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By Andrew Taylor drop. This budget does not yet hospitals and rehabilitation and Martin Crutsinger reflect last week’s two-year centers. The Associated Press bipartisan $300 billion pact Presidential budgets are that wholly rejects Trump’s often declared dead-on- WASHINGTON — Presi- plans to slash domestic arrival in Congress where dent Donald Trump unveiled agencies. lawmakers have their own a $4.4 trillion budget for next The president’s budget ideas about spending priori- year that heralds an era of proposes dramatic cuts to ties. But the documents do $1 trillion-plus federal defi- a wide range of domestic represent the most detailed cits and — unlike the plan he agencies from the Depart- elaboration of an administra- released last year — never ments of Labor and Interior tion’s priorities. comes close to promising a to the Environmental Protec- Tax revenue would plum- balanced ledger even after 10 tion Agency and the National met by $3.7 trillion over the years. Science Foundation. Unlike 2018-27 decade relative to The budget submitted last year’s submission, the last year’s “baseline” esti- Monday shows the growing 2019 Trump plan would cut mates, the budget projects. deficits despite major cuts for Medicare by $554 billion over Trump is requesting a record President Donald Trump speaks Monday in the State Dining Room domestic programs, largely the next 10 years, a 6 percent $686 billion for the Pentagon, of the White House in Washington during a meeting with state and because of last year’s tax reduction from projected a 13 percent increase from the local offi cials about infrastructure. [CAROLYN KASTER/THE ASSOCIATED overhaul, which is projected spending, including cuts in PRESS] to cause federal tax revenue to Medicare payments going to See TRUMP, A5

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Satellites show ocean warming is accelerating rate of sea level rise

By Seth Borenstein Sciences. The Associated Press Sea level rise is caused by warming of the ocean and WASHINGTON — Melt- melting from glaciers and ing ice sheets in Greenland ice sheets. The research, and Antarctica are speeding based on 25 years of satel- up the already fast pace of lite data, shows that pace sea level rise, new satellite has quickened, mainly from research shows. the melting of massive ice At the current rate, the sheets. It confirms scientists’ world’s oceans on average computer simulations and is will be at least 2 feet higher by in line with predictions from the end of the century com- the United Nations, which pared to today, according to releases regular climate researchers who published change reports. in Monday’s Proceedings of the National Academies of See SEA LEVEL, A8

Jason Lancy, center, is Lake County Teacher of the Year. “Students tell me that how I explain math is different and easier to understand, and that’s because I can empathize when they feel lost and confused,” he said when fi rst nominated in January. [SUBMITTED]

Math teacher takes struggled with the subject. reflected on his relationship Lake County Teacher But he grew to love num- with math and how the heart- of the Year, up for bers and now is the chair burn from it made him a better state honors of the math department at teacher. Windy Hill Middle School in "Students tell me that how By Carlos E. Medina Clermont, where he teaches I explain math is different [email protected] algebra. and easier to understand, and On Saturday, Lancy earned that’s because I can empa- Seawater fl oods the entrance to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel CLERMONT — Jason a new title: Lake County thize when they feel lost Oct. 29, 2012, in New York in the wake of Superstorm Sandy. Lancy was no math wizard Teacher of the Year. New satellite research shows that global warming is making as a youngster. In fact, he The 10-year veteran See TEACHER, A5 seas rise at an ever increasing rate. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO]

Wind, ice and cold are making this Olympics too wintry

By Graham Dunbar and of course. Just maybe not the best ski jumpers on the tested even the most seasoned it feel much colder. Organiz- Howard Fendrich THIS cold. planet dealing with swirling winter sports veterans. ers have shuffled schedules, The Associated Press Wind and ice pellets left gusts and biathletes aiming Low temperatures have and shivering spectators left Olympic snowboarders to shoot straight. hovered in the single digits, events early. PYEONGCHANG, South simply trying to stay upright All around the games, ath- dipping below zero Fahren- The raw air sent hundreds Korea — The Winter Olym- in conditions that many felt letes and fans are dealing heit with unforgiving gusts pics are supposed to be cold, were unfit for competition, with conditions that have whipping at 45 mph making See OLYMPICS, A5

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PHILADELPHIA ‘We didn’t really have a choice’ City throwing parade as it gets its ‘LOVE’ back How an iconic AP “LOVE” will be taking to photo showed toll the streets of Philadelphia of Vietnam War to ahead of Valentine’s Day. America The famous 1976 Robert Indi- ana sculpture is returning to By Dylan Lovan its home Tuesday — and will The Associated Press make a number of stops in a parade around Philadelphia FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. before its reinstallation. — Dallas Brown can still see The sculpture was removed the bullets coming for him 50 for repairs a year ago while its years later, smacking into the home, a downtown park, was dirt at his feet as north Viet- going through a renovation. namese soldiers fired on his The perennial tourist platoon during an ambush attraction and engagement deep in the jungle. photo backdrop will look a bit Minutes later, as the deadly different upon its return. It’s firefight wound down, Brown been repainted to the original and his fellow soldiers in the colors of red, green and purple 101st Airborne would be that the artist originally immortalized. used. At some point over the In one of the most searing decades the purple had been images of the Vietnam War, repainted blue. Brown grimaces as he lies on the ground with a back injury. CINCINNATI Not far away, a platoon ser- White nationalist’s planned geant raises his arms to the Ohio campus visit off heavens, seemingly seeking divine help. A white nationalist’s plan to Landing on the front page speak on the University of Cin- of The New York Times, The fi rst sergeant of A Company, 101st Airborne Division, guides a medevac helicopter through the cinnati campus during spring the black and white image jungle foliage to pick up casualties suffered during a fi ve-day patrol near Hue in April 1968. Two break has been scuttled by a by Associated Press free- soldiers in the photo, Dallas Brown, bottom, and Tim Wintenburg, far right, recently reunited to talk to legal standoff over the Ohio lancer Art Greenspon gave The Associated Press about the iconic photo and the war. [ART GREENSPON/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] school’s demand for a secu- Americans back home an rity fee of nearly $11,000, an unflinching look at the con- Fort Campbell officials who took prisoners. Firefights see them, I mean they was attorney for Richard Spencer ditions soldiers endured in recently tracked down sol- were commonplace. coming right at me and said Monday. Attorney Kyle what would become the war’s diers in the photo. Brown recalls their battal- that’s when I got off that Bristow told AP that Spen- deadliest year. Captured on Brown, who lives near ion commander, a lieutenant rucksack,” Brown said. “I cer’s tour organizer, Cameron April 1, 1968, it was nomi- Nashville, and Wintenburg, colonel, telling them before thought, this guy, he means Padgett, is now hoping that the nated for a Pulitzer Prize and of Indianapolis, met with an one mission: “You get a body to kill me as sure as the appearance can be rescheduled appeared prominently in Ken Associated Press reporter at count, you get a prize.” world.” for summer or fall. Burns’ recent Vietnam War Fort Campbell in Kentucky “To my knowledge we Brown lunged for cover, documentary. to recount the events sur- might have taken a handful of and a bullet struck the leg of a The Associated Press But for the young Ameri- rounding the photo — their prisoners the whole time we soldier who had been behind cans who have decided to talk first news media interviews was in Vietnam,” Brown said. him. Once the ambush was about it a half-century later, ever on the war. The soldiers were hiking up put down, Brown carried the it was merely a moment in After he received his draft a slippery mountain trail after wounded man up the hill, another sweltering day in a notice in 1965, Wintenburg a monsoon when they paused injuring his back on the way. LOTTERY Southeast Asian jungle with visited a recruiting office and to eat lunch. Brown grimaced as the well-hidden enemies all was told he looked “like Air- Brown, sitting on his ruck- photo was snapped. Win- Sunday, Feb. 11 around. Some of them have borne material.” sack with his M-16 rifle across tenburg, who had lost his Fantasy 5: 4-7-9-20-32 spent years putting the expe- By early 1968, he was 20 his lap, thought he saw a helmet, helped the wounded rience in perspective. years old and on the front sapling move down a ravine. soldier up to the land- Monday, Feb. 12 “When I look at that picture lines. He didn’t feel any wind. He ing spot. He glanced back Pick 5 now, I say, ‘If I can survive Brown, who was 18 when he switched his rifle to full- toward Greenspon. Afternoon: 2-2-7-4-2 that, I can survive anything,’” landed in Vietnam, remem- automatic as an enemy fighter Greenspon now lives in Evening: 3-1-9-6-0 said Tim Wintenburg, who bers being inspired by “The stepped into view. Connecticut. He declined in the photo helps carry a Ballad of the Green Berets.” Known in the platoon as to be interviewed, saying the Pick 4 wounded soldier over brush He was encouraged to go “hillbilly” for his Tennessee soldiers should always be the Afternoon: 3-0-9-3 hacked away to create a heli- through airborne training. drawl and proficiency with a focus of any story about the Evening: 1-9-2-2 copter landing zone. Both men ended up at Fort rifle, Brown fired on the first photograph. Sgt. Maj. Watson Baldwin Campbell, home of the 101st north Vietnamese soldier, Brown and Wintenburg Pick 3 has his arms raised to guide Airborne. killing him and then another each spent about a year in Afternoon: 3-4-9 in a helicopter that would In the spring of 1968, behind him. He was reloading Vietnam, and both men Evening: 6-4-2 take away the wounded men, Brown and Wintenburg’s when a third enemy fighter struggled with anxiety for including one shot in the leg squad was in the dangerous fired back. years. But now, 50 years Pick 2 by the Vietnamese soldier who A Shau Valley on a week- “You know you see these later, they relish opportu- Afternoon: 6-5 was firing at Brown. Baldwin slong “search and destroy” movies where you see clods nities to reunite with fellow Evening: 7-8 died in 2005, according to mission, meaning they never of dirt jumping up? I could 101st Airborne members.

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BEST BETS FOR TODAY Suspect in 2015 shooting faces trial UNDERSTANDING THE DASH DIET: From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Lake County Extension Center, Leesburg man killed Aug. 23, 2015, found a man Today, But in an interesting 1951 Woodlea Road in Tavares. member of own gang lying dead in the parking Darius R. twist, detectives believe Cost is $5 and includes materi- in rival gun battle, lot — but that was just the Alexander, that Tarver was shot by his als and food samples. Register detectives say beginning of their discovery. 22, goes own people during the gun at fcslake.eventbrite.com. Shell casings were scat- on trial on battle — either Alexander or VALENTINE'S DAY CRAFTS FOR By Frank Stanfield tered everywhere. Rival gang charges of Tarver’s own brother, Shel- KIDS: At 4:30 p.m. at Minneola frankstanfield@daily- members, Leesburg inves- Alexander aggravated ton C. Rucker. Schoolhouse Library, 100 S. commercial.com tigators determined, had assault with Security camera video and Maine Ave. Free. Call Jose- turned the parking lot into a deadly weapon and pos- witnesses tell the tale, along phine Dix at 352-432-3921 for TAVARES — Police racing a shooting gallery as the bar session of a firearm by a with bags of evidence that information. to the Jesse Black Saloon in was closing and people were convicted felon in the slaying the early morning hours of heading toward their cars. of Saderris Tarver, 22. See TRIAL, A4 NEWS BRIEFS

