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LEESBURG, FLORIDA Saturday, January 25, 2014 www.dailycommercial.com LIFE SUPPORT CASE: Judge sides with family CLASSES: More local schools in case of brain-dead pregnant woman, A5 reported improper numbers, A3 State, local job outlook improves Associated Press JUST THE FACTS TALLAHASSEE — Flor- Lake County’s jobless rate ida’s economy showed dropped through 2013 continued signs of im- ■■ Jan. – 8.3 percent provement as the state’s ■■ Feb. – 7.6 percent unemployment rate dropped again last ■■ March – 7.1 percent month. ■■ April – 6.9 percent The state’s unemploy- ■■ May – 7.2 percent ment rate for December ■■ June – 7.6 percent LINDA CHARLTON / SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL was 6.2 percent. That’s a slight drop from the pre- ■■ July – 7.6 percent The da Vinci Robotic Surgery System is shown up close, with items depicting organs. vious month and the low- ■■ Aug. – 7.3 percent CLERMONT est it has been in 5 1/2 ■■ Sept. – 6.9 percent years. ■■ Oct. – 6.4 percent Just as importantly, the latest round of figures ■■ Nov. – 6.3 percent Medicine’s future on display show that the state’s over- ■■ Dec. – 6 percent all labor force is growing. One of the big reasons for opportunities for Florida Robotic surgical system allows doctors to work remotely previous drops in the un- families,” Scott said in a employment rate was be- statement. ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer cause people were leav- [email protected] Lake County’s jobless ing the labor force or had rate dropped to 6 percent he da Vinci Ro- delayed their search for a in December, the lowest botic Surgery new job. rate of the year and more T System at South Gov. Rick Scott trum- than two percentage Lake Hospital is proof peted the new unemploy- points below the 8.3 per- ment numbers when he that technology has cent seen in January. The announced them during grown by leaps and November unemploy- a stop at a Miramar avia- bounds in the medi- ment rate in Lake was cal world. tion company. “Once again we contin- the second lowest rate of Real life physicians the year at 6.4 percent, act as its brain, op- ue to distance ourselves according to the Florida erating it during sur- from the national unem- gery using a video ployment rate and create SEE JOBS | A2 camera they control with a joy-stick-like device. But the robot’s arms are the ones in- LEESBURG side patients that are LINDA CHARLTON / SPECIAL TO THE DAILY COMMERCIAL used for minimal- ly invasive surger- Judaea Childs works the controls of the robotic surgery simulator. Brothers’ shooting still ies, especially when “It’s a hands-on experience that a into continuing on it comes to those in textbook could never provide to a child.” with their educations hard to reach areas or to get there. under investigation needing a tight grip Dr. Synthia Conti “It’s a hands-on ex- or the smoothest of Health Science instructor at East Ridge Middle School. perience that a text- MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer Joshua Ryan Faile, 23, [email protected] movements. million to $2 million health programs at book could never a 2008 First Academy of Leesburg graduate who A monitor allows and South Lake Hos- two area high schools provide to a child,” Leesburg police are was captain of his foot- physicians to view a pital is the only hos- got to see and test out said Dr. Synthia Con- still trying to determine surgery as its happen- ball team, was taken pital in Lake Coun- another robot which ti, the Health Science what led to the fatal ing and makes some ty to offering it. About looks just like the real to the hospital on Jan. instructor at East shooting that involved surgeries possible 14 area doctors, vary- one. Their visit was 18, shortly after officers Ridge Middle School. only two brothers at a were called to a “possi- even when the doctor ing in expertise from an effort to intro- “Of course, they (stu- having to perform it, general surgery and duce them to some of local convenience store ble shooting” and found dents) have heard is located hundreds urology to gynecolo- the technologies they last week, but plan to him slumped over inside about certain tech- of miles away from gy have been trained may have a chance present the findings of a pickup truck at a gas the patient. to use it. to work with in their nologies and medi- their investigation to the pump at a Leesburg Cir- The system is worth On Thursday, stu- own medical futures cal related advances, State Attorney’s Office cle K with a gunshot to approximately $1.5 dents enrolled in the and motivate them SEE SURGERY | A4 for possible charges. SEE SHOOTING | A2

LEESBURG New Rural King opens with 106 employees

AUSTIN FULLER | Staff Writer ing” on Monday, store manag- burg.” [email protected] er Don Sheffer said. Business at “Obviously this is a great win Rural King’s second store in the store has been good and it for our community to have jobs Florida, at 1715 N. Citrus Blvd. has “exceeded the expectations, being created and to attract in Leesburg, will hold its grand so far,” he added. businesses that are going to cre- opening on Feb. 2 with 106 full- Sandi Moore, the executive ate jobs within the community,” and part-time employees instead director of the Leesburg Area she said. of the previously reported 80. Chamber of Commerce, said Sheffer said Rural King has AUSTIN FULLER / DAILY COMMERCIAL The store had a “soft open- “things are looking up for Lees- SEE STORE | A2 The new Rural King store in Leesburg.

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cent in April, 7.2 percent Sunshine State. The state decline in the unemploy- JOBS in May, 7.6 percent in added slightly more than ment rate over the last FLORIDA FROM PAGE A1 June, 7.6 percent in July, 14,000 jobs last month. two years. The state Office 7.3 percent in August, 6.9 Scott has contend- of Economic and Demo- Department of Economic percent in September, 6.4 ed the state’s unemploy- graphic Research stated in LOTTERY Opportunity. percent in October, 6.3 ment rate is dropping due December that Florida’s JAN. 24 Sumter’s unemploy- percent in November and to his policies, including real unemployment rate ment rate in last month 6.0 in December. his push to cut taxes and would be 8.3 percent if the CASH 3...... 2-2-4 was 5.1 percent, a half In Lake, from a labor eliminate regulations. number of people in the Afternoon...... 4-3-2 percentage point lower force of 130,706 people, The Republican governor labor force had held steady PLAY 4...... 7-3-1-0 than the 5.6 percent seen 122,911 had jobs in De- has made the economy since December 2011. Afternoon...... 0-6-9-2 in November. cember and 7,795 did not. and job growth the cen- That viewpoint was Lake’s jobless rate start- In Sumter, the labor force terpiece of his re-election echoed in an econom- JAN. 23 ed out in 2013 above 8 per- was 36,913, with 35,016 campaign. In many of ic forecast also put out by FANTASY 5...... 21-23-33-35-36 cent and dropped steadi- employed and 1,897 un- speeches Scott notes that the University of Central ly until mid-year, when it employed. Florida lost jobs during Florida Institute for Eco- crept back up again. The The national unem- the four years before he nomic Competitiveness. rate then dropped each ployment rate is 6.7 per- took office, a slight stab at That three-year Florida THE NEWSPAPER OF CHOICE FOR LAKE AND SUMTER COUNTIES SINCE 1875 month through the end of cent. The state’s jobless former Gov. Charlie Crist. forecast also said the state The Daily Commercial (ISSN 0896-1042) is published daily for the year. rate has remained lower Crist is the leading Demo- has “not experienced the $90.74 per year (plus Florida sales tax) by Halifax Media Group at 212 East Main Street, Leesburg, Florida. Periodicals postage is The unemployment than the national average cratic candidate expected type of growth in Florida’s paid at the USPO, Leesburg, FL. POSTMASTER: Send all address changes to The Daily Commercial, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL rate in January was 8.3 for nine straight months. to challenge Scott. economy that is capable 34749-0007. All material contained in this edition is property of percent, followed by 7.6 There were an estimat- In a report last month, little more than gradually The Daily Commercial and is protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America. Reproduction is forbidden without percent in February, 7.1 ed 584,000 people who re- state economists said there reducing the unemploy- written consent from the publisher. percent in March, 6.9 per- main out of work in the were other reasons for the ment rate.” MISSED YOUR NEWSPAPER? HOW TO REACH US REDELIVERY NOT AVAILABLE IN ALTOONA OR SUMTER 365-8200 HOROSCOPES store was opened in Call 352-787-0600 in Lake In Sumter County: STORE Spring Hill and its third County or 877-702-0600 in 877-702-0600 HAPPY BIRTHDAY for will feel recharged and hap- Sumter County 6 a.m. to 10 FROM PAGE A1 is planned in Bonita a.m. Monday through Friday. ADVERTISING Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014: pier. Springs. Call 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Satur- day and 7 to 10 a.m. on Sunday. Retail...... 365-8200 This year you take a big- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Sheffer said his goal is Classified...... 314-3278 ger role at work and/or 22) You might feel as if a “been looking at Flori- GOING ON VACATION da for a while and decid- to have the biggest vol- CIRCULATION within your community. You loved one has cut you off, Lake Co...... 352-787-0600 ume Rural King store in Call the Circulation Depart- might even be surprised to or perhaps this person feels ed to come this way and Sumter Co. .... 877-702-0600 the U.S. in Leesburg. ment 48 hours ahead to stop see your leadership abili- that way about you. Perhaps have hopes of 10 stores.” service. Circulation Billing .. 787-0600 ties emerge. Others enjoy you would like to welcome He added Rural King is “Of course, I want to be ACCOUNTING ...... 365-8216 the way you think. You of- some distance. You just still figuring out this mar- the best volume store that SUBSCRIPTION RATES ten force them to recon- might decide to cocoon at ket. the country has,” he said. sider their ideas. If you are home and read a good book “I think with all we’ve got SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION: Call 352-787-0600 (Lake Co.) or “We know what works 877-702-0600 (Sumter Co.) between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday single, a friendship will be or take a nap. up in the Midwest, but going for us, that will put through Friday. Prepayments for 3 months or more, mail to: Circulation instrumental in finding ro- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) us right up there next to Dept., The Daily Commercial, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL 34749- Florida is a different sto- 0007. Billed monthly at the rates shown. mance. This event will oc- You could be taken aback the top.” cur most likely after spring. ry down here,” Sheffer Home by a financial venture, and The approximate- Delivery 3 Mos. Tax Total 6 Mos. Tax Total 1 Yr. Tax Total If you are attached, you find said. “So, we’re learning you might not be sure which ly 100,000 square-foot Daily/Sunday 28.43 1.99 30.42 50.05 3.50 53.56 90.74 6.35 97.09 your sweetie far more en- way to proceed. You will every day. The custom- dearing than you have in need to use self-discipline ers that come in and let building formerly housed OUR COMMITMENT TO ACCURACY years. Enjoy this phase — it once more. No one has the us know what we need to a Kmart and then a fur- The Daily Commercial promptly corrects errors of fact appearing in its will last awhile. SAGITTARI- have and we’re listening niture store. It is locat- pages. If you believe we have made an error, call the news department willpower you do when you at 352-365-8250. US makes a great friend. decide to use it. to what they tell us.” ed across the street from ARIES (March 21-April SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. And the markets are a Tractor Supply Compa- STAFF INFORMATION 19) Dealing with a family 21) You might need to end different, he explained. ny store. ROD DIXON, publisher member could be discourag- a difficult situation or cut off “Different things are Sheffer said Trac- 352-365-8213...... [email protected] ing and/or difficult. This sit- communication with some- selling up there now tor Supply Company is MARY MANNING-JACOBS, advertising director uation is not new; however, one who has an adverse than what is selling down a competitor, but they 352-365-8287...... [email protected] it does continue to cause effect on you. This person were not trying to “put you confusion. Let go of here,” Sheffer said. “I NEWSROOM CONTACTS likely means well, so per- anybody out of business the issue at hand, and you haps you need thicker skin. know in the winter time TOM MCNIFF, executive editor might gain a new perspec- Giving yourself some dis- up there we sell a lot or anything like that. 352-365-8250...... [email protected] tive as a result. tance will help you gain per- more feed because there’s We’re just here to make WHITNEY WILLARD, copy desk chief TAURUS (April 20-May spective. nothing for the animals money.” 352-365-8258...... [email protected] 20) You might feel closed SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- to eat... Different types Rural King started in TO REPORT LOCAL NEWS off by what occurs, but you Dec. 21) You might feel of apparel is going to sell 1960 and is based out of SCOTT CALLAHAN, news editor need to stay on top of a the need to hold back. The here than what’s up there. Mattoon, Ill., and has 68 352-365-8203...... [email protected] problem. Understand that less you discuss a prob- We don’t need the winter stores in eight states, ac- REPORTERS an associate closes down lem that’s on your mind, the coats down here.” cording to Rural King’s LIVI STANFORD, county government, schools when he or she is upset. larger it will become. If the website. This person might come issue is a misunderstand- The company’s first 352-365-8257...... [email protected] across as confusing, so ask ing, you might be surprised ROXANNE BROWN, South Lake County for clarification. as to how the other party 352-394-2183...... [email protected] GEMINI (May 21-June sees the situation. happened, fill in gaps of MILLARD IVES, police and courts 20) Pace yourself, and be CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- SHOOTING his story and question 352-365-8262...... [email protected] aware of your objectives. Jan. 19)A friend who is old- people who were with THERESA CAMPBELL, Leesburg and The Villages FROM PAGE A1 352-365-8209...... [email protected] You tend to believe that you er or more serious might the brothers before the are in total control of situa- not be the best of compa- shooting. AUSTIN FULLER, business news, Mount Dora, Eustis, Tavares tions in your life. You might ny. In fact, you could feel the head. 352-365-8263...... [email protected] Rockefeller added the want to express a little as if this person is shutting According to a police LETTERS TO THE EDITOR investigation is consid- more vulnerability, especial- down. You will notice his or report, his brother, Da- Email submissions to [email protected] ly if you would like others to her changed energy. vid Faile, 25, was found ered a homicide case SPORTS RESULTS pitch in more often. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. leaning inside the pick- simply because some- CANCER (June 21-July 18) You might be over seri- one was shot, but add- Schools or coaches can report game results after 6 p.m. by call- up from the passenger’s ing 352-365-8268, or 352-365-8279. Submissions also can be 22) You might consider de- ous or too controlling. If you side with blood on his ed it could result in man- emailed to [email protected]. ferring to someone else, as note others pulling away, clothing. A handgun was slaughter charges if any FRANK JOLLEY, sports editor this person seems much take a personal assess- charges at all. The broth- 352-365-8268...... [email protected] more demanding and less ment as to what is bother- found on the passen- ger-side floorboard. ers’ father, who goes by GOOD FOR YOU AND CELEBRATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS willing to give in. You don’t ing you. Your smile draws the name Billy Bob, said many people toward you. Joshua Faile died at the Email news about your awards and personal or professional mile- really care who does what in a phone interview that — you simply are content to Smile and bring back those hospital. His funeral is stones — along with a photo, if you desire -— to pam.fennimore@ be with this person. If given whom you enjoy. scheduled for Monday. he wasn’t ready to say dailycommercial.com. a choice, go for fun. PISCES (Feb. 19-March According to anoth- what happened. CALENDAR “It was a tragic acci- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 20) If you have an oppor- er police report released Email upcoming events to [email protected]. dent,” the father said. Remain stoic when deal- tunity to go to a movie or Friday, when officers ap- ing with an upset loved a concert, do. The change “I’m just glad I still have proached David Faile at one, even if you feel as if of pace will make you feel a son who I can wrap my the gas pump, he backed you’ve had enough. Take much better and as if you arms around.” a break from your routine. have been on a mini-escape out of the truck with his According to an obit- Medical marijuana Go off and enjoy a friend or holiday. Refuse to take hands raised and re- uary that ran in Friday’s with whom you really have a someone’s comments too peatedly said, “Help edition of the Daily Com- great time. As a result, you seriously. has enough my brother, don’t worry mercial, Joshua Faile was about me, I won’t resist not only good at football, you.” but was a member of the signatures for ballot Leesburg police Maj. school’s tennis and golf BRIDGE Steve Rockefeller said in- teams. He also was on the Associated Press vestigators detained the debate team and attend- brother for a few hours, ed Community United TALLAHASSEE — The medical marijua- released him and decid- Methodist Church. na petition drive has the necessary signa- ed to present the findings He went on to the Uni- tures needed to get on the 2014 ballot and of their investigation to versity of South Florida, now just needs approval from the state the State Attorney’s Of- where he played on that Supreme Court before Floridians can vote fice. school’s rugby team. He on the issue. Rockefeller said Da- graduated in 2013 with A push to gather the voter signatures be- vid Faile has been coop- a degree in criminology fore a Feb. 1 deadline was met with a week erative with police, but and had planned on at- to spare. In early December, the drive fund- detectives are still try- tending a police acade- ed in large part by personal injury lawyer ing to determine what my next month. John Morgan only had about 135,000 of the 683,149 required voter signatures. By Friday afternoon it had 710,508, meeting a minimum threshold in 14 congressional districts to get on the ballot, according to the Department of State’s website. “As Muhammad Ali once said, ‘We shocked the world,’” said Morgan, who has spent about $4 million on the effort. The proposed constitutional amend- ment would allow the use of marijuana if prescribed by a doctor for debilitating conditions. It needs approval from 60 per- cent of voters — if the Supreme Court al- lows it on the ballot. Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A3

StateNEWS EDITOR SCOTT CALLAHAN n [email protected]&Region n 352-365-8203 www.dailycommercial.com Area Briefs CLERMONT Schools reported wrong class sizes New Beginnings will LIVI STANFORD | Staff Writer ber, said a whistle blower tipped off The six schools are: Mount Dora [email protected] open new playground the Florida Department of Educa- High School, Tavares Elementary Six Lake County Schools have in- tion about one school, which had School, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, The Leadership Lake Class of 2013 accurately reported their class sizes possible class-size violations over Sorrento Elementary, Lake Minne- alumni will lay mulch at a new play- in violation of the state’s class-size the limit set by the state. ola High School and Grassy Lake El- ground to be constructed at the New amendment, according to Chris As a result, school district officials ementary. Beginnings Learning Center, at 792 Patton, spokesman for the district. did an investigation and found ad- “We have made data edits to E. Montrose St., and following the The classes were larger then what ditional irregularities, resulting in six schools and have submitted class project today, a ribbon cutting was reported. five other schools with class sizes them to the Florida Department of will be held at 11 a.m. to officially Bill Mathias, school board mem- not accurately reported. SEE SCHOOLS | A4 open the playground. The class raised approximate- ly $8,500 to construct the commer- cial-grade playground at the new LEESBURG facility, which provides job- and life- skill training for struggling families. The money also funded a telephone Goodwill plans system at the center. relocation, EUSTIS Short-term classes expansion offered at Lake Tech AUSTIN FULLER | Staff Writer Lake Technical Center is offering [email protected] several short-term affordable class- es designed to give participants an The Leesburg Goodwill store, edge in today’s job market. currently located in the Lake Village Shopping Mall east of Some of the classes offered at the Lake Square Mall, will be mov- main campus, at 2001 Kurt St., in ing across U.S. Highway 441 to Eustis include: Adobe Photoshop, a former OfficeMax store. Computer Literacy, Introduction to Along with its retail outlet, Microsoft Excel, Intro to Microsoft PHOTOS BY CINDY DIAN / SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL the new location also will house PowerPoint and Intro to Quickbooks. Goodwill’s jobs office, currently An Armed Security Class “G” class Eustis firefighters put out a blaze that claimed a mobile home. housed a few doors down from will be held at the IPS Gun Range, the current store at Lake Village. 13000 Frankies Road in Tavares Judith Pariseau, Goodwill In- and begins in March, as well as a Fire claims dustries of Central Florida’s vice Security Officer, and Public Safety president for public relations, Telecommunication class. said the move across the street Online classes are also available. mobile home was necessary in order to “put For information about classes and more merchandise out on the registration, go to www.laketech.org CINDY DIAN Correspondent floor.” or call, 352-589-2250. The current Goodwill loca- An air-conditioning company re- tion has 17 full- and part-time EUSTIS portedly was repairing a heating el- employees. Another 13 will ement at a mobile home in Eustis be hired to help run the larger David Mallett performs on Friday when an explosion started store, bringing the total number at Olivia’s Coffeehouse a fire that destroyed the residence of workers to 30, Pariseau said, Singer-songwriter, David Mallett in Country Club Manor off of U.S. adding the number could even- will perform at Olivia’s Coffeehouse Highway 19. tually grow to 50. and Bistro, 108 N. Bay St., in Eustis, “I’ve lived in this home for 25 Robert Sargent, public infor- at 3 p.m. Sunday. years,” homeowner Lester Slauter mation officer for the city of In a career spanning four decades, said. “Nothing is salvageable.” Leesburg, said although the city Mallett has recorded 14 albums, Nobody was injured and the Eustis had no hand in the relocation, performed in clubs, concert halls Fire Department prevented any oth- ing in the area but he and his wife, “any opportunity to add jobs in and festivals across the US, Canada er structures from catching on fire. Lynn, have friends who will help the this environment is good.” and Europe, and has appeared on Slauter, who served in the U.S. couple. “It was unfortunate to see a numerous broadcasts. Army for 41 years, leaving with the The air-conditioning company’s retail outlet, which OfficeMax Tickets are $14 advance, $18 at the rank of colonel, has no family liv- insurance will cover the loss. was in that location, go away, door, and doors open at 2 p.m. but it is always very enthusiastic Go to www.OliviasCoffeehouse. when you start creating jobs,” com to purchase tickets or call he said. “No matter how small 352-357-1887. the number, any new jobs in Boys and Girls Club to unveil new bus this area is really, really good.” The OfficeMax building cov- TAVARES Staff Report healthy lifestyles and “We have been mak- ers 23,500 square feet with Hazardous waste to be education for children,” ing multiple trips in a 12,000 square feet of this avail- The Boys and Girls he said in a press re- van to transport kids to able for selling space. Pariseau collected Thursday Club of Lake and Sum- lease. “Educating chil- the club daily, so this said the current location in The Lake County Solid Waste ter counties will unveil dren is the best way to bus is really going to Lake Village has about 10,000 Division encourages Lake County its new Team Gamez ensure a productive help make sure that the square feet, with 8,500 square residents to dispose of toxic ma- Bus on Monday. adult.” children can maximize feet of selling space. terials at an upcoming Household The Team Gamez The new bus will add their time at the Boys This does not include the job Hazardous Waste Collection event, Foundation, headed much-needed transpor- & Girls Club,” she said. connection center at the mall, from 9 a.m. to noon Thursday at the up by three-time Pro- tation for the Boys and “This is going to be the which has another 1,200 square Central Solid Waste Facility, 13130 fessional Golfers’ As- Girls Club’s South Lake Cool Bus!” feet. Moving the center to the County Landfill Road. sociation tour winner Unit, said Freddy Wil- A bus unveiling will OfficeMax store will boost its Representatives will be on-hand to Robert Gamez, helped liams, the club’s chief be held at 4 p.m. Mon- square footage by another 2,800 collect small quantities waste prod- make the new bus pos- professional officer. day at the South Lake square feet, Pariseau said, add- ucts such as lawn and gardening sible. A Las Vegas native “We are so excited to Unit in Clermont, which ing there are no immediate materials, photo and swimming pool who now lives in Orlan- partner with Team Ga- meets at First Baptist Cl- plans to increase its three-per- chemicals, paint products, cleaning do, Gamez has donat- mez and see this bus ermont, 498 W. Mon- son staff. solutions, motor oil and used gas, ed more than $1 mil- on the roads of South trose Ave. Pariseau said communi- batteries, fluorescent lamps, light lion to various children’s Lake,” he said. The Boys and Girls ty support allowed Goodwill to bulbs and small propane tanks, and charities in the two cit- The bus will be able Club served more than purchase the new location at the end of 2013. will be offering drive-thru disposal. ies since his rookie year to transport kids more 1,700 youngsters last “The people of Leesburg have Infectious waste, solvents, chemi- in 1990. quickly and efficient- year in locations in been very generous in their do- cal laboratory waste and radioactive “Our goal at Team ly, said Tracy Jones, Leesburg (two sites), nations,” she said of the need waste are prohibited. Gamez is to support the South Lake Unit’s di- Eustis, Umatilla, Cler- charities that promote rector mont, and Lady Lake. SEE GOODWILL | A4 IF YOU SEE NEWS HAPPENING, RECORD IT EUSTIS ... and we’ll share it with our readers. Some of our best story ideas and photos come from our readers. So don’t hesitate Nature center plans anniversary celebration to share your youth activities, awards, THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer anniversary. birthday cake and more. Vendors will be show- accomplishments, festivals, charity [email protected] The free celebration “We never have had casing pine needle bas- events and other things that make our The Oklawaha Val- runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on anything quite this big,” ketry, stone knapping communities special. And don’t overlook ley Audubon Society and Feb. 15 at Trout Lake said Joan Bryant, presi- and duck-call carving. those family milestones — birthdays, Trout Lake Nature Center Nature Center in Eus- dent of the center, who One of the demonstrators engagements, marriages, business are planning a joint big tis, where there will be believes children will de- will show the art of atlatl promotions and military news. bash next month with a demonstrations, ani- light in seeing a variety of throwing. variety of family-friendly mals, speakers, displays, animals up close brought “The early natives used Just email your photos and news to ... activities to celebrate the art, photography, a native in from Central Florida a method for throwing [email protected] society’s 50th year, and plant sale, children’s craft Zoo and Uncle Donald’s their spears and it was the nature center’s 25th activities, food vendors, Farm. SEE CENTER | A4 A4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014 IN MEMORY DEATH NOTICES Student shot to death outside SC State dorm Mable L. Davis Associated Press pus before police could catch want to talk to, but he wasn’t Elzey said South Carolina them, but authorities decid- ready to release a name. Gov. Nikki Haley offered any Mable L. Davis, 80, of ORANGEBURG, S.C. — A Mount Dora, FL passed ed to lock down the campus The shooting shocked the help the school needed. student was shot and killed so they could not return, said entire campus, universi- The university lifted its away on Friday, Janu- Friday outside an on-campus ary 24, 2014. Steverson, University Police Chief Mer- ty President Thomas Elzey lockdown Friday evening, dormitory at South Carolina nard Clarkson. said. Greif counselors will be but Clarkson said the school Hamlin & Hilbish Fu- State University, and police nerals and Cremations, “Our students are secure brought in to talk to students was letting traffic in and out were looking for four men Tavares, FL and safe as we keep looking and staff. of campus through only one who left campus. for these individuals,” Clark- “We, again, are extraordi- gate. James W. Lynch Brandon Robinson, 20, died son said. narily sad about this. He was South Carolina State also James W. Lynch, 70, not long after he was shot Clarkson said police hav- a very nice young man. And was the site of a fatal shoot- of Grand Island, died outside of the Hugine Suites en’t figured out what led to it hurts. It hurts us all,” El- ing in 2011, when police said Thursday, January 23, around 1:30 p.m., authorities the shooting. He said his of- zey said, trying to hold back three men met on campus for 2014. Hamlin & Hilbish said. 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patients from having SURGERY to travel long distanc- GOODWILL FROM PAGE A1 es to get treatments FROM PAGE A3 elsewhere, he is even and I’ve talked prouder to be partner- about it to them, but ing with area schools for a larger store. it actually makes and providing a peek Rev. Edgar Helms what they are learn- into the future for their started Goodwill in students. 1902, and Goodwill In- ing real. This brings “We need surgeons dustries of Central Flor- it to life before their who truly understand ida started in 1959, ac- eyes and that’s how this works, who cording to Goodwill priceless.” have a handle on the Industries of Central “I mean, what importance of technol- Florida’s website. Good- high school student ogy and what it means will is now a $4 billion has the opportuni- nonprofit, according to ty to see and actu- for everybody,” he said the website. ally get to play with “We might have a fu- The Leesburg Good- actual multi-million ture surgeon right here will store opened at its dollar equipment in this room using the that real profession- robot as we speak,” current location in June ROXANNE BROWN / DAILY COMMERCIAL 1991, according to Pari- als use in the indus- Johns said. try?” Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt, MD, a urologist and robotic microsurgeon with The Pur Clinic in The hospital has seau. The job connec- Clermont, shows visiting Lake Minneola High School health program students Shelby tion center opened in Samuel Ali, 19, a partnering with South senior at Eazst Ridge Stephens Mary Riley, both 17, some of the instruments he uses during surgery at South Lake’s three high 2010. Lake Hospital. Goodwill also has lo- High School, who is schools more and cations in Eustis and Cl- planning on becom- Minneola High School ing, so at one time, we da and Associates in more, and will contin- ermont. ing a neurosurgeon, and the second from could only do maybe Clermont, who also ue to do so in the fu- said for him, the ex- East Ridge High School one surgery like that spoke during one of ture, spokesperson perience opened his – got to hear what ac- per day. Using the ro- the morning’s two ses- Kim Couch said. eyes to what may be tual area doctors had bot, we can to do up to sions, shared his in- “Our communi- lying ahead for him. to say about the his- three or four if neces- sight about some of ty outreach with the “It’s actual- tory of and evolution sary. ” the breakthroughs the schools in our area is ly very interest- of medicine and sur- “But the biggest ben- robot has facilitated. something we want to ing,” he said. “The gery over the years. efit of the robot is that “The robot’s visual- continue to grow,” she fact that a robot can They also talked about it makes us more effi- ization is three dimen- said. “So when I found do what we can do, how things like the ro- cient because it’s er- sional, just like me and out we would have this and in some cas- bot were aiding them gonomic, it has five- you looking at each robot that travels the es better, is amaz- during procedures and to-one motion scaling, other, as opposed to region for an entire ing. It also makes benefitting patients. it decreases tremor, it being two-dimension- day, I wanted to get as me think that by the Dr. Jamin Brahm- decreases surgeon fa- al, which is what you many groups in here time I finish school bhatt, a Cler- tigue, it decreases the see when you look at as possible.” and start working, mont-based urologist need for an assistant a television screen,” Diviana Polanco, things might be eas- and robotic micro sur- and has been shown to Wright said, adding 14, a student at Lake ier for me as a sur- geon with The Pur Clin- improve recovery time that the robot has real- Minneola High School geon. There might ic, said his lecture goal for patients because of ly made his and his pa- who hopes to be an be more training to was to inspire the visit- smaller incisions, and tient’s lives easier. anesthesiologist or a complete, but it may ing students by giving it allows for less move- The robot can sew, pharmacist, said she is become easier.” them a peek into the ment that occurs once dissect, cut, cauterize, in awe of the medical Before trying their way things are being inside the body.” complete vessel seal- advances that have oc- own hands at mak- done now in medicine. Brahmbhatt said he ing and use stapling curred over the years ing the robotic sys- “My goal was to show felt motivated as well. devices. — including the robot. tem move its arms them the new tech- “It’s exciting,” he said “This is our future,” “It’s very helpful, but and position dif- nologies, but really, “One of the very stu- Wright said. “We’ve even more than that, ferent colored pegs the bigger purpose be- dents here today may been busier and busier it’s cool,” she said. “It’s that were serving as hind today was to in- one day may be re- doing procedures with like motivation for me bodily organs, two spire them,” Brahm- sponsible for design- this robot, and we’ve because even though shifts of students – bhatt said. “As micro ing the next micro ro- had happier patients I may never get to use the first from Lake surgeons, we do sur- botic console or may with less pain and less the robot myself, it gery that requires the one sitting behind recovery times.” helps me to keep try- reaching small organs the console, running Paul Johns, chief op- ing towards what and successfully com- the controls during a erating officer of South I want to do in the pleting precise and in- surgery.” Lake Hospital, said health field, because tricate procedures. 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NOMAAN MERCHANT Dow drops by 318 Associated Press JOSHUA FREED and PAUL WISEMAN uary survey showed FORT WORTH, Texas — A AP Business Writers a drop in Chinese judge on Friday ordered a Tex- Fear is back in the manufacturing activ- as hospital to remove life sup- ity. Days earlier, Chi- port for a pregnant, brain-dead market. Investors are wor- na reported that its woman whose family had ar- economic growth last gued that she would not want to ried about slower eco- nomic growth in Chi- year matched 2012 for be kept in that condition. the slowest pace since Judge R. H. Wallace Jr. issued na, a gloomier outlook for U.S. corporate 1999. the ruling in the case of Mar- “It is interesting how lise Munoz. John Peter Smith profits and an end to easy money policies in even a mild tremor in Hospital in Fort Worth has been the United States and China’s growth causes keeping Munoz on life sup- Europe. They’re also such anxiety around port against her family’s wishes. fretting over coun- the world,” said Eswar The judge gave the hospital un- try-specific troublesPrasad, professor of til 5 p.m. Monday to remove life around the world — trade policy at Cornell support. from economic mis- University. Munoz was 14 weeks preg- management in Ar- Slower growth in nant when her husband found gentina to political China is bad news for her unconscious Nov. 26, possi- instability in Turkey. countries that supply bly due to a blood clot. Both the AP FILE PHOTO Those fears con- oil, iron ore and oth- hospital and the family agree Erick Munoz stands with an undated copy of a photograph of himself, left, with verged to start a two- er raw materials to the that the fetus could not be born wife Marlise and their son Mateo, in Haltom City, Texas. day rout in global mar- world’s second-big- alive at this point. However, the hospital is misapplying the 22 weeks’ gestation, is “distinct- kets this week, capped gest economy. Some John Peter Smith Hospital had law because Marlise Munoz ly abnormal.” They attorneys by a 318-point drop in of those countries, argued that it had to protect the would be considered legally and said they based that statement the Dow Jones indus- such as Indonesia and life of the unborn child. medically dead. on medical records they re- trial average Friday. It South Africa, were al- Erick Munoz says he and his “Marlise Munoz is dead, and ceived from the hospital. was the blue-chip in- ready struggling with wife are paramedics who were she gave clear instructions to Not much is known about fe- dex’s worst day since an outflow of capital clear that they didn’t want life her husband and family — Mar- tal survival when mothers suffer last June. The Dow as rising U.S. interest support in this type of situa- lise was not to remain on any brain death during pregnancy. plunged almost 500 rates drew investors to tion. Her parents agreed. His at- type of artificial ‘life sustain- German doctors who searched points over the two- the United States. torney argued to the judge Fri- ing treatment’, ventilators or the for such cases found 30 of them day stretch. Since the glob- day that keeping the woman on like,” the lawsuit said. “There is in nearly 30 years, according to The turbulence co- al financial crisis hit life support would set a danger- no reason JPS should be allowed an article published in the jour- incides with a global in 2008, the Feder- ous precedent for future cases of to continue treatment on Marl- nal BMC Medicine in 2010. economic shift: Chi- al Reserve has flood- pregnant, brain-dead women. ise Munoz’s dead body, and this Those mothers were fur- na and other emerg- ed markets with cash Attorneys for the family de- Court should order JPS to im- ther along in pregnancy — 22 ing market economies to push interest rates clined to say what the next steps mediately discontinue such.” weeks on average — when brain appear to be running lower and encourage were, pending a potential ap- The case has raised ques- death occurred than in the Tex- into trouble just as U.S. businesses and peal from the hospital. tions about end-of-life care and as case. Birth results were avail- the developed econ- consumers to bor- The Tarrant County District whether a pregnant woman who able for 19 cases. In 12, a viable omies of the United row and spend. But Attorney’s Office, which is repre- is considered legally and medi- child was born. Follow-up re- States and Europe fi- last month, as signs senting the hospital in the law- cally dead should be kept on life sults were available for six, all of nally show signs of re- of growing econom- suit, said the hospital was ex- support for the sake of a fetus. whom developed normally. newed strength near- ic strength emerged pected to issue a statement later It also has gripped attention on In refusing to take Marlise Mu- ly five years after the in the U.S., the Fed Friday in response to the ruling. both sides of the abortion de- noz off life support, the hospital end of the Great Re- cut back — reducing Hospital officials have said bate, with anti-abortion groups has cited a provision of the Tex- cession. its monthly bond pur- they were bound by a state law arguing Munoz’s fetus deserves as Advance Directives Act that The trouble began chases to $75 billion prohibiting withdrawal of treat- a chance to be born. reads: “A person may not with- Thursday after a Jan- from $85 billion. ment from a pregnant patient. Earlier this week, Erick Mu- draw or withhold life-sustaining Several experts interviewed by noz’s attorneys said that the fe- treatment under this subchap- The Associated Press have said tus, now believed to be at about ter from a pregnant patient.” Singing or sinking? Justin Bieber hits new low with arrest