DELAND Cops: DeLand man attacks grandmother for drug money Changes Police have arrested a 20-year-old man and debated in charged him with attack- ing his grandmother after university she refused to give him $10 and drive him to a neigh- performance borhood to buy drugs. Jeremylee Touchton of money DeLand was charged Sunday with aggra- vated battery By Lloyd Dunkelberger (domestic) News Service of Florida and criminal mischief. TALLAHASSEE — The Touch- House is taking another look ton also at performance standards Touchton had become for state universities, after violent supporters of some schools, toward his mother, who including Florida A&M Uni- lives at the home, and ran- versity, say they are being sacked the house looking shortchanged in a system that for money while shouting denies extra funding to the obscenities. The grand- In this March 9, 2017, fi le photo, Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Naples, left, confers with Rep. Cord Byrd, “bottom three” universities. mother said he was com- R-Neptune Beach, in Tallahassee, Fla. Donalds is the lead sponsor of a proposal that would Currently, universities ing off methamphetamines allow parents whose children have been bullied at public schools to obtain state vouchers to compete annually for a pot “and is mentally unstable.” help pay tuition at a private school. [AP PHOTO/STEVE CANNON, FILE] of state performance money When she tried to go that is awarded after the outside to call 911 he fol- schools are ranked by the lowed her, grabbed her system’s Board of Governors phone, struck her on the on 10 measurements, includ- side of the face and threw ing a six-year graduation rate, her to ground injuring salaries of recent graduates, her shoulder, accord- Off ering hope retention of students and stu- ing to the arrest report. dent costs. The funds totaled $245 mil- GROVELAND Florida bill would let bullied students go to private school lion this academic year. And LCSO: Groveland man, 68, the money can provide a attacked in his driveway, significant boost to schools car stolen By Terry Spencer to the program, under a would seem like "I'm that qualify. The University Associated Press bill passed by the Florida being paid off to leave" and of Florida, which topped the A 68-year-old man try- House. Religious and sec- would let administrators rankings, earned $55 million. ing to unlatch the gate to FORT LAUDERDALE — ular private schools would off the hook. The top schools split the his driveway off County From third to fifth grade, be eligible. "The bully isn't being money based on a formula, Road 33 was attacked and Alyson Hochstedler says Hochstedler, a Tallahas- reprimanded — they will but the bottom three do not his car stolen Friday. bullies slammed her son see resident, wishes such still be there to bully other receive any state performance The man said a car pulled into lockers and punched a program had existed for kids," she said. funds. Florida Polytech- in behind his and a man him. One threatened her son, now 15 and thriv- Under the proposal, nic University, the state’s got out of the back seat to stab him. The public ing at a private school. students would be eli- newest school, does not yet with a bandana on his face. school's administration "When the conflict is not gible if their parents participate. The man tried to get back did little to stop his tor- resolved for the safety and told administrators they Finishing in the bottom into his car, but the man mentors, she says, so the welfare of the child, having had been bullied, bat- three meant FAMU, which attacked him, striking him mother of five transferred another recourse like the tered, harassed, hazed, earned $11.5 million in 2016- on the cheek. The intruder her son to private school, Hope Scholarship becomes sexually assaulted or 2017, and Florida Gulf Coast then tried to get back into using a state grant for just that ... hope," she said harassed, robbed, kid- University, which earned the car he arrived in, but low- and middle-income in an email. napped, threatened or $8 million, as well as the Uni- it took off, so he took the families to pay his tuition. But opponents whose intimidated at school. versity of North Florida, did man’s 2011 Ford SUV. The Florida Legislature children have also been The allegation wouldn't not receive any state perfor- Lake County sheriff’s is considering a proposal bullied say it would do have to be proved, under mance funds this year. deputies gave chase but that would give parents nothing to stop the prob- the House bill. The com- On the other hand, several the thief jumped out of like Hochstedler a second, lem. The state teachers panion Senate bill would schools that previously had the car and took off run- more controversial option, union agrees, saying it is require the principal's finished in the bottom three ning into the woods. especially if they aren't part of an effort to weaken substantiation. improved their academic That’s when deputies eligible for an income- public schools. A 2016 Critics say the measure performance and moved up in unleashed K9 Dando. based grant. That option study by the National is loosely written, and a the rankings. The University Lucas W. is a state-funded private Center for Education child teased or jostled once of West Florida made one of Letchworth, school voucher averaging Statistics showed little in elementary school could the most-significant moves, 20, of Lake $6,800 a year expressly for difference in bullying get an annual voucher earning $21 million in perfor- Wales was children who say they have between public and reli- through high school. mance funding. New College charged with been bullied, regardless of gious schools. Florida public schools of Florida, the smallest insti- carjacking, income. Leah Ribando's fourth- reported 47,000 bullying tution in the system, also resisting The "Hope Scholar- grade daughter suffers incidents last year, but qualified for the first time, Letchworth with violence ships" would be the migraines from the relent- with 3 million students earning $2.5 million. and battery nation's first such pro- less insults she and her statewide, that is likely a But Rep. Ramon Alexan- on a person older than 65. gram. The grants would be friends receive from a large undercount. der, a Tallahassee Democrat funded by car buyers who group of girls at their cen- The vouchers would and former FAMU student GROVELAND voluntarily redirect $105 tral Florida school. She Police: Man charged with from their registration fee said accepting a voucher See SCHOOL, A5 See FUNDING, A4 grand theft auto, had keys to stolen car in pocket

Deputies on Sunday arrested a man on carjacking and grand theft auto charges Clermont Woman’s Club purse auction a success in the 7400 block of CR 33. Timothy Kinsey, 32, and Fletcher Staff Report Players, New Beginnings, Howard Special Olympics, Take III, 21, were CLERMONT – The Stock in Children, Canine questioned Clermont Woman’s Club Companions, Clermont when depu- auctioned off more than High School Scholarships, ties found 50 pursues that had been New Beginnings, Wreaths a car sto- donated by club members Across America, Hacienda Howard len from for charity. Girls Ranch, Camp Boggy Lakeland The Clermont Woman’s Creek, Canine Companions on the property. Howard, Club has been contribut- for Independence, Take of Clermont, was charged ing to various local charities Stock in Children and South with grand theft auto and since 1927 and became affili- Lake Animal League, among possession of methamphet- ated with the GFWC, others. amine. Deputies said he General Federation of The group’s next major had the keys to the vehicle Woman’s Clubs, in 1932. Its fundraiser is the 16th Annual in his pocket. Kinsey was fundraisers have benefited South Lake Family Expo on also charged with resist- Cooper Memorial Library, April 7 at the First United ing without violence when FAITH Neighborhood Methodist Church on 7th he gave a false name. Center, Girl Scouts of Amer- Street and State Road 50. Liz Martinez , co-Chairwoman of the Purse Auction, with some ica, the Haven of Lake and of the more than 50 purses that were donated for the Clermont See BRIEFS, A4 Sumter County, Moonlight See AUCTION, A4 Woman’s Club fundraiser. [SUBMITTED] A4 Tuesday, February 13, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com Funeral Services Senate continues looking for gambling deal By Dara Kam the House, as lawmakers a minimum of $3 bil- contests are legal in News Service of Florida try to reach agreement lion over seven years in Florida, something the John Albert Davis before voters this fall exchange for the exclu- Seminoles have argued Kirkwood, sons John and TALLAHASSEE — A weigh in on a constitu- sive rights to offer craps could jeopardize a 20-year Mark who live in Maine. key player in negotiations tional amendment that and roulette at the tribe’s agreement between the His sister, Shirley Ball between the Legislature could restrict the Legis- seven casinos. state and the tribe. who lives in New Eagle, and the Seminole Tribe lature’s control over the The Seminoles have The Senate proposal Pa. Daughter Patricia said he expects “sig- historically thorny gam- long sought the additional also would allow dog Vansickle predeceased. nificant progress” on a bling issue. Galvano has games, but the bill also tracks to do away with John suffered from lung potential gambling deal been working with Rep. would legalize controver- racing but keep operating cancer and died Jan in the next few days, as Jose Oliva, a Miami Lakes sial “designated player” more-lucrative activities John Albert Davis was 13,2018, less than a year born on Feb 4,1936 in after being diagnosed. He lawmakers rush to reach Republican who is slated card games at pari-mutuel such as slots and card- Monongahela, PA. His was cremated and will consensus on — and pass to become House speaker facilities throughout the rooms, a plan known as first wife Patricia B. be put to rest at Bushnell — a sweeping proposal in November. state — a move that could “decoupling,” an element Blamer passed away Jan National Cemetery on before the session ends "I wouldn’t be going be a sticking point for not included in the House 1997. He married Patricia Friday, Feb 23,2018 at on March 9. through these efforts if the tribe and the Florida bill. Bishop Youmans in 2:00pm. Expressions of “We will have what I call I didn’t think we were House. The Senate plan, 2009. He was a Vietnam Sympathy may be made a more formal proposal making progress. Some- A House plan (HB 7067) sponsored by Regulated vet. He spent 24 years to St. Frances Episcopal (from the tribe) this week, times it’s a confluence of would ban cardroom Industries Chairman Church, P. O. Box 566, 313 in the US Air Force and to take into consideration events that bring people operators from offering Travis Hutson, does not 18 years at Portsmouth N. Grace St, Bushnell, FL. Naval Shipyard in 33513 or Young Eagles in terms of the direction to the table. I’m going the popular and lucra- address slot machines New Hampshire. He Flying Program, EAA they want to go,” Sen. to continue to work tive “designated player” in eight counties where is survived by his wife Chapter 1489- P.O.. Box Bill Galvano, a Bradenton with Speaker-designate games. Adding to the voters have approved Patricia of Bushnell, 2706, Bushnell, FL 33513. Republican who for years Oliva, and my expecta- controversy, the House allowing the devices at FL. His daughter June has played a major role in tion is that this week bill includes a sweetener local pari-mutuels, an gambling talks with the significant progress for House Speaker Richard expansion that would tribe, told The News Ser- will be made," said Gal- Corcoran by potentially require legislative action vice of Florida on Monday. vano, who is expected to steering billions of dollars to occur. Senate President Earlier in the day, a become Senate president from a revenue-sharing Joe Negron, R-Stuart, Senate panel approved in November. agreement with the tribe has indicated he wants James Randolph a proposal that includes Under the proposal (SB to education programs that included in a final Deal allowing the Seminoles to 840) approved unani- favored by the Land O’ deal, while Corcoran has James Randolph Deal 96, add craps and roulette at mously Monday by the Lakes Republican. strenuously opposed of Okahumpka, Fl. died the tribe’s seven casinos. Senate Finance and Tax In contrast, the Senate allowing slots outside of Friday, February 2, 2018. The panel’s approval of Appropriations Subcom- plan would make clear Broward and Miami-Dade Cremations Choices, the Senate package helps mittee, the Seminoles that designated player counties, where they are Groveland, FL. set up negotiations with would pay the state games and fantasy sports already permitted.

including flashes from Rucker, 32, is charged as the bottom three, regard- performance-funding TRIAL “Rucker’s extended arm,” a principal to murder, with FUNDING less if you have improved, system. reports say. possession and discharg- we’re going to penalize Senate Higher Education From Page A3 Hart, told his mother ing a firearm. From Page A3 you,” Alexander said. Appropriations Chairman the next morning, “had Several .45 casings Alexander’s argu- Bill Galvano, a Bradenton an altercation with the and an empty magazine ment has found support Republican who is spon- were still being filled ‘Zellwood Boys’ at Jesse were found near Tarver’s body president, said the in the House, with lead- soring the Senate bill, when the sun came Black, and he shot first, so body. One spent .45-cali- ranking system is unfair, ers backing a provision in said he would not object up after the 1:50 a.m. they wouldn’t shoot him,” ber bullet was recovered pitting vastly differ- the higher-education bill to studying changes but homicide. according to the affidavit. from his body during the ent institutions, like the that calls for the Board of would prefer to stick with Video shows Tarver “Victim, Alexander and autopsy. University of Florida, a Governors to create a per- the current system. and a man named Ant- Rucker are known mem- Spent projectiles were major research univer- formance-funding system “The way we’ve laid it wain Hart, 27, “exchange bers of the Zellwood Boys also lodged in three vehi- sity, against New College, based on individual school out and the way the for- words” inside the bar. gang.” cles. The probable cause a small liberal arts school. performance, rather than mula has existed since Hart immediately left the Hart had driven his affidavit said, “there were “The state university comparing the schools the beginning, being tied bar at 1:48 a.m., followed mother’s car to the bar that at least three shooters, system and how we deter- across the system. to base funding, is at this by Tarver, Alexander, night. Police pried a bullet firing two different caliber mine and how we pick “The bill eliminates point in week five (of the Rucker and another man, out of the driver’s side door handguns.” winners and losers is a very unnecessary competition session) where I would like who came to the bar with of the black Camaro. Alexander told detec- flawed system,” Alexander between universities for to see us continue to be,” he Hart. Hart is charged with tives he had gone to the said, as the House Higher the state investment in per- said last week. Parking lot cameras principal to third-degree bar, at 1850 U.S. Highway Education Appropriations formance funding because Galvano also said schools show Hart and his passen- murder and, possession 441, at around midnight. Subcommittee approved a each university will com- have moved up and down ger, Henry Weatherspoon, of a firearm by a convicted He said he didn’t see major higher-education bill pete against its own past on the performance-fund- walking to the south side of felon. anyone do any shooting. (HB 423) last week. performance,” a bill anal- ing list. the lot to a car parked near The kicker in the report Asked if he had a gun, he Alexander said there ysis says. “All universities “It is a bonus program, the highway. Suddenly, comes from the conclusion said no, “but wished he has been $719 million in will have the opportunity so to speak,” he said. “It several flashes can be seen in the affidavit. “Victim had.” state performance funding to meet eligibility require- is competitive and so it’s on the video, some from was struck from behind by Tarver, 22, was also a available over the past four ments for performance made to motivate and have where Hart and Weath- a .45 caliber, indicating he convicted felon. He was years, but some schools funding if they meet their that competitive nature.” erspoon were, and others was shot by an individual sentenced to two years in have only received a small own individual improve- Galvano also said the where the other men were of his side of the altercation prison in a 2011 burglary share of those funds: ment benchmarks.” Senate would look to be located near trash bins, (Alexander or Rucker).” and grand theft case. FAMU, $17 million; Florida However, the schools “very fair” in its support Gulf Coast, $16 million; the will have to show “con- for all universities across University of North Flor- tinuous improvement” in the entire budget, saying Admission is free to this Clermont Woman’s Club ida, $11 million; and New their individual standards lawmakers would “look AUCTION event, which offers an Clubhouse for meetings College, $2.5 million. to qualify for the state at where institutions are opportunity to meet your on the first Tuesday each “We’re picking winners funding and could risk being impacted and find From Page A3 local merchants and phy- month at 12:30. The meet- and losers and it’s creat- losing a portion of their ways to help them along.” sicians with seminars, ings feature refreshments ing a larger and larger and “base” funding if they The Senate is also sup- and door and raffle prizes and guest speakers. For larger gap,” Alexander said. regress. porting a $100 million Vendors are welcome throughout the day. information, see www. He also said it was unfair The House bill also calls increase in university per- to call Pearl at 352-394- New members are ClermontWoman’sClub. to withhold money from for the Board of Governors formance funding in the 0250 to reserve a table. welcome to come to the org. the bottom three if they to look at making all state 2018-19 academic year. The were improving academi- funding for the 12 universi- House budget maintains the cally yet still trailed the ties “performance based,” current $245 million level. top schools in the perfor- rather than just for a por- The House higher- mance-funding formula. tion of the funds. The bill education bill, with the “What we’re saying is we calls for the plan to be sub- performance-funding want you to go out there mitted to the Legislature by changes, next heads to the and improve your reten- Jan. 1. Education Committee. The tion rates, your progression A major Senate higher- Senate has passed its bill, rates, your job placement education bill (SB 4) which is awaiting action in rates, but then if you’re in would retain the current the House.

according to police. became very hostile with BRIEFS Unique R. Jackson, 19, the staff, and the vic- of Tava- tim stated that she and From Page A3 res was another nurse escorted charged the defendant out to the LEESBURG with waiting room by hold- Woman punches nurse in aggravated ing each of her arms face after being refused battery on and walking her out.” drugs, police say a medi- When they got to Jackson cal care the waiting room they A woman who was provider. released her, so she refused drugs after Jackson was brought could go to her mother, claiming she was hav- to the hospital in and Jackson punched ing a seizure punched an ambulance. the nurse in the face. an emergency room The registered nurse Jackson was restrained nurse in the face Sunday who was struck said by other nurses and at Leesburg Regional Jackson has come to a security guard and Medical Center, the ER in the past com- brought back into plaining of seizures, but the emergency room, she was not diagnosed according to the with having seizures. arrest affidavit. The nurse told Jack- Police said she would son she would not be not answer ques- getting any medica- tions, pretending to tions. “The defendant be having seizures. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, February 13, 2018 A5

together, we have laid scuttle the “Obamacare” OLYMPICS TRUMP the foundation for a new health law and sharply era of American great- cut back the Medicaid From Page A1 From Page A1 ness,” Trump said in the program for the elderly, budget message accom- poor and disabled. panying his spending The plan also reprises of fans to the exits Sunday 2017 budget enacted last document. “America is proposals from last when qualifying was called May. back to winning again. year’s Trump budget off after women’s slope- In remarks Monday, A great spirit of opti- to curb crop insurance style devolved into a mess Trump focused on the mism continues to sweep costs, cut student loan of mistakes, and Monday’s spending increases he across our nation.” subsidies, reduce pen- final started 75 minutes favors rather than the The 2019 budget was sion benefits for federal late. Of the 50 runs, 41 deficits he and other originally designed to workers and cut food ended with a fall or a rider Republicans have double down on last stamps, among other essentially giving up. The pledged to reduce. year’s proposals to slash proposals. temperature dropped to Course crew are shrouded in snow Monday as they slip “We’re going to have foreign aid, the Envi- Mick Mulvaney, the 3 Fahrenheit, with high slide to the fi nish after the women’s giant slalom was the strongest military ronmental Protection former tea party con- winds. postponed due to high winds at the 2018 Winter Olympics we’ve ever had, by far,” Agency, home heating gressman who runs the American Jamie Ander- at the Yongpyong Alpine Center, Pyeongchang, South Trump said. “In this assistance and other White House budget son won the gold medal Korea. [CHRISTOPHE ENA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] budget we took care nondefense programs office, said Sunday that by watching most of her of the military like it’s funded by Congress each Trump’s new budget, competitors struggle, and Alpine skiing, mean- course at the Jeongseon never been taken care of year. if implemented, would then completing a con- while, still hasn’t been able Alpine Center. The male before.” “A lot of presidents’ tame the deficit over servative run that paled to get started at all, leaving skiers need to vacate Also getting a boost budgets are ignored. But time. in comparison to her win- stars like Mikaela Shiffrin their rooms to make way would be border security. I would expect this one to “The budget does ning performance at the X of the U.S. and Aksel Lund for their female counter- Trump’s budget includes be completely irrelevant bend the trajectory Games just two weeks ago. Svindal of Norway waiting parts, whose speed events money to start build- and totally ignored,” down, it does move us “It has to be absolutely for their turn in the spot- are supposed to begin ing 65 miles of border said Jason Furman, a back toward balance. It petrifying, terrifying, light. Each of the first two Saturday. wall in south Texas as top economic adviser does get us away from being up that high in the races on the program — the “Now, it’s getting well as money to bring to President Barack trillion-dollar deficits,” air, and having a gust 30 men’s downhill Sunday, tight,” he said. immigration jails up to a Obama. “In fact, Con- Mulvaney said on “Fox mph coming sideways at and the women’s giant Even those attend- capacity of 47,000 and gress passed a law last News Sunday.” you,” said United States slalom Monday — were ing indoor events have add 2,000 Immigration week that basically undid Last year, Trump’s Ski and Snowboard Asso- called off hours before been tested. Long, cold and Customs Enforce- the budget before it was budget projected a ciation CEO Tiger Shaw. they were supposed to waits for buses have left ment employees and 750 even submitted.” slight surplus after a Many of the snow- begin. Both of those have workers, media and fans Border Patrol agents. In a preview of Mon- decade, but critics said boarders didn’t think been moved to Thursday, complaining. The spending spree, day’s release, the White it relied on an enormous they should have been out when things are supposed Those involved in winter along with last year’s House on Sunday accounting gimmick there. to become slightly more sports are used to this sort tax cuts, has the deficit focused on Trump’s — double counting a “You’re going up the manageable. of thing, of course. moving sharply higher $1.5 trillion plan for 10-year, $2 trillion surge chairlift and you see these The forecast calls for At the 2007 Alpine world with Republicans in the nation’s crumbling in revenues from the little tornadoes,” said more high winds Tuesday championships in Sweden, control of Washington. infrastructure. He also economic benefits of Czech snowboarder Sarka and Wednesday, although for example, strong winds Trump’s plan sees a is asking for a $13 bil- “tax reform.” Now that Pancohova, who finished temperatures are expected wiped out first three days 2019 deficit of $984 bil- lion increase over two tax reform has passed, 16th, “and you’re like, to climb to 26. of competition. At the lion, though $1.2 trillion years for opioid pre- the math trick can’t be ‘What is this?’” “I am pretty sure that 1993 world championships is more plausible after vention, treatment and used, and the Trump At ski jumping, giant soon,” men’s race direc- in Japan, the men’s super- last week’s budget pact long-term recovery. A plan doesn’t come close netting was set up to tor Markus Waldner said G was never contested. and $90 billion worth request for $23 billion for to balancing. reduce the wind that can with a wry smile, “we will Can happen the other of disaster aid is tacked border security, includ- Trump plan also prom- blow at three times the have a race.” way, too. At the 2010 on. That’s more than ing $18 billion for a wall ises 3 percent growth, optimal velocity for the Until then, he and other Vancouver Games, the double the 2019 defi- along the U.S.-Mexico continuing low inflation, sport. Didn’t help all that officials are left trying to first two Alpine races were cit the administration border and money for and low interest yields much, though: The men’s come up with contingency postponed because of rain promised last year. more detention beds for on U.S. Treasury bills normal hill final on Sat- plans and ways to get the and — get this — too-warm All told, the new detained immigrants, is despite a flood of new urday was pushed back full 11-race Alpine pro- temperatures in the 40s budget sees accumu- part of the budget, too. borrowing, underesti- repeatedly and eventually gram completed before the (below 10 Celsius). The lating deficits of $7.2 Trump would again mates the mounting cost finished after midnight. Olympics are scheduled to entire Alpine world cham- trillion over the coming spare Social Security of financing the govern- “It was unbelievably close on Feb. 25. pionships slated for Spain decade; Trump’s plan retirement benefits as ment’s $20 trillion-plus cold,” said Japan’s Noriaki As it is, logistical in 1995 were resched- last year projected a he promised during the debt. Many economists Kasai, competing at his complications are real uled for a whole year later 10-year shortfall of $3.2 2016 campaign, though are likely to find the record eighth Olympics. concerns. because of a lack of snow. trillion. his plan would reprise prospects for such a rosy “The noise of the wind at Waldner pointed out “That’s a piece of the “In one year of working last year’s attempt to scenario implausible. the top of the jump was that he needs to figure out puzzle that, I guess, for- incredible. I’ve never a way to get three men’s tunately or unfortunately experienced anything like races — the combined, is part of our world,” that on the World Cup downhill and super-G U.S. Alpine men’s speed circuit. I said to myself, — completed by Friday, coach Johno McBride ‘Surely, they are going to because there is only one said. “You’re dealing with cancel this.’” hotel right by the speed Mother Nature.”

the lead sponsor, said fund existing programs SCHOOL supporters don't want to such as peer-to-peer exclude any bullied chil- intervention, where stu- From Page A3 dren. The 2016 national dents are taught to speak study found 1 in 5 students up when witnessing ages 12 to 18 were bullied abuse. cover all or most of the the previous year. "If you really want to tuition at many religious He believes parents will get to the heart of bul- elementary schools, but seek vouchers only after a lying then we have to do many secular private string of serious incidents. things that prevent bul- schools and religious high "Parents go through a lying," McCall said. "We schools charge $12,000 a very long and painstak- know there are programs year or more. ing process when they out there that work." Supporters project think about removing McCall says it's impos- 8 to 10 percent of the their child," said Don- sible to know how much state's annual 4 million alds, a Republican from bullying occurs in the car buyers would redirect southwest Florida. "What state's private schools $105 — it costs nothing we are trying to do is with because the Legislature extra. That would divert these students who are doesn't require them to $40 million and annu- subject to these outra- report. The 2016 national ally fund about 5,800 geous acts of violence report says 21 percent of vouchers. The state's or abuse is to give them public school students Republican-controlled a path to continue their surveyed were bullied, government already has education." compared to 19 percent of one of the nation's larg- The Florida Education Catholic school students est voucher programs, Association, the teachers and 20 percent of students with 150,000 low- and union, says the Repub- who attend schools affili- middle-income students licans' goal is to expand ated with other religions and children with spe- the voucher program and and Christian denomina- cial needs or disabilities get more taxpayer money tions. The report says the receiving tuition assis- into private hands. Presi- number of students sur- tance at an annual cost of dent Joanne McCall said veyed who attend secular nearly $1 billion. if legislators want to stop private schools was too Rep. Byron Donalds, bullying they should fully small to measure.

Springs Elementary, and and gifts," Lancy said. "It TEACHER Faith Gilliland, a geometry was definitely one of the teacher at East Ridge High greatest nights of my life." From Page A1 School. On Monday, his classes Along with the honor, greeted him with high- Lancy is now nominated fives and applause for his and confused,” he said for Florida teacher of the win. when first nominated in year. Last year, Leesburg "We put the trophy in January. High School math teacher, the classroom, and I shared Lancy received the Tammy Jerkins, won the the night with them and award during a ceremony state honor. showed them pictures. hosted by the Educa- Lancy also got to drive They were ecstatic for tional Foundation of Lake home in a brand new car me," he said. "It was unlike County. donated by the Jenkins any Monday I've ever had "It was absolutely won- Auto Group of Leesburg. before. They got a little derful. The community He needed the new car to pass today, we didn't do came out and supported haul away the other good- everything we were sup- the teacher of the year ies he got including several posed to do today so we'll with gifts and funding. It gift baskets, a new office be back to work." was a magical night," said chair and heaps of gift Lancy said he and Jer- Carman Cullen-Batt, the cards and tickets includ- kins plan to have dinner foundation's executive ing Disney annual passes, soon. She promised to give director. dance lessons and a spa him some pointers on how Three finalists from day. to win state honors. 47 nominees were up for "It's hard to even explain "Back-to-back Lake the award. The other two how it feels. It's a won- County math teachers finalists this year were derful feeling. It so great as Florida teacher of the Dee Dee Bitter, a fourth- to be honored. I am over- year? Sounds good to me," grade teacher at Seminole whelmed by all the honor he said. A6 Tuesday, February 13, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com Obama jokes as his portrait is unveiled