MESFIN FEKADU day and he is facing driv- normalcy in your adult AP Music Writer ing under the influence life or in your teen- LOS ANGELES — For charges after driving age life,” said Mackle- more than a year, Jus- nearly twice the speed more, who has struggled tin Bieber has had more limit on a Miami Beach with substance abuse. tabloid hits than Bill- street. Police said he also “I think that’s very chal- board hits: The singer’s resisted the arrest and lenging. I think if I had music career has taken a smelled of alcohol. blown up at 22 or 23, I backseat to his wild boy After he was charged, think you would have antics, and a new arrest some key industry seen me do some (crazy for a DUI charge marks watchers were hesitant stuff) in public.” a new low for the Gram- to talk about the Cana- “Journals” was re- my-nominated pop star. dian-born singer’s woes AP PHOTO leased in December Bieber’s arrest Thurs- and what it would mean Justin Bieber smiles in his and has had some suc- day is another sign of the to his imploding career. booking photo in Miami. cess: some singles have crazy lifestyle that has But rapper Mackle- “I think it’s challenging hit then Top 40 thanks to taken over the 19-year- more, 30, was sympa- for anybody to have your digital sales. But it’s miles old’s image — but a thetic. He said if he had life be a spectacle and away from the phenom- more serious one given become a mainstream enal, chart-topping suc- the gravity of his alleged musician when he was to be challenged and cess he enjoyed when offenses. Authorities say Bieber’s age, people critiqued and judged. he debuted as a cher- Bieber failed a field so- would also see his strug- And it’s definitely hard ub-faced, soft-voiced briety test early Thurs- gles. if you’ve never had any teenager in 2009. A6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014 Bombings rock Egyptian capital, killing 6 people MAGGIE MICHAEL eight-story headquar- and SARAH EL DEEB ters’ facade was shat- Associated Press tered, with air con- CAIRO — A truck ditioning units left bomb blasted the main dangling out of broken security headquar- windows, and a cra- ters in Cairo on Fri- ter was blasted into the day, one of a string of pavement, as deep as a four bombings hit- standing man. ting police in the Egyp- The explosion also tian capital within a 10- wrecked Cairo’s re- hour period, killing six nowned Islamic Arts people. The most sig- Museum, directly nificant attack yet in across the street, blast- the city fueled a furious ing out its windows, causing ceilings to col- backlash against the lapse, smashing dis- Muslim Brotherhood play cases of porce- amid rising fears of a lain and glasswork and militant insurgency. breaking water pipes In the hours after that sprayed over man- the blast, angry resi- uscripts. Museum ex- dents — some chant- perts said key pieces in ing for the “execution” its unique collection of of Brotherhood mem- Islamic artifacts were bers — joined police in damaged. clashes with the group’s Abdullah el-Sayyed, supporters holding KHALIL HAMRA / AP a 26-year-old sales- their daily street pro- An Egyptian man stands in rubble after an explosion at the Egyptian police headquarters in downtown Cairo on Friday. man who lives behind tests against the gov- violence, as both mili- group of being behind since the coup, which the headquarters, said ernment. Smoke rose The day’s violence be- tary supporters and the militant violence. The have largely targeted he was woken up by over Cairo from fires, gan with the 6:30 a.m. Islamists vowed to take Brotherhood, which al- police but increasing- blast at the capital’s se- the blast, followed by and fighting around to the streets with rival lied with some radical ly hit in public areas heavy gunfire by fran- the country left 14 curity headquarters, rallies. groups while in pow- taking civilian casu- located on downtown tic policemen. “They more people dead. After Friday’s blasts, er, denies the claim, alties. And the public were devastated. They The mayhem on the Bab el-Khalq Square. interim Preisident Adli saying it is aimed only fury has been funneled Security camera foot- were firing their guns eve of the third anni- Mansour vowed to “up- to justify the drive to at the Brotherhood: Af- in panic as if to call for versary of 2011’s once age that became public root terrorism,” just eliminate it as a rival. ter Friday’s bombings, showed a white pick- rescue,” he said. hopeful revolution He said he plans to as the government The crackdown has ex- TV stations aired tele- up truck pulling up the pointed to the acceler- return to his home vil- crushed a militant in- panded to silence other phone calls from view- building’s gate. A man ating, dangerous slide surgency in the 1990s. forms of dissent, with lage in Fayoum south ers pleading with army gets out of it, jumps Egypt has taken since The state “will not arrests of secular activ- chief Gen. Abdel-Fat- of Cairo because he no into another car and last summer’s military show them pity or mer- ists critical of the mil- tah el-Sissi to defini- longer feels safe. “It’s drive off. Two police- ouster of Islamist Presi- cy,” he said. “We ... will itary, security forces tively crush the group. not worth it anymore dent Mohammed Mor- not hesitate to take the and the new adminis- “Execution for Mor- men inspect the truck to stay here. Every day si: A mounting con- necessary measures.” tration. si and his leaders,” one for a moment, then re- I ride the metro and go frontation between the That could spell an For activists, that has man shouted through turn into the head- past here,” he said. military-backed gov- escalation in the crack- raised deep concerns a megaphone to an an- quarters, and two min- After the blast, sever- ernment and Islamist down that the gov- over a return of a police gry crowd that gathered utes later, it explodes. al police officers sat on opponents amid the ernment has waged state despite the gov- outside the Cairo secu- The powerful blast the sidewalk weeping escalating militant vio- against Morsi’s Muslim ernment’s promises of rity headquarters hit ripped down a main outside the building, lence. Brotherhood ever since democracy. in Friday’s first bomb- avenue that at any oth- as ambulances rushed Saturday, the anni- his July 3 ouster. But among a broad ing. A woman held up er time of day would in, with a body near- versary of the start of Thousands of Is- swath of the public, a picture depicting the have been packed with by on the ground un- the 18-day uprising lamists have already those concerns are Brotherhood as sheep, cars and pedestrians der a sheet. Some in the that ousted autocrat been arrested and hun- eclipsed by fear of the screaming, “Morsi is — knocking out win- crowd of residents who Hosni Mubarak, raised dreds killed, with au- wave of militant bomb- the butcher and el-Sissi dows of shops for more gathered looked dis- the potential for new thorities accusing the ings and shootings will slaughter him.” than 500 yards. The traught at the damage. 35 feared dead Fires light up night sky in Ukraine MARIA DANILOVA their demands, after in Quebec blaze and YURAS KARMANAU crowds angered by the Associated Press deaths of at least two Associated Press 30 others were missing KIEV, Ukraine — protesters and allega- after the flames raced tions of abuse by au- L’ISLE-VERTE, Que- As riots spread from through the three-sto- thorities besieged gov- bec — Using steam to Ukraine’s embattled ry building in be- ernment buildings in melt the ice, investiga- capital to nearly half low-zero cold Fahren- scores of cities in west- tors searched the fro- of the country, Presi- heit. Canada’s prime ern Ukraine. zen-over ruins of a re- dent Viktor Yanukovych minister said there was At a meeting with re- tirement home Friday promised Friday to re- little doubt the death for victims of a fire that shuffle his government ligious leaders, Yanu- toll would climb. left about 35 people and make other con- kovych vowed that, at Witnesses told hor- feared dead and cast cessions — but a top a special parliament DARKO VOJINOVIC / AP such a pall over the vil- rific tales of seeing opposition leader said meeting on Tuesday, lage of 1,500 that psy- people die. Most of nothing short of his res- Protesters confront police in central Kiev, Ukraine, on Friday. he would push through chologists were sent the 50 or so residents ignation would do. Angry demonstra- stopped earlier this changes to his Cabinet, door to door. probably never had a Hours after the presi- tors hurled firebombs, week as opposition grant amnesty to doz- “People are in a state chance to escape — dent’s comments, huge rocks and fireworks at leaders entered into ens of jailed activists of shock,” Quebec many were over 85 fireballs lit up the night officers. Riot police re- face-to-face talks with and amend harsh an- Minister of Social Ser- and used wheelchairs sky in central Kiev and sponded with tear gas Yanukovych. ti-protest legislation. vices Veronique Hivon or walkers. Some had plumes of thick black and several dozen pro- But hundreds of dem- But Vitali Klitschko, said. Alzheimer’s. smoke rose from burn- testers were rushed to a onstrators in ski masks an opposition leader The cause of the Pascal Fillion, who ing tires at giant barri- makeshift medical tri- and helmets were still who is a former world early-morning blaze lives nearby, said he cades erected by pro- age area to be treated. armed with sticks, heavyweight boxing Thursday was under saw someone use a testers. “We will force the au- stones and firebombs champion, declared investigation, and po- ladder to try to rescue Clashes resumed at thorities to respect us,” at the Kiev barricades. the only way to end lice asked the public a man cornered on his the barricades, which 27-year-old protest- After nearly two the street protests — for any videos or pho- third-floor balcony. are just yards from er Artur Kapelan said. months of ignoring known as the Maidan tos of the tragedy that The man was crying lines of riot police and “Not they, but we will mass demonstrations after the central Kiev might yield clues. out for help before he also made up of bags of dictate the conditions calling for his oust- square occupied by At least five people fell to the ground, en- ice and scraps of furni- of a truce.” er, Yanukovych of- demonstrators — is for were killed and about gulfed in flames. ture. The fighting hadfered to meet some of Yanukovych to resign. Both sides in Syrian talks to meet in ‘same room’

LORI HINNANT and ZEINA KARAM left 130,000 people dead since mediator, is credited with efforts Associated Press 2011. to stabilize Iraq and Afghanistan GENEVA — Bending to intense Mediator Lakhdar Brahimi met after the U.S. ousted their gov- international pressure, Syria’s gov- separately with Assad’s delega- ernments. But he faces a formi- ernment and the Western-backed tion and representatives with the dable task to build peace in Syr- opposition agreed Friday to face Syrian National Coalition, who ar- ia, which has been flooded with each other for the first time since rived at the U.N. European head- al-Qaida-inspired militants. The the start of the uprising against quarters five hours apart to en- conflict has become a proxy war President Bashar Assad. sure their paths would not cross. between regional powers Iran After three days of hostile rhet- “We never expected it to be and Saudi Arabia. oric and five hours spent assidu- easy and I’m sure it’s not going Syria’s government has made ously avoiding contact within the to be, but I think the two parties military gains and has capitalized United Nations, the two sides will understand what’s at stake,” Bra- on the influx of foreign militants, meet “in the same room,” said himi said. “Their country is in while the coalition nearly col- the U.N. mediator trying to forge very, very bad shape.” lapsed as it wavered on whether an end to the civil war that has Brahimi, a famously patient to attend the talks at all. Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A7 YOUR EDITORIAL BOARD ROD DIXON...... PUBLISHER TOM MCNIFF...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR SCOTT CALLAHAN...... NEWS EDITOR WHITNEY WILLARD...... COPY DESK CHIEF GENE PACKWOOD...... EDITORIAL CARTOONIST Voices www.dailycommercial.com AVOICE Rep. King lays an egg on farm bill hickens and eggs have provoked a con- troversy in Congress over what comes C first, interstate commerce rules or state laws. According to Rep. Steve King, a Repub- lican from Iowa (the nation’s largest egg-pro- ducing state), California’s new law requir- ing that all eggs sold in the state come from chickens kept in non-confining cages vio- lates the interstate commerce clause of the Constitution. In response, King persuaded his colleagues to pass the Protect Interstate Commerce Act (also known as the King amendment) as part of the House version of the U.S. farm bill. It prohibits states from enacting any laws that set standards for agricultural production that exceed those in other states governing the same production. But the amendment is mis- guided and overly broad, and it does far more than release egg farmers in one state from having to follow the stricter rules of another state in which they do business. Animal welfare advocates, state legislators and some legal experts say it will also invali- OTHERVOICES date hundreds of state laws on animal protec- tion, food safety and even labor welfare. Many of these laws have been on the books for years, Obama’s talk on marijuana their constitutionality accepted and unchal- lenged. Or, if they have been challenged, they have survived. In a recent radio interview, King dismissed all the hand-wringing about his bill, saying it is a breath of fresh air is designed to target the California legislation. He added that he could not “identify unin- ometimes sea changes Danny Some critics are bashing tended consequences.” come so slowly that when Obama for encouraging nation- Well, a lot of other people can. State laws re- S they finally arrive, they Westneat wide dope smoking, but he was quiring labeling of farm-raised fish could be barely make it into the news. actually pretty negative about struck down, critics say. So could various state So it was the other day when MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE it, calling it “a waste of time and bans on the use of certain dangerous pesti- President Obama, in a maga- NEWS SERVICE not very healthy.” cides on produce, Maryland’s ban on arse- zine interview, said that mari- least to my ears. He was saying He also pointed out, cor- nic in poultry feed and restrictions that some juana, long classified as one of it makes no sense to treat peo- rectly I think, that “the experi- states have passed to protect against inva- our worst drugs, is really about ple as criminals for it. ment taking place in Colorado sive pests. Opponents of the King amendment the same as alcohol. Why have we been doing so and Washington is going to be say it could also affect California’s prohibition “As has been well document- a challenge.” Will pot use here on the sale of foie gras made by force-feeding for 40-plus years? ed, I smoked pot as a kid, and rise? Maybe. Will there be more ducks and geese — a law that has already been I guess this all strikes me as a I view it as a bad habit and a drug addiction or abuse? Will it challenged in court and found to be constitu- vice,” Obama said. “I don’t think big deal because I came of age spark a drive to legalize harder tional. it is more dangerous than alco- in the “Just Say No” time of zero, drugs? Obama raised the spec- Ideally, laws that sensibly protect farm ani- hol.” or little, tolerance. The hypoc- mals, consumers of agricultural products and This story ran on Page A6 of risy of arresting 700,000 people ter of that. the people who work in these industries would The Seattle Times. That’s prob- a year for what most politicians Right now my neighborhood all be federal laws, uniformly governing all 50 ably because the implication of themselves had probably done is having some second thoughts states. But it hasn’t worked out that way. States these words — that pot should got so thick it led to that un- about the experiment. A nearby have put in place health and welfare laws that be legalized, or at a minimum, comfortable era of “urine-test corner is zoned for pot shops, set reasonable, up-to-date standards when the decriminalized — has already journalism,” when we report- and, depending on licensing federal government has lagged behind. been embraced by voters here. ers would go around grilling decisions, could end up with The Senate version of the farm bill does not It’s another example of how the politicians whether they’d ever as many as half a dozen in one include this amendment. As House and Sen- “change” president has spent smoked pot. block. “Little Amsterdam,” some ate conferees reconcile the bill, they should his years mostly following big After youthful marijuana use are calling it in protest. throw out the King amendment. cultural changes, not leading felled a U.S. Supreme Court But Obama’s alcohol compar- them. nominee, Douglas Ginsburg, in ison is apt. You wouldn’t want Provided by MCT. Still, that the president just the late 1980s, it became a lit- six liquor stores in a block, ei- declared a major plank of the mus-test question even in lo- ther, and we’ve figured out ways War on Drugs to have been cal politics. I remember a King as a city to keep that from hap- wrongheaded is big news. So County, Wash., executive can- pening. big that his own Office of Na- didate, Bruce Hilyer, who later The experiment here might The newspaper of choice for Lake tional Drug Control Policy became a Superior Court judge, fail — such as if a lot more kids and Sumter counties since 1875 hasn’t gotten the memo. fumbling the question at a tele- start smoking — and then we’ll “The administration stead- vised debate and staring flum- have to try something else. EDITORIALS fastly opposes legalization of moxed into the cameras. (He But for my entire life honest eventually admitted to smoking Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, marijuana and other drugs be- talk about the drug issue has not any individual. They are written by the editorial staff but are pot when he was younger, and not signed. Local editorials are published Wednesday, Friday, cause legalization would in- seemed impossible, because of went on to win the primary but Saturday and Sunday. crease the availability and use the hectoring, shaming stance lost the general election.) COLUMNS of illicit drugs, and pose signif- of the government and hypoc- icant health and safety risks to Well now we have the presi- Columns are the opinion of the writer whose byline and risy of the lawmakers (remem- picture appears with them. They do not necessarily reflect all Americans,” the drug czar’s dent of the United States saying ber “I didn’t inhale”?). It really is the opinion of the newspaper, and are chosen to represent a website says. it probably should have been diversity of views. a big change now just to hear a If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state Well, alcohol poses significant treated the same as, say, drink- or national issue, email your submission to letters@dailycom- different tone. mercial.com, or mail it to Voices, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL health and safety risks, too. It’s ing vodka. So the anti-pot crim- 34749-0007. just not a crime to drink, which inal crusade was a decades-long Danny Westneat is a columnist for The Guest columns should be limited to 550 words in length. The writer also must submit a recent photo to be published is the key distinction. Obama governmental mistake. Sorry Seattle Times. Readers may send him with the column, as well as a brief biographical sketch. wasn’t encouraging pot use _ at about that! email at [email protected]. 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PHELAN M. EBENHACK / AP lead at Torrey Pines Los Angeles Lakers forward Wesley Johnson (11) puts up a shot in front of Orlando guards Victor Oladipo (5) and Arron Afflalo (4) during the first half of Friday’s game in Orlando. DOUG FERGUSON Associated Press

SAN DIEGO — Jordan Spieth turned out to Harris’ big game lifts Magic over Lakers be the star attraction Friday playing with Tiger Woods at Torrey Pines. Associated Press Lakers, playing the sixth game cut the deficit to 91-86, but that of a seven-game road trip, got 19 was close as they would come. Spieth again showed game well ORLANDO — Tobias Harris beyond his 20 years with a 9-un- points and 14 assists from Kend- Orlando responded with an 8-0 had 28 points and a career-high all Marshall and 17 points from run and never let the Lakers der 63 on the North Course, giv- 20 rebounds to lift the Orlando ing him a one-shot lead over Stew- Jodie Meeks, but ran out of gas closer than six points the rest of Magic to a 114-105 victory over in the third quarter. the game. art Cink going into the weekend at the obviously fatigued Los An- The Lakers led 65-55 with 9:27 Harris had a double-double the Farmers Insurance Open. Cink geles Lakers on Friday night. left in the third quarter, but Or- in the first half with 17 points drilled a 3-wood from 280 yards Arron Afflalo added 23 points lando finished the period on and 13 rebounds, but it wasn’t onto the green at the par-5 ninth SPIETH and Jameer Nelson scored 22 as a 36-15 run to seize control of enough to give Orlando an ad- on the tougher South Course for a the Magic won for only the sec- the game. The Magic held the vantage. two-putt birdie and a 71. ond time in their last 14 games. Lakers scoreless the last 3:30 of Los Angeles countered with Woods rarely gets upstaged at Torrey Pines, Rookie Victor Oladipo had 15 the quarter, scoring the final 11 Marshall, who handed out 10 where his eight professional wins include the points, 12 rebounds and five as- points to take a 91-80 lead into assists and scored seven points 2008 U.S. Open. sists. the fourth quarter. when the Lakers took advantage But in his first competition in six weeks, Pau Gasol led Los Angeles with The Lakers scored the first six of shoddy Magic ballhandling to SEE PGA | B2 21 points and 10 rebounds. The points of the fourth period to squeeze out a 55-53 lead.