By Ashraf Khalil flowers. The painting The Associated Press includes chrysanthe- mums, which are the WASHINGTON — official flower of Chi- When Barack Obama cago; jasmine to evoke speaks, people listen. At Hawaii, where Obama least they did when he largely grew up; and Afri- was in the White House. can blue lilies to honor But that kind of author- Obama’s Kenyan father. ity didn’t hold much sway “Being the first Afri- when it came time for his can-American painter presidential portrait. to paint the first African- At a ceremony Monday American president, it to unveil portraits of him doesn’t get any better and former first lady than that,” he said. Michelle Obama, the The portraits drew former president said wildly divergent reac- artist Kehinde Wiley tions on Twitter and cheerfully ignored almost elsewhere, with the all of his suggestions. hashtag #obamaportraits “He listened very trending throughout the thoughtfully to what I day. had to say before doing Obama opponents exactly what he always took the opportunity to intended to do,” he said. take shots at the former “I tried to negotiate less president and digitally gray hair, but Kehinde’s edit Make America Great artistic integrity would Again hats onto the por- not allow it. I tried to trait. Others dug into negotiate smaller ears Former President Barack Obama, right, and artist Kehinde Wiley shake hands Monday as they unveil Obama’s offi cial Wiley’s previous body of and struck out on that as portrait at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in Washington. [ANDREW HARNIK/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] work and found a pair of well.” racially charged paint- The final product Obamas. Michelle Obama said. had African fathers who the process of sitting for ings that showed black depicts Obama sitting in The portraits will now “Young people, partic- were largely absent from the portrait to be a frus- women holding the a straight-backed chair, hang in the National Por- ularly girls and girls of their lives and American trating experience. severed heads of white leaning forward and trait Gallery, which is part color, in future years they mothers who raised them. “I don’t like posing. I women. looking serious while of the Smithsonian group will come to this place The former president get impatient and start Among Obama sup- surrounded by greenery of museums. The gallery and see someone who drew multiple laughs looking at my watch,” he porters online, there was and flowers. Michelle has a complete collection looks like them hang- from the audience for said, “but working with a bit of grumbling that Obama’s portrait, painted of presidential portraits. ing on the walls of this his remarks, starting out Kehinde was a great joy.” Michelle Obama’s por- by Amy Sherald, shows A different set of portraits incredible institution.” by praising Sherald for Wiley said the trait didn’t resemble her her in a black and white of the former first couple Barack Obama spoke capturing, “the grace and depiction of Obama sur- enough, but the overall dress looking thoughtful will eventually hang in of his choice of Wiley, beauty and charm and rounded by greenery and tone was of how much with her hand on her chin. the White House. saying the two men hotness of the woman flowers was meant to people missed having Both artists were per- “I am humbled, I am shared multiple parallels that I love.” “chart his path on earth” the Obamas in the White sonally chosen by the honored, I am proud,” in their upbringing; both Obama said he found through the choice of House. Workers comb snowy fi eld for clues to Russian plane crash

By Vladimir Isachenkov Another Russian oper- Some regional carriers The Associated Press ator that uses the plane, in Russia reportedly have Angara, based in eastern cut corners on servicing MOSCOW — Wading Siberia, said it would keep aircraft. through knee-deep snow, flying them. The Defense Pilot Andrei Litvinov hundreds of emergency Ministry and other gov- told independent Dozhd workers searched a vast ernment agencies that also TV that the government field near Moscow on use the aircraft haven’t should help smaller carriers Monday for remains of the grounded them either. that are struggling to stay in 71 victims from the crash President Petro Poro- business. of a Russian airliner, and shenko of Ukraine also has “They are trying to save aviation experts began used that model of plane money on maintaining deciphering the jet’s two for some of his trips. their planes to prevent flight recorders. The An-148, developed going under,” he said. Investigators quickly by Ukraine’s Antonov One An-148 crashed ruled out a terrorist attack company in the early during a training flight in in Sunday’s crash of the 2000s, once was touted Russia in March 2011, kill- An-148 regional jet bound as an example of Russian- ing all six crew members for Orsk in the southern Ukrainian cooperation, on board. Investigators Urals. The air disaster but it fell into trouble blamed pilot error. has reignited questions, Personnel work at the scene of a AN-148 plane crash Monday in Stepanovskoye village, as relations between the In 2010, another An-148 however, about the twin- about 25 miles from the Domodedovo airport, Russia. [ALEXANDER ZEMLIANICHENKO/THE two countries unraveled operated by a Russian car- engine plane that was ASSOCIATED PRESS] following Russia’s 2014 rier suffered a major failure developed jointly by Russia annexation of Ukraine’s of its control system, but and Ukraine but phased exploded in a giant fireball. debris was found in nearby Officials said the search Crimean Peninsula. its crew managed to land out of production amid the The Investigative Com- trees. for victims’ remains will Most of about 40 such safely. political crisis between the mittee, Russia’s top agency Deputy Prime Minister take a week. The passen- planes built under the In September, one neighbors. for looking into such disas- Arkady Dvorkovich told gers ranged in age from 5 to cooperative agreement engine of a Saratov Air- The model has a spotty ters, said that before the a Cabinet meeting that 79, according to a list from were manufactured by a lines An-148 shut down safety record, with one crash, the plane was intact emergency teams found the Emergencies Ministry. Russian manufacturer in minutes after takeoff, but previous crash and a string and there had been no fire both flight data and cockpit Most victims were from Voronezh, with Ukraine it landed safely. And in of major incidents in which on board. Officials would voice recorders, which will Orsk, where authorities providing the engines and October, another An-148 pilots struggled to land not speculate on possible be significant to determin- declared Monday to be an many other components. that belonged to a differ- safely. The carrier, Sara- causes. ing the cause of the crash. official day of mourning. Its production in Russia ent Russian carrier suffered tov Airlines, has grounded The plane’s fuel tanks Investigators said they Saratov Airlines said the was halted last year, and an engine fire on takeoff several other An-148s in exploded on impact, have started working on jet had received proper media reports indicated but also managed to land. its fleet pending the crash gouging a deep crater and them. maintenance and passed all that some carriers, includ- Engine shutdowns have investigation. scattering wreckage across President Vladimir the necessary checks before ing Saratov Airlines, occurred on several other The plane crashed sev- 30 hectares (74 acres), Putin put off a planned the flight. The plane was experienced a shortage of occasions. eral minutes after taking off according to the Emer- trip to Sochi and stayed built in 2010 for a different spare parts. Some airlines The last major airline from Moscow’s Domod- gencies Ministry, which in Moscow to monitor the airline that operated it for reportedly had to canni- crash in Russia occurred edovo airport, and all 65 used drones to direct the investigation Monday. The several years before put- balize planes to keep others on Dec. 25, 2016, when a passengers and the crew search. Pieces of the plane Kremlin said U.S. President ting it in storage. Saratov airworthy. Tu-154 operated by the of six were killed when the and human remains were Donald Trump called Putin Airlines commissioned it Alexander Neradko, the Defense Ministry on its aircraft hit the ground and buried in deep snow; some to express his condolences. last year. head of Rosaviatsiya, the way to Syria crashed into The captain had more state agency overseeing the Black Sea minutes after than 5,000 hours of flying civil aviation, said it will takeoff from Sochi. All 92 time, 2,800 of them in an make a detailed scrutiny people aboard were killed. An-148, the airline said. of Saratov Airlines’ opera- The investigation into that The other pilot had 812 tions, but he added that crash is ongoing, but offi- hours of experience, largely the company had a decent cials have indicated it was in that model. record. due to pilot error. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, February 13, 2018 A7

Tom McNiff, editor 352-365-8250 HEALTH [email protected] Better sleep

Lack of quality sleep can lead to serious health issues By Marion Callahan More Content Now

here was a time when Marion Mass dreaded bedtime. TATTOOS She would lie in bed for T hours hoping to fall into a THINGS TO restful sleep, only to grow increas- ingly anxious as the hours passed. As CONSIDER a pediatrician with three children, the lack of sleep took a toll on her mental As tattoos and and physical health, triggering anxi- piercings gain in ety, headaches and abdominal pain. popularity, a new “When I saw it affecting me physi- clinical report cally, I knew I needed to see a sleep by the American specialist,” said Mass, who sought Academy of help three weeks into the disor- Pediatrics says “it der. “As a physician, I thought I is important for should be able to handle it all on young people to my own, but I couldn’t do it.” Above: A CPAP mask for nighttime use that carefully consider The New Britain Township, Penn- is designed to keep breathing airways open. the consequences sylvania, resident was advised to take Left: A mouthpiece that can be used to push and potential medication for a short period of time to out the lower jaw during sleep to help open risks associated help re-establish night sleep patterns the airway in the throat and prevent sleep with body and to incorporate relaxation therapies apnea. [ART GENTILE PHOTOS] modifi cations.” into her bedtime routine. Practicing good “sleep hygiene” also was a big Tips for better sleep The AAP points part of it. That meant avoiding caffeine out: after 10 a.m., steering clear of food and Good sleep habits — often referred to as screen time before bedtime and con- “sleep hygiene” — can help you get a good • The complication tinuing a good diet and exercise plan. night’s sleep. Tips offered by the Centers rate from tattoos Playing calming music and spraying for Disease Control and Prevention include: is believed to be lavender oils on her sheets also helped. rare, with the Today, at 49, Mass is a big promoter • Be consistent. Go to bed at the same time most serious being of sleep and doesn’t take a restful each night and get up at the same time infection. night for granted. Doctors and scien- each morning, including on the weekends. tists have linked severe shortages of on the person, said Dr. Michael Per- • Make sure a sleep to obesity, depression, diabe- lis, director of University of Penn- • Make sure your bedroom is quiet, dark, salon is sterile, tes, hypertension and early death. sylvania’s Behavioral Sleep Medicine relaxing, and at a comfortable temperature. clean, reputable The Centers for Disease Control Program. “People, in general, would and provides estimates that 50 million to 70 million be better off with more sleep (say • Remove electronic devices, such as TVs, instructions for adults in the U.S. have a sleep disorder, 7-8 hours). This said, everyone’s computers, and smart phones, from the care. and snoring is a prominent symptom. sleep need, ability and opportunity bedroom. “You sleep for one-third of your greatly differ, and thus what is opti- • Scarifi cation life but it’s largely ignored by many mal for one person may differ from • Avoid large meals, caffeine and alcohol “is not as highly as a health issue,” said Dr. Les Sze- what is optimal for another person.” before bedtime. regulated as kely, director of Doylestown (Penn- Sometimes less but higher qual- tattooing or sylvania) Health’s Sleep Center. ity sleep “trumps” longer, but • Establish a relaxing bedtime routine. piercing and is “Americans are sleeping one-and lower quality, sleep, he said. prohibited in some a-half to two hours less than they “Ideally, 90 percent of time in bed • Get some exercise. Being physically active states.” did 50 years ago, and there will be should be asleep,” he said. “The best during the day can help you fall asleep more health consequences to that.” thing people can do is experiment easily at night. Citing a survey tracking Americans’ with sleep duration a bit and keep sleep behaviors, the National Sleep track of how they feel and function.” Foundation said 45 percent Ameri- Fatigue and lethargy during the day HEARING AIDS cans reported that “poor or insuffi- shouldn’t be ignored, Szekely said. cient sleep” affected their day at least The lack of “quality” sleep could also can affect how fast you recover BLUETOOTH once in the last seven days. One-third lead to a variety of medical condi- if you do get sick. Infection-fighting of those surveyed reported their tions — some of which are fatal, he antibodies and cells are reduced dur- ENABLED sleep quality as “poor” or “only fair,” said. The brain and body require sleep ing periods of sleep deprivation. despite sleeping within the recom- for its restorative functions. Sleep, he During sleep, certain chemicals and Manufacturers mended number of hours a night. said, helps balance or reduce stress hormones are released that help regu- are now building But an area behavioral sleep spe- levels and even strengthen the body’s late metabolic rate and other neces- Bluetooth cialist notes that there is no magic immune system. Studies show that sary bodily functions, Szekely said. technology directly “number of sleep hours” that works people who don’t get quality sleep or “Without enough sleep, a multi- into the most for everybody of the same age. enough sleep are more likely to get sick tude of different hormones can be advanced hearing Whether more sleep means better after being exposed to a virus, such interfered with and can translate into aid microchips, daytime function and health depends as a common cold virus. Lack of sleep weight gain and lethargy,” he said. according to tryphonak. com. This lets consumers directly connect to virtually TODAY’S WORKOUT any wireless electronic device, eliminating the need to use a body- worn accessory. Hover move will challenge you

By Marlo Alleva More Content Now TIP OF THE WEEK e’ve reached PROBIOTIC month two of Wour 2018 fitness BENEFITS journey. We are ready for anything, right? It’s time Adding probiotics to raise the bar and give to your daily ourselves a challenge. regimen is an Today’s move is a reverse eff ective way hover with alternat- to improve your ing leg lifts. All you need health. Probiotics is a flat surface and a yoga are the good mat. This move is a total bacteria (live body toner, with a focus microorganisms) on the core and rear end. that live inside Begin by sitting on your your digestive mat, with your legs extended Marlo Alleva demonstrates a reverse hover with alternating leg lifts. [SCOTT WHEELER/THE LEDGER] tract and help your straight in front of you. body to function Prop your upper body onto as this is a difficult move. Take a short rest and posi- with a workout partner. properly. Probiotics your forearms by leaning If you have more in you, tion yourself for round two. Take it slow in the begin- are also eff ective back and pressing them into begin alternating leg lifts. Give yourself about three ning, and work your way for maintaining the mat. Hold your chest Keeping your core sets of eight to 10 lifts. up to the full exercise. healthy tall, engage your core and strong,and your rear end Variations of this move can populations of rotate your hips upward. lifted slightly off the mat, be performed with your rear Marlo Alleva, an instruc- benefi cial bacteria. Proceed to lift your hips proceed to lift one leg off of on the floor, emphasizing the tor at Gold’s Gym and group up off the floor, shifting your the floor. Lifting and lower- abdominals and leg lifts. fitness coordinator at Fon- — Brandpoint weight into your heels and ing. Shoot for four to five This move is great on taine-Gills YMCA in Lake- your forearms. This may be lifts on each leg while keep- its own, and even better land, Florida, can be reached a stopping point for some, ing your hips off the floor. when you want to show off at [email protected]. A8 Tuesday, February 13, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com

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SEA LEVEL Pinatubo eruption that temporarily chilled Earth Detective: Teen said gun jam From Page A1 and the climate phenom- ena El Nino and La Nina, stopped school shooting carnage and found the accelerat- “It’s a big deal” because ing trend. the projected sea level rise Sea level rise, more By Jeffrey Collins say he shot his 47-year- polite and not extremely an adult, he could face is a conservative estimate than temperature, is a The Associated Press old father at home and emotional, but appeared decades in prison. and it is likely to be higher, better gauge of climate then drove to Townville to understand him as he The Associated Press is said lead author Steve change in action, said ANDERSON, S.C. — Elementary School and told him he had the right not using the defendant’s Nerem of the University Anny Cazenave, direc- The teenager who shot started shooting at first to speak or not speak name because he has not of Colorado. tor of Earth science at the and killed a child on a graders on a playground. about what happened that been charged as an adult, Outside scientists said International Space Sci- South Carolina school One boy died, and a day. but testimony at the hear- even small changes in sea ence Institute in France, yard cried and apolo- teacher and another stu- However, defense ing could shed some light levels can lead to flooding who edited the study. gized afterward and said dent were wounded. attorney Rame Camp- on the chain of events that and erosion. Cazenave is one of the it was a good thing his “Good thing my gun bell said detectives never led to the shootings. The “Any flooding concerns pioneers of space-based gun jammed before he jammed or I would have specifically told the teen- hearing could last several that coastal communi- sea level research. could shoot more chil- shot more,” Wood quoted ager that he could talk to days. ties have for 2100 may Global sea levels were dren, a detective testified the teenager as saying as a parent or lawyer. 14 Along with two counts occur over the next few stable for about 3,000 Monday. he was put in the back of years old, needed to be of murder, the teenager is decades,” Oregon State years until the 20th cen- Anderson County Det. a police vehicle. treated differently, said charged with three counts University coastal flood- tury when they rose and Ronald Wood comments Wood told defense defense attorney Rame of attempted murder and ing expert Katy Serafin then accelerated due to Monday came during attorneys that the boy’s Campbell, pointing out five counts of possession said in an email. global warming caused a hearing to determine grandfather - who rushed he can’t do typical adult of a weapon during the Of the 3 inches of sea by the burning of coal, whether the teenager, to the school after his things like vote or serve commission of a violent level rise in the past oil and natural gas, said who faces two murder grandson called him to in the military. crime. quarter century, about 55 climate scientist Stefan charges in the deaths of say he killed his father Campbell, reading a Calls to 911 suggest the percent is from warmer Rahmstorf of the Potsdam his father and an elemen- - told officers the teen transcript of the police carnage could have been water expanding, and the Institute in Germany, who tary school student, will stayed in his room all the interview, quoted Hall as worse. A teacher told the rest is from melting ice. wasn’t part of the study. be tried as a juvenile or time because his parents saying: “If you want to emergency operator the But the process is accel- Two feet of sea level rise an adult. were drunk and he was talk, we’ll listen. If you teen was standing just five erating, and more than by the end of the century Defense attorneys being home-schooled don’t, it is what it is.” feet (1.5 meters) from the three-quarters of that “would have big effects on spent Monday morning because he was being Monday’s hearing is first graders as they tried acceleration since 1993 is places like Miami and New arguing that the teen’s bullied. to determine if the now to get back in the school, due to melting ice sheets Orleans, but I don’t still rights were violated Defense attorneys at 15-year-old boy is tried but didn’t fire or try to in Greenland and Antarc- view that as catastrophic” because investigators Monday’s hearing ques- as an adult for the killings force his way inside. tica, the study shows. because those cities can did not expressly tell the tioned each of the four of his 47-year-old father “When she was trying Like weather and cli- survive — at great expense boy that he could talk to detectives who testified and 6-year-old Jacob Hall to get all the children in, mate, there are two — that amount of rising his mother or an attorney about whether the teen at the school. he was standing right factors in sea level rise: seas under normal situa- before he confessed. knew his rights. If tried as a juvenile, behind the kids and he just year-to-year small rises tions, Nerem said. The teenager was 14 Anderson County the boy can only stay threw his arms up and he and falls that are caused But when a storm hits years old in September Sheriff’s Detective Tracy behind bars until he is 21. was saying, he gave up, he by natural events and like 2012’s Superstorm 2016 when authorities Hall said the suspect was If convicted of murder as gave up,” the caller said. larger long-term rising Sandy, sea level rise on trends that are linked top of storm surge can to man-made climate lead to record-setting change. Nerem’s team damages, researchers Prosecutors charge jail staff in inmate’s death removed the natural said. By Ivan Moreno staff should be liable after misdemeanor obstructing front of his parents’ house The Associated Press prosecutors presented an office. Prosecutors say and later firing a gun inside them with evidence. An she failed to preserve sur- a casino. MILWAUKEE — Three investigation revealed veillance video showing “Our expectation when Milwaukee County jail 38-year-old Terrill the water turned off and Mr. Thomas was brought staffers are facing crimi- Thomas had water to his lied to police about what into custody was that he nal charges for their role cell shut off as punishment the footage showed. If would be kept safe. The in the dehydration death for flooding it with a mat- convicted of both charges, allegations set forth in the of a mentally ill inmate tress in April 2016. Evans could face more criminal complaint docu- who spent a week without Supervisor Kashka than four years in prison. ment that that did not water, prosecutors said Meadors and jail deputy Meadors, Ramsey- happen,” District Attorney Monday. James Lee Ramsey-Guy Guy, and Evans had their John Chisholm said. The charges announced are both charged with initial court appearances At the time of Thomas’ by the Milwaukee Dis- neglect of a resident of a Monday, but they don’t death, the jail was overseen trict Attorney’s Office penal facility, a felony that have attorneys listed and by conservative firebrand come almost a year after punishable by up to 3 ½ The Associated Press Sheriff David Clarke, jurors recommended jail years in prison. Prosecu- couldn’t find working who resigned in August tors say Meadors ordered numbers for them. to join a political action Ramsey-Guy to shut off Thomas’ family has said committee in support of the water. he was having a mental President Donald Trump. Jail Cmdr. Nancy Lee breakdown when police Clarke was not the target Evans is charged with arrested him April 14, of the inquest because he felony misconduct and 2016, for shooting a man in wasn’t directly involved in Thomas’ death. Police detectives asked Evans in a questionnaire during their investigation whether there was any documentation showing whether the water was turned off the whole time or intermittently. The document Evans signed off on answered that “there is no documentation indi- cating this.” However, prosecutors say Evans was aware of the tape and that it showed the water to Thomas’ cell being turned off and never turned back on again. “My heart bleeds for these people,” said interim Sheriff Richard Schmidt, who was not in charge when Thomas died. “I’m a human being, I have family members. If this turns out to be exactly the way they’ve been written, it’s horrific.” Thomas’ case wasn’t the only time an inmate was punished by being deprived of water. Pros- ecutors presented jurors with jail logs document- ing two cases in which disobeying inmates had water to their cells turned off — both within a month of Thomas dying. One of the cases happened a week after Thomas’ death. Schmidt said the three staffers charged were suspended Monday and that he will determine by Friday if further discipline is warranted after his office conducts an inves- tigation separately from Chischolm’s. Jurors had also recom- mended charges against four other staffers — JorDon Johnson, Thomas Laine, Dominique Smith and John Weber — but Chisholm concluded they shouldn’t be prosecuted. He said, however, that charges are possible later against the company the jail contracts with to pro- vide health care to inmates. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, February 13, 2018 A9

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ANOTHER OPINION Rand Paul calls out colleagues’ hypocrisy

en. Rand Paul was right to put his foot down and call hypocrisy by its name. The Kentucky S Republican briefly forced a government shut- down early Friday by delaying a Senate vote required to advance the government’s spending authority. Paul was making a point that needed to be made. “I ran for office because I was very critical of President Obama’s trillion-dollar deficits,” Paul stated. “Now we have Republicans hand in hand with Democrats offering us trillion-dollar defi- ANOTHER OPINION cits. I can’t in all honesty look the other way.” He added: “I didn’t come up here to be part of somebody’s club. I didn’t come up here to be liked. … The hypocrisy hangs in the air and chokes anyone with a sense of decency or intellectual honesty.” Crazier together, when it comes The hypocrisy he referred to was mainly on the Repub- lican side of the aisle, but the label applies equally to any Democrats who believe the government’s deficit is out of to emptying the piggy bank control and that the time is long overdue to impose fis- cal discipline. Paul’s party spent eight years complaining emocrats and spend billions to incentivize before security folks at the and moaning about Democrat deficits, Democrat social Republicans made economic activity that has credit card company got wise spending and Democrat economic-rescue measures. D an important break- already happened?, one per- and shut them down, everyone The GOP largely owes its 2016 election victories to the through last week when plexed analyst wondered. forgot about the Dreamers. party’s demonization of Democrats as spendthrifts. they realized that President Silly party pooper! Why But don’t feel too bad, Now that Republicans control both houses of Congress Donald Trump will sign any does he think people run Democrats! There’s plenty and the White House, the party finally has an oppor- bill they put on his desk. for Congress, anyway? of hypocrisy to go around. tunity to impose the kinds of fiscal discipline that the It was a liberating experi- For instance, we know now Republican platform calls for. Instead, on Friday, they ence, like discovering your The name of the game that the “spending party” is just emerged with a 600-page plan that winds up outspend- parents have left you and another name for whichever ing the Democrats at every turn and pushing the federal your siblings home alone “You get some things party has a majority in Con- deficit to levels not seen since the height of the recession. with the credit cards. you like, you give the other gress. This year, it’s the Repub- Arguably the deficits run up during President Barack Within hours, lawmak- party some things they like,” licans; next year, who knows? Obama’s administration were necessary to counter- ers who normally can’t agree explained House Speaker Paul And don’t cut members of act the most severe economic crisis since the Great on the time of day had struck Ryan. “That’s what bipartisan the so-called Freedom Caucus Depression. Obama’s $787 billion stimulus package a deal to spend hundreds of compromise is all about.” any slack, unless they were was derided daily by Republicans, but it launched the millions of dollars they don’t There are other kinds of as worried about the federal nation on the positive economic trajectory that Presi- have on everything they bipartisan compromise, of debt two months ago, when dent Donald Trump now falsely claims as his own. didn’t get for Christmas. course — like the kind in which Republicans adopted the If ever there were a time for fiscal discipline, it’s now, When Sen. Rand Paul of each side gives up something biggest tax cut most of their when the nation stands at full employment and the econ- Kentucky finally went to bed it wants. Or the kind where top donors had ever seen. omy needs no artificial stimulus measures. But the nation — there’s always one goody- each side gets something that What’s that? You say all already faces a cash crunch because the GOP in December two-shoes who wants to play it wants, but neither side gets those austerity-minded fiscal forced through a $1.5 trillion tax cut (which Paul supported). the grown-up when Mom everything (“and more!”). conservatives voted for the The two-year, $300 billion package approved on and Dad are away — his col- But that’s the kind of big- tax cut? (Although in fairness, Friday and signed by Trump will force the annual defi- leagues in both parties tied a boy bargain you only have the grown-ups were away cit beyond the $1 trillion mark by fiscal year 2019. The bow on the biggest increase to strike when your par- from home that night, too.) plan busts the spending caps that Congress imposed in federal spending since the ents are home, and sober. In a just world, the price in 2013 specifically to avoid adding to the deficit. financial collapse of 2008. That was not a problem, for all this mischief would Republicans rationalize increasing deficits if it means tax The biggest package went to as it turned out. For all the fall equally on the unrealistic cuts for rich people and bolstering Pentagon spending. Dem- the Pentagon, which will get political calculations that spendthrifts who went wild ocrats justify it to ensure social welfare programs are ade- $719 billion in 2019, up from lawmakers were making when and the negligent adults who quately funded. “I love bipartisanship, as you know,” said $634 billion last year. (“We they embraced this deal in the left them on their own. Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz. “But the problem is the only time we love and need our military wee hours of Friday morn- But that’s the one respect discover bipartisanship is when we spend more money.” and gave them everything ing, no one in either party in which this analogy breaks — and more!” the presi- seems to have worried that a down, because many of those St. Louis Post-Dispatch dent tweeted succinctly.) responsible adult in the White who will ultimately foot the Domestic programs got House would spoil their fun. bill for this bipartisan spend- a commensurate 10 per- ing spree haven’t even been cent bump, including a Left behind born yet. They literally can’t long-postponed renewal of imagine what’s coming. HAVE YOUR SAY funding for the Children’s And what about the But the tab will be all- Health Insurance Program. Dreamers — you know, the inclusive — everything We welcome signed letters and guest columns. Letters should There was even a tax cut — immigrant children and their parents and grand- not exceed 300 words and columns should not exceed 500 another one, only retroactive young adults Democrats parents ever dreamed of. words. Columns need to include a recent headshot of the this time — to restore $15 bil- were ready to risk everything Everything — and more! writer. We edit for length, clarity, and grammar. Mail: Voices, lion in tax breaks that expired for just three weeks ago? P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL 34749-0007 Email: letters@daily- in 2016 for the year just ended. It seems, in the race to see Brian Dickerson of the commercial.com Fax: 352-365-1951 Why would Congress how much they could spend Detroit Free Press.