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Holmes 71s-68n — 139 Kevin Kisner 80s-71n — 151 W L Pct GB Dallas 7, Toronto 1 Kevin Tway 69s-70n — 139 John Peterson 76s-75n — 151 FOX — United Sportscar Championship, Rolex 24, start of race, at Daytona Beach Toronto 22 20 .524 — Nashville 2, Vancouver 1 Justin Hicks 71s-68n — 139 Charlie Beljan 80s-72n — 152 BOXING Brooklyn 18 22 .450 3 Anaheim 2, Los Angeles 1 Charley Hoffman 69s-70n — 139 Will Wilcox 78s-74n — 152 New York 15 27 .357 7 San Jose 1, Winnipeg 0 Scott Stallings 72s-67n — 139 Josh Teater 77s-75n — 152 9 p.m. Boston 15 29 .341 8 Friday’s Games Jason Day 66n-73s — 139 Mark Anderson 74n-80s — 154 SHO — Junior middleweights, Jermell Charlo (22-0-0) vs. Gabriel Rosado (21-7-0); Philadelphia 14 29 .326 8½ Washington at New Jersey, late Kevin Chappell 73s-66n — 139 Gonzalo Fdez-Castano 72n-83s — 155 Southeast Ottawa at Carolina, ppd., schedule conflict Jamie Lovemark 72s-67n — 139 Scott Gardiner 73n-82s — 155 champion Lamont Peterson (31-2-1) vs. Dierry Jean (25-0-0), for IBF junior welterweight W L Pct GB Montreal at Detroit, late Martin Laird 69n-71s — 140 Lee Williams 74n-81s — 155 title, at Washington Miami 31 12 .721 — Colorado at Florida, late Matt Jones 75s-65n — 140 John Rollins 73n-83s — 156 9:45 p.m. Atlanta 22 19 .537 8 Nashville at Calgary, late Victor Dubuisson 72n-69s — 141 Riley Wheeldon 76n-81s — 157 Washington 20 21 .488 10 Phoenix at Edmonton, late D.A. Points 67n-74s — 141 ‌LPGA Tour HBO — Heavyweights, Bryant Jennings (17-0-0) vs. Artur Szpilka (16-0-0); champion Charlotte 19 25 .432 12½ Today’s Games Will MacKenzie 72s-69n — 141 Bahamas Classic Mikey Garcia (33-0-0) vs. Juan Carlos Burgos (30-1-2), for WBO junior lightweight title, Orlando 12 32 .273 19½ Ottawa at Carolina, 12 p.m. Seung-Yul Noh 68n-73s — 141 Friday at N.Y. Jim Herman 66n-75s — 141 Central St. Louis at N.Y. Islanders, 1 p.m. At Ocean Club Golf Course Boston at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. David Lynn 68n-73s — 141 COLLEGE FOOTBALL W L Pct GB Paradise Island, Bahamas Indiana 33 8 .805 — Washington at Montreal, 7 p.m. Lee Westwood 73s-68n — 141 4 p.m. Chicago 21 20 .512 12 Colorado at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Keegan Bradley 69n-72s — 141 Purse: $1.3 million Detroit 17 25 .405 16½ Buffalo at Columbus, 7 p.m. Bobby Gates 69n-72s — 141 Yardage: 6,644; Par: 73 NFL — Senior Bowl, at Mobile, Ala. Cleveland 15 27 .357 18½ Toronto at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Justin Thomas 68n-73s — 141 Second Round Milwaukee 8 33 .195 25 Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8 p.m. Charlie Wi 72n-70s — 142 Jessica Korda 69-66 — 135 EXTREME SPORTS WESTERN CONFERENCE Anaheim vs. Los Angeles at Los Angeles, CA, Trevor Immelman 68n-74s — 142 Paula Creamer 71-65 — 136 2 p.m. David Lingmerth 72s-70n — 142 Southwest 9:30 p.m. Michelle Wie 72-65 — 137 Minnesota at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Ian Poulter 75s-67n — 142 Jenny Suh 71-66 — 137 ESPN — X Games, at Aspen, Colo. W L Pct GB Sunday’s Games Harrison Frazar 68n-74s — 142 Christel Boeljon 71-67 — 138 4 p.m. San Antonio 32 10 .762 — Nicholas Thompson 72s-70n — 142 Na Yeon Choi 70-68 — 138 Houston 29 15 .659 4 N.Y. Rangers vs. New Jersey at Bronx, NY, 12:30 p.m. Michael Putnam 69n-73s — 142 P.K. Kongkraphan 69-69 — 138 ABC — X Games, at Aspen, Colo. Dallas 25 19 .568 8 Florida at Detroit, 5 p.m. Ryo Ishikawa 72s-70n — 142 Lydia Ko 68-70 — 138 9 p.m. Memphis 20 20 .500 11 Winnipeg at Chicago, 7 p.m. Robert Streb 73s-69n — 142 Lizette Salas 72-67 — 139 New Orleans 16 25 .390 15½ Nashville at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Robert Garrigus 71n-71s — 142 Sandra Gal 71-69 — 140 ESPN — X Games, at Aspen, Colo. Northwest Phoenix at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Bryce Molder 77s-65n — 142 Pornanong Phatlum 71-69 — 140 GOLF W L Pct GB Cameron Tringale 71s-71n — 142 Amy Yang 71-69 — 140 Oklahoma City 33 10 .767 — ‌TENNIS Charles Howell III 70n-72s — 142 Stacy Lewis 69-71 — 140 1 p.m. Portland 32 11 .744 1 Australian Open Rory Sabbatini 74s-68n — 142 Brittany Lincicome 70-71 — 141 TGC — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Open, third round, at San Diego Denver 20 21 .488 12 Friday Phil Mickelson 69n-73s — 142 Pernilla Lindberg 70-71 — 141 Minnesota 20 21 .488 12 At Melbourne Park Jonathan Byrd 70n-72s — 142 Azahara Munoz 70-71 — 141 3 p.m. Utah 14 29 .326 19 Melbourne, Australia Brendon Todd 69n-73s — 142 Thidapa Suwannapura 70-71 — 141 CBS — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Open, third round, at San Diego Tyrone Van Aswegen 66n-76s — 142 Pacific Purse: $29.72 million (Grand Slam) Candie Kung 69-72 — 141 Camilo Villegas 72s-71n — 143 Hee Young Park 69-72 — 141 TGC — LPGA, Bahamas Classic, third round, at Paradise Island, Bahamas W L Pct GB Surface: Hard-Outdoor L.A. Clippers 29 15 .659 — Brendan Steele 76s-67n — 143 Chella Choi 73-69 — 142 4:30 a.m. Singles Brian Stuard 70s-73n — 143 Golden State 26 17 .605 2½ Danielle Kang 73-69 — 142 TGC — European PGA Tour, Qatar Masters, final round, at Doha, Qatar Phoenix 24 17 .585 3½ Men John Merrick 69n-74s — 143 Katherine Kirk 73-69 — 142 Sacramento 15 26 .366 12½ Semifinals Justin Leonard 74s-69n — 143 Sun Young Yoo 73-69 — 142 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL L.A. Lakers 16 28 .364 13 Rafael Nadal (1), Spain, def. Roger Federer (6), Sang-Moon Bae 67n-76s — 143 Amelia Lewis 69-73 — 142 Thursday’s Games Switzerland, 7-6 (4), 6-3, 6-3. Jhonattan Vegas 68n-75s — 143 Jodi Ewart Shadoff 75-68 — 143 11 a.m. Miami 109, L.A. Lakers 102 Doubles Tiger Woods 72s-71n — 143 Mi Jung Hur 75-68 — 143 ESPNU — Ohio at E. Michigan Portland 110, Denver 105 Women Brice Garnett 75n-68s — 143 Laura Diaz 74-69 — 143 Graham DeLaet 70n-73s — 143 Noon Championship Mi Hyang Lee 74-69 — 143 Friday’s Games Y.E. Yang 76s-67n — 143 Orlando 114, L.A. Lakers 105 Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci (1), Italy, def. Ekat- Natalie Gulbis 73-70 — 143 ESPN — Florida st. at Duke erina Makarova and Elena Vesnina (3), Russia, Bubba Watson 70n-73s — 143 Sandra Changkija 71-72 — 143 Toronto 104, Philadelphia 95 Stuart Appleby 74s-69n — 143 ESPN2 — Virginia Commonwealth at La Salle Dallas at Brooklyn, late 6-4, 3-6, 7-5. Paz Echeverria 70-73 — 143 Michael Block 74s-69n — 143 Morgan Pressel 70-73 — 143 FS1 — Xavier at Providence Oklahoma City at Boston, late Mixed Chris Williams 71n-72s — 143 Milwaukee at Cleveland, late Danah Bordner 69-74 — 143 NBCSN — George Washington at George Mason Semifinals Tag Ridings 73s-70n — 143 Austin Ernst 69-74 — 143 New Orleans at Detroit, late Sania Mirza, India, and Horia Tecau (6), Romania, Greg Owen 70n-74s — 144 1 p.m. San Antonio at Atlanta, late Kathleen Ekey 75-69 — 144 def. Jarmila Gajdosova and Matthew Ebden, Austra- D.H. Lee 73s-71n — 144 Alena Sharp 75-69 — 144 CBS — Syracuse at Miami Charlotte at New York, late lia, 2-6, 6-3, 10-2. Matt Bettencourt 71n-73s — 144 Rebecca Lee-Bentham 74-70 — 144 ESPNU — Vanderbilt at Texas A&M L.A. Clippers at Chicago, late Kristina Mladenovic, France, and Daniel Nestor, Can- Hideki Matsuyama 72n-72s — 144 Memphis at Houston, late Lisa McCloskey 74-70 — 144 ada, def. Zheng Jie, China, and Scott Lipsky, United Nick Watney 70n-74s — 144 Julieta Granada 73-71 — 144 2 p.m. Washington at Phoenix, late States, 6-3, 6-1. Chad Collins 78s-66n — 144 Kristy McPherson 73-71 — 144 ESPN2 — West Virginia at Oklahoma St. Indiana at Sacramento, late Legends Doubles Mark Calcavecchia 70n-74s — 144 Minnesota at Golden State, late Cindy LaCrosse 70-74 — 144 Men Tim Herron 70n-74s — 144 Meena Lee 68-76 — 144 FS1 — Villanova at Marquette Today’s Games Championship Aaron Baddeley 71n-73s — 144 Erica Popson 74-71 — 145 CBSSN — Boston U. at Bucknell Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde, Australia, Steven Bowditch 68n-76s — 144 Dewi Claire Schreefel 74-71 — 145 WRBW — Virginia Tech at Virginia L.A. Clippers at Toronto, 7 p.m. def. Jonas Bjorkman and Thomas Enqvist, Sweden, Blake Adams 75s-69n — 144 Hannah Jun 73-72 — 145 Oklahoma City at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. 4-6, 6-2, 13-11. Luke Guthrie 76s-68n — 144 Birdie Kim 73-72 — 145 4 p.m. Houston at Memphis, 8 p.m. Hunter Mahan 72n-72s — 144 Se Ri Pak 72-73 — 145 Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Junior Singles ESPN — Tennessee at Florida Boys K.J. Choi 74s-70n — 144 Sarah Jane Smith 72-73 — 145 ESPN2 — Western Kentucky at Louisiana-Lafayette Indiana at Denver, 9 p.m. Bill Haas 74s-70n — 144 Semifinals Ai Miyazato 75-71 — 146 Washington at Utah, 9 p.m. Ben Crane 77s-67n — 144 Moriya Jutanugarn 74-72 — 146 NBCSN — Saint Joseph’s at Richmond Minnesota at Portland, 10 p.m. Alexander Zverev (1), Germany, def. Bradley Mous- ley, Australia, 6-4, 1-6, 6-1. Andres Romero 72s-72n — 144 Perrine Delacour 73-73 — 146 WOFL — Mississippi State at Mississippi Sunday’s Games Will Claxton 71n-73s — 144 Megan Grehan 73-73 — 146 San Antonio at Miami, 1 p.m. Stefan Kozlov (2), United States, def. Quentin Halys CBSSN — Dayton at Rhode Island (7), France, 2-6, 7-6 (3), 6-3. Failed to qualify Angela Stanford 73-73 — 146 L.A. Lakers at New York, 3:30 p.m. Lexi Thompson 73-73 — 146 FS-Florida — St. John’s at Butler Girls Spencer Levin 71n-74s — 145 Orlando at New Orleans, 6 p.m. Martin Flores 71s-74n — 145 Ayako Uehara 72-74 — 146 6 p.m. Phoenix at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Semifinals James Driscoll 71s-74n — 145 Gerina Piller 71-75 — 146 Brooklyn at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Elizaveta Kulichkova (4), Russia, def. Sun Ziyue (7), Jimmy Walker 74s-71n — 145 Mo Martin 70-76 — 146 ESPN2 — Pittsburgh at Maryland Detroit at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. China, 6-4, 7-5. Hideto Tanihara 70n-75s — 145 Jennifer Song 70-76 — 146 CBSSN — DePaul at Seton Hall Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m. Jana Fett, Croatia, def. Kimberly Birrell, Australia, Alex Aragon 72n-73s — 145 Mirim Lee 69-77 — 146 SUN — Auburn at Arkansas Denver at Sacramento, 9 p.m. 6-0, 6-4. Danny Lee 76s-69n — 145 Mindy Kim 77-70 — 147 Junior Doubles Ben Martin 74s-71n — 145 Kelly Tan 76-71 — 147 7 p.m. ‌HOCKEY Boys Seon Hwa Lee 75-72 — 147 NHL Troy Matteson 75s-70n — 145 Championship Johnson Wagner 75s-70n — 145 Caroline Masson 75-72 — 147 ESPN — Michigan at Michigan St. EASTERN CONFERENCE Lucas Miedler, Austria, and Bradley Mousley (5), Chris Riley 74s-71n — 145 Vicky Hurst 74-73 — 147 ESPNU — UConn at Rutgers Atlantic Australia, def. Quentin Halys and Johan Sebastien Chesson Hadley 73s-72n — 145 Karine Icher 74-73 — 147 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tatlot (3), France, 6-4, 6-3. Andrew Svoboda 72n-73s — 145 Dori Carter 73-74 — 147 8 p.m. Boston 49 31 15 3 65 141 109 Girls Fabian Gomez 74s-71n — 145 Lisa Ferrero 73-74 — 147 ESPN2 — LSU at Alabama Tampa Bay 51 30 16 5 65 150 126 Championship J.J. Henry 77s-69n — 146 Tiffany Joh 73-74 — 147 FS1 — Georgetown at Creighton Montreal 50 27 18 5 59 127 125 Haru Nomura 73-74 — 147 Anhelina Kalinina, Ukraine, and Elizaveta Kulichkova Peter Malnati 71n-75s — 146 CBSSN — Marshall at Louisiana Tech Toronto 53 27 21 5 59 151 163 (1), Russia, def. Katie Boulter, Britain, and Ivana Jor- Heath Slocum 72n-74s — 146 Line Vedel 73-74 — 147 Detroit 50 22 18 10 54 127 138 ovic (2), Serbia, 6-4, 6-2. Brendon de Jonge 76s-70n — 146 Brittany Lang 69-78 — 147 9 p.m. Ottawa 51 22 19 10 54 144 159 Wheelchair Singles Tommy Gainey 72n-74s — 146 Failed to qualify Florida 50 20 23 7 47 120 151 ESPNU — Kansas at TCU Quad Jonas Blixt 72n-74s — 146 Jennifer Kirby 75-73 — 148 Buffalo 49 13 29 7 33 92 142 Geoff Ogilvy 74s-72n — 146 Ji Young Oh 75-73 — 148 10 p.m. Metropolitan Round Robin Chris Smith 76s-70n — 146 Jennifer Johnson 74-74 — 148 Lucas Sithole (2), South Africa, def. Dylan Alcott, Roberto Castro 71n-76s — 147 Ilhee Lee 74-74 — 148 ESPN2 — BYU at Gonzaga GP W L OT Pts GF GA Australia, 2-6, 6-2, 8-6. Pittsburgh 51 36 13 2 74 168 125 Vijay Singh 73n-74s — 147 Paola Moreno 74-74 — 148 CBSSN — Fresno State at UNLV Andrew Lapthorne, Britain, def. David Wagner (1), Scott Brown 70n-77s — 147 Alison Walshe 74-74 — 148 N.Y. Rangers 53 27 23 3 57 132 135 United States, 7-5, 7-5. Columbus 50 26 20 4 56 148 140 Rickie Fowler 77s-70n — 147 Jacqui Concolino 73-75 — 148 11 p.m. Philadelphia 52 25 21 6 56 141 152 Wheelchair Doubles Ben Curtis 78s-69n — 147 Belen Mozo 73-75 — 148 ESPNU — San Diego St. at Utah St. Carolina 50 22 19 9 53 125 142 Men Tim Wilkinson 70n-77s — 147 Jaye Marie Green 71-77 — 148 New Jersey 51 21 19 11 53 122 124 Championship Robert Allenby 75s-72n — 147 Maude-Aimee Leblanc 79-70 — 149 MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY Washington 50 22 20 8 52 142 152 Stephane Houdet, France, and Shingo Kunieda (1), Paul Goydos 73s-74n — 147 Maria Hjorth 75-74 — 149 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 53 21 25 7 49 151 175 Japan, def. Gordon Reid, Britain, and Maikel Schef- David Hearn 72n-76s — 148 Sydnee Michaels 74-75 — 149 WESTERN CONFERENCE fers (2), Netherlands, 6-3, 6-3. John Huh 76s-72n — 148 Kris Tamulis 73-76 — 149 NBCSN — Northeastern at Notre Dame Central Women Lucas Glover 74s-74n — 148 Juli Inkster 78-72 — 150 Championship Hudson Swafford 70n-78s — 148 Mariajo Uribe 78-72 — 150 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS GP W L OT Pts GF GA Chad Campbell 81s-67n — 148 Katie M. Burnett 77-73 — 150 Chicago 53 32 9 12 76 189 146 Yui Kamiji, Japan, and Jordanne Whiley (1), Britain, 8 p.m. def. Marjolein Buis and Jiske Griffioen (2), Nether- Bronson La’Cassie 72n-76s — 148 Giulia Molinaro 75-75 — 150 St. Louis 50 34 11 5 73 173 116 Kevin Foley 71n-77s — 148 Moira Dunn 74-76 — 150 FOX — UFC, featherweights, Darren Elkins (18-3-0) vs. Jeremy Stephens (22-9-0); Colorado 49 31 13 5 67 144 127 lands, 6-2, 6-7 (3), 6-2. Alex Prugh 79s-69n — 148 Becky Morgan 70-80 — 150 lightweights, Donald Cerrone (21-6-0) vs. Adriano Martins (25-6-0); heavyweights, Stipe Minnesota 53 28 20 5 61 127 130 ‌GOLF Billy Mayfair 72n-77s — 149 Maria Hernandez 80-71 — 151 Dallas 51 23 20 8 54 148 153 PGA Tour Dicky Pride 75s-74n — 149 Christine Song 78-73 — 151 Miocic (10-1-0) vs. Gabriel Gonzaga (16-7-0); lightweights, Benson Henderson (19-3-0) Nashville 52 23 22 7 53 127 153 Farmers Insurane Open Troy Merritt 70n-79s — 149 Jeong Jang 75-76 — 151 vs. Josh Thomson (20-5-0), at Chicago Winnipeg 52 23 24 5 51 144 153 Andrew Loupe 75s-74n — 149 Pat Hurst 74-77 — 151 Pacific Friday NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION s-Torrey Pines, South Course (7,698 yards, par 72) Brandt Snedeker 77n-72s — 149 Amy Anderson 73-79 — 152 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Kyle Stanley 78s-71n — 149 Heather Bowie Young 78-75 — 153 7 p.m. Anaheim 53 38 10 5 81 179 130 n-Torrey Pines, North Course (7,052 yards, par 72) James Hahn 80s-69n — 149 Ryann O’Toole 77-76 — 153 San Jose 51 33 12 6 72 162 123 San Diego Miguel Angel Carballo 75n-74s — 149 Beatriz Recari 77-76 — 153 NBA — Chicago at Charlotte Los Angeles 52 29 17 6 64 132 110 Purse: $6.1 million Wes Roach 72n-77s — 149 Jaclyn Sweeney 77-76 — 153 10 p.m. Vancouver 52 26 17 9 61 130 130 Second Round Edward Loar 77s-72n — 149 Wendy Ward 78-76 — 154 Phoenix 50 23 18 9 55 143 152 Jordan Spieth 71s-63n — 134 Will Strickler 77s-72n — 149 Victoria Elizabeth 74-80 — 154 NBA — Minnesota at Portland Calgary 51 17 27 7 41 114 161 Stewart Cink 64n-71s — 135 Daniel Chopra 74n-76s — 150 Silvia Cavalleri 78-77 — 155 Edmonton 52 15 31 6 36 132 183 Nicolas Colsaerts 69n-67s — 136 Joe Durant 76s-74n — 150 Katie Futcher 76-80 — 156 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Billy Horschel 70s-67n — 137 Davis Love III 70n-80s — 150 Sue Kim 79-78 — 157 7 p.m. time loss. Marc Leishman 66n-71s — 137 Derek Ernst 77n-73s — 150 Cydney Clanton 78-81 — 159 Thursday’s Games Morgan Hoffmann 72s-66n — 138 Russell Henley 79s-71n — 150 Paula Reto 77-83 — 160 SUN — Colorado at Tampa Bay Tampa Bay 4, Ottawa 3, SO Gary Woodland 65n-73s — 138 Michael Kim 70n-80s — 150 Georgette Rolle 83-84 — 167 10 p.m. NBCSN — Anaheim vs. Los Angeles, at Dodger Stadium RUGBY closed with a 62 at the this week and Mick- his confidence grew 2 p.m. PGA TPC Boston last year, a elson last year. “They up there. He avoided a NBCSN — USA Sevens, pool play, at Las Vegas FROM PAGE B1 round that led Mickel- weren’t in the last cou- three-putt on the 17th 4 p.m. son to call Presidents ple groups on Sunday, by making a 15-foot- NBC — USA Sevens, pool play, at Las Vegas Cup captain Fred Cou- so they weren’t to win. er for par, and he re- SOCCER Woods hardly looked ples and lobby for Spi- They were to get myself ally took off down the 7:30 a.m. the part as the defend- eth to be picked for the up and in a position.” stretch. He holed an- FS1 — FA Cup, fourth round, Liverpool at Bournemouth ing champion. He did team. Spieth was at 10-un- other sidehill birdie 10 a.m. FS1 — FA Cup, fourth round, Kidderminster at Sunderland not make birdie on any In both cases, Spieth der 134 and will be in putt on the par-3 sixth of the par 5s for the sec- TENNIS was more interested the last group Saturday from about 20 feet, and ond straight day, and a 3 a.m. with the score than the with Cink and Nicolas he made a 15-footer for three-putt bogey on the ESPN — Australian Open, men’s championship, at Melbourne, Australia audience. Colsaerts, who shot 67 his final birdie on the par-5 ninth hole on the WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL “Any time you can on the South and was eighth hole. The rest of North gave him a 71. Noon shoot a lower score two shots behind. his birdie putts were in- FSN — FIU at UAB He was nine shots than a 66 or 65 and you “I’m looking forward side 4 feet. 2 p.m. behind. to playing with Jordan. “The kid’s got talent,” FSN — Kansas at Kansas St. Phil Mickelson’s ail- can really get it deep and be in a zone and I’ve never seen him hit Woods said. “He hits it ing back wasn’t much a ball, so that will be a long way, phenome- better, though Lefty not worry about what your score is ... that’s fun,” Cink said. “It’s al- nal putter. He made a IF YOU’RE PLAYING, WE’RE INTERESTED plodded along and shot ways exciting to see boat load of putts to- 73 on the South to fin- special,” Spieth said. When sports are being played in Lake County, we want to “That’s proving that I the young guys play. day from the 10- to 20- ish eight shots out of foot range, and on poa report it and we need your help. Directors and coaches can play my best golf I’m playing really well. the lead. Mickelson greens, that’s not easy when it matters on a I’m really excited about of recreational and youth leagues can send game results, contemplated pulling to do. He was pour- PGA Tour venue. Each golf right now and the statistics, team and action photos, and we’ll publish them out to rest his back, and way I’m playing. I’m ing them in there. He time you can do that, in the newspaper and on our website. Proud parents can said only that he would having some fun out had speed to them, too. you get more and more give it a shot Saturday there and seeing a lot That’s what you have to send us individual photos and accomplishments. confident that you can depending on how he of good things.” do to putt on poa. Just email them to [email protected] felt. do it more often.” The final two rounds “He putted with a lot It was the first time As for playing with will be on the South, of confidence.” Spieth has played with Woods? He only which is about 600 That wasn’t the case Woods in a tournament shrugged. yards longer and on for Woods, whose only CONTACTUS — they played a prac- Spieth grew up Friday played more birdies came on his tice round together watching, idolizing than 4½ shots harder. opening hole and on SPORTS EDITOR or 352-365-8279. and being amazed by FRANK JOLLEY 352-365-8268 at the Presidents Cup Spieth didn’t hit the his sixth hole, a flip n Amateur Listings (col- last fall — and the Tex- Woods. But this was ball better than his wedge to 4 feet. He FAX 352-365-1951 lege scholarships, meeting an felt and played as if only a Friday. opening-round 71 on didn’t feel like he was it was any other round “They were both the South. His putter off by much, but that’s EMAIL announcements, schedule on the PGA Tour. rounds that I needed made the difference. all it took. The course [email protected] changes, outdoors notices) can Then again, the first to move up the leader- He rolled in a bend- is set up in such a way n Schools or coaches can be faxed to 352-365-1951, or time he played with board,” he said about ing 18-foot birdie putt that the thickest grass report game results after 6 emailed to sports@dailycom- Mickelson, Spieth playing with Woods on the 10th hole and is just off the fairway. p.m. by calling 352-365-8268, mercial.com Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL B3 TENNIS Too good for Federer, Nadal into Aussie final JOHN PYE chance to be in the fi- “The blister is OK,” Associated Press nal here again.” Nadal said. “The prob- MELBOURNE, Aus- By reaching his first lem ... is the position of tralia — The way Ra- major final with a win the blister, it’s difficult.” fael Nadal managed over Tomas Berdych But, he added, he didn’t to somehow retrieve on Thursday night, feel any pain. a forehand midway Wawrinka ensured He certainly didn’t through the second set he’d replace Federer show it if he did. He re- shocked even Roger as Switzerland’s high- sisted just about every- Federer, who has been est-ranked player for thing Federer threw at on the receiving end the first time. him, scrambling to keep of the Spaniard’s un- But the 32-year-old balls in play that usually believable shots more Federer is confident would be winners. than anyone else in of returning to his old Federer served and Grand Slams. winning ways, expect- volleyed, he played with It was a tipping point ing some coaching from good touch, he played in their Australian Stefan Edberg and con- drop shots, he tried ev- Open semifinal. Feder- tinued improvement in erything — even com- er had lost the first-set his fitness to help after a plaining to the chair tiebreaker but was still slump in 2013, when he umpire about Nadal’s throwing his whole ar- didn’t reach any of the loud grunting after the senal at Nadal. major finals for the first tiebreaker — but his 50 At 15-30 in the sixth time in 11 years. resulting unforced er- game of the second set, “I still think my best rors doubled the num- Federer thought he’d AARON FAVILA / AP tennis is only ahead of ber by his rival. wrong-footed Nadal Rafael Nadal celebrates after defeating Roger Federer during their semifinal on Friday at me now,” he said. Left-handed Nadal hit with a volley deep into the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia. Nadal is now second 13 of his 28 winners on the left corner. Nadal on the list of players his powerful forehand lunged for a desperate major winner. He won the Australian “Very emotional mo- reaching Grand Slam fi- side, attacking Federer’s forehand, swinging just A win over anoth- Open in 2009, beat- ments in the Rod La- nals, joining Ivan Lendl one-handed backhand as the ball was about er Swiss, No. 8-seeded ing Federer in the final, ver Arena in the past, on 19 — Federer leads yet again. to bounce for the sec- Stan Wawrinka, in Sun- and lost in a five-set, very emotional mo- the list with 24. Another “I tried a few things ... ond time and angling it day’s final, would give 5-hour, 53-minute 2012 ments this year espe- Grand Slam title would then again, Rafa does a back over the net. Fed- Nadal a 14th Grand final to Novak Djokov- cially because (this) is lift Nadal to equal sec- good job of neutralizing erer, in good position Slam title and make ic after ousting Feder- the Grand Slam that I ond on the all-time list you,” Federer said. “So I but not expecting he’d him the first man to er in the semis. In oth- really had more prob- with Pete Sampras, who guess at times I couldn’t need to play another win all four majors at er years, he’s struggled lems in my career.” was in the crowd for the quite do what I wanted shot, framed a volley. least twice in the Open with injuries — it’s the Injuries kept him out match. to do, but that’s because It gave Nadal a break- era. only Grand Slam tour- of the 2006 Australian Nadal has struggled of Rafa.” point, and he quickly Nadal missed the nament he hasn’t won Open and hampered with a blister on the Li Na will be hoping broke Federer for the 2013 Australian Open at least twice. his progress in the 2010 palm of his left hand for third time lucky in first time in the match. during a seven-month “It’s really, really and ‘11 quarterfinals. in his last two match- the women’s final to- He completed his layoff for illness and emotional for me to be “Lot of years I didn’t es, but he removed the day against Domini- 23rd win in 33 head- a knee injury, but re- back on this court, and have a chance to play heavy tape that affect- ka Cibulkova. The 2011 to-heads, and ninth in turned to win the to be able to play an- in this tournament that ed his serve in his quar- French Open champion 11 Grand Slam match- French and U.S. Opens other final — tonight I I really love so much terfinal win over Grigor has reached the Austra- es, 7-6 (4), 6-3, 6-3 in 2 among his 10 titles for played the best match with the perfect con- Dimitrov and replaced lian Open final in three hours and 24 minutes the season and fin- of the tournament,” he ditions,” he said. “So is it with one square of ad- of the past four years, against the 17-time ished the year at No. 1. said, elaborating later: very special have the hesive tape. but is yet to win the title.

OLYMPICS Dutch have it all to dominate frozen ovals RAF CASERT cluding Ocala’s Brittany that Nordic events are ters are not cold enough Associated Press Bowe — the daughter of non-existent. to turn them to ice. Eustis High School boys So the Dutch have Instead, one of Eu- BRUSSELS — There basketball coach Mike made the most of what is nothing more mythi- rope’s most prosper- Bowe, the Dutch have a they had to become a ous nations has built an cal in Dutch sports than longstanding tradition Winter Games contend- an age-old 11-city race abundance of artificial of excellence on Olym- er. In the 1960s and early tracks. skating across lakes and pic ovals. 1970s, when sports be- canals in bone-numb- While other They won more long- came a major television speedskating powers ing cold from dawn to track speedskating draw, they got some ex- dusk. No wonder the have to make do with medals than any oth- tra help from two great only a handful of big Netherlands is the great- er nation in Vancouver, champions too. est speedskating nation man-made ovals, the and federation sporting The intense rivalry be- Dutch have no less than in the world. director Arie Koops said tween Ard Schenk and And with Sven Kram- 17 dotted around a na- the only way forward is Kees Verkerk not only tion reaching about 350 er and Ireen Wust lead- to become even more PETER DEJONG / AP yielded Olympic gold ing the way on the big kilometers (220 miles) dominating. Dutch skater Ireen Wust celebrates after winning the for the Netherlands, from top to bottom, or Olympic oval in Sochi, 10,000-meter race on Jan. 13 at the European speedskating What makes the dif- but also got the na- twice the size of New they are bent on proving ference? Check out the championships at Thialf Stadium in Heerenveen, tion hooked on skating. Jersey. For good mea- it again. Netherlands in ear- Netherlands. Soon, throngs were fol- sure, they have two, pos- Time and again over ly wintertime when ice lowing the stars around, sibly three more covered the last half century, the coats the trees and the in Sochi. the sport second only to local and internation- Dutch have been at the first film of frozen wa- Even if the race hap- to football as a national al competitions. ovals planned. top or near the top of ter turns into a resistant pens only once in a gen- winter pastime. The whole world is By comparison, the the Olympic speedskat- sheet. eration when it is cold Also, look at the sur- awed by the vast stands United States has two ing standings — a na- People get skates out enough, kids go out by roundings. Much of full of orange-clad such ovals for a popu- tion of 16.8 million de- of the cellar and attic, the tens of thousands, the Netherlands is be- Dutch football fans at lation of 315 million. A fying giants like the go out when they can, skating on countless low sea-level, the coun- the World Cup. Skating talent in Miami would United States, Russia or and all dream of if-and- canals and lakes in the try is criss-crossed with ovals may hold fewer have to travel 1,300 Germany. In Sochi too, when the Elfstedentocht hope that one day they canals and lakes, mak- supporters, but the col- miles (2,000 kilometers) the Dutch have a realis- — Eleven cities trek — might cross the finish ing dunes and dikes of- or orange is no less in- to the closest top notch tic chance of a half doz- marathon will be held. line. ten the highest natural tense. facility. In practice, that en gold medals on the “It is ingrained in On such a tradi- points as far as the eye It is not only fanatical means moving house to big oval. our culture,” said Peter tion-bound foundation, can see. It means there fans that drive on Dutch live near an oval, where- While the Netherlands Kolder, a youth coach of the Dutch have smart- is no competition from skaters. Their country as most Dutch skaters will be challenged for a Kramer, who is a hot fa- ly built a skating pow- any sport like Alpine may have plenty of wa- can train and be home number of skaters, in- vorite to take three golds erhouse that has made skiing. Snow is so rare terways, but many win- by dinnertime. Without Vonn, Stacey Cook leads surging downhill squad

ANDREW DAMPF this season. The race was won by her second-place fin- two consecutive top- on Sunday to round out Associated Press With Vonn out in- overall World Cup lead- ishes in consecutive 10 results after failing four consecutive days jured, this race marked er Maria Hoefl-Riesch downhills last season in to break into the top 10 of racing CORTINA D’AMPEZ- a big breakthrough two on a course that was Lake Louise, Alberta. previously this season. The 21-year-old Wiles ZO, Italy — When Stac- weeks before the open- shortened slightly due Cook also won a “Now it’s just a mat- is enjoying the repeti- ey Cook completed her ing ceremony for the to overnight snowfall. downhill training ses- ter of having that run tion, too. As a rookie, all downhill run Friday, Sochi Olympics for The revised start sion earlier this season where everything of the courses in Europe she raised both arms to Cook and a team that put skiers directly in Beaver Creek, Colo., comes together, and are new to her. the sky and flashed her has struggled all sea- into the course’s best- but couldn’t maintain I’m feeling positive it Usually, racers take pink mouth guard in a son. known section, the To- her speed. will come soon,” Man- a few years to study wide smile. Cook was joined by fane Schuss — a long Mancuso won the cuso said. courses before they can The fastest racer to teammates Julia Man- straightaway between only training session Last season, every really attack. Not Wiles. that point — with the cuso in ninth, rookie two high rock outcrop- Wednesday and wasn’t member of the speed Already two-time U.S. No. 13 bib — Cook end- Jacqueline Wiles in 15th pings. pleased that the course team reached the podi- downhill champion, ed up fifth to match for her first World Cup Cook missed the po- was shortened. um. Wiles’ chances of being Lindsey Vonn for the points and Laurenne dium by a mere 0.03 Mancuso finished Another downhill is selected to the Olym- best result by the U.S. Ross in 17th for her best seconds, showing the seventh in Thursday’s scheduled for today, pic team just got a big women’s speed team result of the season. same speed that earned super-G and now has followed by a super-G boost. B4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014 BASKETBALL No. 6 Gators have room to grow offensively

KEVIN BROCKWAY Auburn, Florida had Gators could be more right knee. The 6-foot- Halifax Media Group a scoreless drought of cohesive offensive- 6 senior from Jackson, Through the first 17 3:13 during a 14-0 Au- ly. He attributed UF’s Tenn., is ninth in the games of the season, burn run. The emp- recent assist-to-turn- SEC in scoring (17.3 Florida’s best offense ty possessions includ- over struggles to ear- ppg). He’s also been has been a good de- ed a missed 3-pointer ly-season injuries and UF’s most consistent fense. from DeVon Walker, a suspensions that have scorer, reaching dou- The Gators lead the missed front end free hampered the team’s ble figures in all 15 Southeastern Confer- throw on a one-and- chemistry on the offen- games he’s appeared ence in scoring de- one by Will Yeguete, a sive side of the ball. in this season. fense at 59.7 points missed 3-point attempt “Some of that chem- “He’s playing to his per game. Florida also by Kasey Hill and back- istry has been some- identity,” Donovan has been adept at gen- to-back turnovers by what disrupted said. “He’s slashing to erating points off mis- Michael Frazier II and because we’ve had dif- the basket. He’s get- cues, averaging 17.3 Scottie Wilbekin. ferent guys out,” Don- ting to the free-throw points off turnovers in “We can do a better ovan said. “It’s going line, he’s offensive re- its first four SEC games job of taking care of the to take us some time bounding, he’s getting on layups and runouts ball,” Yeguete said. “Of- to continue to play, out in transition (and) in transition after steals fensively, we are going utilize each other’s he’s taking pull-up, to be better if we play strengths and talents mid-range jump shots. and unforced errors. MICHELLE LEPIANKA CARTER / AP But No. 6 Flori- defense. It starts with and abilities to help us He hasn’t taken a lot of being a better defen- Alabama’s Algie Key (0) and Levi Randolph (20) try to stop be better as a team.” 3s, but when they’re da (16-2, 7-0 SEC) still Florida guard Scottie Wilbekin during the second half of has room to grow of- sive team for us.” Thursday’s game at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Florida received a wide open and they’re fensively going into Florida has posted a Florida beat the Crimson Tide 68-62. lift offensively from there, he’s going to its matchup on today negative assist-to-turn- the return of senior take them. So I think against Tennessee. The over ratio in five of its Yeguete said. “We are utes in the first half. We forward Casey Prath- he’s kind of played to Gators enter the game last eight games. But kind of just there in just start losing focus. er, who had a team- his identity and that’s tied for 170th in Divi- the Gators have still the moment. We gen- You have to stay in the high 21 points against kind of helped him, I sion I and eighth in the managed to overcome erally did a good job of moment.” Auburn. Prather had think, evolve into who SEC in scoring offense some sloppy stretches guarding them in that Florida coach Bil- missed UF’s previ- we thought he could at 72.4 points per game. with stellar defense. first half besides the ly Donovan acknowl- ous two games with be when we recruited In its 68-61 win at “We just lose focus,” last three or four min- edged that he thinks the a bone bruise in his him.” Chattanooga’s Jim Foster seeks 800th win