ANOTHER OPINION Trump’s pattern of chaotic behavior doomed to repeat

announces he has had enough. routine that people are less and and Bailey had given up per- believes the most well-armed Now, of course, the admin- less shocked by them. At the forming and no other circus nation in the world needs istration's top hit man for same time Porter was being of the old- fashioned variety that kind sword-flashing to chief of staff John F. Kelly has accused by his former wives, is worth such a noble stop be credible — not the gener- been forced to resign after it Steve Wynn, the Las Vegas off as 1600 Pennsylvania als, admirals, congressmen was revealed he had shown billionaire, was resigning as Ave. There's always the or city council. Sure, we have Dan Thomasson a natural proclivity for the treasurer of the Republican Soap Box Derby, but the had military parades — lots job. Staff secretary Robert National Committee because Donald has gotten a bit wide of them. But they had special Porter, whom Kelly asked to of accusations of long-term of girth for their design. meaning like the ones down f the Trump White House do the "you aren't working sexual harassment in the work So the Donald put on his Broadway with ticker tape at had been around all those out" tasks for him — and was place. The beat goes on. thinking cap and came up with the end of the Great War and I years ago, B. F. Skinner, almost a constant presence Trump himself has felt the the idea to have a parade. But World War II. But they are the preeminent behaviorist of in the Oval Office — has been noose of sexual fondling by not a parade with old vets and also costly and tend to raise his day, might not have had caught throwing a punch at a number of women and has politicians throwing out hard hackles elsewhere, not that our to build his famous box. The one former wife, his first, denied it all, although he has candy, flags and balloons to current military obligations White House is a psycholo- and roughing up his second. bragged openly about how kids and that includes dogs and and the bravery of our men gist's treasure trove proving Caught in a Venus flytrap easy it is if you are a celebrity fire trucks and three bands. don't need to be recognized. Skinner's idea of operant like so many men in important to television star Billy Bush, They already have that every Then, Mr. Trump why not theory — that reinforced positions these days, Porter who made the mistake of Fourth of July in the Palisades. join the folks in the Palisades action tends be repeated. at least moved quickly to get laughing and lost his job. No siree, Bob! There would next year for a parade that Thus, Donald Trump seems out, following former defense How do we lighten up be the biggest missiles, the may be the oldest peace- to be hiring the wrong per- councilor Michael Flynn and around here? My father biggest artillery pieces, tanks ful demonstration of true sons for his staff, continues chief strategist Stephen Ban- doesn't have a barn, so there and most of the weapons of Americana in the nation. to come up with schemes like non, both of whom are cur- is no way I could call up Judy mass destruction anyone can military parades and refuses rently causing the president Garland and Mickey Rooney imagine with marching men Dan Thomasson is an op-ed to quit creating an atmo- heartburn over the investiga- and ask them to put on a show by the thousands and bands columnist for Tribune News sphere of chaos comparable tion into the alleged Russian even if I could reach them in from every service with 7,500 Service and a former vice to only that of the Tudors. involvement in Trump's presi- the first place. We have this trombones and Robert Preston president of Scripps How- When will it stop? It prob- dential campaign last year. arrangement. I won't call leading them ... or someone ard Newspapers. Read- ably won't until he is shoved But these situations in them unless they call me. who looks like Robert Preston. ers may send him email at: out by impeachment or just public life now have become so The last I checked, Barnum But guess what? Nobody [email protected]. A10 Tuesday, February 13, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com

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Johnson determined to win 8th NASCAR championship

By Dan Gelston The Associated Press

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Jimmie Johnson has never Above: Mount Dora’s David Sealy (5) drives to the basket at a Class 5A-District 5 tournament game between Mount Dora High School and hitched a ride for an after- Umatilla High School in Mount Dora on Monday. Below: Mount Dora’s Tyler Hayes (0) makes a shot as Umatilla’s Luke Sanders (42) tries noon on a champion’s float to block at a Class 5A-District 5 tournament game between Mount Dora High School and Umatilla High School in Mount Dora on Monday. that snakes down closed city [PHOTOS BY PAUL RYAN /CORRESPONDENT] streets. The professional sports teams bask in the celebration of hundreds of thousands of Mount Dora bolts to early fans screaming in adulation and spraying beer from side- lead, tops Umatilla in walks in a frenzy as confetti flies from the sky. Class 5A-5 tournament Johnson’s top reward for winning it all, a rally once at one of his sponsor’s stores a By Frank Jolley That was Mount Dora few miles away from his Cali- frank.jolley@daily- boys basketball coach fornia hometown. commercial.com Ariel Betancourt’s thinking The NASCAR champion Monday after the Hurri- traditionally gets a party in MOUNT DORA — A vic- canes picked up a 62-45 victory lane at the season tory doesn’t have to be win against Umatilla in the finale and throws a bash at the aesthetically pleasing. opening game of the Class postseason banquet. And this time of the year 5A-District 5 tournament in It’s all good fun, but even — when a single loss could the Mount Dora gym. a seven-time champion mean the end of the season “It’s all about surviv- wouldn’t mind a parade. — it’s often best simply to ing and advancing,” said “I have to admit, that would be happy to have at least be a nice add to the NASCAR one more game to play. See LEAD, B3 champions schedule,” John- son said. “It would be really cool.” Johnson, a regular visitor to the White House when he reigned as NASCAR’s champ, had already initiated his own American Anderson wins gold in slopestyle champion’s tradition a few years back. The Associated Press began. Inspired by a chat with "We think we're the best in NASCAR official Mike Helton PYEONGCHANG, South the world," ice dancer Scott and the presidential tradition Korea — Canada skated to Moir said. "Winning this is of leaving a handwritten letter the gold it had been dream- like winning hockey and win- to the successor, Johnson ing about for four years. ning curling." started a champion’s journal. American Jamie Anderson The Canadians won the His first entry was a got another to match the one men's moguls title for the December 2011 letter to she won in Sochi. third consecutive Olympics, series champion Tony The Canadians kicked off with six-time world cham- Stewart. Johnson followed the third day of full compe- pion Mikael Kingsbury filling championship seasons with tition at the Pyeongchang the only hole in his resume. notes for Kevin Harvick and Olympics on Monday by win- In other night finals, Ireen 2017 champ Martin Truex Jr., ning the team figure skating Wust won her fifth Olympic and the keepsake is handed off competition, finishing with title and the Dutch speedskat- at the banquet. the medal they had set their ers picked up gold and bronze “There seems to be a thread Jamie Anderson, of the United States, celebrates winning gold sights on since taking silver in the 1,500 meters, biathlon when it comes back to me after the women’s slopestyle fi nal at Phoenix Snow Park at the in 2014. And, they clinched No. 1 Martin Fourcade won 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, Monday. it before the ice dance — the See NASCAR, B3 [LEE JIN-MAN/AP] third event of the day — even See OLYMPICS, B3 B2 Tuesday, February 13, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com SCOREBOARD

Hershey 51 19 25 3 4 45 128 172 19. Sarah Hendricson, United States, (86.00, NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION HOW TO REACH US PRO BASKETBALL North Division 36.00, 49.50; 88.00, 40.00, 50.50) 160.60. Today GP W L OLSOL Pts GF GA 29. Abby Ringquist, United States, (77.50, FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG NBA Toronto 49 37 11 0 1 75 164 95 19.00, 48.00; 91.00, 46.00, 49.00) 144.40. at Toronto 8 207½ Miami Paul Jenkins, Sports Editor All times Eastern Utica 49 26 14 6 3 61 143 133 at Milwaukee 7½ 208 Atlanta Email: [email protected] EASTERN CONFERENCE Rochester 50 25 13 7 5 62 145 138 SNOWBOARD Houston 2½ 221½ at Minnesota Atlantic Division W L PCT. GB Syracuse 50 28 17 2 3 61 160 136 Women’s Slopestyle at Oklahoma City Off Off Cleveland Phone: 352-365-8204 Toronto 39 16 .709 — Laval 50 18 24 6 2 44 140 172 Final Ranking at Dallas Off Off Sacramento Boston 40 18 .690 ½ Belleville 51 20 27 1 3 44 127 188 1. Jamie Anderson, United States, (83.0; at Denver Off Off San Antonio Philadelphia 28 25 .528 10 Binghamton 48 13 26 6 3 35 115 165 34.56) 83.0. COLLEGE BASKETBALL SPORTS RESULTS New York 23 34 .404 17 WESTERN CONFERENCE 2. Laurie Blouin, Canada, (49.16; 76.33) 76.33. Today Brooklyn 19 38 .333 21 Central Division 3. Enni Rukajarvi, Finland, (45.85; 75.38) 75.38. FAVORITE OPEN UNDERDOG Southeast Division W L PCT. GB GP W L OLSOL Pts GF GA 4. Silje Norendal, Norway, (73.91; 47.66) 73.91. at Butler 11½ Georgetown Schools or coaches can report game results by calling Washington 32 24 .571 — Manitoba 50 32 11 4 3 71 180 121 5. Jessika Jenson, United States, (72.26; 41.11) Ball St 2½ at Akron Miami 30 26 .536 2 Iowa 49 24 15 7 3 58 157 150 72.26. Kansas 6½ at Iowa St 352-365-8204. Submissions also can be emailed to Charlotte 23 33 .411 9 Chicago 48 24 16 6 2 56 148 136 6. Hailey Langland, United States, (41.26; Boston College 8 at Pittsburgh [email protected]. Results submitted after Orlando 18 37 .327 13½ Grand Rapids 51 26 18 1 6 59 165 153 71.8) 71.8. at Missouri 1 Texas A&M Atlanta 18 39 .316 14½ Milwaukee 49 25 20 4 0 54 140 156 7. Sina Candrian, Switzerland, (66.35; 39.8) at Nebraska 2½ Maryland 9:30 p.m. may not appear in the next day’s edition of Central Division W L PCT. GB Rockford 51 25 20 3 3 56 159 158 66.35. St. Bonaventure 3 at La Salle 8. Sofya Fedorova, OA Russia, (27.53; 65.73) the Daily Commercial. Cleveland 33 22 .600 — Cleveland 47 15 25 4 3 37 110 155 W Michigan 1½ at Bowling Green Milwaukee 31 24 .564 2 Pacifi c Division 65.73. at Toledo 9 Ohio Indiana 32 25 .561 2 GP W L OLSOL Pts GF GA Other U.S. fi nisher Arkansas 1½ at Mississippi Detroit 27 28 .491 6 Tucson 44 27 14 2 1 57 143 121 11. Julia Marino, United States, (55.85; 41.05) at Buffalo 13½ Kent St Chicago 19 36 .345 14 San Diego 44 26 17 1 0 53 144 131 55.85. at E. Michigan 5 Miami (Ohio) SPORTS ON TV WESTERN CONFERENCE Texas 50 25 18 5 2 57 148 159 at N. Illinois 1 Cent. Michigan Stockton 44 22 17 2 3 49 137 125 SPEEDSKATING at N. Iowa 4 Evansville Southwest Division W L PCT. GB Women’s 1500 Houston 42 13 .764 — Ontario 45 23 18 3 1 50 128 127 at Rhode Island 15 Richmond 1. Ireen Wust, Netherlands, 1:54.35. San Antonio 35 22 .614 8 San Antonio 49 24 19 6 0 54 134 143 Virginia 6 at Miami COLLEGE BASKETBALL WINTER OLYMPICS 2. Miho Takagi, Japan, 1:54.55. New Orleans 29 26 .527 13 San Jose 45 21 19 2 3 47 112 129 at Texas Tech 7½ Oklahoma 3. Marrit Leenstra, Netherlands, 1:55.26. 6:30 p.m. 5 a.m. Memphis 18 37 .327 24 Bakersfi eld 45 19 18 7 1 46 122 141 at Alabama 6 LSU 4. Lotte Van Beek, Netherlands, 1:55.27. CBSSN — Georgetown at NBCSN — Luge: Women's Dallas 18 39 .316 25 2 points for a win, 1 for an OT or shootout loss; at Tennessee 12½ South Carolina Standings determined by winning percentage 5. Brittany Bowe, United States, 1:55.54. Northwestern 3 at Rutgers Northwest Division W L PCT. GB 6. Nao Kodaira, Japan, 1:56.11. Butler Singles Gold Medal Final Minnesota 35 24 .593 — (not shown) not by points Michigan St 10½ at Minnesota 7. Ida Njatun, Norway, 1:56.46. Oklahoma City 32 25 .561 2 at James Madison 4½ UNC-Wilmington 7 p.m. Runs; Cross Country: 8. Heather Bergsma, United States, 1:56.74. Portland 31 26 .544 3 Saturday’s Games Other U.S. Finisher NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE BTN — Maryland at Men's and Women's Indi- Denver 30 26 .536 3½ Toronto 3, Binghamton 1 22. Mia Manganello, United States, 1:59.93. Today Utah 28 28 .500 5½ San Diego 3, San Jose 2, OT FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Nebraska vidual Sprint Charlotte 7, Springfi eld 0 Pacifi c Division W L PCT. GB MONDAY’S OLYMPIC MEDALISTS at Boston Off Calgary Off ESPN — Oklahoma at OLY CHANNEL - Medal Golden State 43 13 .768 — Hartford 5, Hershey 2 At Pyeongchang, South Korea at Carolina -123 Los Angeles +113 L.A. Clippers 28 26 .519 14 Providence 3, Bridgeport 1 BIATHLON at Buffalo Off Tampa Bay Off Texas Tech Ceremonies (LIVE) L.A. Lakers 23 32 .418 19½ Utica 4, Belleville 3 Men’s 12.5km Pursuit Columbus -114 at NY Islanders +104 Phoenix 18 39 .316 25½ Syracuse 3, Laval 2 ESPN2 — Kansas at Iowa 7 a.m. GOLD—Martin Fourcade, France at Philadelphia -154 New Jersey +144 Sacramento 17 38 .309 25½ Iowa 2, Rockford 1 at Pittsburgh -255 Ottawa +225 St. NBCSN — Women's Ice Stockton 3, Grand Rapids 2, SO SILVER—Sebastian Samuelsson, Sweden BRONZE—Benedikt Doll, Germany Anaheim -127 at Detroit +117 Saturday’s Games Lehigh Valley 5, Rochester 3 ESPNU — Texas A&M at Hockey: United States vs. Women’s 10km Pursuit at Winnipeg -137 Washington +127 New Orleans 138, Brooklyn 128, 2OT Tucson 2, Texas 1, OT GOLD—Laura Dahlmeier, Germany at Minnesota -193 NY Rangers +178 Missouri Olympic Athletes from Milwaukee 111, Orlando 104 Milwaukee 5, San Antonio 4, OT SILVER—Anastasiya Kuzmina, Slovakia at Nashville -150 St. Louis +140 Philadelphia 112, L.A. Clippers 98 Bakersfi eld 6, Ontario 5, OT ESPNEWS — Boston Col- Russia (LIVE) BRONZE— Anais Bescond, France at Vegas -201 Chicago +181 Washington 101, Chicago 90 Sunday’s Games FIGURE SKATING at San Jose Off Arizona Off lege at Pittsburgh Dallas 130, L.A. Lakers 123 Cleveland 3, Manitoba 2, OT 9:30 a.m. Team Event Updated odds available at Pregame.com Golden State 122, San Antonio 105 San Diego 4, San Jose 1 GOLD—Canada (Patrick Chan, Gabrielle SEC — Arkansas at NBCSN — Speedskating: Denver 123, Phoenix 113 WB/Scranton 3, Providence 2, SO Daleman, Kaetlyn Osmond, Meagan Duhamel, Sunday’s Games Toronto 5, Binghamton 2 Mississippi Men's 1500m Gold Medal Eric Radford, Scott Moir, Tessa Virtue) TRANSACTIONS Toronto 123, Charlotte 103 Hershey 3, Rochester 2, OT SILVER—OA Russia (Mikhail Kolyada, Evgenia 8 p.m. Final; Luge: Women's Atlanta 118, Detroit 115 Syracuse 3, Bridgeport 2 Medvedeva, Alina Zagitova, Evgenia Tarasova, Cleveland 121, Boston 99 Milwaukee 5, Stockton 4 BASEBALL FS2 — Bemidji St. at Singles Gold Medal Final Vladimir Morozov, Dmitri Soloviev, Ekaterina Indiana 121, New York 113 Monday’s Game American League Bobrova) Creighton Runs; Cross Country: Houston 104, Dallas 97 San Antonio at Iowa, late BOSTON RED SOX — Promoted Mike Roose BRONZE—United Staes (Nathan Chen, Chris Minnesota 111, Sacramento 106 Today’s Games to athletic performance coordinator/strength 8:30 p.m. Men's and Women's Indi- Knierim, Mirai Nagasu, Bradie Tennell, Oklahoma City 110, Memphis 92 Hartford at Charlotte, 7 p.m. and conditioning coach, Walter Miranda Chris Knierim, Alexa Scimeca Knierim, Alex Utah 115, Portland 96 Lehigh Valley at Bridgeport, 7 p.m. to Latin American pitching and rehabilita- CBSSN — Richmond at vidual Sprint Gold Medal Shibutani, Maia Shibutani) Monday’s Games Cleveland at Rockford, 8 p.m. tion coordinator, Devin Pearson assistant/ FREESTYLE SKIING Rhode Island Finals New Orleans at Detroit, late amateur scouting, Greg Rybarczyk senior Men’s Moguls New York at Philadelphia, late analyst/baseball research and development 9 p.m. 12:30 p.m. GOLD—Mikael Kingsbury, Canada L.A. Clippers at Brooklyn, late and Dan Madsen, Jim Robinson, Quincy WINTER OLYMPICS SILVER—Matt Graham, Australia BTN — Northwestern at NBCSN — Short Track Orlando at Chicago, late Boyd and Fred Peterson national scouting BRONZE—Daichi Hara, Japan San Antonio at Utah, late supervisors. Named Adan Severino and Rutgers Speedskating: 500m Gold MONDAY’S RESULTS SKI JUMPING Phoenix at Golden State, late Daniel Abroms mental skills coordinators, At Pyeongchang, South Korea Women’s Nornal Hill ESPN — Virginia at Miami Gold Medal Final; Curling: Today’s Games Kevin Avilla minor league physical therapist, BIATHLON GOLD—Maren Lundby, Norway Miami at Toronto, 7 p.m. Humberto Sanchez DSL pitching coach and ESPN2 — Michigan St. at Mixed Doubles Bronze Men’s 12.5km Pursuit SILVER—Katharina Althaus, Germany Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. RJ Warner minor league clubhouse assistant, 1. Martin Fourcade, France, 32:51.7 (1). BRONZE—Sara Takanashi, Japan Minnesota Medal Match (replay) Cleveland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Reed Gragnani Mid-Atlantic area scout, Carl 2. Sebastian Samuelsson, Sweden, 33:03.7 (1). SNOWBOARD Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Moesche Northwest area scout, J.J. Altobelli 3. Benedikt Doll, Germany, 33:06.8 (1). Women’s Slopestyle ESPNU — South Carolina at 3 p.m. Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. part-time Southern California scout, Mike 4. Tarjei Boe, Norway, 33:54.3 (3). GOLD—Jamie Anderson, United States San Antonio at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Ganley director/baseball systems, Bill Letson Tennessee NBC — Speedskating: 5. Simon Schempp, Germany, 33:54.4 (3). SILVER—Laurie Blouin, Canada Wednesday’s Games data architect/baseball systems, Dan Meyer 6. Benjamin Weger, Switzerland, 33:54.8 (2). BRONZE—Enni Rukajarvi, Finland SEC — LSU at Alabama Men's 1500m Gold Medal Atlanta at Detroit, 7 p.m. analyst/baseball research and development, 7. Simon Desthieux, France, 33:55.4 (3). SPEEDSKATING Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m. Aneko Knowles Bahamas scout and Alfredo Final; Luge: Women's 8. Arnd Peiffer, Germany, 34:05.8 (3). Women’s 1500 Miami at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Castellon Colombia scout. U.S. Finishers GOLD—Ireen Wust, Netherlands NBA BASKETBALL Singles Gold Medal Final Indiana at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. National League 17. Tim Burke, United States, 35:11.3 (2). SILVER—Miho Takagi, Japan Washington at New York, 7:30 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS — Named Chip Bowers 8 p.m. Runs; Cross Country: 32. Lowell Bailey, United States, 36:43.3 (5). BRONZE—Marrit Leenstra, Netherlands L.A. Clippers at Boston, 8 p.m. president of business operations. 50. Leif Nordgren, United States, 38:40.4 (5). TNT — Cleveland at Okla- Men's and Women's Indi- L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 8 p.m. American Association MIXED DOUBLES CURLING Oklahoma City at Memphis, 8 p.m. GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed RHP homa City vidual Sprint Gold Medal Women’s 10km Pursuit All Times EST Sacramento at Houston, 8 p.m. Daniel Minor. 1. Laura Dahlmeier, Germany, 30:35.3 (1). COUNTRY W L Toronto at Chicago, 8 p.m. LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Signed LHP Josh 10:30 p.m. Finals 2. Anastasiya Kuzmina, Slovakia, 31:04.7 (4). Canada 6 1 Phoenix at Utah, 9 p.m. Blanco and INF Jake Wark. 3. Anais Bescond, France, 31:04.9 (1). Switzerland 5 2 TNT — San Antonio at 5 p.m. Golden State at Portland, 10:30 p.m. WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Signed LHP Mitch 4. Marte Olsbu, Norway, 31:42.6 (4). OA Russia 4 3 Thursday’s Games Lambson and RHP Victor Capellan. Denver CNBC — Curling: Mixed 5. Hanna Oeberg, Sweden, 31:44.2 (3). Norway 4 3 Denver at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Can-Am League 6. Denise Herrmann, Germany, 31:54.7 (2). China 4 3 Doubles Gold Medal Match L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 9 p.m. NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Traded OF Johnny 7. Veronika Vitkova, Czech Republic, 32:12.6 South Korea 2 5 Bladel to Southern Maryland (Atlantic) for SOCCER 7 p.m. (3). United States 2 5 future considerations. 