STEVE MEGARGEE trated and quit,” Foster at Notre Dame, I prob- Associated Press said. “The parish priest ably called him week- CHATTANOOGA, told me I was the coach ly, maybe twice a week. Tenn. — Chattanoo- the rest of the year. I ... He’s always been so ga’s Jim Foster is on the was a player-coach at important in my ca- verge of joining a select 13.” reer and my life. I have group of coaches. Those humble begin- so much to thank him A victory today over nings launched a Hall for.” Samford would make of Fame career. Not This milestone victo- Foster just the 11th only is he good at de- ry would cap an event- NCAA women’s basket- veloping players, Fos- ful 12 months for Fos- ball coach with 800 ca- ter also knows how to ter. reer wins. Foster would train promising coach- Ohio State fired Fos- be the first in the 800- es. ter at the end of the win club to coach four Auriemma was his as- 2012-13 season, the different schools. sistant, first at the high only year the Buck- Foster is downplay- school level and later eyes failed to reach ing the milestone, be- at St. Joseph’s. They re- the NCAA tourna- cause like most coach- main close friends, and ment during his ten- es he doesn’t like to Foster told the story ure. Since then, he has think beyond the next last week of how he and taken the job at Chat- game. Foster remem- his wife recently sent tanooga and entered bers his previous mile- Auriemma a picture of the Women’s Basketball stone victories most- the Connecticut coach Hall of Fame. ly for how they affected PAUL EFIRD / AP reading a book to the Foster says he enjoys his team. Chattanooga coach Jim Foster talks to the officials during a game in November against children of Auriemma, being at a program out- “The one that sticks Tennessee in Knoxville, Tenn. Foster and St. Joseph’s side the major confer- out in my mind more men’s coach Phil Mar- ences. than any other was the see coach Pat Summitt Bentley hosts St. An- nomenal career,” said telli. “Every Division I 500th,” Foster said. “It (1,098-208), North Car- selm in a Division II Auriemma, who be- “If it wasn’t for him, I school at the highest was the semifinals of olina’s Sylvia Hatch- game. gan his coaching ca- don’t know that I ever level takes themselves the SEC tournament. ell (925-324), Rutgers’ Foster is 799-310 in reer working for Foster. would have decided to a little bit too serious- We beat Arkansas by C. Vivian Stringer (915- his 36-year career. Fos- “He’s done it at a high go down this road,” Au- ly and what they do a two or four points or 336), Stanford’s Tara ter and Stringer are the level, and he’s done it riemma said. little bit too seriously,” something (81-78) to VanDerveer (911-204), only men’s or women’s the right way, where he Notre Dame coach Foster said. “This is a go play LSU in the fi- former Texas coach college coaches to win gets the right kind of Muffet McGraw also game. We are in the ed- nals. That was my last Jody Conradt (900- at least 200 games at people in his program, worked for Foster at St. ucation business. All of year at Vanderbilt. ... 309), Bentley’s Barba- three different schools. and he makes sure they Joseph’s. that other stuff — all of We ended up with a ra Stevens (899-246), Foster went 248-126 at graduate and he makes “He was my mentor the minutiae — is just No. 1 seed in the NCAA Connecticut’s Geno St. Joseph’s from 1978- sure they play the way right from the start,” a byproduct. The reali- tournament that year. Auriemma (859-133), 91, 256-99 at Vanderbilt the game is supposed McGraw said. “He gave ty of it is it’s about those If we’d lost the game, Georgia’s Andy Landers from 1991-2002 and to be played.” me my first college job. two hours (during a we wouldn’t have had a (837-280), Montana’s 279-82 at Ohio State Foster said he was on We’ve been friends. game). It’s about the No. 1 seed.” Robin Selvig (808-261) from 2002-13. He is an eighth-grade CYO He’s my son’s godfather. players.” The only women’s and Scranton’s Michael 16-3 in his first season team when he got his We’ve kept in touch But the next time coaches with 800 wins Strong (803-180). Ste- at Chattanooga. first coaching assign- over the years when- Chattanooga wins, its are former Tennes- vens seeks her 900th “I think by any mea- ment. ever I’ve had a prob- coach will get most of victory today when sure, he’s had a phe- “The coach got frus- lem. My first few years the attention. SEC teams battling for No. 3 behind Florida, Kentucky

Associated Press this week: could use a quality in the Southeastern eraged just 1.0 points, tempts. ... Auburn has GAME OF THE WEEKEND road win to boost their Conference, but there’s 3.3 rebounds and 0.7 lost 15 straight games A look at five things NCAA tournament a clump of programs blocks over the last against SEC competi- Tennessee at No. 6 to watch in the South- hopes. Although Flor- behind them vying three games while bat- tion. eastern Conference Florida. The Volunteers ida has made back-to- tling foul trouble and for national attention. ON THE WOMEN’S SIDE back trips to the NCAA Missouri and Geor- ineffective play. regional finals while gia are both off to a KEY STATS Vanderbilt senior Tennessee has failed to 4-1 start in league play guards Jasmine Lister earn a bid each of the Arkansas is now 45-6 and Christina Foggie while LSU and Ten- at home and 2-21 in last two years, the Vols nessee are among four have developed into have dominated this true road games during one of the nation’s top teams at 3-2. coach Mike Anderson’s series lately. Tennes- backcourt duos. Foggie tenure. The Razorbacks see has won all three PLAYER TO WATCH is averaging 19.3 points were expected to be a of its games with Flori- Kentucky hopes per game, while List- da during Cuonzo Mar- factor in the SEC this big man Willie Cau- season, but still haven’t er has 16.8 points per tin’s three-year tenure ley-Stein can bounce game. Both are averag- as the Vols’ coach. The shown they can break back from his recent through on the road. ing more than 20 points Vols now must try to slide. The 7-foot soph- per game in SEC com- end Florida’s 25-game ... Georgia and South omore has emerged petition. Their produc- home winning streak. Carolina combined for as one of the nation’s 86 free throws in the tion has helped the LOOKING AHEAD elite defensive players Bulldogs’ 97-76 victory 16th-ranked Commo- Florida and Kentucky — while also showing on Wednesday. Geor- dores (16-3, 5-1 SEC) are widely considered progress on the offen- gia tied a school record win 13 of their last 14 to be the top two teams sive end — but has av- with 50 free-throw at- games. Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL B5 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Peyton Manning spreads the wealth in Denver

ARNIE STAPLETON The beauty of the other time.” Associated Press Broncos’ offense is in its The common thread balance. ENGLEWOOD, Colo. among Manning’s many Manning targeted his — Seattle’s “Legion of targets, including More- three starting receivers Boom” secondary led by no, who had three TD almost identically: De- All-Pros Richard Sher- catches to go with his 10 maryius Thomas (8.87 man and Earl Thom- TD runs, is a refreshing times a game), Welk- as may be able to slow unselfishness in an age er (8.54), Decker (8.5). down, say, Demaryius where prima donnas so Julius Thomas, whose Thomas, in the Super often demand passes dozen scores broke Bowl. That doesn’t mean and attention. Hall of Famer Shannon Peyton Manning will “To be an outstand- have to tap the brakes Sharpe’s club record for ing team, you have to on Denver’s Lamborgh- tight ends, was targeted be selfless, not selfish,” ini offense. 6.42 times per game. Broncos coach John Fox Manning doesn’t have Take one away and said. “I think that speaks just one go-to receiver another will burn you. to the character of those like most quarterbacks. “Peyton doesn’t dis- guys in that room. They He has five. criminate,” Decker said. don’t get all pouty about The Seahawks will “He doesn’t force pass- things like that.” es,” Demaryius Thom- match up the NFL’s top Manning wouldn’t put as said. pass defense this season up with such shenani- “He just takes what against the best passing JACK DEMPSEY / AP gans anyway. the defense gives him,” offense of all time in the “The only thing that Denver quarterback Peyton Manning (18) is congratulated by wide receiver Demaryius said Julius Thomas, the Super Bowl at East Ruth- Thomas after throwing a touchdown pass to Wes Welker during an early season game makes all of us happy is erford, N.J. power forward-turned- against Philadelphia in Denver. No team in the 93-year history of the NFL ever scored more tight end who caught if we win games, wheth- “That’s the matchup than 606 points that Denver put up this year. er that’s blocking all day everybody is going to 65 passes for 788 yards after catching just one and having zero catches be talking about, Pey- clock-eating machine in playoffs — and that one ever had more than pass in his first two sea- or whatever it is,” Welk- ton Manning vs. the Le- the playoffs. interception bounced three players hit dou- sons. er said. gion of Boom,” Hall With Manning din- off his receiver’s chest, ble-digit TDs. That’s what Deck- of Famer and Fox col- king and dunking his no less. This quintet helped “He just goes down the line and finds who- er did before breaking or analyst Troy Aikman way downfield, Denver’s Of all the records Man- the Broncos break out for eight TDs in De- said. “I’m excited to see three most time-con- ning and the Broncos the once-unfathom- ever is singled up,” of- fensive coordinator cember, his blocks on it. That’s why I spoke suming drives of the set this season, the one able 600-point barrier screens springing De- about how disappoint- Adam Gase said. season have all come that stands out to Den- and each of them also maryius Thomas, who ing it would be if condi- “Or whoever’s wide in the last two weeks, ver wide receivers coach caught 60 or more pass- led the league’s receiv- tions keep that part of it 7-minute masterpiec- Tyke Tolbert is this: No es. No team had ever open,” suggested back- from happening the way up tight end Jacob ers with 718 yards after es that rendered Philip team in NFL history ever had five players do that the catch. we’d like to see because Rivers and Tom Brady had five players reach before, either. Tamme, who was left all “Our whole group is of the impact the weath- short-tempered sideline the end zone 10 or more Manning says his un- alone for a TD in Den- er may have on the pass- spectators to Manning’s times until Demary- precedented 55 TD ver’s win over New En- like that and Decker ing game.” magic. ius Thomas (14), Know- passes and 5,477 yards gland last week. knows that at any point Even if wintry weath- He simply has more shon Moreno (13), Julius through the air are “Yeah, that’s the truth, in time that day can be er curtails his pass- outlets than defenses Thomas (12), Eric Deck- only temporary records we’ve got a lot of weap- your day,” Tolbert said. ing prowess, Manning have answers for. er (11) and Wes Welker which will be surpassed ons on our offense,” “Like when we went can downshift as eas- “It’s hard to catch a (10) did it this season. by Brady or Drew Brees said fellow fill-in Bub- to Kansas City, I mean, ily as he can dial up break with him, catch a “That tells you about in no time — or by any ba Caldwell, who caught who’d have thought he’d a deep pass. With the tendency or something the players we have on number of other quar- two TD passes against have four touchdowns? bunch formations and that you can jump,” our team, the way Pey- terbacks if owners get San Diego last month But any day a guy can go picks and rubs that got Sherman said of Man- ton spreads the ball out, their way and expand when Welker was side- out there, it can be a re- under Bill Belichick’s ning, who sports a 40-1 how anybody can score the regular season to lined. “If you shut down ceiver, it can be a tight skin, the turbo-charged TD-to-interception ra- at any given time,” Tol- 18 games. But Tolbert one guy, we’ve got like end, it can be a running Broncos have morphed tio in the red zone this bert said. thinks the 5-10 guys four or five other guys back, any day can be into a yard-chewing, season, including the No other team has have nothing to sweat. that we can go to at any your day.” Ex-Cowboy Josh Brent gets 180 days, probation

SCHUYLER DIXON legal limit to drive of you can’t go on in life Associated Press 0.08 percent. Prosecu- holding a grudge. We DALLAS — Former tors told jurors that the all make mistakes.” Dallas Cowboys play- burly, 320-pound line- Prosecutors pushed er Josh Brent was sen- man had as many as 17 for prison time for drinks on the night of tenced Friday to 180 Brent, who went to tri- the crash. days in jail and 10 al only weeks after an- One of Brent’s attor- years of probation for a other Texas intoxica- neys, George Milner, ar- drunken car crash that tion manslaughter case gued that Brent wasn’t sparked widespread killed his friend and drunk and was only public outrage. In that teammate, Jerry Brown. “guilty of being stupid case, a defense expert Brent was convicted behind the wheel argued that the defen- Wednesday of in- of a car.” He con- dant, a 17-year-old boy toxication man- tended that Brent who caused a drunk- slaughter for the couldn’t have had en crash that killed four December 2012 nearly as much to people, deserved leni- crash on a subur- drink as prosecu- ency because his par- ban Dallas high- tors said he had, ents coddled him into way that killed and that the po- a sense of irresponsi- Brown, who was BRENT lice blood tests bility — a condition the a passenger in were flawed. expert termed “afflu- Brent’s car. Brent Brent’s attorneys enza.” The teen wasn’t could have been sen- pushed their case for given prison time. tenced to up to 20 years probation Thursday, On Thursday, prose- in prison. calling a Dallas Coun- cutor Rebecca Dodds Brent, a Cowboys ty official who testi- emphasized Brent’s defensive tackle, and fied that the county 2009 drunken driv- Brown, a linebacker on currently has 34 intox- ing arrest in Illinois to the practice squad, also ication manslaughter press the state’s argu- played together at the cases that resulted in ment that he deserves University of Illinois probation. prison time. In that and were close friends. Kevin Brooks, one of case, he served 30 days They were headed Brent’s attorneys, said in jail after pleading home from a night of the one-time defensive guilty to a misdemean- partying Dallas team- tackle would be easy or charge. mates when Brent lost to monitor because of “Probation doesn’t control of his Mercedes “who he is and who work for Josh Brent,” and crashed. Officers he was.” Brent retired Dodds told the jury who arrived on scene from football last year. during closing state- saw Brent trying to pull Brown’s mother, Sta- ments in the punish- Brown’s body from the cey Jackson, has also ment phase. wreckage. publicly forgiven Brent. Brent played in all Blood tests pegged When asked Thursday 12 games for the Cow- Brent’s blood alcohol if she holds Brent re- boys in 2012 before content at 0.18 per- sponsible for her son’s the crash. Brown made cent, which is more death, she said: “He’s the practice squad that than twice the state’s still responsible, but season. B6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014 Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL B7 B8 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014 C1 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OF ST. VIN- CENT DE PAUL PARISH IN WILDWOOD HOST FUNDRAISER PANCAKE BREAK- FAST: From 7 to 10 p.m., at Tierra Del Sol Country Club in The Villages. Funds support the Wildwood Soup Kitchen and other K of C charities. Cost is $7 per person. Tickets avail- able at the door. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH INSTALLS NEW PASTOR TODAY: At 6 p.m., Jon- Marc MacLean will be installed as the new co-pastor at Hope Lutheran Church, 250 Avenida Los Angelos, The Villages. Call 352-750-2321 for information. SUNDAY

REVIVAL SERVICES WITH EVANGE- LIST TOM FARRELL: At 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. today and 7 p.m. through Fri., Jan. 31, Grace Bible Baptist Church, 1703 Lewis Road, in Leesburg. Call 352-326-5738 or go to gbbconline. AP FILE PHOTOS com. Manager Dustin Humes fixes a drink in a small room which is out of the view of patrons at Vivace Restaurant, in Salt Lake City. CHARLES HAUGABROOKS IN CON- CERT: For services at 9:15 a.m. and at 10:30 a.m., First Christian Church, Mormons defend strict liquor laws 1701 Vine St., in Leesburg. Hauga- brooks has been a regular singer for television ministries, sacred con- BRADY MCCOMBS tofferson, of the Quorum certs throughout the U.S., and other Associated Press of the Twelve, the church’s public venues. For information, call SALT LAKE CITY — The second-highest governing the church at 352-250-9502 or go to Mormon church has is- body, in the video. www.firstchristianleesburg.com. sued a sweeping defense Experts say church lead- ers are flexing their consid- “THE CHURCHMEN” PERFORM of Utah’s famously strict li- AT LADY LAKE UNITED METHODIST quor laws, drawing a line erable political muscle with a move that could have a CHURCH: At 10 a.m., 109 W. McClen- against tourism, restaurant don St., in Lady Lake. At 6 p.m. on and bar industry advocates chilling effect on efforts to change state liquor laws Sunday evening the movie, “Facing who have helped ease al- the Giants” will be shown, with free cohol regulations in recent this session. “In Utah politics, no one popcorn. Call the church at 352-753- years. 1136. Ahead of the upcom- wants to go up against the LINDSAY HUGGINS IN CONCERT ing legislative session, The LDS church,” said Damon AT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE: At Church of Jesus Christ of Cann, a political scientist at 10:30 a.m., 32151 David Walker Dr., Latter-day Saints posted to Utah State University. in Tavares, singing all styles of music its website a hefty multime- The majority of Utah leg- islators are Mormons and including the hymns of the church dia policy statement urging and Southern Gospel. For details go lawmakers to uphold rules an estimated two-thirds of the state’s residents belong to www.lindsayhuggins.com, or call that church leaders say are the church at 352-343-0577. “closely tied to the moral to the faith. culture of the state.” Avoiding alcohol is a fun- GUITARIST RICHARD KISER IN The posting features an damental part of being con- CONCERT AT TUSCANOOGA BAPTIST explanation of the church’s sidered a fully practicing CHURCH: At 11 a.m., 18609 Tusca- stance, a video interview member of the Mormon nooga Road in Groveland. Kiser is with one of the faith’s top church, religious experts well know for his award-winning, fin- leaders and graphic presen- say. Those who drink alco- ger-style guitar picking. For details, tations of supporting statis- holic beverages can’t wor- call the church at 352-429-3230. tics. ship in temples and face MONDAY “It’s very important that social stigma, said Mat- we avoid an alcohol cul- thew Bowman, assistant A drink is made in the food prep area in the back of Dojo sushi FAITH LUTHERAN SCHOOL OPEN ture,” said D. Todd Chris- SEE MORMONS | C3 restaurant in Salt Lake City. HOUSE: From 5:30 to 7 p.m., 2727 S. Grove St., in Eustis. Offering struc- tured preschool for 3 and 4-year-olds and free VPK available. Before and af- ter school care for all students. For Pope: Internet is a ‘gift from God’ for dialogue information, call the school at 352- 589-5683. NICOLE WINFIELD “To (have a) dialogue means tertain his or her point of view and FAIRWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH SIN- Associated Press to believe that the ‘other’ has perspective,” Francis wrote. “En- GLES BIBLE STUDY: From 6 to 7 p.m., gaging in dialogue does not mean VATICAN CITY — The Internet something worthwhile to say, with Rick Warren’s book “Purpose is a “gift from God” that facilitates renouncing our own ideas and tra- Driven Life.” Registration not re- communication, Pope Francis said and to entertain his or her point ditions, but the pretense that they quired. Call the church, 251 Avenida in a statement released Thursday, of view and perspective.” alone are valid and absolute.” Los Angelos, The Villages, 352-259- According to church teaching 9305. but he warns that the obsessive de- Pope Francis sire to stay connected can actual- distilled by then-Cardinal Joseph “HOSPICE 101” PRESENTED BY JUDY In comments that will likely rile ly isolate people from their friends Ratzinger, the Catholic Church FLICKINGER: Based on her book, the more conservative wing of the and family. holds the “fullness of the means “Spirit Matters,” Flickinger will Francis made the observations in church, Francis suggested that in of salvation” — a message that speak on her ministry as a parish a message about Catholic Church engaging in that dialogue, Cath- has long been taken to mean that nurse and her hospice community communications, meditating on olics shouldn’t be arrogant in in- only Catholics can find salvation. work. She will also host a book sign- the marvels and perils of the digi- sisting that they alone possess the Church teaching also holds that ing at the event, held at the United tal era and what that means for the truth. those who don’t know about Jesus Church of Christ at The Villages, faithful going out into the world “To (have a) dialogue means to but seek God can also attain eter- 12514 County Road 101 in Oxford. nal salvation. and interacting with people of dif- believe that the ‘other’ has some- SEE CALENDAR | C3 ferent faiths and backgrounds. thing worthwhile to say, and to en- SEE POPE | C3 Let our lives and Gospels bring glory to God

any people tell me ly use. The words “good news” has sent me to proclaim lib- they could never The word doesn’t appear appear 15 times in the Old erty to the captives and re- M write. But I believe ev- RICK in the Old Testament, yet Testament, though some covering of sight to the blind, erybody can, it is just talking Paul wrote in Galatians 3:8, of those attributions didn’t to set at liberty those who are on paper. Many people also REED “Know then that it is those mean the good news we re- oppressed, to proclaim the feel they couldn’t preach. REFLECTIONS of faith who are the sons of ceive in the Gospel. year of the Lord’s favor.” But every day we preach ser- Abraham. And the Scripture, Isaiah prophesized the Though His words are mons, sometimes without foreseeing that God would Messiah would proclaim truth and lead to freedom, uttering a word. John, with John’s being writ- justify the Gentiles by faith, good news to the poor. Jesus it wasn’t what Jesus said as So, when people read the ten last. They were written preached the gospel before- fulfilled it when He began is much as what He did. Gospel According to Rick, or for different audiences. hand to Abraham, saying, ‘In public ministry reading from Our actions also speak you, is what they’re reading Gospel means “good you shall all the nations be Isaiah in the synagogue at louder than words. helpful? news.” And is used more blessed.’ So then, those who Nazareth: “The Spirit of the Paul admonished the Phi- There are four gospels in than 90 times in the English are of faith are blessed along Lord is upon me, because he lippians, “Only let your man- the New Testament, written Standard Version, the trans- with Abraham, the man of has anointed me to proclaim ner of life be worthy of the by Matthew, Mark, Luke and lation I know predominant- faith.” good news to the poor. He SEE REFLECTIONS | C3 C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014

Bushnell Groveland Leesburg St. Catherine Zion Lutheran Church (ELCA) The Healing Place United Methodist Church 547 S. Main Ave., Groveland 1012 W Main Street, Leesburg 9848 CR 738B, Bushnell 352-429-2960 352-617-0569 352-446-4149 Pastor Ken Stoyer Facilitator: Phyllis Gilbert Sunday Worship Service 9:00am Sunday Worship Service 11:00am Sunday Service and Kids Club 11:00am Everyone Welcome Adult Sunday School 9:30am Wednesday Bible Study and Kids Club 6:00pm www.stcatherineumc.org (Nursey open for all services) Leesburg “Come as you are and leave different!” Clermont Bethany Lutheran Church Minneola Liberty Baptist Church 1334 Griffin Road, Leesburg 11043 True Life Way, Clermont 352-787-7275 New Life Presbyterian Church, PCA 352-394-0708 Sunday Service 8:00am & 10:30am 18237 E. Apshawa Road, Minneola Wednesday Bible Study 10:00am Senior Pastor Chris Johnson Music Ministries Sunday Bible Study 9:15am Sun. Svc. 10:40am, Family Prayer Svc. 6:00pm 407-920-0378 Unashamed Students Service 6:00pm Sunday School 9:30am Sun. Bible Fellowship 9:30am Emmanuel Baptist Church of Sunday Worship 10:45am Wed. Bible Study 6:30pm, Leesburg Kids 4 Truth Clubs 6:30pm 1710 U.S. Hwy. 441 E., Leesburg Groups for all ages, Nursery provided all services 352-323-1588 Mount Dora www.lbcclermont.org Pastor Jeff Carney Congregational Church Sunday Celebration Service 10:30am 650 N. Donnelly St., Mount Dora Wednesday Men’s Prayer Breakfast Eustis 8:00am 352-383-2285 Wednesday Praise & Prayer 6:30pm Reverand Dr. Richard Don Come visit our new location! 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Lone Oak Dr., Leesburg Tavares Wednesday Family Bible Study 7:00pm 352-787-5687 www.lifewithout-limits.com Sunday Service 10:00pm All Saint’s Roman Catholic Sunday School 8:45am Chapel St. Thomas Episcopal Church www.firstpresleesburg.org 11433 U.S. 441, River Plaza #11, Tavares “Disciples Making Disciples” 317 S. Mary St., Eustis (corner S. Mary & 407-391-8678 Lemon St.) 352-385-3880 352-357-4358 Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Sunday Latin Mass 8:00am & 10:00am Rev. John W. Lipscomb III, Rector 130 S. Lone Oak Drive, Leesburg Sunday Holy Eucharist Services 352-787-3223 First Baptist Church of Tavares 8:00am & 10:30am Sunday Worship October-April 124 N. Joanna Avenue, Tavares Adult Sunday School 9:20am, 8:00am & 10:30am 352-343-7131 Children’s Chapel Sunday Worship May-September Sunday Contemporary Service 8:30am Thurs. Holy Eucharist & Healing Service 9:15am Sunday Traditional Service 10:00am Christian Education October-April 11:00am & 6:00pm www.stthomaseustis.com 9:15am Sunday Bible Study (all ages) 10:00am www.gloriadeielca.net Wednesday Fellowship Meal 5:00pm Wednesday Life University 6:15pm Fruitland Park Lakes and Hills Covenant Church Wednesday Prayer Service 6:15pm Rev. Ken Folmsbee, PhD, Pastor “Providing direction for all generations” Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Worship Service 10:15am www.fbctavares.com 2201 Spring Lake Road, Fruitland Park Bible Study 9:00am Tavares First United Methodist 352-787-1500 @ Women’s Club of Leesburg Father Ted Koelln 700 S. 9th Street, Leesburg Church (UMC) Sunday Service 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am Church Office Corner of Old 441 & SR 19, Tavares Wednesday Healing Service 11:30am 106 S. Palm Ave., Howie-in-the-Hills 352-343-2761 www.holytrinityfp.com 352-552-0052 Pastor John Barham LIFE Church Assembly of God www.lakeshillscovenantchurch.org Traditional Service 8:30AM & 11:00am 04001 Picciola Rd., Fruitland Park Contemporary Cafe Service 10:00am 352-787-7962 Legacy Community Church Children of Light-Youth & Family Service 1st Sunday of each month 6:00pm Pastor Rick Welborne Located at Lake Square Mall, Leesburg www.fumctavares.com Sunday Deaf Impaired 10:00am (suite 331 next to JCPenney) Sunday Evening 6:00pm Pastor Theo Bob-352-250-0156 Dunstan & Son Plumbing Co., Inc. Wednesday Prayer and Youth Service Pastor Buddy Walker-352-978-0509 Webster 7:00pm Spanish Pastor Luis Fuentes-352-552-1357 PLUMBING REPAIR & REMODELING Sunday School 9:00am Sunday Worship Service 9:30am The Final Hour Ministries Est. 1922 CF C057100 Wednesday Bible Study 7:00pm Legacy is a multicultural, multiracial, P.O. Box 523, Webster (352) 787-4771 generational, Christian Church 847-912-0596 Pilgrims’ United Church of www.legacycic.org Email: [email protected] 1127 W. Main St., Leesburg Christ (UCC) John W. Snyder, President Speaking Engagements Contact: 509 County Road 468, Fruitland Park St. Paul Roman Catholic Church Kingdom Citizen www.pucc.info (In union with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Apostle Michael White Jr. Orlando & The Vatican) Prophetess Wanda White 352-365-2662 or [email protected] 1330 Sunshine Avenue, Leesburg Rev. Ronal Freyer Nicholas, OSL, Pastor Church Planting • Travel Ministry Weekday Masses M-F 8:30am Rev. Robert Van Valkenburg, Let Us Pray For You • Affiliation CI Pastoral Associate Emeritus Sacrament of Penance www.thefinalhourministries.org Saturday 2:30-3:30pm (or by appointment) Inclusive • Progressive Lighthouse Foundation For information Sunday Worship 10:00am Saturday Masses 4:00, 5:30, Contact us or visit our website for more info 7:00pm (Spanish) Ministries International INC. on listing your church Sunday Masses 7:00, 9:00, 11:00am, 12:30pm 11282 SR 471, Webster Office Hours M-F 8:00-12:00, 1:00-4:00 352-793-2631 on this page Groveland Pastor Patricia T. Burnham Seventh Day Adventist Sunday Services 8:30am & 6:00pm call Michelle at Mt. Olive Missionary 508 S. Lone Oak Dr., Leesburg Thursday Night 7:00pm 352-326-4109 3rd Saturday Food Basket Give-A-Way Baptist Church Worship Service 9:30am www.lighthousefoundationministries.org 352-365-8233 15641 Stucky Loop, Stucky Sabbath School Service 11:00am (West of Mascotte) Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00pm Linden Church of God or e-mail to 352-429-3888 4309 CR 772, Webster [email protected] Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor Pastor Doyle D. Glass Sunday Worship Service 11:00am Sunday Morning Worship 10:30am Sunday School 9:30am Sunday Evening Worship 6:00pm Bible Study-Wednesday 7:00pm Sunday School 9:45am Youth Bible Study-Wednesday 7:00pm Wednesday Night (Family Training Hour) 7:00pm Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C3

tion the Utah’s rules are abnormal. MORMONS In the video, Christofferson disputes the REFLECTIONS FROM PAGE C1 notion that Utah’s liquor laws are signifi- FROM PAGE C3 cantly different from those in other states professor of religion at Hampden-Sydney and points to statistics to back the church’s gospel of Christ, so that College in Virginia. assertion that the current system keeps whether I come and In Utah, liquor licenses are issued to people safe. see you or am absent, restaurants based on state population quo- Utah had the lowest number of alco- I may hear of you that tas, creating a long waiting list. In establish- hol-related traffic deaths per capita in you are standing firm ments that do serve alcohol, portion sizes 2012, the church points out, citing federal in one spirit, with one are tightly controlled. And in some restau- highway statistics. mind striving side by rants, drinks must be mixed in a backroom The church’s stance comes as no sur- side for the faith of the or behind a partition that detractors have prise. Mormon leaders have long worked gospel, and not fright- come to call a “Zion curtain.” Other alcohol to defeat efforts to relax the laws and com- ened in anything by sales are limited to state-run liquor stores, monly take public stances on moral and your opponents. This is where beer is not refrigerated and ancillary public safety issues. a clear sign to them of items like margarita mix aren’t sold. But, the decision to have an apostle front their destruction, but of Christofferson said the church is not pro- the cause is noteworthy and “ups the ante,” your salvation, and that posing banning alcohol and doesn’t want Cann said. from God.” to impose its rules on the entire state. But, The church didn’t say why they chose While their life was he said, the state’s current laws strike the this year to roll out the campaign, but Mor- a sign of the destruc- right balance between allowing people to gan Lyon Cotti of the University of Utah’s tion of their enemies, drink while limiting social costs of alcohol Hinckley Institute of Politics said it’s rea- it could also be a sign abuse. sonable to presume the church felt the ef- that helps lead to their “We’ve got a reasonable system and it AP FILE PHOTO forts to ease laws had reached a tipping salvation. seems to be working, and I believe that the Manager Lindsay Pitts makes a mojito in the point. Too many use Chris- efforts to chip away at this that have gone bar which is beyond the view of patrons in the Despite the church’s statement, Scott tians as an excuse from kitchen of La Jolla Groves Restaurant in Salt Beck, president of Visit Salt Lake, remains seeking God. It’s not a on for years and years are counterproduc- Lake City. tive,” Christofferson said. optimistic that legislators will continue to valid excuse, all must Utah’s rules governing the sale of beer Lawmakers haven’t announced any ma- be open to finding ways to make liquor give an answer, but and alcohol have slowly loosened as tour- jor proposals to loosen Utah’s liquor laws laws more suitable for urban and tourist we are supposed to be ism and business leaders have worked to during the 2014 legislative session, which areas. lights shining in a de- “normalize” the laws to make the state starts Monday. But tourism and restaurant “We agree that we have a culture that praved world lead- more friendly to out-of-state visitors. In associations have made clear their inten- should be celebrated. That’s part of what ing others to Jesus, not 2009, for example, the state did away with tion to continue pushing for “normalizing” we do,” Beck said. “But we hope there is di- away from Him. a requirement for bars to operate as mem- the state’s liquor rules to attract more tour- alogue about the opportunity to normalize Let our lives and our bers-only social clubs. ists and chip away at the outside percep- some of our liquor laws.” gospels bring glory to God and lost souls into the kingdom. Mario Celli, the head fort sometimes in cer- closest to us.” Christian dogma. I would like to thank POPE of the Vatican’s so- tain circles,” he said. He called for com- “May the light we those who prayed for FROM PAGE C1 cial communications “I think step by step munications in the bring to others not be me this past week. It office, said he didn’t we must rediscover a digital era to be like the result of cosmet- has been difficult but I hopefully press on with Pope Benedict XVI think Francis was mak- sense of the path, of “a balm which re- ics or special effects, thanks for your encour- was a strong propo- ing an official policy what the pope wants to lieves pain and a fine but rather of our be- agement. nent of engaging in in- statement on interre- tell us.” wine which gladdens ing loving and merci- terreligious dialogue, ligious dialogue, not- In his message hearts” and for the ful neighbors to those Rick Reed is a columnist but Francis has offered ing that the message Thursday, Francis said church’s message to wounded and left on who lives in Mount Dora. a softer approach in his was merely a reflection, the Internet offers “im- not be one of bom- the side of the road,” To reach him call (352) mense possibilities” 383-1458, or email him sermons and gestures. “not a conciliar or dog- barding others with he said. at [email protected]. In one famous off-the- matic text.” to encounter people cuff homily, he sug- But he acknowledged from different cultur- gested that even athe- that Francis is shaking al and traditional back- ists can find salvation. things up in much the grounds and show soli- 2014 LAKE COUNTY He also riled some same “providential” darity with them. conservatives when way Pope John XXIII “This is something Community Service Awards he washed the feet of shook up the church in truly good, a gift from two Muslims during launching the Second God,” he wrote. But he the Holy Thursday Vatican Council. warned: “The desire re-enactment of Christ “We are realizing that for digital connectivi- washing the feet of his there are sensations ty can have the effect apostles. of, I wouldn’t say dif- of isolating us from our Archbishop Claudio ficulty, but of discom- neighbors, from those

TOURS AT FIRST UNITED Free event. Call the CALENDAR METHODIST CHURCH: church at 352-728-0900 FROM PAGE C1 From 10 a.m. to for details. 4:30 a.m. today and FEB. 2 Call 352-748-9199. from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., Arts/Cultural Public Service Sunday. For informa- SUITCASE DRIVE FOR WEDNESDAY An individual whose personal or professional talents/activities An outstanding elected or employed official of state, county or tion, call the church at LOCAL WOMEN’S SHEL- city government; or a volunteer who has made contributions in the cultural arts have contributed to the enrichment of toward improving Lake County’s quality of life. CHRISTIAN 12 STEP 352-383-2005 or go to TERS UNDERWAY: The Lake County. MEETING “WALKING www.mtdorafumc.org. United Church of Christ Sports/Athletics THE 12 STEPS WITH JE- FAIRWAY CHRISTIAN at The Villages is col- Hall of Fame Business Award A person who has achieved in sports through performance or in promotion of athletic events in Lake County. SUS”: From 7 to 8 p.m. CHURCH “GROWING IN lecting used suitcases For career business achievement of 20 years or more. Wednesdays at the CHRIST” CLASS: From through Feb. 2 for the Business Achievement Chris Daniels Memorial First Baptist Church, Shepherd’s Lighthouse 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the A business leader whose achievements within his or her field Public Safety Award 550 Hatfield Dr., room church, 259 Avenida Los in Belleview and The Ha- have aided the economic business climate of Lake County. To recognize an individual in the area of Public Safety who 110, in Umatilla. The Angelos, The Villages. ven in Leesburg. Items Categories: Christ-centered pro- has demonstrated superior performance in their career, and Lunch served. Call the can be dropped off at the Small (less than 11 employees) • Medium (12-39 employees) has shown a commitment to better the Lake County through gram is an overcomer’s church at 352-259-9305 church, 12514 County Large (more than 40 employees) • Entrepreneur community involvement. This would include those persons in group for addictions, for details. Road 101 in Oxford. For Lake County in the careers of law enforcement, fire, alcoholism and co-de- Education emergency medical services and emergency management. MEMBERS OF THE CEN- information, call 352- pendency. For details, 748-9199, or go to www. An employed, elected or volunteer educator who has shown TRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH innovation and dedication to public or private schools in Special Judges Award call 386-868-9989. villagesUCC.org. OF MOUNT DORA SERVE Lake County. Awarded at the discretion of the judges for particularly GROWING IN CHRIST ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BREAK- CELEBRATE THE ARTS outstanding contributions to Lake County CLASS AT FAIRWAY FAST: From 7:30 to PRESENTS CHARLES Humanitarian CHRISTIAN CHURCH An individual whose volunteer activities have improved the Lake County Leadership Award 10 a.m., at the church, HAUGABROOKS: At An individual whose guidance & leadership has impacted Lake Co REGISTRATION DUE: For 3720 N. State Road 19A quality of life in Lake County. 3 p.m., First United . the class to be held on between Eustis and Mt. Methodist Church, Ta- Feb. 1, from 9 a.m. to Dora. Tickets are $4 and vares. Specializing in 2 p.m., at the church NOMINATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED! baked goods will be gospel music, he has 251 Avenida Los Ange- Applications will be Printed in the THURSDAY EDITION of the Daily Commercial available for sale. performed extensively los in The Villages. Call across the United States 352-259-9305, or go to THE DOWN EAST BOYS We’re sure you know a person whose dedication and selflessness have made Lake County a better place. and abroad. Admission Now it’s time to give them the recognition they deserve. www.fairwaycc.org for PERFORM AT BEREAN is free. For information details. BAPTIST CHURCH: At Nominating someone is easy. Nomination forms will be printed in the Thursday editions of the Daily Commercial, call the church at 352- 6 p.m., 5640 County can be picked up at the Chamber of Commerce offices and City Halls throughout Lake County or you can contact REVIVAL EVENTS BEGIN Road 48 in Okahumpka. 343-2761. TODAY AT FIRST BAPTIST Janice Jones (phone: 352-483-5440 or email: [email protected]) and have one sent to you. CHURCH WITH DR. WAYNE You can also access and submit the nomination form on-line at www.dailycommercial.com BRIANT: Today, fellow- If selected, your nominee will be honored at the 2014 Lake County Community Service Awards Dinner on April 30, 2014. ship lunch at noon; el- ementary hot dog party SO SHOW YOUR APPRECIATION. MAKE YOUR NOMINATIONS TODAY! at 5:30 p.m. and revival service at 6:30 p.m. Daily events continue through Saturday. Ser- vices on Sunday will be held at 8:30 a.m., 10: “Your First Choice” • In-Print & On-Line 50 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Bi- ble study at 9:45 a.m. Call the church, 802 Nominations must be postmarked by N. County Road 470 in Lake Panasoffkee, 352- February 21, 2014 793-5510 for informa- Mail to: LAKE COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS tion and times of all events. Lake County League of Cities FEB. 1 P.O. 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DOW JONES NASDAQ S&P 500 GOLD SILVER CRUDE OIL T-NOTE 10-year 15,879.11 4,128.17 1,790.29 1,264.30 19.76 96.64 2.74 - 318.24 B - 90.7 B - 38.17 B + 2.00 A - 0.245 B - 0.68 B - 0.03 B UMATILLA Lake, Sumter businesses honored by Gov. Scott AUSTIN FULLER | Staff Writer business — around $1 mil- the real recognition goes to tems, said the company ex- sales increased by $5.7 mil- [email protected] lion in sales — is outside of all the staff that work here,” panded in sales, physical lion over 2012, for a total of the United States. Vossberg said. “We have a facilities and number of em- One company each in $17 million in sales last year. “Our products are used in very loyal staff that’s dedi- ployees in 2013. It added 12 Lake and Sumter County “For all my employees, ac- industry worldwide and, un- cated in what they do, and workers last year and two so have been recognized by Gov. tually, it means a lot to us, be- fortunately, a lot of industry they’ve been with us for a far this year for a total of 35 cause we’ve been working Rick Scott as innovative busi- is expanding outside of this long time.” employees. nesses. really hard,” Bell said of the country,” Vossberg said. Vossberg’s grandfather, Bell said the company fin- award. Recognized with 2013 Gov- The company makes an in- Carl Vossberg Jr., founded ished a 14,000 square-foot ernor’s Innovators in Busi- Highway Systems’ custom- line refractometer that mea- the company in 1946 and the expansion in 2013 and is cur- ers include contractors work- ness Awards were Elec- sures the density of the liquid company has been in Uma- rently working on a 18,750 tron Machine Corporation ing for the states of Florida, as it flows through a pipeline. tilla since the early 1950s. square-foot expansion that Georgia and Texas, and even in Umatilla and Highway “That can be used in var- “We’re proud to manufac- should be finished in early the states themselves. Its big- Systems Inc. in Sumter- ious industries, such as the ture something in the United April. With the expansions, gest market is Florida. ville. Electron manufactures food industry to determine States and in Lake County in the total plant will be 49,000 equipment that measures how much sugar is dissolved particular,” Vossberg said. square feet, according to Bell. According to the press re- the density of a liquid flow- in water; it can be used in the Highway Systems was the “The workload that we lease the awards, “recognize ing through a pipeline, while chemical industry to deter- winner of the business ex- have is really pushing the ex- Florida companies in se- Highway Systems makes mine the strength of an acid; pansion award in a mid-mar- pansion, basically to get ev- lect industries that have in- supports for highway signs it can be used in the paper ket. It manufactures the erybody under the roof, in- fluenced the state’s econom- and light poles. industry to determine how structures that hold signs stead of having to have some ic growth and diversification Electron Machine Corpo- much water is left in the or- over highways and road people work outside, you over the last year.” ration won the export excel- ganic material that they used signs, as well as the struc- know, on a slab,” Bell said. Electron is at 15824 Coun- lence award in a major mar- after making the paper pro- tures and poles that hold and He expected the additional ty Road 450 W. in Umatilla ket. Company President C.A. cess,” Vossberg said. support traffic signals. space will boost his produc- and the Highway Systems is Vossberg said approximately Electron has 20 employees. Jason Bell, the president tion by about 40 percent. located at 1749 County Road 50 percent of the company’s “As far as I’m concerned, and owner of Highway Sys- Bell said in fiscal year 2013, 525 E. in Sumterville.

CURRENCIES Dollar vs. Exchange Pvs JPMorgan boosts CEO Dimon’s pay to $20M Rate Day Yen 102.29 103.17 STEVE ROTHWELL CEO Jamie Dimon’s pay million in 2013, con- That compares with several factors into ac- Euro $1.3684 $1.3697 Associated Press for 2013, rewarding the sisting of $18.5 million $11.5 million a year ear- count when deciding Pound $1.6491 $1.6631 executive for settling in stock options and a lier, down from $23 mil- on Dimon’s pay, includ- NEW YORK — JPMor- probes against the bank. base salary of $1.5 mil- lion in each of the previ- ing the “sustained long- Swiss franc 0.8949 0.8973 gan Chase almost dou- Dimon will receive to- lion, the bank said in a ous two years. term performance” of Canadian dollar 1.1076 1.1115 bled Chairman and tal compensation of $20 statement Friday. The bank says it took the bank. Mexican peso 13.5255 13.3941 The Market In Review

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Strong finish? Eye on the Fed More refining woes? Ford Motor halved its losses in The monetary policymaking body of the Federal Wall Street anticipates that Exxon Europe in the third quarter. It Reserve wraps up a two-day meeting on Wednesday. Mobil's latest quarterly earnings also increased its market share It’s the last meeting before Janet Yellen takes over declined from a year earlier. and profits in South America the leadership of the central bank on Feb. 1. At Exxon produces oil, then and Asia. December's refines and sells finished The results led the automaker meeting, the products such as gasoline. Like to raise its full-year profit panel agreed to other major oil companies, Exxon has been making less money

To d ay forecast. Ford reports fourth- modestly quarter earnings on Tuesday. reduce its bond refining oil into fuel. Refining Investors will be looking for signs purchases margins collapsed last year as that the nation's second-largest because of gasoline prices declined because automaker met or exceeded its improvements of ample supply and moderate benchmarks for the year and is in the job demand. Exxon reports fourth- off to a strong start in 2014. market. quarter earnings on Thursday.

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1.45 -.14 FactsetR 1.40 106.10 -2.89 MuellerWat .07 8.60 -.31 PiedmOfc .80 16.68 -.13 SpdrIntRE 1.86e 39.78 -.80 Tesoro 1.00 50.57 -1.76 BHPBil plc 2.32e 58.36 -1.89 CmwREIT 1.00 23.56 -.25 iSh HK .61e 19.46 -.42 KoreaElc ... 15.57 -.33 WmsCos 1.61f 38.97 -.29 FamilyDlr 1.24f 62.95 -1.32 MurphO 1.25b 60.50 -2.01 Pier 1 .24f 19.41 -.73 SP Mid 2.10e 238.90 -6.39 TetraTech ... 10.87 -.56 BP PLC 2.28f 47.75 -.88 CmtyBkSy 1.12 37.43 -.55 iShItaly .34e 15.61 -.50 KosmosEn ... 10.54 ... WmsSon 1.24 53.46 -.59 FedExCp .60 134.58 -5.66 KrispKrm ... 18.13 -.43 MurpUSA n ... 39.82 -.68 PimDyCrd 1.88 22.56 -.09 S&P500ETF3.35e 178.89 -3.90 TevaPhrm 1.28e 42.93 -1.08 BP Pru 9.26e 75.75 -.52 CmtyHlt ... 40.10 +.28 iShJapan .13e 11.68 -.18 WillisGp 1.12 43.69 -1.17 FedRlty 3.12 107.08 -.63 Kroger .66 36.08 -.32 NCI BldSy ... 18.85 -.88 PimcoHiI 1.46 11.90 -.20 SpdrBiot .22e 154.09 -5.36 Texas Inds ... u75.06 +6.37 BPZ Res ... 2.05 -.03 CBD-Pao .51e 39.65 -1.15 iSh SKor .90e 57.64 -1.71 Wipro .13r 12.88 -.54 FedSignl ... 12.85 -1.10 iSMalasia .48e 14.53 -.22 L Brands 1.20 52.64 -1.03 NCR Corp ... 35.59 -.62 PinnclEnt ... 21.66 -1.31 Spdr Div 2.87e 70.43 -1.34 Textron .08 36.41 -1.38 BRF SA .39e 17.87 -.35 CompSci .80 54.27 -1.62 WiscEngy 1.56f 41.43 -.21 FedInvst 1.00 27.53 -.72 iShMexico 1.33e 62.61 -1.27 L-3 Com 2.20 104.17 -3.54 NQ Mobile ... 15.78 -1.60 PinWst 2.27 52.01 -.64 SpdrHome .10e 31.20 -1.00 TherapMD ... 5.80 -.09 BabckWil .40f 33.51 -1.33 ComstkRs .50 17.44 -.08 WT EurHdg1.03e 54.23 -1.90 FelCor .08 8.20 -.34 iShSing .50e d12.25 -.23 LDK Solar ... 1.12 -.02 NRG Egy .48 26.82 -.52 PioNtrl .08 172.73 -7.01 SpdrS&PBk .43e 32.78 -.81 ThermoFis .60 109.95 -2.86 BakrHu .60 56.43 -.51 Con-Way .40 39.36 -1.74 PitnyBw .75 21.64 -.74 WTEmLDbt 1.89e d44.21 -.49 BallCorp .52 48.60 -1.41 Ferrellgs 2.00 23.83 -.27 iSPacxJpn 1.91e 43.91 -.95 LG Display ... 12.21 -.34 Nabors .16 17.04 -.40 SpdrBarcCv1.76e 47.21 -.79 ThomCrk g ... 2.53 -.17 ConAgra 1.00 32.75 -.51 PlainsAAP 2.46f 51.73 -.23 WTJpHedg 1.24e 47.70 -1.27 BallyTech ... 75.68 -4.71 Ferro ... 12.69 -.41 iShSoAfr 1.57e 58.00 -2.76 LaZBoy .24f 27.19 -1.05 NamTai .08 6.64 -.25 SpdrShTHiY1.60e 30.86 -.13 ThomsonR 1.30 36.23 -.80 ConchoRes ... 96.89 -2.62 PlainsGP n .64 25.19 -.71 WT EmEq 2.10e 46.96 -1.10 BalticTrdg .05e 5.21 -.55 FibriaCelu ... 10.60 +.05 iShSpain 1.10e 38.03 -1.73 LabCp ... 90.10 -1.25 NBGrce rs ... 4.90 -.36 SpdrLehHY2.98e 40.59 -.30 3D Sys s ... 79.87 -5.43 ConocoPhil 2.76 66.57 -1.28 FidlNFin .72f 30.13 -.57 PlatfmSp n ... d14.40 -.50 SpdrS&P RB.56e 39.85 -.73 3M Co 3.42f 130.22 -4.49 WT India .13e 16.40 -.62 BcBilVArg .55e 11.92 -.76 iSTaiwn .26e 13.85 -.11 LkShrGld g ... .69 -.01 NatFuGas 1.50 72.22 -1.00 WolvWW s .24 28.41 ... ConsolEngy .50 37.47 -.53 FidNatInfo .88 50.84 -2.41 NatGrid 3.17e 64.90 -.99 PlumCrk 1.76 d42.88 -.74 SpdrRetl .53e 80.95 -1.44 Tidwtr 1.00 51.46 -1.38 BcoBrad pf .23e d10.91 -.44 iSh UK .50e 20.36 -.69 LaredoPet ... 25.31 -.76 Workday ... 88.99 -2.50 ConEd 2.52f 53.65 -.29 Fifth&Pac ... 28.36 -.38 NOilVarco 1.04 74.00 -2.12 Polaris 1.68 133.00 -4.45 SpdrOGEx .58e 66.48 -1.55 Tiffany 1.36 83.13 -2.70 BcoSantSA .81e 8.69 -.35 iSEMMnVol 1.46e 54.06 -1.30 LVSands 1.40 73.91 -4.81 WldW Ent .48 u20.84 +.09 ConstellA ... 75.80 -1.44 58.com n ... 35.89 -2.36 iShChile .67e d42.46 -1.71 LaSalleH 1.12 30.90 -.77 NatRetPrp 1.62 33.02 -.07 PolyMet g ... 1.07 +.02 SpdrMetM .54e 39.90 -1.52 TW Cable 2.60 133.70 -.85 BcoSBrasil .95e 5.06 -.13 WuXi ... 33.73 -2.55 Constellm n ... 24.23 -.36 FstAFin n .48 25.90 -.09 iShTurkey 1.12e d40.95 -1.96 Latam Air .02e 15.38 -.52 Nationstar ... d29.97 -.85 PolyOne .32f 33.73 -1.64 STMicro .40 7.62 -.25 TimeWarn 1.15 63.32 -1.32 BcpSouth .20 24.81 -.05 Wyndham 1.16 71.85 -2.38 ContainSt n ... 37.95 -.05 FstBcpPR ... 5.21 -.20 iShSilver ... 19.16 -.10 Lazard 1.00a 43.74 -2.41 NavideaBio ... 1.78 -.10 PortGE 1.10 29.86 -.35 STR Hldgs ... 1.50 -.02 Timken .92 53.46 -2.06 BkofAm .04 16.45 -.41 XL Grp .56 28.81 -.94 ContlRes ... 106.91 -3.69 FstHorizon .20 11.81 -.25 iShS&P100 1.60e 79.73 -1.56 LeapFrog ... d7.12 -.19 Navios .24 8.70 -.50 PostHldg ... u54.80 -.94 SABESP s .39e 9.65 -.51 Timmins g ... 1.35 -.03 BkIreland ... 16.55 -1.08 XcelEngy 1.12 28.06 -.42 BkNYMel .60 32.34 -.78 Cnvrgys .24 20.81 -.84 FstInRT .34 17.00 -.22 iShSelDiv 2.19e 69.40 -1.30 LearCorp .68 77.05 -2.31 NaviosMar 1.77 18.06 -1.01 PostPrp 1.32 46.48 -.64 SafeBulk .24f 8.90 -.58 Titan Intl .02 17.77 -.83 Xylem .47 33.68 -1.76 BankUtd .84 u33.34 -.51 CooperCo .06 122.70 -3.60 FMajSilv g ... 10.80 -.39 iShTIPS 1.04e 111.81 +.32 LeggMason .52 42.23 -1.71 Navistar ... 33.18 -1.97 Potash 1.40 31.74 -1.20 Safeway .80 30.98 -.30 TollBros ... 35.57 -1.24 YPF Soc .15e 23.02 -1.09 Banro g ... .58 +.00 CooperTire .42 22.46 -.36 FT RNG .07e 19.74 -.22 iShChinaLC1.02e 34.22 -.80 LeggPlat 1.20 29.78 -.91 Neuralstem ... 3.04 -.27 PwshDB ... 25.08 +.01 StJude 1.00 62.11 -1.68 Torchmark .68 74.56 -1.90 BarcGSOil ... 22.62 -.10 CopaHold 4.35e 136.97 -3.96 FirstEngy 1.44m 31.07 +.10 iSCorSP5003.35e 179.90 -3.97 LeidosHld 1.28 45.48 -.45 NeuStar ... 44.99 -.58 PS USDBull ... 21.62 +.03 Salesforc s ... 58.40 -1.68 Total SA 3.23e 58.32 -1.76 Yamana g .26 9.56 -.07 Barclay .42e 17.94 -.75 CoreLogic ... 32.74 -.98 500.com n ... 37.79 -1.95 iShCorTBd 2.52e 107.58 +.23 LennarA .16 37.03 -1.17 Nevsun g .14 3.86 +.03 PwSGDrChi .29e 28.76 -1.44 SallyBty ... 27.67 +.07 TotalSys .40 30.96 -.92 Yelp ... 75.99 -3.46 BarVixMdT ... 15.96 +.56 CornerstStr 1.15 6.44 -.16 Fleetcor ... 105.19 -1.64 iShEMkts .86e 38.24 -1.03 LeucNatl .25b 27.41 -.70 NwGold g ... 5.77 -.06 PSBuybk .27e 41.15 -1.04 SandRdge ... 6.30 -.28 TowersWat .56f 122.00 -2.61 YingliGrn ... 5.86 -.52 B iPVix rs ... 44.69 +3.60 Corning .40 18.21 -.77 Flotek ... 19.37 -.34 iShiBoxIG 4.30e 115.36 -.08 Level3 ... 32.34 -.77 NewOriEd .35e 29.96 -.74 PSEmMom .22e 16.68 -.44 SandstG g ... 5.29 +.11 Toyota 2.54e 117.88 -1.48 YoukuTud ... 29.96 -1.59 Bard .84 133.09 -2.85 CorrectnCp 1.92 33.73 -.89 FlowrsFd s .45 21.73 -.42 iShEMBd 5.31e 107.55 -.59 LexRltyTr .66f 10.69 -.06 NewResd n .70a 6.25 -.13 PS SrLoan 1.07e 24.92 -.01 Sanofi 1.86e 49.22 -1.57 Transocn 2.24 d44.25 -1.18 YumBrnds 1.48 68.82 -.98 BarnesNob ... 14.91 -.47 Cosan Ltd .30e d12.34 -.37 Flowserv s .56 72.99 -3.17 iShIndones .47e 22.64 -.94 Lexmark 1.20 34.40 -1.53 NY CmtyB 1.00 16.79 -.44 PS SP LwV .85e 32.09 -.55 SantCUSA n ... d24.21 -.99 Travelers 2.00 81.61 -1.46 ZaleCp ... 15.27 -.46 Barnes .44 37.99 -1.81 Coty n .20 d13.91 -.56 Fluor .64 77.48 -3.61 iSSP500Gr 1.68e 96.29 -2.13 LiberMed ... 4.93 -.41 Newcastle .40 5.70 -.14 PwShPfd .90e 13.79 -.03 Schlmbrg 1.60f 88.15 -2.11 TriangPet ... 8.11 -.39 Zimmer .80 93.36 -2.02 BarrickG .20 19.03 -.28 CousPrp .30f 10.60 -.12 FEMSA 1.60e 90.48 -1.94 iShLatAm 1.23e d33.40 -.82 LbtyASE .37e 5.69 -.13 NewellRub .60 30.95 -.62 PShEMSov 1.26e 26.87 -.13 SchwUSMkt .74e 43.75 -.97 TrinaSolar ... 13.62 -1.48 Zoetis n .29f 31.46 -.28 BasicEnSv ... 16.99 -.15 CovantaH .66 17.55 -.34 FootLockr .80 37.47 -.74 iSSP500Val 1.73e 82.36 -1.67 LibtProp 1.90 35.65 -.18 NewfldExp ... 24.71 -.63 Baxter 1.96 67.64 -1.36 Covidien 1.28 u68.00 +1.18 FordM .50f 15.83 -.60 iSh20 yrT 3.32e 107.48 +.69 LifeLock ... 18.96 -.91 NewmtM .80m 24.88 -.29 Stocks in bold changed 5% or more in price from the previous day. Beam Inc .90 83.45 -.10 Credicp 2.60e 135.38 -5.16 ForestCA ... 18.29 -.40 iSh7-10yTB2.05e 101.66 +.41 LillyEli 1.96 54.12 -1.03 NewpkRes ... 11.84 -.37 Stock Footnotes: g - Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h - Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf - Late filing with SEC. BeazerHm ... 21.70 -1.79 CSVInvNG ... d4.76 -1.55 ForestLab ... 64.95 -2.54 iShIntSelDv 1.70e 36.52 -.94 LincNat .64f 47.87 -2.07 NiSource 1.00 33.59 -.64 n - Stock was a new issue in the last year. The 52-week high and low figures date only from the beginning of trading. pf - Preferred stock BectDck 2.18f 107.75 -2.65 CSVLgNGs ... 33.81 +6.47 ForestOil ... 3.46 -.02 iSh1-3yTB .22e 84.47 +.03 LinkedIn ... 217.39 +.65 NielsenH .80 43.24 -1.77 issue. rs - Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50% within the past year. s - Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the Bemis 1.04 37.85 -.83 CredSuiss .11e 31.03 -.90 Fortress .24 8.36 -.32 iS Eafe 1.70e 64.85 -1.83 LionsGt g .20 30.51 -.88 NikeB .96f 71.65 -1.08 last year. vj - Company in bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. BerkH B ... 111.81 -1.69 CrSuiHiY .29 3.08 -.06 FBHmSec .48f 45.64 -1.95 iSCorSPMid1.45e 131.11 -3.49 LiveNatn ... 20.90 -.36 NoahHldgs .14e 13.18 -1.49 Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount BerryPlas ... 22.10 -.64 CrwnCstle ... 71.37 -1.83 FrancoN g .72 47.05 +.72 iShiBxHYB 6.13e 93.02 -.62 LloydBkg ... 5.35 -.21 NobleCorp 1.00 d32.94 -.19 declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of divi- BestBuy .68 25.02 -1.05 CrownHold ... 41.02 -1.23 FrankRes s .48f 53.60 -2.58 iShMtgRE 1.97e 12.13 -.08 LockhdM 5.32 147.76 -2.73 NobleEn s .56 62.97 -2.14 dends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared BigLots ... d27.69 -.51 CubeSmart .52f 15.67 -.15 FMCG 1.25a 32.77 -.91 iSR1KVal 1.82e 91.09 -2.00 Loews .25 44.65 -1.35 NokiaCp ... 6.86 -.17 or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend BBarrett ... 28.16 -.60 Cummins 2.50 126.31 -5.77 Freescale ... 15.24 -.65 iSR1KGr 1.11e 83.73 -1.91 Lorillard 2.20 49.53 -.67 Nomura ... 7.35 -.08 announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. BioMedR 1.00f 18.92 -.22 CurJpn ... 95.52 +.84 Frontline ... 4.67 -.37 iSR2KVal 1.76e 96.97 -2.26 LaPac ... 17.51 -.65 NorandaAl .04m 3.34 -.18 t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - BitautoH ... 31.77 -3.21 CurtisWrt .40 61.25 -3.95 Fusion-io ... 10.46 -.24 iSR2KGr .97e 134.46 -3.71 LumberLiq ... 95.03 -3.96 NordicAm .64 11.07 -.36 P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C7

Nasdaq National Market Name Div Last Chg Auxilium ... 23.72 -.75 Compuwre .50 10.24 -.31 Finisar ... 22.65 -.85 Infinera ... 7.33 -.07 LamarAdv ... 49.71 -.43 Methanx .80 56.16 -2.71 NuVasive ... 37.28 -.99 RexEnergy ... 19.22 -.17 SyntaPhm ... 6.09 -.23 AvagoTch 1.00f 54.49 -1.56 ConcurTch ... 112.34 -2.10 FinLine .32f 25.40 -.42 InfinityPh ... 13.37 -.82 Lattice ... 5.95 -.07 Microchp 1.42f 44.08 -.91 NuanceCm ... 15.51 -.28 RigelPh ... 3.30 -.07 TTM Tch ... 8.24 -.19 A-B-C AvanirPhm ... 3.44 -.24 Conns ... 69.49 -.80 FireEye n ... 67.30 -5.87 Informat ... 41.57 -1.33 LeapWirlss ... 17.45 -.04 MicronT ... 22.92 -.72 Nvidia .34f 15.56 -.41 RiverbedT ... 19.93 -.08 tw telecom ... 30.19 -.35 AMC Net ... 65.66 -1.82 AvisBudg ... 38.60 -1.47 ConstantC ... 30.91 -.63 FMidBc .28f 16.46 -.12 Insulet ... u43.28 +.33 LexiPhrm ... 1.87 -.11 MicrosSys ... 55.49 -2.83 NxStageMd ... 13.06 -.34 RockwllM ... 10.59 -.63 TakeTwo ... 18.46 -.06 ASML Hld .83e 87.59 -.80 Axcelis ... 2.40 -.11 Copart ... 34.71 -1.03 FstNiagara .32 9.08 -1.26 IntgDv ... 10.47 -.35 LibGlobA ... 83.27 -2.26 MicroSemi ... 23.61 -1.51 OReillyAu ... 132.56 -1.79 RosettaR ... 45.92 -2.04 TASER ... 16.74 -.97 AcaciaTc .50 14.10 -.47 BBCN Bcp .30 15.98 -.33 CorinthC ... d1.57 -.05 FstSolar ... 48.67 -1.77 Intel .90 24.81 -.32 LibGlobC ... 78.80 -1.95 Microsoft 1.12 36.81 +.75 OceanRig ... 17.62 -.13 RossStrs .68 67.83 -.66 TeslaMot ... 174.60 -6.90 AcadiaPh ... 23.11 -1.12 B/E Aero ... 82.93 -2.95 Costco 1.24 112.13 -.67 FstMerit .64 21.96 -.82 InteractB .40 22.02 -.31 LibtMda A ... 133.80 -3.72 Mondelez .56 33.65 -.80 Oclaro ... 2.63 -.10 Rovi Corp ... 22.12 +.15 TxCapBsh ... 60.25 -.44 Accuray ... u9.02 +.03 BG Med h ... 1.20 -.06 Covisint h ... d10.19 -2.65 Fiserv s ... 56.40 -1.35 InterceptP ... 295.25-30.78 LibtyIntA ... 27.53 -.68 MonstrBev ... 67.55 -1.49 OldNBcp .44f 14.47 -.18 RoyGld .84f 55.99 -.06 TexInst 1.20 42.95 -1.14 AcelRx ... 10.84 -.51 BGC Ptrs .48 6.38 -.19 CowenGp ... 4.15 -.10 FiveBelow ... 36.93 -.23 Intermolec ... d4.16 -.10 LifeTech ... 75.96 +.01 MoSys ... 5.05 -.44 Omeros ... 11.27 -.82 TexRdhse .48 24.84 -.59 AcetoCorp .24 21.48 -1.30 Baidu ... 161.37 -2.21 Cree Inc ... 61.62 -1.72 Flextrn ... 7.50 -.13 InterMune ... 16.85 -.64 LifePtH ... 53.85 -1.10 MultimGm ... 33.90 -1.34 OmniVisn ... 15.12 -.73 S-T-U Theravnce ... 37.60 -.64 Achillion ... 3.67 -.27 BallardPw ... 1.93 -.13 Crocs ... 14.85 -.20 Fortinet ... 21.68 +.32 Intersil .48 11.50 -.32 LincElec .92f 67.93 -3.70 Mylan ... 44.31 -.95 OnSmcnd ... 8.42 -.29 SBA Com ... 89.95 -2.83 Thoratec ... 34.94 -.97 ActivsBliz .19f 16.67 ... BncFstOK 1.24 54.77 -.99 Ctrip.com ... 39.61 -1.56 Fossil Grp ... 113.28 -.34 Intuit .76 73.24 -2.08 LinearTch 1.08f 44.82 -.97 MyriadG ... 25.72 +.64 OnTrack ... 3.84 -.25 SEI Inv .44f 33.76 -1.22 TibcoSft ... 21.80 -.16 Acxiom ... 33.29 -1.40 BncpBnk ... u18.90 +1.28 CubistPh ... u74.47 -.91 FosterWhl ... 29.62 -1.00 IntSurg ... 410.76-28.24 LinnEngy 2.90 33.04 -.41 NII Hldg ... 2.70 -.20 Oncothyr ... 2.19 -.10 SLM Cp .60 23.01 -.32 TiVo Inc ... 12.23 -.26 AdobeSy ... 59.09 -1.79 Bazaarvce ... 7.27 -.27 CumMed ... 6.83 -.17 Francesca ... 19.59 -.81 IridiumCm ... 6.49 -.10 LinnCo 2.90 32.46 -.41 NPS Phm ... 35.96 -1.12 1800Flowrs ... 4.92 -.11 SVB FnGp ...u113.97 +3.71 TowerGp lf ... 2.58 -.04 Adtran .36 25.66 -.48 BedBath ... 64.59 -1.08 CypSemi .44 10.40 -.40 FreshMkt ... 36.13 +.49 IronwdPh ... 14.36 -.24 Logitech .23e 15.46 -.77 NXP Semi ... 45.58 -2.27 OpenTxt 1.20u100.16 +9.54 SalixPhm ... 98.01 -2.48 TractSup s .52 70.18 -1.69 AdvEnId ... 25.16 -1.17 Biocryst ... 11.60 -.57 FrontierCm .40 4.80 -.12 Isis ... 48.42 -1.75 lululemn gs ... 47.62 +.47 NanoStr n ... 17.78 -1.78 Orexigen ... 6.78 +.01 SanDisk .90 69.48 -2.54 D-E-F TrimbleN s ... 32.52 -1.33 Aegerion ... 57.55 -1.67 BiogenIdc ... 303.60 -11.36 FuelTech ... 6.94 -.56 Ixia lf ... 13.06 -.34 Nanosphere ... 2.44 -.10 SangBio ... 18.92 -.45 TripAdvis ... 80.36 -.98 FuelCellE ... 1.40 -.06 M-N-0 P-Q-R Affymetrix ... 9.12 -.32 BioMarin ... 70.85 -2.90 DeckrsOut ... 74.69 +.94 NasdOMX .52 37.60 -1.10 Sanmina ... 15.24 -.60 TriQuint ... 8.61 -.26 BioScrip ... 8.27 -.12 FultonFncl .32 12.52 -.07 J-K-L AgiosPh n ... 28.34 -2.70 dELIAs ... .78 -.06 MCG Cap .50 4.62 -.04 NatPenn .40 10.94 -.17 PDC Engy ... 46.97 -2.62 Sanofi rt ... .42 +.01 TuesMrn ... 12.81 -.49 AirMedia ... 2.12 -.16 BlackDiam ... 11.82 -.89 Dndreon ... 2.82 -.06 JA Solar ... 8.79 -.52 MSG ... 56.08 -.15 NatusMed ... 24.29 -1.14 PDL Bio .60 9.03 -.04 Sapient ... 16.10 -.64 21stCFoxA .25 31.27 -.47 AkamaiT ... 48.34 -1.27 BlackBerry ... 9.89 -.56 Dentsply .25 45.84 -1.19 G-H-I JDS Uniph ... d11.78 -.46 MaidenH .44f 11.40 -.22 NektarTh ... 12.92 -1.07 PGT Inc ... 10.42 -.56 SareptaTh ... 25.44 -2.12 21stCFoxB .25 30.69 -.34 Akorn ... 21.60 -.97 BloominBr ... 23.36 +.01 Depomed ... 11.68 -.32 GT AdvTc ... 9.09 +.08 PMC Sra ... 6.35 -.20 SciGames ... 14.38 -1.25 JamesRiv ... 1.23 -.04 ManhAsc s ... 32.70 -.81 NetApp .60 43.96 -1.89 21Vianet ... 21.41 -.65 AlaskCom ... 2.27 -.14 BonTon .20 11.00 -.46 DexCom ... 36.68 -.09 G-III ... 69.07 -2.46 NetEase 1.00e 74.46 -3.41 PTC Inc ... 35.73 -.27 SeagateT 1.72f 58.57 -2.17 JazzPhrm ... 149.19 -9.88 MannKd ... 5.55 -.15 Ubiquiti ... 40.67 -3.03 AlbnyMlc ... 10.95 -.32 BonaFilm ... 5.64 -.55 DiamondF ... 25.39 +.16 GTx Inc ... 1.88 -.12 JetBlue ... 8.86 -.37 MarIntA .68 49.76 -.82 Netflix ... 386.08 -2.64 PTC Ther n ... 26.90 +.68 SearsHldgs ... 38.15 +.79 UltaSalon ... 83.97 -.65 Alexion ... 133.64 -4.30 BreitBurn 1.97f 20.42 ... DiambkEn ... 48.87 -1.57 Gam&Lsr n ... 34.72 -.73 JiveSoftw ... d9.24 -.26 MarvellT .24 14.76 -.42 Netlist h ... 1.41 +.09 PacWstBc 1.00 43.00 -.21 SeattGen ... 45.45 -2.14 Umpqua .60a 18.74 -.46 AlignTech ... 58.88 -4.52 Broadcom .44 29.39 -.38 DigiIntl ... 10.24 -1.85 Garmin 1.80 45.21 -.99 JosABank ... 54.78 -.76 Mattel 1.44 43.00 +.04 NtScout ... u35.68 -.80 Paccar .80a 56.24 -2.01 SelCmfrt ... 16.75 -.41 Unilife ... 4.70 -.06 AlimeraSci ... 6.42 -.64 BrcdeCm ... 9.40 -.18 DirecTV ... 69.35 -1.97 Gentex .56 33.50 -.24 KEYW Hld ... 17.09 -.62 MattsonT ... 2.97 -.16 Neurcrine ... 18.10 -1.05 PacerIntl ... 8.91 -.01 Semtech ... 23.22 -.58 Alkermes ... 49.00 -1.50 BrukerCp ... 19.95 -.78 DiscComA ... 78.99 -1.09 GeronCp ... 5.62 -.09 KLA Tnc 1.80 62.07 -1.46 MaximIntg 1.04 29.20 +.32 NewLink ... 32.91 -1.00 PacBiosci ... 7.00 -.35 Sequenom ... 2.39 -.02 UtdTherap ... 107.54 -5.35 AllscriptH ... 16.85 -.57 BldrFstSrc ... 8.00 -.42 DiscComC ... 73.59 -.39 Gevo ... 1.28 -.02 KandiTech ... 12.37 -.74 MedAssets ... 22.25 -.13 NYMtgTr 1.08 7.04 -.01 Pactera ... 7.08 -.04 SvcSource ... 8.32 -.26 UnivDisp ... 31.49 -.83 AlnylamP ... 83.60 -5.89 CA Inc 1.00 32.66 -.99 DishNetw h ... 54.60 -.71 GigaMedia ... 1.11 +.10 KnightT .70e 9.36 -.69 MediCo ... 37.56 -1.30 NewLead rs ... 1.16 -.09 PanASlv .50 12.87 -.25 ShandaGm ... 5.65 +.25 UrbanOut ... 36.00 -.52 AlteraCp lf .60 32.12 -.81 CBOE .72a 50.03 -.70 DollarTree ... 51.67 -.89 GileadSci s ... 80.62 -1.53 KongZhg ... 8.05 +.12 Medidata s ... 60.30 -4.48 Newport ... 18.30 -.63 PapaJohn s .50 47.33 -1.24 Shire .53e 145.74 -4.22 V-W-X-Y-Z AmTrstFin .56b 32.49 -.67 CH Robins 1.40 57.21 -1.84 DonlleyRR 1.04 18.53 -.77 GlacierBc .64f 28.86 -1.07 KraftFGp 2.10 52.89 -.60 Medivation ... 76.69 -2.00 NewsCpA n ... 16.17 -.36 ParagonSh ... 6.45 -.80 ShoreTel ... 8.31 -1.08 Amarin ... 1.71 +.07 CME Grp 1.80a 74.42 -1.09 DotHillSys ... 4.70 -.21 GluMobile ... 3.88 -.13 KratosDef ... 7.22 -.35 MelcoCrwn ... 38.20 -3.53 NewsCpB n ... 16.15 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Cruisin’352-365-8203 n [email protected] D2-D8 www.dailycommercial.com Price stings for faux-sporty Volkswagen Tiguan SUSAN CARPENTER The Orange County Register When Volkswagen released its year-end sales figures this month, it tried to put a hap- py face on some pretty abys- mal news. While its clean diesel models now account for 23.5 percent of all VW sales — the best in company history — overall retail was down for each of its 13 mod- els except for the Beetle con- vertible. VW’s U.S. sales were down 6.9 percent overall last year while the rest of the market grew by 7.6 percent. Ouch. Chalk it up to Europe- an pricing, stiff competition and names that are down- right odd; freaky-sounding models such as the Touareg SUV got clobbered last year. The Tiguan, which shares the same linguistic affliction, was least affected. Sales of the midsize crossover were still down, but only by 5.4 percent in 2013, due to the popularity of the small SUV segment and a 2014 mod- el refresh that added a sub- VOLKSWAGEN / MCT scription safety system and ABOVE, BELOW: The 2014 Volkswagen Tiguan underwent a refresh that added a subscription safety system and made the Tiguan available with made the Tiguan available Volkswagen’s R-Line sport trim. with VW’s R-Line sport trim. Driving the Tiguan R-Line ly sloped roof over its rear one recent week, I played the 2014 VOLKSWAGEN liftgate produces any down usual guessing game with TIGUAN R-LINE force whatsoever, even if the my 10-year-old, who has Tiguan’s driver was game to co-piloted everything from a ■■ POWERTRAIN: Direct-in- indulge its (largely empty) Nissan Versa to a Ferrari 458 jected, turbocharged, inter- sporting premise. Weighing cooled, 2.0-liter, inline-four 3,400 pounds and offering a Italia. When I asked him to cylinder, four valves per cyl- name its price, he hesitated inder, DOHC, six-speed auto- fire-trail-capable 6.9 inches of before offering, “$40,000?” matic transmission ground clearance, this small SUV just isn’t that kind of car. He was close. The Tiguan ■■ HORSEPOWER: 200 starts at a reasonable The Tiguan is, however, $23,305, but the price quick- ■■ TORQUE: 207 pound-feet quite practical. Like a lot of ly ratchets up as customers ■■ CURB WEIGHT: 3,404 people in the days follow- add options that upgrade pounds ing the new year, I’ve been the cloth seats and 16-inch ■■ WHEELBASE: 102.5 inches juggling various home im- provement projects, most wheels of the base model to ■■ OVERALL LENGTH: 174.3 add more substantial rims, inches of which have involved the little engine that offers a lot er-wrapped, squared-off usual hauling of giveaways navigation, a backup cam- ■■ EPA-ESTIMATED FUEL ECON- era, heated seats, keyless en- OMY: 21 mpg city, 26 mpg of driving satisfaction, espe- steering wheel. to Goodwill and oversized try, push-button start and highway, 23 mpg combined cially when paired with the At least the ride quality is replacement items. six-speed automatic trans- smooth, and the sound in- With the rear seats in their other features that are in- ■■ BASE PRICE: $36,880 creasingly standard on ve- mission and paddle shift- side the cabin is pleasant- upright position, the car- hicles from other manufac- ■■ PRICE AS TESTED: $36,880 ers. For an even sporti- ly quiet — the better to hear go hold was large enough turers. The R-Line, with its Prices exclude destination charge. er drive, there’s also a sport the premium Fender audio to carry two ceiling fans (in panoramic roof, premium mode that doesn’t feel sub- streaming a Pandora play- boxes), even without scoot- audio, emergency telematics Then VW might have a con- stantially more responsive list or an emergency alert ing the rear seats forward 6 and sport styling, is the top- tender on its hands, since the when pressing pedal to met- through VW’s new Car-Net inches, as they’re designed of-the-line Tig and has pric- overall driving experience of al, though it does make the telematics system. Free for to do. Those seats collapse ing to match: $36,880. the Tiguan is quiet, comfort- engine scream a little louder six months, after which, easily in a 40/20/40 configu- Named after a nonexis- able, intuitive and versatile. with higher shift points. like everything else on the ration using pull tabs for the tent animal — a tiger com- Like any crossover worth Sprite and satisfying as the Tiguan, it costs, the sub- seatbacks and buttons that bined with an iguana — the its name, the Tiguan can be GTI engine is, it has a couple scription service works sim- flip over the headrests so the Tiguan is in a pricing No had with an all-wheel drive bugaboos for the price-con- ilarly to GM’s OnStar and seats fold flat. The Tiguan Man’s Land as a marginally option, but that, too, costs scious. It runs most efficient- offers automatic crash noti- also has the option of a front exotic five-seater whose pri- extra — $1,955. Front-wheel ly on recommended premi- fication, roadside assistance, passenger seat that folds all mary competition is Amer- drive is standard. Surpris- um fuel, but doing so yields stolen vehicle location assis- the way forward. And if that ican, Japanese and Kore- ingly for a German and, spe- fuel economy that is merely tance and remote vehicle ac- still doesn’t provide enough an and lower-priced for the cifically, a Volkswagen, the average: 23 mpg combined. cess, among other things. interior space for all of one’s same equipment. Lacking Tiguan is not available as a Despite its sporting R des- Most of what makes the toys, a towing hitch option the cache of Audi, BMW or more fuel-efficient and fun- ignation, the R-Line offers R-Line sporty is cosmetic, can haul up to 2,200 pounds. Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen to-drive diesel but with the no engine enhancements such as the leather seats, me- With its Tiguan, VW claims needs to offer more than it same perky turbocharged, — just a stiffer suspension tallic finish door trim and alu- it’s putting the sport in SUV. If does for the thousands extra 2.0-liter, four-cylinder gaso- working in concert with the minum sport pedals. It’s un- only it would truly do so with- it charges piecemeal. line engine used in the GTI. trim’s low-profile 19-inch likely the baby-sized spoiler out nickel and diming cus- If only it cost $10,000 less. It’s a terrific and punchy alloy wheels and a leath- extending from the slight- tomers for everything extra. Technology in vehicles is latest privacy battlefield ALISA PRIDDLE gather as much data as Franken, D-Minn., “People are mon, the debate over location can be lifesav- Detroit Free Press a smart phone. chairman of the Sen- how and when collect- ing when it alerts emer- ate Judiciary Commit- hyperaware and ed auto-related driv- DETROIT — As the Recently at the annu- gency services to an ac- al Consumer Electron- tee’s subcommittee reactionary about ing data can be used is cident. Police can track nation and world on privacy, technolo- likely to intensify. Vehi- struggle with ev- ics Show in Las Vegas, data. It is good that dangerous criminals. Ford marketing head gy and the law, seeking cles produced by Ford But consumers don’t er-more-complex more information on the issue is coming and other automakers, questions of privacy re- Jim Farley sparked a want their driving pat- fury among privacy ad- the data Ford collects to the forefront.” as well as myriad mo- terns sold to marketers, lated to personal data and how it is used. In bile devices, can re- mined from the Inter- vocates. During a pan- Doug Newcomb , their vehicles’ speed 2011 Franken proposed technology analyst ceive and send massive net, Ford Motor Co. el discussion he said, fed to local law enforce- a law to protect the pri- amounts of informa- ment, or their lives sub- found itself trying to “We know everyone vacy of location data in do not track the vehi- tion. Black boxes cap- assure the public last who breaks the law; we cles. That’s absolutely ject to arbitrary privacy mobile devices. ture detail on the car’s invasions. week it doesn’t use on- know when you’re do- Mulally plans to re- wrong. And we’d only performance while “People are hyper- board technology to ing it. spond to Franken by send data to get map modems and smart- spy on driver behavior. “We have GPS in your early February as re- data if they agree that phones transmit infor- aware and reactionary Trying to put out a car, so we know what quested. that’s OK to do that, but mation to and from the about data,” said tech- brush fire ignited by a you’re doing. By the “What (Farley) said we don’t do anything cloud. nology analyst Doug Ford executive’s com- way, we don’t supply was not right,” Mu- with the data; we don’t The technology that Newcomb of Newcomb ment, the automaker that data to anyone.” lally told reporters on track it. And we would allows for such vora- Consulting in Portland, said laws are needed Last week, Ford CEO the sidelines of the never do that.” cious data gathering can Ore. “It is good that the to protect driver priva- Alan Mulally received North American In- With data breaches be used for good pur- issue is coming to the cy in vehicles that can a letter from Sen. Al ternational Show. “We now seemingly com- poses. Knowing a car’s forefront.”

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003 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH CROSSWORD PUZZLE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR This property is located at the street address LAKE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION of 2617 Athens Drive, Leesburg, Florida 32748. Case No.35-2009-CA-006917 2 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE Division 10 SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER Legal Notices THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A ASSOCIATION CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER SALE. Plaintiff,

FRASHUER LAW FIRM, P.A. vs. 003 Legal Notices 140 South Beach Street, Suite 404 Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Telephone (386) 872-3602 IN THE COUNTY COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS AND Facsimile (386) 872-3603 TRUSTEES OF MICHAEL PESHO, DECEASED; CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR E-Mail [email protected] LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA BARBARA PESHO, KNOWN HEIR OF MICHAEL PESHO, DECEASED, et al. BY: Louis A. Frashuer, Esquire Defendants. CASE NO.:12-CC-3971 Florida Bar No.: 470181 NOTICE OF ACTION SLEEPY HOLLOW FIRST ADDITION If you are a person with a disability who HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION, INC., A needs any accommodation in order to Florida Not-for-Profit Corporation, TO: UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, participate in this proceeding, you are GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of Plaintiff, CREDITORS AND TRUSTEES OF MICHAEL certain assistance. Please contact Nicole PESHO, DECEASED Berg, the ADA Coordinator, at the Office of CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN vs. Trial Court Administrator, Lake County LAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN Judicial Center, P. O. Box 7800/550 West CHRITOPHER P. NUNES; UNKNOWN SPOUSE Main Street, Tavares, Florida 32778, You are notified that an action to foreclose a OF CHRISTOPHER P. NUNES; BANK OF telephone number (352) 253-1604, at least mortgage on the following property in Lake AMERICA, N.A.; and UNKNOWN TENANT(S) 7 days before your scheduled court County, Florida: IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT appearance, or immediately upon receiving PROPERTY, this notification if the time before the LOT 69, CHELSEA OAKS, ACCORDING TO scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT Defendants. you are hearing impaired, call 711. BOOK 53, PAGE 89 THROUGH 91, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Ad No.00424606 January 25 & February 1, 2014 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Commonly known as 2267 MERRY RD, Summary Final Judgment in Foreclosure TAVARES, FL 32778 has been filed against dated the 25th day of November 2013, and you and you are required to serve a copy of entered in Case No. 12-CC-3971 of the your written defenses, if any, to it on Ashley County Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit in NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE L. Simon of Kass Shuler, P.A., plaintiff’s and for Lake County, Florida, wherein Sleepy BUNNY’S TOWING attorney, whose address is P.O. Box 800, Hollow First Addition Homeowners’ SERVICE, INC. Tampa, Florida 33601, (813) 229-0900, on Association, Inc., is Plaintiff and Christopher gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and intent or before or 30 days from the first date of P. Nunes is Defendant, the Clerk of Court to sell this vehicle on 2/6/2014, 09:00 am at publication, and file the original with the will sell to the highest and best bidder for 3461 Highway 27/441 Clerk of this Court either before service on cash at the Lake County Courthouse, First Fruitland Park, FL the Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately Floor Lobby, 550 West Main Street, Tavares, 34731-4479, thereafter; otherwise, a default will be Florida 32778 beginning at 11:00 a.m. on pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida entered against you for the relief demanded the 24th day of February, 2014, the following Statutes. Bunny’s Towing Service, Inc. in the Complaint. described property as set forth in the reserves the right to accept or reject any Summary Final Judgment in Foreclosure, to and/or all bids. Dated: DECEMBER 27, 2013. wit: 2003 CHEVROLET CLERK OF THE COURT Lot 20, Sleepy Hollow Subdivision First 1GCGK13U23F232811 Honorable Neil Kelly Addition, According to the plat thereof as 2000 GENERAL MOTORS CORP 550 W. Main Street recorded in Plat Book 49, page(s) 43 and 44, 1GKCS18W6YK281179 Tavares, Florida 32778 public records of Lake County, Florida. By:/ S/KAREN HALL Ad. No.00424415 Deputy Clerk Parcel No.: 29-19-25-190100002000. January 25, 2014 Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL D3 003 Legal Notices 003 Legal Notices 124 Professional 250 Handyman 432 Dental Services If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to NOTICE Under Fictitious Name Statute Law Hard working Lic. Business owner, participate in this proceeding, you are Pursuant to Section 865.09 Florida Statutes COMMUNITY SEMINAR: seeks to improve your home. 300 entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of How To Avoid Low Back and Neck Ability to perform jobs including certain assistance. To Whom It May Concern: Pain Surgery! Remodeling - TreeTrimming - Financial Please contact the ADA Coordinator for the Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Drywall - Tiling, etc. NEW DENTAL PRACTICE Courts Area, Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Learn about DRS™ Protocol, a Court, 550 W. Main Street, P.O. Box 7800, pursuant to the “Fictitious Name Statute” References avail. 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JANUARY 28, 2014 DAY CARE TEACHER NEEDED DIRECT CARE STAFF DAVIS CLINIC OF CHIROPRACTIC IMMEDIATELY - EXPERIENCED Plaintiff, KAY HILL Exp’d CNA or Childcare for Group Reservations: (352) 430-2121 Leesburg 352-217-6505 home for people with disabilities in vs. Dated in Lake County, Florida this 22 day of DavisSpineInstitute.com South Lake County. Hours vary. JANUARY, 2014. Please send resume ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, ESTIMATOR For repair/remodeling projects. Prior to: [email protected] LEGATEES, DEVISEES, PERSONAL Two Brothers Moving /s/KAY HILL exp. Construction background. Fax 352-787-0997 REPRESENTATIVES, CREDITORS AND ANY 1 Room or a Full House OTHER PERSON CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, Perm Full time Leesburg Office FL. Reg. #IM1539 UNDER OR AGAINST KATHLEEN R. OTT Ad No.:00424784 Competitive salary/incentive/ ins./ JANUARY 25, 2014 Russell & Todd Franks LPN, RN, PARAMEDIC & EMT A/K/A KATHLEEN OTT, DECEASED;-, AS THE 401k/vacation/sick/holidays/cell/ UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KATHLEEN R. OTT 200 Lic. & Ins. Call 352-793-8960 Needed for Busy Urgent Care. advancement/more! A/K/A KATHLEEN OTT, DECEASED, IF ANY; Email to: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; WESTON NOTICE OF A CITY COMMISSION At Your Service Send resume or apply in person medicalbillingtoday@ yahoo.com HILLS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; WORKSHOP SESSION Restoration Specialists 244 NW 9th St. Ocala 34475 STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF 275 Plumbing MEDICAL ASSISTANT F/T REVENUE; JOHN DOE, OR ANY OTHER The City Commission of the City of Fruitland Fax (352) 732-8950 PERSON IN POSSESSION; All Unknown Park will be holding a workshop session on Attn: Eric Ehrlund For busy office in the Villages. Parties Claiming By, Through, Under Or Saturday, February 22, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. in 201 Insurance SINCE (352) 425-2901 cell Computer exp. a must. Against The Named Defendanrs, Whether the Commission Chambers of City Hall, 506 1987 [email protected] Fax Resume to: 352-750-1998 Living Or Not, And Whether Said Unknown West Berckman Street, Fruitland Park, or Call 352-750-1999 Parties Claims As Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, Florida 34731. This meeting is open to the 205 Adult Care EOE/DFWP Assignees, Lienors, Creditors, Trustees, Or In public. KILEY& Any Other Capacity, Claiming By, Through SONS, INC. Under Or Against The Named Defendants, Anyone requiring special accommodations at NOTICE A Full Service Plumbing Company. 410 Sales 450 Trades Defendants. this meeting because of disability or physical Florida Statute states, “It is a Lake 787-1904 - Sumter 748-9500 impairment should contact the city clerk’s misdemeanor for any person willfully, CentralFloridaPlumber.com office at city hall (352) 360-6727 at least AUTOMOTIVE SALES AGGREGATE PLANT OPERATOR NOTICE OF ACTION knowingly, or intentionally to operate VISIT OUR ONSITE SHOWROOM. WEBSTER AREA three (3) business days prior to the or attempt to operate a family day 24 Hr. Emergency Service PROFESSIONALS To the following Defendants (s): scheduled meeting. (Florida Statutes Phillips Toyota Scion has immediate 352-569-0422 286.26 F.S.) care home without a license or Lic#CFC1426882 without registering with the openings available for professional, ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, experienced, automotive salespeople. AUTO MECHANIC F/T LEGATEES, DEVISEES, PERSONAL If a person decides to appeal any decision department, whichever is applicable”. REPRESENTATIVES, CREDITORS AND ANY made with respect to any matter considered Florida Statute states, “No person POSITION FILLED OTHER PERSON CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, at such meeting or hearing, he or she will shall advertise a child care facility 281 Roofing We are looking for seasoned auto UNDER OR AGAINST KATHLEEN R. OTT need a record of the proceedings, and without including within such professionals to sell both new and AUTO-CAD JR. DRAFTSMAN ensure that a verbatim record of the A/K/A KATHLEEN OTT, DECEASED advertisement the state or local pre-owned vehicles who have Must have 3 yrs. of Auto-CAD exp. (RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) proceedings is made, which record includes #1 IN ROOFING excellent closing skills and a proven the testimony and evidence upon which the agency license number of such Prior exp. in precast concrete is a facility. The statute applies to anyone Villages Roofing & Construction Inc. track record. Or, if you have a YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for appeal is to be based. The commission does plus. Direct contact w/customers on a with more than 1 unrelated child *Leak Repairs *Shingles/Flat Roof. successful sales track record and a Foreclosure of Mortgage on the following not provide verbatim records. (Florida *Lifetime Metal Roofs. Free Roof Est. daily basis. Statutes 286.0105) in their home. willingness to learn, we will train the described property: 352-314-3625. Lic. #CCC1329936 Send resume to: right person for a rewarding career in Dura-Stress Inc. LOT 225, WESTON HILLS SUBDIVISION Ad No.00424677 SILVER LAKE the automotive industry. PO Box 490779 January 25, 2014 PHASE I, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT ASSISTED LIVING Leesburg, FL 34749 THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 39, We are successful because we are Email: [email protected] PAGE 39, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Private Room avail. $3,100/mo. able to offer career and growth LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 100 What are you paying for Dementia opportunities as well as an aggressive CONSTRUCTION - ALL POSITIONS Street Address: Announcement care? No point system or pay plan, generous bonuses based on entrance fee. Lic #ALF8956 MCHALE ROOFING INC performance, medical benefits, 401K $12/hr and up to start. 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Call: 352-748-7575 publication of this Notice in THE DAILY PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD FOR Contact us if your claim has been Service Apply in person at: ERRORS THE FIRST DAY IT APPEARS denied or if you need help. COMMERCIAL and file the original with the Phillips Toyota Scion ELECTRICIANS RESIDENTIAL Clerk of this Court either before service on SINCE THE DAILY COMMERCIAL WILL Over 30 yrs. exp.No fees or costs 8629 Hwy. 441 S. Leesburg Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter; NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR unless your claim is approved. Min. 2 yrs. exp. Benefits, paid otherwise a default will be entered against INCORRECT ADS AFTER THE FIRST Cooper Consulting vacation, medical ins. 401K match. you for the relief demanded in the complaint. DAY OF PUBLICATION. IF YOU FIND 2228 South St., Leesburg Must have a good driving record. 432 Dental Drug Free Work Place. AN ERROR CALL THE CLASSIFIED 352-728-5552 •Land Clearing •Tree Removal If you are a person with a disability who DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY AT Please call Carol at 352-748-5818 needs any accommodation in order to •Trimming & Shaping or email resume to participate in this proceeding, you are 314-3278 OR 748-1955. •Hauling & Stump •Grinding IN JUST 10 SATURDAYS entitled, at no cost to you, to provisions of You can have the skills you need to [email protected] Free Est. **SPECIALS** 8618 NE 43rd Way, Wildwood certain assistance. Please contact the Court THE PUBLISHER ASSUMES NO 352-267-5720 get a job as a Administrator at 550 West Main Street, FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR DENTAL ASSISTANT Tavares, FL 32778, Phone No. (352) 253- ERRORS OR FOR OMMISSION OF 10-Saturday course. ENTRY LEVEL LABOR POSITIONS 0900 x100 within 2 working days of your COPY. LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED MICHAEL’S TREE Tuition $2,300 Payment plans. MOUNT DORA - FULL-TIME receipt of this notice to appear in Court at: Lake County Laurie Crews THE COST OF THE PORTION OF & TRACTOR SERVICE Call 407-478-0206 for Experience with hand tools, outdoor (352) 253-0900 x 100 SPACE OCCUPIED BY SUCH ERROR. Info. packet & Free CD. work & concrete. Insurable FL DL, CLASS STARTS FEB 22, 2014 good driving record. DFWP & EOE. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court CANCELLATIONS OPEN HOUSE FEB. 8th @ 11am Pre-employment drug testing. HS this 24 day of December, 2013 SPACE IS STILL AVAILABLE Diploma or GED. Fit in 48" manholes. CANCELLATION FOR ADS RUNNING In partnership with Competitive pay & benefits after 90 NEIL KELLY SATURDAY MUST BE MADE BY Stump Grinding, •Tree Trimming & Lake Sumter State College days. As Clerk of the Court By:/s/D.LATOURELLE FRIDAY BY 2:00, CANCELLATIONS Removal •Box Blading, •Bush www.mygodas.com/lssc 352-383-0194 or As Deputy Clerk FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY MUST BE Hogging & Grading. Lic & Insured. Lic. by FL. Commission 1222 Camp Ave, Mt. Dora MADE FRIDAY BY 5:00 Call 352-504-1597 of Ind. ED Lic. #3333 8am - 4pm Monday - Friday. Ad No.: 00423913 JANUARY 18 & 25, 2014

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY FLORIDA

CASE NO: 2013-CA-002121 DIVISION: JUDGE: Michael G. Takac IN RE: FORFEITURE OF

Fifty Thousand Dollars and no cents in U.S. Currency ($50,000.00) SEIZED BY GARY S. BORDERS, SHERIFF OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CLAIMANT: JAMIE VARGAS

NOTICE OF ACTION

TO: JAMIE VARGAS 1103 Sheridan Ave. Bronx, NY 10456

AND ALL PERSONS OR ENTITIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED:

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action pursuant to the Florida Contraband Forfeiture Act has been filed by the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, Petitioner, on the following property in Lake County, Florida: Fifty Thousand Dollars and no cents in U.S. Currency ($50,000.00), and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, on Patricia T. Gross, Petitioner’s Attorney, whose address is 360 West Ruby Street, Tavares, Florida, 32778 on or before the 3rd day of February, 2014, and file the original with the clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner’s Attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint.

DATED: December 20, 2013

NEIL KELLY Clerk of the Court Lake County Judicial Center 550 West Main Street Tavares, Florida 32778 By:/s/SHARI KING As Deputy Clerk

Ad No.: 00422485 January 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2014

NOTICE OF A CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE MEETING

The Charter Review Committee will hold its organizational meeting on Thursday, January 30, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers of City Hall, 506 West Berckman Street, Fruitland Park, Florida 34731. This meeting is open to the public.

Anyone requiring special accommodations at this meeting because of disability or physical impairment should contact the city clerk’s office at city hall (352) 360-6727 at least three (3) business days prior to the scheduled meeting. (Florida Statutes 286.26 F.S.)

If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the committee with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record of the proceedings, and ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. The committee does not provide verbatim records. (Florida Statutes 286.0105)

Ad No.00424673 January 25, 2014 D4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014

450 Trades 603 Collectibles 604 Furniture 605 Appliances 606 Electronics 625 Building Supplies/ LAWN MAINTENANCE ALBUM COLLECTION 110 all with END TABLE med. - large. $15. Call CONVECTION OVEN w/Rotisserie. GAME PSP Sony brand new in box. $90 Comm. exp’d, drug free, prefer reside covers. $75. SOLD!!!! 352-787-0613 $125. Call 352-308-8118 obo. Call 352-455-3342 Materials in Lake Cnty. Prefer Dr. Lic. 50/hrs per wk salary. 407-247-8925 KINDLE LIKE TABLET brand new $80. STORM DOORS 2, Good cond. Right AUGUSTA XII Color Print 25 x 30, ‘92. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 6’ x 10.5”Tx COUNTERTOP REFRIGERATOR 2 cu. ft. hand swing. $75. SOLD!!! 3.5’Wx 21”D. $100. 352-460-5557 352-409-8264 LOCAL SOD COMPANY Framed/signed. $65. 330-4484 Works great. $50. 753-7075 LOOKING FOR CLASS A CDL DRIVERS GLASS TABLE TOP 40” x 40” 1/2 thick STEREO SPEAKERS Pioneer, model COKE BOTTLES for local runs. Hrly pay. 6 pack, super bowl around corners. $30. 551-9396 DISHWASHER Whirlpool. White, good CSR 500. $100. 259-5395. 630 Garage Sales Apply in person ‘98. $45. Call 352-315-1612 cond. $75. 352-483-5504 16929 CR 48, Mt. Dora LEATHER COUCH, Loveseat, Chair & TELEVISION 21” Sony, beautiful picture. ***CLERMONT*** Ottoman. Bisque. Glass coffee & DISHWASHER works well. $100 Call $50. 352-728-3032 Fri. - Sat. 8 - 3pm. 1401 W. HWY. MECHANIC NEEDED 604 Furniture end table. $500. 330-936-6881 352-255-3117 50. Emerald Lakes MHP. At Must have exp. & own tools. TELEVISION 27” Sansui, excel cond. Clubhouse. Clothing, Furn., & WILDWOOD AUTO $95. Call 352-669-9405 household goods! Call 352-748-1716 AFFORDABLE BEDDING LOVE SEAT floral, good cond. $50. DRYER elec., works good. $45 Call at our newest excl. buy. Call 352-365-1487 352-272-5390 MATTRESS MARKET TELEVISION 27” SONY, w/remote. $99 FRUITLAND PARK RODMAN/INSTRUMENT obo call 352-217-5104 BAZAAR & YARD SALE! LOVE SEAT w/professionally made slip DRYER, PERSON ONLY OUTLET SHOWROOM electric. Works good. $80. Harbor Oaks 206 Resident Community cover. Excel. $70. 352-508-9415 SOLD!!!! Exp. required. Provided 3 References. 9900 Hwy 441 Leesburg FL TELEVISION 55” Phillips Magnavox 23rd Annual Sale. Furn., Appliances, Valid Clean FL Drivers License. 352-460-4816 M-S 10-7 S-12-6 older no HD. $100. 352-750-0910 Dishes, Books, Frames, Tools, Apply within 1-4pm: We buy manufacturers overstock and MATTRESSES (2) Twin, bed rails, linens DRYER, Gas. New. $100. Call 352- Household, Lunch, Baked Goods, 1501 Akron Dr., Leesburg, FL. & pads. $80. 502-554-4854 pass the savings on to you 408-4658 TELEVISION Curtis Mathis. $30. Call Jewelry, Raffle Prizes, Entertainment Stearns & Foster, Sealy, 352-385-7215 & Great Prices. All kinds of stuff you Simmons, Gel Memory Foam RECLINERS 2 brown leather. Like new. DRYER, Kenmore, propane gas, very can’t live without. Sat. 8 - 1pm. 455 90 days same as cash $200. obo. SOLD 3390 Picciola Rd. no credit check - delivery available. good cond. $100. 352-750-0367 TELEVISION Magnavox 20”, great Restaurants/ picture, not HD. $50 352-324-2559 SNACK TRAYS (4) w/carrier. Good FRUITLAND PARK Hotels/Clubs BED FRAME wooden, Queen size. Panel ELECTRIC FRY PAN 16”, Presto, new in cond. $39 Call 352-315-9820 TELEVISION/DVD Combo. Toshiba 20”, Fri. 9am -3pm & Sat. 9am - Noon. headboard 48”H. $65. 409-1619 box. $18. SOLD!!!! great picture. $60. 352-365-2301 5341 Magnolia Ridge Rd. MOVING COOKS/PIZZA MAKERS EXP’D. SOFA & LOVE SEAT navy blue leather. SALE. Household, decorative, SERVERS/DRIVERS FREEZER chest style. Works good. $75. women’s, stools, toys, lamps, BED full size, white, box spring & good cond. $200. 352-348-8095 TELEVISIONS (3) 9”x 12” & 7” color. Apply in person: Tues. - Sat. SOLD!!!!! pictures & lots more. 356 N. Central Ave., Umatilla mattress $85 Call 734-620-5888 $75 takes call. 352-343-3220 SOFA, 96” brown suede w/2 recliners. MICROWAVE Kenmore, good cond. $20 LEESBURG HOUSEKEEPING BED King, complete, solid wood No smoke or pets, like new. $250 Call 352-504-4596 Call 734-625-0401 608 A/C & Heat HUGE YARD SALE! Fri.-Sat. 8-2pm. POSITION AVAILABLE headboard/rails,. $100. 352-748- 32437 N. Whitney Rd. 34748 Tools, 1807 Apply in person at: AIR CONDITIONER almost new. You freezer, washer, furn., & more! Hampton Inn TABLE & 6/CHAIRS Duncan & Phyfe. OVER RANGE MICROWAVE , Whirlpool, antique, asking $150. 267-8693 new. $100 SOLD must remove. MUST SELL $300 obo 19700 US Hwy. 441, Mt. Dora BED Ornate Iron Frame, queen, Call 352-348-8095 ***LEESBURG*** 352-383-4267 complete. $300. 352-223-6211 TABLE 40” round drop leaf, 4 COMMUNITY SALE! Fri.- Sat. 9-4pm. REFRIGERATOR side/side, water & ice 2008 Griffin Rd. between Thomas & cushioned chairs. $80 352-396- in door. $250. 706-273-2371 AIR PURIFIER UV light for A/C. Kills BED Pottery Barn, white wood, twin, 6346 mold/bacteria. $100. 267-1711 HWY. 27 at Oasis Apts. & Storage. 470 General w/3 drawers. $100. 343-4216. REFRIGERATOR, good cond, works LEESBURG TABLE Round w/4 chairs. 48”x30”H. good. $75 Call 352-348-8095 HEATER by PELONIS, radiator type. $25 SCHOOL BUS BOX SPRING & MATTRESS Queen, dbl. Med. Oak. $100. 407-694-7788 Call 352-357-2110 Indoor/Outdoor Moving Sale! Thur. - DRIVERS NEEDED pillowtop. $50 352-364-7390 Sat. 9 - 2pm. 8624 Silver Trail off Treasure Island Rd. Training provided. TABLE SOLID OAK, LEAF, & 4 CHAIRS STOVE 20”, 4 burner elec. Works good. Lake County Schools, Transportation very good cond. $75. 435-0888 $75. Call 352-343-5735 624 Children’s CHAIR Excel. cond. $75 obo. Call 352- LEESBURG 352-728-2561 or 223-1356 Apply online: www.lake.k12.fl.us items Moving Sale! Fri. 8 - 2pm. & Sat. 8- TABLE, best wood, very heavy. $100 STOVE, REFRIGERATOR & MICROWAVE Maytag, black. $500. 241-0246 3pm. 911 Lee St. Lots of Household CHAIRS 1 plaid w/ottoman, swivel Call 352-348-8095 BABY BATHTUB, toddler potty & sassy items, furn. clothes & misc. rocker & 1 .Lane recliner. seat. $15. 352-455-7557. Williamsburg Blue, like new cond. TELEVISION CABINET light wood WASHER Maytag Front Load, like new. LEESBURG $300 Call 352-430-3273 w/door. 76”x41”. $100. 508-5315 $250. 352-742-1422 BABY ITEMS, Crib etc. $60. Call 352- Sat. 8am - 4pm. 100B3 E. Oak 455-6281 Terrace Dr. MOVING SALE Furn., CARRIERS CORNER DESK, good cond. $35 Call WASHER top load & DRYER elec. Works some antiques, sm. kitchen appl., 605 Appliances Green wicker lanai set. Park on Oak Need immediately for 352-508-9979 well. $95 for both. SOLD CAR SEAT very good cond. $50 Call Terrace Drive. LEESBURG AREA & FRUITLAND PARK 352-742-2668 COFFEE MAKER Mr. Coffee, $20 Call Apply by Email or In Person COUCH WASHER, Maytag, 12yrs. Good cond. 3 cushion w/large bed, $100. 352-771-1046 Daily Commercial Call 352-406-3988 Clermont $75. 352-223-9338 CRIB w/sheets, blanket & bumper pad. LEESBURG 212 E. Main St. Excel cond. $75 obo. 330-0459 Sat. 8am-2pm. Lake Pointe, off Leesburg or DISCOUNT Sleepy Hollow Rd. MULTI FAMILY. DESK 71”Lx36”Wx29”H, 6 drawers, PLAYPEN Cosco. Like new. Paid $55 Email: [email protected] brown, great cond. $50. 233-0464 APPLIANCE 606 Electronics Include phone number and address Repair-Sales-Service Most Repairs sell for $30. 407-310-6628 LEESBURG when Emailing. $60 Plus Parts Sat. Only! 9 - ?. 308/306 Louis St. Candidates must have DESK solid Cherry, Governor Winthrop. BOOST PHONE w/1 free month. New. TODDLER BEDS (2) matching Check It Out! reliable transportation, $200 Call 352-323-9107 $35. 352-396-9526 w/mattress. $100 for all. 352-461- Drivers License & Ins. 4153 LEESBURG, EOE DINETTE TABLE w/4 chairs, light Oak. CAMERA 35mm Minolta STR1, bag & Sat. 8am - 2pm. Lake Griffin Mobile 30"Wx48"L $99. 460-0472 flash. $65. Call 352-510-0186 Home Park Yard Wide Sales Rogers DOG GROOMERS EXP. F/T or P/T 625 Building Rd. off N. Canal look for balloons. WASHER, DRYER, Experienced only need apply. DINING TABLE brown, wooden CELL PHONE BOOST new in box. $40 Supplies/ Sporting goods, tools, clothes, Call 352-748-7837 REFRIGERATOR jewelry and lots of misc. 73”Lx38”W, w/leaf. $60 360-3335 “Don’t Toss It Call 352-800-1857 Materials Fix It For Less” TAVARES DRESSER Cherry Oak. $75. Call 352- Buying Clean CELL PHONE, Incognito Boost INTERIOR DOORS (9), flat w/all Gigantic Sale. 200 Homes. Fri. - 617-2337 Washers & Dryers w/charger. $40. 352-315-0370 hardware. $90. Call 352-735-1769 Sat. 8 - 2pm. 1300 Dead River Rd. Days, Evenings & Weekends off RT. 19. Tiki Village Club house DRESSERS (3), GOOD COND. $125 Call Call Now COMPONENT SYSTEM 170 watts, by PORTABLE SCAFFOLD Wiener holds by Dora Canal. Treasures, furn., IF $150-$200 WOULD HELP YOU 352-874-1238 Handout free newspapers at different 352-348-8095 Sony. $75 Call 706-273-2371 500 lbs. $45. 352-350-1374 appl., tools, etc. locations in our delivery area. 20-25 hrs/wk. Hours + commission. Good for college students & retirees. Will train the right person. Must be clean cut & not afraid to talk. Sales experience a plus. Call Joseph 813-484-3766 or Ed 352-217-9937

MACHINE OPERATOR for food pkg. operation Must be mechanically inclined, able to lift 50 lbs, stand for 8 hrs., able to work multi-shift, self starter, responsible, attention to detail. Apply in person: VistaPak Inc. 1103 Thomas Ave., Leesburg

SHOWROOM SALES/ AWARDS ASST. 24-30hrs per wk For small but busy shop. Personal, attentive, detail oriented with good organizational skills a must. Apply Moore Awards 11433 U.S. 441 #9 Tavares

480 Legal

LAW FIRM IN LEESBURG Seeks an experienced litigation secretary. Excellent pay & benefits. Send resume to [email protected] or fax to 352-326-2608. NO phone calls. 500 Pets/Animals

560 Pet Supplies

BIRD CAGE, 22” x 18”, on stand. $100 Call 352-551-3978

BIRD CAGES. Asking $35. The Villages. Call 352-753-1834

DOG CAGE Large. 24 x 21rod iron. clean $25. 352-742-2149

DOG CRATE Large, 29 x 29 x 47. Like new. $85. Call 352-406-0427 600 Merchandise Mart

601 Antiques

ANTIQUE WICKER SETEE W/CUSHION. GOOD COND. $50. 352-483-3870

IRON CANDLE HOLDER 32” tall, 6.5” wide, 3 tiers. $50 Call 702-7632

PARLOR TABLE tiger oak, nice, $100 obo Call 352-669-2379

RAILROAD JACK Barrett, by Duff. 1899. $100. 352-742-0789.

602 Arts/Crafts

FLANNEL BABY PRINT lg. assortment, pre-washed. $75. 352-483-5669 Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL D5 D6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014

630 Garage Sales 652 Articles 660 Office 806 Houses 810 Duplexes 903 Homes For Sale Furniture/ Unfurnished For Sale MOUNT DORA LEESBURG 2/2, Paulling Dr. $650/mo. Sat. 8am - 4pm. Strathmore Circle. Supplies 1st, Last, Security & Good BEANIE BABIES (40 +) for $100. 352- EUSTIS 3/1.5 w/fenced yard & carport. FRUITLAND PARK King Cove, tutor style LANCASTER HOA COMMUNITY References. Call 352-787-0004 w/view of the Cove, 3/2/2, 1,685sf. SALE 750-4339 FAX HP 640 series. Rarely used. $25. Tile floors, new cabinets, fridge, & CHA. $900/mo Call 352-308-7514 open Great Rm. lg. fenced backyard. Call 352-323-0899 LEESBURG, 2/1 & 2/2 off of Main St. $164,900. Call 352-408-4129 TAVARES BOOKS (60) collection of Louis nice area, very good cond. CHA. ANNUAL COVE HOMEOWNERS L:Amour. $30. SOLD HARBOR HILLS, lg 3/3/3 + office $600 & $650/mo. 561-396-5357 SUBD. SALE! 674 Exercise Equipment w/view. $2,000/mo. 352-753-7539 Fri. & Sat. Jan. 24th & 25th, 8am - BOOTS UGG blk classic tall. Size 8, 3pm. 19 to Dead River Rd. to Cove retail $195, like new $75. 245- EXERCISE BIKE Schwinn Airdyne. Like LEESBURG 3/2, 1500sf, $900/mo + 811 Condos Rd. Lots of Sales: Antique high chair 6930 new. $300 Call 352-728-8834 first & security dep. 352-425-4868 Townhouses + school desk. Rattan sofa + chair, 1000 upright tool box w/tools, sofa, organ, 2003 pontoon boat (18’), cedar CANOPY 20’Lx11’Wx9’H, good cond. THIGH MASTER & GUT BUSTER, new. LEESBURG. 3/1, fenced, $850 + 1st, Manufactured closet, new items, household, misc. $125 Call 352-250-3866 $15 for both. 352-669-1163 last & dep. Pet OK. 352-396-2262 Homes 30640 Cove Rd. 32778 CASHMERE MEN’s COAT, full length. RENTALS TAVARES Size 44-46. $50. 352-742-9487 675 Sports/ LONG TERM & UNFURN. RENTALS IN HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS 4/2.5/1 very Carport Sales at El Red Manor. Jan SOUTH LAKE COUNTY. Recreation nice 3 story, 2200sf. Stainless appl. 25th 8am 2pm. 451 Burleigh Blvd. ROCKER REALTY 352-394-3570 CHAISE LOUNGE w/cushion, like new. granite counter tops, W/D hookup. 1001 Mfd Homes Ask For Janet or Emily $50 Call 352-787-1575 BICYCLE 26” ladies Pacific, 18 speed, $1000/mo + $1000 security dep. RockerRealtyInc.com For Sale TAVARES Purple, like new. $65. 315-0920 Call 407-947-4968 Fri. - Sun. 8am - 4pm. 3021 CHRISTMAS TREES (80) lighted spiral, ALTOONA big 3/2 triple wide. Eat in Manatee Rd. Old, new & recycle, 18” tall. $40. 352-396-9311 kitchen, new laminate floors, deck, fishing equip. etc. BICYCLE 26” w/coaster brakes. Good 807 Apartments cond. $35 Call 352-483-3029 816 Commercial 1/3 ac. $6,000 down, $750/mo. Unfurnished 352-383-8827 TAVARES CLOCK red neon Bud Lite. $100 Call Property 704-530-4305 HUGE COMMUNITY SALE BICYCLE 3 wheel. Alco Villager 3. CLERMONT HWY. 50 SAT, 8am - Noon. at Liberty Baptist Basket, big seat, chrome fenders, CLERMONT HWY. 50 EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES Before Groveland Church, 2451 Dora Avenue COFFEE MAKER KitchenAid. New. Paid horn. Good cond. $150. 352-446- Before Groveland THE VILLAGES/LADY LAKE Mobile Homes For Sale Scores of sellers, thousand of items! $189. Sell for $100. 352-978-7461 7153 Mobile Homes For Sale Ideal for startup practices, small w/Owner Finance w/Owner Finance businesses, single practitioners, and Call Rick 407-547-9394 Call Rick 407-547-9394 TAVARES COMFORTER w/sham, Twin size, never BICYCLE girls, 16”, Barbie Doll, Pink, satellite offices, etc. Features include •Remodeled 2br/1ba •Remodeled 2br/1ba Jan. 25 Sat. 8 am - 12pm. Carport used. $20. Call 352-326-9096 like new. $50 Call 352-357-3616 receptionist, conference room, “LAST ONE” Sale Holiday Mobile Park. 561 E. “LAST ONE” kitchen, desk w/chairs, phones, From $500 down Burleigh Blvd. (Rt. 441) BICYCLES 1 20” & 2 24”. Good Cond. From $500 down copier/fax, internet, wi-fi included. ---$$450/month$$--- DEHUMIDIFIER brand new. $45 Call ---$$450/month$$--- No long term commitment or 706-273-2371 Montverde. $90. 507-208-8205 Also Avail. TAVARES Also Avail. additional cost to tenants. Handyman Special’s Sat. 7 - 1pm. 1114 Oakland Circle. Handyman Special’s Only all-inclusive office facility in •1 & 2br from BICYCLES 3 Wheel, rebuilt. Large Seat •1 & 2br from Furn., dishes, odds n ends, misc. DESIGNER CLOTHING LADIES Chico’s & Basket. $150. 1-352-343-6608 The Villages and the BEST VALUE! ---$325/month$$--- etc. 12 pcs. $100. 321-246-4371 ---$325/month$$--- SIT DOWN, PLUG IN, & GO TO WORK! For other rentals only For other rentals only Conveniently located on CR 466 THE VILLAGES BOWLING BALL Brunswick, 12 lb. $20 Call 352-874-7375 Call 352-874-7375 E. of Rolling Acres SAT. 8AM - ?? ASHLAND VILLAGE DISHES Muirfield, complete set. Call 352-357-1363 WIDE SALE. LOOK FOR BALLOONS. Sacrifice $100. Call 352-787-6855 Preferred Realty Management Group COACHWOOD COLONY EUSTIS SANDS APARTMENTS 352-633-1900 2/2 mobile 962sf partially furn. GOLF CARTS (2) hand pulled Allpro, 1 & 2 bedrooms. Starting at $365 mo. www.preferredrmg.com new screen in Florida rm., freshly DISHES Pfaltzgraff Heirloom, 12 pc Ajy. Two for $15. SOLD 635 Garden settings. New cond. $100. 242- 62+ or disabled regardless of age painted exterior, carport, laundry rm. 1609 with or without children, disabled. LEESBURG and storage rm. Lot rent is $356/mo. CONCRETE FOUNTAIN, no pump. Good GOLF CLUBS 4 Putters & 2 Wedges. Section 8 accepted. Warehouses w/Offices community features pool, clubhouse cond. $100 Call 352-735-1570 Excel cond. $60. 352-787-2102 352-589-7005 and shuffleboard. $6,500 DIVIDER brown metal frame 3 panels. 2315-25 Griffin Rd. 1,150 up to TDD 1-800-955-8771 12,400sf. Starts at $300/mo. FELECIA HUMPHREY Like new. $95. 352-568-0426 GOLF CLUBS ladies, like new. Woods This Institution is an Equal Opportunity 352-267-4020 GLIDER & 2 CHAIRS, no cushions. Office/Showroom royale irons, bag, $50 735-6927 Provider and Employer. $100 Call 352-617-5498 1607 Hwy. 441 $850/mo ELECTRIC HEATER Radiator style. In Equal Housing Opportunity EUSTIS 1/1 Park model, 14’x33’ with Small Shop or Office 10x21 scrn. rm., & carport., Partially box. $20. 352-434-5395 GOLF CLUBS Walter Hagen Haig Ultra 352-787-0004 LAWN MOWER Snapper, front wheel, LAKE GRIFFIN LAKE FRONT with dock furn. in Southern Palms w/park 6hp, swivel wheels. $75. 589-8515 irons. Excel cond. $80. 787-2102 approval. $12,900 obo. Call 483- FINE CHINA, English garden, service for Nice! Spacious 1/1 Adult. $650/mo LEESBURG, Two offices 585sf for rent. + dep. 352-728-3032 1900 MOWER DECK 42” John Deere, good 8, 56 pc. $50. 352-742-5074 GOLF SHOES - LADIES, Foot Joy, 7.5 Utilities included. 1,000.00 a month. cond. No holes. $100. 874-8982 narrow. $50 obo. 352-323-8031 Call: 352-435-7847. EUSTIS 2/1, quiet neighborhood. FOLDING CHAIRS METAL (20) FOR LEESBURG SPECIAL! 2/1 & 2/2 Units $8,500 Call 352-702-7492 NURSERY POTS ( over 300) $80 takes $100. 352-728-4847 MINI TRAMPOLINE folding w/stabilizer $450/mo & up. Quiet, no pets & all. 352-348-2743 bar & CD, new $50. 352-589-5538 close to Main St. 352-326-8815 819 LADY LAKE 1/1 w/lg Florida room, 39’, GOLD CROSS 14K. $100. Call 352- Manufactured furn in Blue Parrot Park. $7,500. PATIO FURNITURE 4 chairs w/cushion 753-0657 TREADMILL Folding. $95. Good cond. LEESBURG 1 br $600/mo + security. 608-778-2728 & table. $40. 352-669-5226 Call 352-602-4186 & 2br $625/mo + security. Call Homes Rental 352-552-4814 LADY LAKE 2/2, 14’x66’, newly painted GRILL George Foreman. Very good in 2011. Includes. all appliances. PATIO SET glass top table & 4 folding cond. $20. Call 352-314-0559 WET SUIT Men’s large. Excel cond. **ALTOONA - SPECIAL** chairs. $75 obo. 337-501-2198 $50. Call 352-242-0152 For sale by owner. in 55+ 2/1.5 $475/mo. w/$300 dep. community. Lot 62 in Sunshine And RV Lot $290/mo. w/$100 dep. PATIO TABLE, white plastic & 4 Padded HAND MIXER portable, 200 watt. GE, 6 MHP. Lot rent $325/mo. $10,000. speed. New $40. 352-748-9611 WII FIT PLUS w/balance board, DVD & 352-735-2071 or 352-636-6800 Call 352-751-4525 chairs. $150 obo. 352-630-4978 workout DVD. $125. 352-315-1117 ATTENTION SENIORS AND ADULTS SENIORS AND ADULTS JACKET brown leather, size 42, lined. LEESBURG 2 BRS RETRACTABLE HOSE CONTAINER, very Never lived in. Brand New 66x14, 3/2, NEW and NEWER A-1 cond. $100 Call 352-787-5764 352-728-1955 good cond. $50 Call 352-742-2668 685 Tools/ in nice quiet park in Eustis. Homes in a nice quiet part in Eustis. Machinery $650/mo + utilities. Sorry NO KIDS. $25,000 - $45,000 Financing avail. RIDING MOWER Murray 24” New $850. JACKET women’s, Wrangler, petite LEESBURG Call 352-589-4407 Only 3 left! Lot rent $350 per mo. Sale $600. 6 mo. old. 352-223- med. 1980’s, $45. 352-315-1612 FIRST MONTH $99 Call 352-589-4407 6211 AIR COMPRESSOR 2hp, 4 gallon, MOVE IN SPECIAL! extras. $65 Call 352-343-0415 CLERMONT HWY. 50 JUICER Jack Lalanne. New never used. •2/1 $500/dep. Before Groveland $80. SOLD!!!! •2/1 w/W/D hookup $550/dep. Mobile Homes For Sale 1002 Mfd 640 Guns BAND SAW direct drive. Sears •2/2 w/W/D hookup $600/dep. w/Owner Finance Homes Craftsman. 10”. $49. SOLD!!!! Call 352-516-1244 Call Rick 407-547-9394 AMMUNITION 380 Ball, 100 rounds. LAMPS (2) w/shades. $70 for both. Call Ask for Tina W/ land 352-365-1787 •Remodeled 2br/1ba $40. 352-357-5283 BENCH GRINDER 6” on stand 1/4 rapid “LAST ONE” For Sale hp. $50. 352-669-9341 LEESBURG From $500 down ARMAS BOST, 12 gauge double barrel, LEATHER JACKET Women’s. Med. SERENITY APARTMENTS ---$$450/month$$--- SINGLE WIDE 12X60 roof over with $100. Call 352-330-0104 3” magnum shot gun. Excel cond. BENCH MODEL DRILL PRESS. $100. 712 W. Oak Terrace Dr Also Avail. property, fully furn. in 55+ $300. SOLD 1ST DAY!!!! 715-299-0702 2BR - 1BA and 2BR - 1.5BA Handyman Special’s community. Auto door garage 12’ x MINK STOLE beautiful female blonde Newly Renovated. Energy Efficient. •1 & 2br from 20’, lg. scrn rm. & personal boat ---$325/month$$--- dock on Lake Dora. $32,000. Call GLOCK 17, 9mm, mint cond. w/case. pelt waist length. $200. 742-9568 CHAIN SAW Craftsman 14” carry case, Income Qualifications. For other rentals only Audry Maine Colwell Banker 1-407- $550 SOLD manual & gas can. $75. 669-3575 Immediate Occupancy MOBILE WINDOWS (5) & DOOR (1) Call Patty 352-360-0041 Call 352-874-7375 782-7655 GUN & KNIFE SHOW W/SCREENS $99. 724-530-2258 VISIT TODAY! BROOKSVILLE HSC GENERATOR 1000 watts, good cond. 1012 R V Lots Jan. 25th, 9am-5pm $95 Call 352-357-5857 NEON SIGN big, HALLMARK $100 call LEESBURG, Jan. 26th, 9am-4pm •2/1 w/CHA, 602 O’Brien St. Held at Hernando Co. Fairgrounds. 352-702-8421 LADDER Werner metal, 18’, holds 225 **ALTOONA - SPECIAL** lbs. New. $75 352-350-1374 $650/mo. 2/1.5 $475/mo. w/$300 dep. Admission $6.00 787-2700 Ext. 225 352-799-3605 OBELISKS Marbel Onyx. 3 decorative, 900 And RV Lot $290/mo. w/$100 dep. sizes 12”-16”. $60. 352-314-3840 MINI DRILL PRESS Homier 5 speed. 352-735-2071 or 352-636-6800 HI POINT .40 caliber Pistol, New. 3 $75. 352-669-9341 LYN TERRACE Real Estate mags, box Ammo. $250. 326-0770 PICTURE Palm Tree, 31 x 31. Eustis For Sale Beautifully framed. $20. 740-250- MITTER BOX SAW, Craftsman 24”. $20 352-357-7332 MAGAZINES NATIONAL RIFLEMAN, 5602 obo. 330-354-6404 www.lynterrace.com appox. 400. $80. 352-383-2644 Great Move-In Specials & Free Gifts! PAINT SPRAYER Spray Tech 1620. POOL VACUUM Polaris, good cond. *1 & 2 Bedroom Units 1100 PISTOL Hi Point 40 caliber. Like new in $100. Call 352-262-1365 Needs piston seal. $85. 323-1297 902 Open Houses box. $325. 502-387-4227 *All 1st Floor - No Stairs! For Sale Recreation PORTABLE CHAIR MASSAGER Asking PRESSURE WASHER 5hp. Used very RIFLE 222 Remington, Model 700, new little. Like new. $100. SOLD!!! PALM BROOK APTS./ cond. $600 FIRM. 352-321-8603 $75. Call 352-323-4862 SIERRA VILLAGE APTS. OPEN HOUSE Has 1 br Apts. avail., starting @ $470 Sat. 10am - 3pm & Sun. Noon - 2pm SCROLL SAW Craftsman 16”, cast iron 1101 Boats RIFLE 300 Weatherby Mark 5, $1,400 SCRUBS Tops & pants. Size L & XL. Payments on security dep. 4/3 w/2 masters. base. Direct Drive. $50. SOLD!!! 22 Cypress Dr. - Eustis FIRM. new cond. 352-321-8603 Worn once. $10. 352-259-1403 Call 787-1912 / 343-2779 MAKO 21’, w/200hp Johnson. Excel. Equal Housing Opportunity TDD-771 $369,000 Call 352-250-6945 SCROLL SAW Delta. $50. Call 352- low hrs. $8995. New, over SHOES women’s latest designer, lg. 314-9065 $40,000. Call 352-638-1212. 649 Medical selection. Size 7M $100 753-4043 OPEN HOUSE Today, 11-3 - Cypress Creek MOTOR Mercury, 6hp, 4 stroke. 2012, CARRIER FOR SCOOTER/POWERCHAIR SURFACE PLAINER Ryobi 10”. $100. 28944 Hubbard St., Leesburg SLOT MACHINE works great. $325 Call SOLD!!!! w/ warranty, only used twice. $800 NEW, fits into hitch, 60" fold out 352-267-8693 off US Hwy 27 Call 352-365-1031 ramp. $195. 352-217-3437 MEET AT THE CLUBHOUSE TABLE SAW 10” Craftsman, cast iron. 5 Homes Available PONTOON ‘08. 18’ w/40hp Mercury. SNEAKERS (2 pairs) designed for Ext. table. $100. 630-525-1049 808 Apartments $18,500-$29,900 TRANSFER BENCH Brand New! $60. walking, size 6, new. $50. 748- Low hrs. Excel cond. No trailer. 352-735-0061 Furnished Waterfront comm & homes! $7500. 352-324-2110 3580 TABLE SAW Craftsman 10” Direct Drive Chain of Lakes access UNDERPADS 15 packs of 10. 30x30. 2hp. $100. 352-669-9341 EUSTIS clean 1/1, util. & cable incl. Call (352) 508-1202 Asking $50. 352-242-7448 TRIPOD camera/video w/carry strap. Adults only. No pets. Background FOUR STAR HOMES 1120 Marine $15. Call 352-787-0410 check. $200 dep. & $160 weekly. Equip/ WALKER 4 wheels, seat, brakes, Call 352-357-9169 basket. Like new. $65. 352-874- TUXEDO Men’s, Coat/Pants/Shirt, new 903 Homes Supplies 8866 cond. $65. 352-217-4809 LEESBURG For Sale BOAT MOTOR 2006 15hp Yamaha. 1ST MO. FREE! Like new. $1500 obo. 308-8118 WALKER 4 wheels, seat/brakes/basket, VACUUM CLEANER Bissell Turbo. Like 800 HARBOR HILLS WILL FINANCE OR SPANISH VILLAGE brand new. $50. SOLD!!! new. $40. 352-347-8916 Real Estate Pool, great location! TRADE. Lg. 3/3/3 + office w/view. TROLLING MOTORS (3) $100. Call Furn. Efficiency, incl. $380K 352-753-7539 352-343-6608 WHEELCHAIR Breezy 510/Sunrise. Like VACUUM Sears, canister, good cond. For Rent util. & cable. $700/mo. new. $75 Call 352-330-1058 $35 Call 706-273-2371 2/1 apt. $600/mo. LEESBURG Reduced to $52,000. 3/1 Furn. $700/mo + util. well kept older home w/extra lot 1150 R V & 352-728-5555 650 Computers WIND PUMP, lawn ornament, w/solar Wood floors, lg work shop, mature Campers light. $25 Call 352-742-0696 trees & hedge for private & Equip 806 Houses atmosphere w/inground pool. Call AEREON 2011, 21’ Travel Trailer, Unfurnished 810 Duplexes for details. 352-343-6121 Fiberglass, used once. $12,500. COMPUTER HP, Windows XP 15” flat WINE COOLER holds 24 bottles, excel. 352-455-9055 cond. $75 Call 706-273-2371 screen. $75 call .352-323-3587 CLERMONT HWY. 50 CLERMONT HWY. 50 Before Groveland Before Groveland ALLEGRO BUS 2011, 36’ 7”,8,900 mi, YARD SALE ITEMS various items, $100 COMPUTER TOWER desk top, windows Mobile Homes For Sale Mobile Homes For Sale loaded w/4 slides. excel cond. Vista. $75 Call 352-460-4503 takes all. Call 706-273-2370 w/Owner Finance w/Owner Finance w/extended warranty. Asking Call Rick 407-547-9394 Call Rick 407-547-9394 $205,000 retail price $237,900. LEESBURG, 2/2, 1736 sf. beautiful Call 828-553-0134 LAPTOP TOSHIBA SATELLITE w/power 655 Musical •Remodeled 2br/1ba •Remodeled 2br/1ba golf course frontage home with cord. $75 Firm. SOLD!!!!!! “LAST ONE” “LAST ONE” neutral decor and plenty of storage. From $500 down From $500 down CONQUEST SUPREME ‘04, 30’, 1 slide, Instruments Open floor plan, 2 vanities, tiled sleeps 6, $5.500. 352-728-8407 ---$$450/month$$------$$450/month$$--- master shower and views of the 4th 651 Articles AMPLIFIER KB100 on wheels. $100. Also Avail. Also Avail. Tee from every room. Immaculate FORD VAN CAMPER ‘98, 59K mi, Wanted 352-504-6406 Handyman Special’s Handyman Special’s condition. Pennbrooke Fairways, just sleeps 1, new paint, tires, roof vent, •1 & 2br from •1 & 2br from minutes from Brownwood Town boat rack, porti pot, camping ---$325/month$$------$325/month$$--- Broken or usable jewelry, gold, Center on Rt. 44, 33401 Pennbrooke equipment & tent. $2500 obo 669- BANJO 5 string, Kay. W/accessories. For other rentals only For other rentals only Pkwy, Leesburg. $174,900. 6632 silver, platinum. No overhead allows $225. Call 352-343-6608 Call 352-874-7375 Call 352-874-7375 me to pay more cash than anyone. Call appt.: Jet Tillis 352 434-2892 WANT TO BUY MOTORHOME, GUITAR (missing 4 strings), First Act TRAVEL TRAILER OR FIFTH WHEEL. comes w/amp. $60. 352-348-9973 ANY COND. I WILL PAY YOU CASH. 652 Articles CALL ANDY 352-978-0211 GUITAR Acustic, Horner, new strings. Eustis For Sale $100. For details 352-210-4072 Call Barbara Chaloupka 1 Bedroom , Private Patio 216-978-4441 1200 AREA RUG 8’x10’ wool/cotton. Color Foxfire Realty, Lic. #SL3272415 Transportation Sunlite Yellow. Like new. $165 Call KEYBOARD Casio CTK 700. 100 tones 1 Story, Walk to Publix 352-750-6313 & beats. $45 obo. 606-615-2094 Bring This Ad To Receive LEESBURG, near Mall own financing, 3/2/2. Tile, fenced yard, all amenities. 1205 Autos AREA RUGS (2) excel. cond. Wool. $100 OFF $135,000. 727-459-2600 $100 for both. 706-273-2371 660 Office ANY JUNK CAR CASH. FREE PICK UP! Furniture/ First Full Month Rent WATERFRONT HOME Call 352-771-6191 BAHAMAS CRUISE 3 days, 2 nights 1651 N. County Rd 19A, FRUITLAND PARK Cruise & 3 days 2 nights in FT Supplies 3/2 canal front, Lake Griffin HYUNDAI ACCENT 2010 W/TOWING Lauderdale, Breakfast lunch & Eustis Fl 32726 $129,900 Seller Motivated. PKG. GRAY, 5 SPEED, 25K MI, NEW dinner. $500. Call for details 352- DESK CHAIR lg. maroon leather. Good Call 352-787-4584 MICHELIN TIRES. $9,000 319-6703 exp. 4/1/14. cond. $60 Call 352-430-3273 352-357-7332 GalbreathRealty.com CALL 859-948-9915 Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL D7 1205 Autos 1210 Mcycles/ 1230 Vans 1264 Auto BUICK Regal ‘85, low mileage, runs Mopeds Parts FORD VAN CAMPER ‘98, 59K mi, good, good body. $3000 obo 704- sleeps 1, new paint, tires, roof vent, Accessory 222-7573 or 352-217-4719 HONDA 2006 VTX1300R, garage kept, boat rack, porti pot, camping many extras, MUST SEE $5,000 Call TRUNK MAT rubber fits Hyundia Azria. 352-323-9107 equipment & tent. $2500 obo 669- 1206 Aviation 6632 $20. Call after 9am SOLD HONDA VF 1100. Sabre 1985, original. 1210 Mcycles/ Eustis. $1500. 352-978-8952 1250 Antique 1275 Golf Mopeds Cars Carts JACKET HARLEY DAVIDSON heavy blk BIKER JACKET blk leather, size 54. leather w/Harley logo. Org. $350, DODGE DART 1968, 63K mi, all asking $140. 352-315-1612 CLUB CAR 2004, 48V. President, road Good shape. $50. 352-483-6120 original. Great cond. $6,000 obo ready. $1895. 336-817-7509 Call Tavares. 716-946-2647 HELMET Bell. XXL, shorty, black. HARLEY LEATHER JACKET USA, New, Vented. As new. $45. 589-0770 Size 56. $100. 352-669-7544 CLUB CAR 2004, gas. Street ready DODGE DART 1968, 63K mi, all w/enclosure. Clean cart. $3250. original. Great cond. $6,000 obo Tavares 217-840-9254 Call Tavares. 716-946-2647 CLUB CAR 36V. 2yr. old batteries. FORD MUSTANG 1970, mostly Enclosure. Clean Cart. $1200. restored, 42K mi. Radio, auto Tavares 217-840-9254 transmission. Beautiful. $21,500 obo 352-250-1100 CLUB CAR Good tires/batteries. $1200 Looks & runs great. Lights, signals 1264 Auto & enclosure. 352-446-7153 Parts EZ - GO 2001. Lights, horn, turn Accessory signals, weather enclosure. Batteries 1 yr. $1,850. obo. 740- 877-1469 HI LIFT JACK 48”H + accessories. new, $130. Call 352-324-2236 EZ-GO 36V. New batteries, 4” lift kit. $1850. Call 314-605-8383 HITCH by Valley w/convertor, fits Nissan Rouges. $95 Call 407-314-0437 GOLF CART HEATER Propane. $60. 352-978-1352 RUNNING BOARDS off 2004 Chevy Trail Blazer. $100. 352-314-3737 POLARIS BREEZE 2010, elec. Excel. cond. All extras! Flip seat for 4 TIRE (1) P225/50R/16, Johnson wheel. passengers or 2. $3500. obo. 352- $90 Call 352-787-4605 728-5615 or 352-216-4862

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Home352-365-8203 n [email protected] www.dailycommercial.com SAGE: Easy to grow and often overlooked / E2 Grow, harvest and brew tea from your garden SARAH WOLFE mint, lavender and Associated Press lemongrass from her garden for herbal teas When temperatures at her 9021PHO restau- fall, there’s nothing bet- rants in Los Angeles. ter than a piping hot “I also know that it’s cup of tea. 100 percent organic. I And as craft and or- don’t use any chemicals ganic tea seeps into to help them grow, and I the mainstream, tea can taste the difference.” gardens are becom- It may sound daunt- ing a popular way for ing, but British gardener brew lovers to bypass and author Cassie Liver- the store and enjoy the sidge says many tea gar- benefits of herbal tea den staples may already ELIZABETH FORES / MCT without additives or be at your fingertips. The dining room features a long modern bay with windows that created space for built-in shelves and storage. preservatives. “Honeysuckle, mint, “It just tastes and rosemary. They’re all smells better,” says chef quite common plants, Bungalow makeover is both Kimmy Tang, who snips SEE TEA | E6 eco-friendly and cat-friendly LYNN UNDERWOOD still a reasonable size. And the Star Tribune “The pet features are changes on the back and sides Aurora the cat crept over to really for us. We don’t are subtle.” the pet door and then disap- want to see litter boxes, The couple’s remodeling peared. Her litter box was on step in food bowls or have project, designed by Wynne the other side, concealed with- Yelland and Paul Neseth of Lo- in a maple cabinet in her own- cats jumping into the sink cus Architecture, earned the ers’ Minneapolis mudroom. A to try to get a drink while EcoBlend award last fall, a new moment later, a motion detec- we’re brushing our teeth.” category, added in 2012, to the tor triggered a fan to ventilate 7-year-old B.L.E.N.D Awards -Heidi Hardner (Buildings and Landscapes En- the area. Bungalow designer This cat-friendly — and own- hancing the Neighborhood er-friendly — feature is one of through Design) in Minneap- by incorporating eco-friendly olis. The award program is de- many updates and improve- products and practices such as signed to encourage and rec- ments Heidi Hardner and Bill geothermal heating and cool- ognize builders, architects and Humphrey have made to their ing, a metal roof and recycled homeowners who incorporate early-1900s bungalow. They materials. Plus, the home’s new added a total of 500 square feet modified shape blends with the eco-friendly design and sus- on the main and second floors modestly scaled homes in their tainable building practices into to expand the kitchen and mas- Fulton neighborhood. new and remodeled projects in ter suite and create a handy “We kept the home’s original the city, while respecting neigh- ABIGAIL GEHRING / AP mudroom. And they did it all front porch,” Humphrey said. borhoods’ overall character. Oat tops, rose hips, hibiscus and red raspberry leaf, with an eye on sustainability, “Even with the addition, it’s SEE MAKEOVER | E3 ingredients for tea, steep in the sunlight. How to cultivate avocados, raspberries and grapes My avocado tree is not poorly drained soils will not Q producing fruit. Can you JUANITA thrive. Some varieties of avo- tell me why? POPENOE cados require cross-pollina- Avocado trees are cloned tion, and will need other va- so that good fruit char- LAKE COUNTY rieties of avocados growing A EXTENSION acteristics are retained. nearby and flowering at the Buds from the selected vari- same time to provide pollen. duce fruit, and then the fruit ety are grafted onto a root- More details on varieties and may or may not be good. If stock, and those buds grow requirements can be found into the branches that will you know that this is not a at edis.ifas.ufl.edu/mg213. carry the selected fruit. Av- seedling avocado, then there I want to grow red rasp- ocados do not come true are some other possibilities. berries in my backyard. from seed. Seedling plants Some varieties of avocado Q will have recombined genes will bear heavily every other What are the best varieties from the two parents, and year, and bear very little fruit for Central Florida? will not have the same in the off year. Even grafted Red raspberries will not characteristics as the fruit trees will take three to four A grow in Central Flori- SUBMITTED PHOTO they came from. years to produce fruit. Av- da. It is too hot here. Even Muscadine grapes are generally tolerant to insect and disease pests and It may take many years for ocados do not like to have the thornless blackberries can be successfully grown without pesticides. a seedling avocado to pro- their roots wet, so trees in SEE POPENOE | E3

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A six-inch can waft a scent like via uliginosa, which piece of tip growth pineapple through the wasn’t ugly at all, but a will do. Non-bloom- entire landscape while bog sage with true, sky- ing stems root faster making its way into our blue blossoms, a col- than stems that have kitchen, I’d like to know or that is hard to find in bloomed. about it. the flower world. ■■ Remove all of the Salvias do all that One of my favorite leaves on the cutting with color and style, people of all time, Pliny BRUCE CHAMBERS / MCT except for the top two. yet we don’t see them the Elder, mentioned Minnie mouse sage (Salvia microphylla ‘Hot Lips’) grows near the Fullerton. Calif., Remove flowers and planted as we used to. salvia in his early ency- Arboretum offices. flower buds. Consider that two clopedia, “Natural His- On the whole (but ■■ Use a pencil to kinds of sage occur nat- tory.” It was probably not always in the case make a hole in moist, urally in Southern Cal- Salvia officinalis, since of bog sage), salvias loose potting soil with ifornia, which includes Pliny was interested in will want full sun, fast plenty of Perlite in the growing zones 10a, 10b household remedies drainage and to live a mix. You can insert two and 11a: Salvia api- and edible plants. Sal- little on the dry side. to four cuttings per ana (California white via, in Latin, means “to They’re not overly fond 4-inch pot. sage) and Salvia mellif- heal.” of moisture during the ■■ You may dip your era (black sage). These With every size, winter, and if you have cuttings in rooting hor- plants smell so won- shape, color imagin- problems, you’ll find mone, but it’s not total- derful when we brush able, all salvias be- them where soils are ly necessary. against them on hikes. long to the mint fam- overly wet. ■■ Insert cuttings two No reason why their ily, and all mints have You can find many inches deep in each kin won’t thrive in our square stems. Curious forms of salvia, from hole, and firm the soil gardens. if a plant is truly a sage? annuals to perennials around each cutting Salvias occur natural- Roll a piece of the stem so the nodes where the ly on many continents, between your fingers. and shrubs. Colors lean If the stem is square, to reds, pinks and blues lower leaves were re- from Europe to West- moved come in contact ern Asia to North and you’ve got your answer. with an occasional yel- Salvias tend to get low in the mix. with the soil. South America, plus Af- ■■ Water the pot and rica, according to Bet- woody after a while and A favorite for begin- dislike a hard pruning ners is Salvia micro- let it drain thoroughly. sy Clebsch, who wrote To create a green- the go-to book of sages, back to the wood. When phylla “Hot Lips,” a a sage is too large for its bright red and white house, slip the entire “The New Book of Salvi- pot into a one-gallon as,” still available from allotted space in your flowering shrub with CINDY YAMANAKA / MCT zip-top baggie. landscape and ready a mint-scented leaves. Timber Press. Clebsch ■■ If any of the leaves for a serious whacking Too much water can do Culinary sage grows in a home garden. describes hundreds of touch the side of the back, it is probably bet- this one in. sages in 344 pages that low it to go to seed and deners not only for its baggie, trim the leaves ter to start over with a Salvia argentea, the include photographs. it will quickly die back. scent, but to flavor teas with scissors so they new plant. silver sage, is a new dar- I like the back of the But the bonus is it is and other cold drinks. don’t touch. This isn’t as expensive ling for foliage lovers. book where she groups easy to start from seed. Culinary sage comes ■■ Place the pot in as it sounds, since salvi- This biennial lives for salvias into flowers by Feel free to propagate in many forms. Salvia light shade. as are notoriously easy two years, not long for season, shade lovers more plants to replace officinalis can be plant- ■■ Air out the pot to root from cuttings. and sun lovers and wa- a landscape plant. Al- those that die back. ed in purple and green, every few days to ex- If you love the smell a green and yellow var- change fresh air for old. of our native chaparral, iegated, or all gray and Zip closed again. try Salvia clevelandii, a fuzzy plants like the fa- ■■ You will know your large gray shrub whose mous “Berggarten” cul- plants are rooted when scent drifts easily on tivar popular with cooks. a slight tug reveals the the wind. It’s not the Salvia sclarea, or plant is rooted to the most attractive plant — Clary sage, is used in soil. New growth can I grow it only for its fra- perfumes and potpour- indicated the plants grance — so feel free to ri, while smudge sticks have rooted, also. disguise it behind other or sage wands are tradi- ■■ Leave the baggie shrubs in a sunny spot. tionally made with our open and grow on until Salvia elegans, or native white sage and the plants look vigorous pineapple sage, is a used by Native Amer- enough to hold their favorite among gar- icans to bless people own in the landscape. 7 home organization tips LISA BOONE certain activities. Keep supplies for Los Angeles Times those activities together. Make it You don’t have to be a hoarder to convenient so you can put supplies feel overwhelmed by the prospect of down and come back to it later. an organized home. For most of us, 4) Know exactly why you keep an environment where every paper each piece of paper. Paper is the big- is in its place is nothing more than gest problem that I encounter. We an elusive fantasy. all keep too much of it. Set up sys- How to get organized? “Start some- tems to streamline the paper flow. where,” said Los Angeles organizing Keep important papers near your consultant Kim Anker-Paddon. “It desk. Right now you should be keep- doesn’t matter where. I usually start ing tax-related papers as they arrive. with something that is bothering the I encourage people not to spend too client but is not so big that it’s over- much time on filing. If you have an whelming.” overly detailed filing system, you’ll Anker-Paddon shared some sim- have a harder time finding things. It ple tips on how to get organized in should be really simple. Assign big 2014: categories: credit cards, taxes. The 1) Bring less into your house. I en- same is true with your desktop. Keep courage people to raise the bar on a shredder someplace handy. If you what they buy and what they keep. don’t like shredding, gather boxes or Most of the people I work with have bags of papers and take them to an a lot of stuff. Instead of just lik- industrial shredder such as Shred It. ing something, keep the things you 5) Have fun organizing. When in- love that add to your life in some spiration hits, run with it. Trade with way. Once things are in the house, a friend: Have someone help you it’s harder to get rid of stuff. Donate with a closet or a pantry and help things to the best charity possible them in return. You will have some rather than sell them, unless you are company and it’s more enjoyable. really good at it. And if your goal is to get organized, it’s best to get the stuff If organization doesn’t come easily out of the house. to you, get some help. You can have 2) Know exactly where you will someone help you set up a system put what you’re bringing into the and then you can maintain it. house. Think about it before you ac- 6) Watch out for perfectionism. quire the object. Many clients can’t This really impedes getting orga- find what they are looking for so they nized. People think they have to be go out and buy it again. perfect. It’s not always a neat and 3) Find a convenient home for tidy process. items. Putting things away should be 7) Delegate. All of my clients work just as easy as putting them down. really hard and have a lot going on in Think about where you use objects. their lives. Getting some help makes Create zones or areas where you do all the difference for them. Saturday, January 25, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL E3 MAKEOVER FROM PAGE E1 Interiors: “The idea of blend- ing without having a house that’s historical- ly nostalgic is a big ac- Bathroom complishment,” Yel- land said. “But this project was less about a green checklist and remodeling more about how we could maximize what ROSEMARY SADEZ FRIEDMANN overhead lighting still Bill and Heidi want- McClatchy-Tribune dominate the scene. ed, without adding ex- Real estate agents And even the show- cessive square footage, er is being brightened and make the envelope tell us the kitchen and the master bath are the up with more lighting. more efficient.” Some showerheads Hardner and Hum- two most important rooms in a home that come with LED lights phrey bought the in them. three-bedroom house a buyer looks at, even ELIZABETH FORES / MCT if not consciously. So if Back to the toilet. in 1997. By the time Wall mounted ones they approached Locus The walk-in shower walls are a translucent aqua, and the vessel sink is as green as grass. you’re thinking of sell- The floor is covered with dark blue Marmoleum. ing, even if you plan are quite popular and Architecture, they had in demand nowadays. assembled a 60-page to live in your home a as the couple’s day- to see litter boxes, step with PaperStone, a re- Look them up and “idea book” to show few more years, con- to day living require- in food bowls or have cycled product. Fused see what you think. Yelland and Neseth. sider upgrading those ments. On the dining cats jumping into the glass pendants by lo- But don’t worry if you “It spooked us at the rooms if they look like room side, Yelland de- sink to try to get a drink cal artist Malcom Potek don’t like the looks beginning,” Yelland they need it. signed a long modern while we’re brushing are suspended above. of the wall mounted admitted. “The kind Let’s talk about bay with windows that our teeth.” The new appliances ones. The two-piece of people who would what most people like created space for built- That’s why the lit- include an induction toilets are still very make such a document in master bathrooms. in shelves and storage ter box is hidden in the cooktop. “We’re nerds,” popular. would be very thorough Remember when and a new mudroom, mudroom cabinet, ac- Hardner said, noting Don’t even think of about all the details.” a master bathroom which could be entered cessed by two pet doors that she and Humphrey using a shower cur- The architects and wasn’t worth much if from the back yard. covered with the same are both physicists. tain in the master homeowners agreed it didn’t have a tub? On the back of the fabric as the nearby “We like the idea of us- bath. You’d be tagged that they needed to put - Well, we are told that home, he devised a window seat. The din ing new technology.” as out of touch. A fra- on some kind of addi- ing room’s whimsical most remodels skip two-story addition, re- And for the cats, there’s meless glass enclo- tion to achieve an ex- maple cabinetry has the bathtub. Show- building a new roofline a tiny door opening to sure is the right choice panded kitchen and multiple levels for the ers are in. Toilets are and replacing the old the pantry where their so you can be back in new mudroom on the cats to climb. In the up- more exposed now asphalt with a durable food bowls are stored. touch with style. main floor and a roomi- stairs shower, there’s as opposed to hav- metal roof that would Today the revitalized If nothing else, at er and modernized bed- a motion-activated ing their own private bungalow consumes least consider up- room and bathroom on last 50 years. “The new drinking fountain. room. If some privacy roofline looks neither much less energy, will is still wanted, a sim- grading the fixtures. the second floor. “’There’s no good last for many more de- “We had to shoe- modern or old to me,” ple partition is what is New faucets can place for kitty litter’ cades and is custom- horn all that into a tight Yelland said. “It spans being built. Those ar- make a huge differ- seems at least as wor- ized for Humphrey, building space,” Yel- the two.” en’t my thoughts on ence in a bathroom. thy of a design solu- Hardner and their cats. land said. The couple From the exterior, you tion as ‘There’s no room the matter, but those New pulls on the old The couple’s favorite also requested the use can see the master bed- for my pots and pans’ of the people who cabinets can also spot is the kitchen is- of energy-efficient fea- room’s contemporary or whatever else you want to remodel their make the room feel land, where they can tures wherever possi- asymmetrical gable, would hope to cure in a current bath. refreshed. If you have relax and bathe in the ble. “We wanted a con- which draws in light remodel,” Hardner said. Light in the bath- wallpaper in the mas- temporary aesthetic for Hardner’s orchids There’s also plenty natural light from the room is always im- ter bath and it is peel- that would blend the and provides a sunny of room for pots and floor-length windows. portant. The trend ing here and there, old and new parts and nook for their two cats. pans, inside pull-out Aurora and Nokomis now is to add a window remove it and paint also have sustainabili- In fact, the felines influ- drawers, in the couple’s spend a lot of their in the room or at least instead. Wallpaper in ty,” Hardner said. enced many of the inte- transformed kitchen. time on the new win- a skylight. Yes, plenty the master bathroom The final design was rior’s amenities. The clean-lined con- dow seats. of vanity lighting and is losing its popularity. driven by the narrow “The pet features are temporary space is an- lot size and setback really for us,” Hardner chored by a massive restrictions, as well said. “We don’t want center island covered Umatilla Chamber of Commerce “Gateway to the Ocala National Forest” ticides. The vines can and again in June/July. 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Comics&Diversions www.dailycommercial.com LUANN Text announcing pregnancy is no cause for celebration DEAR ABBY: My daughter, who recently turned 21, sent me a two-word text message, Dear “I’m pregnant.” She has been dating a marijuana-smok- Abby ing young man for less than a year, and I’m disappointed by JEANNE MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM this outcome. PHILLIPS Her sister, who is a year old- you set rules, but you must es- er, already has two children tablish some for her before by two men. No, they weren’t your lack of parenting causes raised by a harlot. I adopted even more serious problems. them when they were early el- Set the rules and stick with ementary-aged children. It’s not my fault. I’m disgusted by them. If she won’t follow their choices. them, there should be penal- I haven’t talked with her yet. ties for not doing so. Try this: I won’t try to lecture her or tell Start with homework. When her how she should live her it’s done, she can have her life. The time for that is over. phone for a period of time. In- MUTTS I feel it would be best to say form her that if she oversleeps nothing if I can’t be positive. because she was up too late Suggestions? — DISGUSTED IN on her phone, you will take it THE SOUTH at bedtime. And then follow DEAR DISGUSTED: It would be through. better if you said nothing to DEAR ABBY: I’m about to be your daughter while you are 17 and just started living with angry, or you may say some- my mom after being a run- thing you will regret. It would away for three months. During not be out of line, however, to that time, I made friends with text her back and ask, “How do people who were not good for you and ‘John’ plan to support me. However, I still feel I need the baby?” If you don’t plan to cling to these people and be ZITS to help her in any way, you there for them. should let her know NOW that As I write this, one of the she’ll be on her own. girls I was closest to is in pris- DEAR ABBY: Our 13-year-old on and will be there for a long is addicted to her phone. She time. I have to pretend to be stays on it for hours, and it’s fine and act as if I don’t care affecting the time she goes for her, but I do, desperately. to bed. She’s now starting to My mom refuses to be under- oversleep the alarm in the standing and talk about any- morning before school. thing with me. I don’t know She’s spoiled, and I’m afraid what to do. — TEEN IN LITTLE that removing or limiting ROCK GARFIELD phone privileges will lead to DEAR TEEN: Your mother ap- major problems with her pro- pears to belong to the os- testing it. I don’t want truant trich school of parenting. If officers or social workers com- she doesn’t hear something, it ing to my house because my doesn’t exist. Clearly, you DO wife and I can’t discipline our need to talk with someone kid. about the feelings you’re expe- How do you handle a riencing and why you feel the spoiled brat without involving need to “cling to these peo- outside agencies? She’s nice ple.” Because your mother to people in school, but is lazy can’t/won’t do this, it’s import- at home and totally self-cen- ant that you talk to a coun- FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE tered. — FRUSTRATED, EXHAUST- selor at school and ask for the ED DAD help you need. DEAR DAD: You and your wife created this “monster,” Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was and now it’s your job to make founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. things right. Of course your Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or daughter won’t like it when P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ORECK VACUUMS

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SNUFFY SMITH E6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, January 25, 2014 Sap aside, pencil cactus is nice indoors and out LEE REICH spicuously and briefly iar houseplants such as Associated Press at the end of the “pen- poinsettia and crown- cils,” relegating photo- of-thorns. Pencil cactus is a fit- synthesis to the succu- On the positive side, ting common name lent, green stems. the sap has been used for Euphorbia tirucalli, Lack of thorns is in its native Africa as even though the plant one indication that folk medicine, and to would be useless for this plant is no cactus. repel mosquitoes and writing and is not real- Even more telling is kill rats. It’s also a po- ly a cactus. the milky sap that ooz- tential source of la- A single plant looks es from broken or cut tex rubber and oil — like many slender, stems. That sap and the 10 to 50 barrels of oil green pencils, each plant’s flowers — not per acre by one reck- stuck on the end or very showy and rare- oning. On the negative growing off the side of ly appearing indoors side, the sap has been the one before it. A cou- — put pencil cactus implicated as a poten- ple of small, elongat- in the spurge family, tial carcinogen and, ed leaves perch incon- along with more famil- if it gets in the eyes, is said to cause tempo- rary blindness. At the very least, it is some- what toxic and irritates skin, as does the sap of many spurge family Custom Futons plants. MAKING NEW PLANTS & Barstools All that is necessary • Lighting • Accent Tables to get a pencil cactus started is to snap a few LEE REICH / AP • Tables • Home Decor stems, each 2 or 3 inch- es long, from an exist- The pencil cactus, the common name for Euphorbia tirucalli, is an easy-to-care-for and interesting-looking houseplant. ing plant (again, avoid- TWO LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ing touching the sap). soil, watered them, and cil cactus outdoors, it potting mix further 142 N. Old Dixie Hwy., Lady Lake 639 N. Donnelly St., Mt. Dora My pencil cactus cut- then waited each time makes a nice house- ensures that the mix 352-205-7484 352-729-6675 tings came from a liv- until the soil was thor- plant (keeping in mind drains well and stays Shop us on www.dailycommercial.com ing fence I happened oughly dry before wa- the cautions about the on the dry side. upon during a recent tering again. sap). As a succulent, Once my pencil cac- visit to Florida. GROWING THIS PENCIL the plant loves light tus plants take root and There was no need Where winter tem- but otherwise toler- begin to grow, I may Tuesday to keep those cuttings peratures don’t drop ates the threats facing leave them to grow Ladies moist until I returned below freezing, pencil most houseplants: dry freely like a jumble of Night home because this cactus can grow out- air and forgetful water- branching “pencils” in plant, like all succu- doors as high as 30 feet. ing. If in doubt about their pots. Or perhaps lents, roots best if its cut There, the dense tangle whether or not to wa- I’ll coax them with ends are allowed to cal- of stems and a sap that ter this plant, don’t. pruning and bending Hours are Mon – Thur Friday lous over in dry air be- virtually every animal It won’t die from un- into a living sculpture. 10 – 11 or later fore being put in soil. So avoids make the plant der-watering. Taper off No matter how I grow Fri 10 – Midnight College it wasn’t until I brought an ideal living fence. or completely avoid my new pencil cactus, Sat 9 - Midnight Night my cuttings home that I Where winters are watering in winter. Ex- I’ll be careful to avoid Sun 9 – 10 or later stuck them into pots of too cold to grow pen- tra perlite added to any the sap. PBA SOUTH REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Planting, Harvesting those growing, take a Tie them up and hang Come Watch The Pros TEA and Blending Teas and stab at other popular them in bundles to dry, February 7th, 8th & 9th! 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BREWING many forms, and don’t HARVESTING/DRYING There are a few ways even need to be in the Each plant is unique to brew your home- ground. Tang grows her when it comes to har- made tea, depending herbs in a vertical gar- vesting. on the ingredients and den hanging on a wall The flower tops are personal preference. behind her restaurants, the most medicinal Hershey, Pa.-based while other city dwell- part of the rosemary writer and photogra- ers cramped for space plant, for example, so pher Amy Renea pre- use pots and other con- be sure to clip those off fers to “chop off big tainers. along with the leaves hunks” of fresh mint, All you need is dirt, for tea, Liversidge says. lemon balm, chamo- water and some seeds. Fennel is valued for its mile and sometimes Liversidge recom- seeds, and those must stevia from her tea gar- mends easy-to-grow be shaken out from the den and put them right plants like mint, laven- flowers once they turn in the tea kettle. der or chamomile for brown. 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