11:50 a.m. NBCSN — Figure Skat- 8. Lena Haecki, Switzerland, 32:16.8 (3). Finland 1 6 SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS — Signed C Brian PRO HOCKEY U.S. Finisher Wednesday, Feb. 7 Mayer. FS2 — UEFA Europa ing: Pairs' Short Program 47. Emily Dreissigacker, United States, 35:36.7 United States 9, OA Russia 3 TROIS-RIVIERES AIGLES — Signed INFs Taylor NHL (4). Norway 9, Norway 6 Oldham and Taylor Brennan. League, Round of 32, 1st (LIVE) EASTERN CONFERENCE South Korea 9, Finland 4 leg, Red Star Belgrade vs. 8 p.m. Atlantic Division FIGURE SKATING Switzerland 7, China 5 BASKETBALL CSKA Moscow NBC — Figure Skating: GP W L OT Pts GF GA Team Event Thursday, Feb. 8 National Basketball Association Tampa Bay 55 38 14 3 79 198 145 Men’s Free Skate Switzerland 7, Finland 6 MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Recalled C Justin 2:30 p.m. Pairs' Short Program Boston 54 34 12 8 76 180 131 1. Patrick Chan, Canada, 179.75. China 8, South Korea 7 Patton from Iowa (NBAGL). Toronto 57 33 19 5 71 188 159 2. Mikhail Kolyada, OA Russia, 173.57. Canada 6, United States 4 FS1 — UEFA Champi- (LIVE); Alpine Skiing: Detroit 54 22 23 9 53 147 165 3. Adam Rippon, United States, 172.98. OA Russia 4, Norway 3 FOOTBALL Norway 8, South Korea 3 ons League, Round of Women's Slalom, First Run Florida 52 23 23 6 52 147 167 4. Matteo Rizzo, Italy, 156.11. National Football League Switzerland 9, United States 4 Montreal 55 22 26 7 51 144 172 5. Keiji Tanaka, Japan, 148.36. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed CB Lou Young to a Canada 10, China 4 16, 1st leg, Juventus vs. (LIVE); Snowboarding: Ottawa 54 19 26 9 47 144 188 Women’s Free Skate one-year contract and general manager Steve Keim OA Russia 7, Finland 5 Buffalo 56 16 30 10 42 132 185 1. Alina Zagitova, OA Russia, 158.08. to a contract extension through 2022. Tottenham Men's Halfpipe Gold Medal Canada 8, Finland 2 Metropolitan Division 2. Mirai Nagasu, United States, 137.53. Canadian Football League OA Russia 6, China 5 FS2 — UEFA Champions Final (LIVE) GP W L OT Pts GF GA 3. Gabrielle Daleman, Canada, 137.14. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Re-signed DB Kevin South Korea 9, United States 1 Washington 55 32 17 6 70 173 161 4. Carolina Kostner, Italy, 134.00. Fogg to a one-year contract. League, Round of 16, 1st 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 57 31 22 4 66 176 171 5. Kaori Sakamoto, Japan, 131.91. Norway 6, Switzerland 5 leg, Basel vs. Manchester NBCSN — Women's Ice Philadelphia 56 28 19 9 65 165 162 Ice Dance Free Skate Friday, Feb. 9 HOCKEY New Jersey 55 27 20 8 62 163 170 China 6, United States 4 1. Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue, Canada, National Hockey League City Hockey: Sweden vs. Swit- Carolina 56 26 21 9 61 151 166 Norway 7, Finland 6 118.10. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Placed G Cory Columbus 55 28 23 4 60 147 155 Canada 7, Switzerland 2 zerland (LIVE) 2. Alex Shibutani and Maia Shibutani, United Schneider on injured reserve, retroactive N.Y. Islanders 57 27 24 6 60 193 210 OA Russia 6, South Korea 5 States, 112.01. to Jan. 23. Recalled F Nick Lappin from N.Y. Rangers 56 27 24 5 59 164 172 Saturday, Feb. 10 3. Dmitri Soloviev and Ekaterina Bobrova, OA Binghamton (AHL). Switzerland 6, South Korea 4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Russia, 110.43. American Hockey League United States 10, Norway 3 Central Division 4. Anna Cappellini and Luca Lanotte, Italy, AHL — Suspended Belleville F Mike Blunden two China 10, Finland 5 TODAY’S LOCAL SCHEDULE GP W L OT Pts GF GA 107.00. games. Canada 8, OA Russia 2 Nashville 54 33 12 9 75 169 140 5. Chris Reed and Kana Muramoto, Japan, MILWAUKEE ADMIRALS — Loaned D Rick Pinkston China 9, Norway 8 Winnipeg 56 32 15 9 73 179 151 87.88. to Atlanta (ECHL). Finland 7, United States 5 Have a local sporting Class 7A-District 6 St. Louis 58 34 21 3 71 167 147 Team Ranking ECHL Dallas 57 33 20 4 70 175 151 1. Canada, 73 points. Switzerland 9, OA Russia 8 event you would like South Lake at Auburn- Canada 7, South Korea 3 ATLANTA GLADIATORS — Agreed to terms with D Minnesota 55 30 19 6 66 165 156 2. OA Russia, 66. Drew Baker. to have included in our dale, 7 p.m. Colorado 55 30 21 4 64 174 163 3. United States, 62. Sunday, Feb. 11 Tiebreaker Chicago 55 24 23 8 56 157 155 4. Italy, 56. SOCCER schedule? Email details SOFTBALL Pacifi c Division 5. Japan, 50. Norway 9, China 7 Semifi nal Major League Soccer to Sports Editor Paul Mount Dora Christian at GP W L OT Pts GF GA FC DALLAS — Signed M Santiago Mosquera from Vegas 55 36 15 4 76 187 152 FREESTYLE SKIING Canada 8, Norway 4 Jenkins at paul.jenkins@ Deland, 4 p.m. Monday, Feb. 12 Millonarios FC (Primera A-Colombia). San Jose 56 30 18 8 68 165 156 Men’s Moguls National Women’s Soccer League Calgary 56 29 19 8 66 159 159 Finals Semifi nal dailycommercial.com. Lake Weir at Umatilla, 6 Switzerland 7, OA Russia 5 WASHINGTON SPIRIT — Named Jack Stefanowski Los Angeles 55 30 20 5 65 159 133 Run 1 goalkeeper coach. 1. Sho Endo, Japan, 82.72 (Q). Bronze Medal p.m. Anaheim 57 27 19 11 65 160 164 United Soccer League 2. Matt Graham, Australia, 81.39 (Q). OA Russia vs. Norway, 7 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL Foundation Academy at Edmonton 54 23 27 4 50 152 177 OTTAWA FURY — Signed G David Monsalve. Vancouver 56 22 28 6 50 147 180 3. Daichi Hara, Japan, 81.29 (Q). Tuesday, Feb. 13 Gold Medal BOYS BASKETBALL Lake Minneola, 6 p.m. Arizona 55 13 32 10 36 129 193 4. Mikael Kingsbury, Canada, 81.27 (Q). COLLEGES 5. Casey Andringa, United States, 80.73 (Q). Switzerland vs. Canada, 6 a.m. 2 points for a win, 1 point for OT loss. Top three SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE — Fined South Class 1A-District 8 Montverde Academy at 6. Dmitry Reikherd, Kazakhstan, 79.77 (Q). teams in each division and two wild cards per Carolina men’s basketball coach Frank Martin 7. Ikuma Horishima, Japan, 79.64 (Q). WOMEN’S OLYMPICS HOCKEY Pahokee at Wildwood, 6 p.m. Lyman, 6:30 p.m. conference advance to playoffs. $25,000 for comments about an offi cial that issued 8. Vinjar Slatten, Norway, 79.18 (Q). All Times EST him a technical foul. Fort Meade at Frostproof, Lecanto at Leesburg, 7 9. Marc-Antoine Gagnon, Canada, 78.38 (Q). Preliminary Round Saturday’s Games HAMPTON — Named Hank Hughes defensive 10. Choi Jae-Woo, South Korea, 78.26 (Q). Group A 6 p.m. p.m. Buffalo 4, Boston 2 coordinator and Ataveus Cash quarterbacks coach 11. Pavel Kolmakov, Kazakhstan, 78.22 (Q). W L OTW OTL PTS GF GA Columbus 6, New Jersey 1 and passing game coordinator. 12. Sacha Theocharis, France, 77.09 (Q). Canada 1 0 0 0 3 5 0 Class 3A-District 3 at Lake Mary at Eustis, 7 Nashville 3, Montreal 2, SO MINNESOTA STATE — Agreed to terms with softball 13. Anthony Benna, France, 76.43. United States 1 0 0 0 3 3 1 Tampa Bay 4, Los Angeles 3 coach Lori Meyer on a fi ve-year contract extension. Faith Christian p.m. 14. James Matheson, Australia, 75.98. Finland 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 Toronto 6, Ottawa 3 WILLIAM PENN — Announced it will add men’s and 15. Alexandr Smyshlyaev, OA Russia, 74.57. OA Russia 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 Mount Dora Christian vs. East Ridge at South Lake, Carolina 3, Colorado 1 women’s lacrosse and men’s volleyball programs, to 16. Jimi Salonen, Finland, 72.76. Group B Philadelphia 4, Arizona 3, SO begin play in the 2019-20 academic year Faith Christian, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Minnesota 3, Chicago 0 17. Troy Murphy, United States, 72.72. W L OTW OTL PTS GF GA Class 6A-District 13 at TENNIS San Jose 6, Edmonton 4 18. Bradley Wilson, United States, 62.74. Sweden 2 0 0 0 6 10 1 Sunday’s Games 19. Noboyuki Nishi, Japan, 46.04. Switzerland 2 0 0 0 6 11 1 Bishop Moore Oak Hall at Mount Dora Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 1 NR. Philippe Marquis, Canada, DNF. Japan 0 2 0 0 0 2 5 CALENDAR Tavares-Poinciana winner Christian, 3:15 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 3, Winnipeg 1 Run 2 Korea 0 2 0 0 0 0 16 Detroit 5, Washington 4, OT 1. Daichi Hara, Japan, (3, 81.29; 1, 82.30) MLB vs. Leesburg, 5 p.m. The Villages (boys) at Vancouver 6, Dallas 0 82.3 (q). PRELIMINARY ROUND Now-Feb. 16 — Salary arbitration hearings, At Kwandong Hockey Centre Eustis vs. Bishop Moore, Alachua Santa Fe, 4 p.m. Calgary 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 2. Mikael Kingsbury, Canada, (4, 81.27; 2, Phoenix. Boston 5, New Jersey 3 82.19) 82.19 (q). Saturday, Feb. 10 Jan. 30-Feb. 1 — Owners meetings, Beverly 7 p.m. Tavares at South Lake Colorado 5, Buffalo 4 3. Casey Andringa, United States, (5, 80.73; 3, Sweden 2, Japan 1 Hills, Calif. Philadelphia 4, Vegas 1 80.80) 80.8 (q). Switzerland 8, Korea 0 Feb 15 — Voluntary reporting date for pitchers, San Jose 3, Anaheim 2, SO 4. Matt Graham, Australia, (2, 81.39; 4, 80.01) Sunday, Feb. 11 catchers and injured players. Monday’s Games 81.39 (q). United States 3, Finland 1 Feb. 19 — Voluntary reporting date for other Tampa Bay at Toronto, late 5. Vinjar Slatten, Norway, (8, 79.18; 5, 78.87) Canada 5, Russia 0 players. Florida at Edmonton, late 79.18 (q). Monday, Feb. 12 Feb. 24 — Mandatory reporting date. Ocala’s Brittany Bowe Chicago at Arizona, late 6. Marc-Antoine Gagnon, Canada, (9, 78.38; 6, Switzerland 3, Japan 1 March 29 — Opening day. Active rosters reduced Today’s Games 77.40) 78.38 (q). Sweden 8, Korea 0 to 25 players. Los Angeles at Carolina, 7 p.m. 7. Pavel Kolmakov, Kazakhstan, (11, 78.22; 7, Tuesday, Feb. 13 April 17-18 — Cleveland vs. Minnesota at San Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 76.10) 78.22. Canada vs. Finland, 2:30 a.m. Juan, Puerto Rico. takes fi fth in 1,500m United States vs. Russia, 7 a.m. June 4 — Amateur draft starts. Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. 8. Dmitry Reikherd, Kazakhstan, (6, 79.77; 8, Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 58.64) 79.77. Sweden vs. Switzerland, 10 p.m. June 15 — International amateur signing period Calgary at Boston, 7 p.m. 9. Sacha Theocharis, France, (12, 77.09; 9, Wednesday, Feb. 14 closes. at PyeongChang New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 34.49) 77.09. Korea vs. Japan, 2:30 a.m. July 2 — International amateur signing period Anaheim at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. NR. Sho Endo, Japan, (1, 82.72; DNF) 82.72. United States vs. Canada, 10 p.m. opens. St. Louis at Nashville, 8 p.m. NR. Choi Jae-Woo, South Korea, (10, 78.26; Thursday, Feb. 15 July 6 — Last day to sign for amateur draft picks Washington at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. DNF) 78.26. Russia vs. Finland, 2:30 a.m. subject to deadline. PLAYOFF ROUND The Associated Press streamed N.Y. Rangers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. NR. Ikuma Horishima, Japan, (7, 79.64; DNF) July 10 — All-Star Game, Washington. Chicago at Vegas, 10 p.m. 79.64. Friday, Feb. 16 July 29 — Hall of Fame inductions, Cooperstown, live begin- Arizona at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Medal Run At Kwandong Hockey Centre N.Y U.S. speed skater ning at Wednesday’s Games 1. Mikael Kingsbury, Canada, 86.63. Quarterfi nals, 10 p.m. July 31 — Last day to trade a player without Columbus at Toronto, 7 p.m. 2. Matt Graham, Australia, 82.57. Saturday, Feb. 17 securing waivers. Brittany Bowe, of 7:30 a.m. Montreal at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. 3. Daichi Hara, Japan, 82.19. At Kwandong Hockey Centre Oct. 2-3 — Wild-card games. Florida at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 4. Marc-Antoine Gagnon, Canada, 77.02. Women Dec. 10-13 — Winter meetings, Las Vegas. Ocala, finished fifth in in Ocala. Thursday’s Games 5. Casey Andringa, United States, 75.50. Quarterfi nals, 2:30 a.m. the 1,500-meter speed And for Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. 6. Vinjar Slatten, Norway, 33.61. Classifi cation (5-8 place), 10 p.m. NBA N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 18 Feb. 16-18, 2018 — All-Star weekend, Los Angeles. skating event at the Bowe a half hour Carolina at New Jersey, 7 p.m. SKI JUMPING At Kwandong Hockey Centre April 11-14 — Portsmouth Invitational 2018 Winter Olympics or so — and Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Women’s K90 Individual Women Tournament (Portsmouth, Va.. Buffalo at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Final Ranking Classifi cation (5-8 place), 2:30 a.m. April 11 — Regular Season ends. Monday. through a break to resur- Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. (First and second jumps in parentheses) Monday, Feb. 19 April 14 — Playoffs begin. Washington at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 1. Maren Lundby, Norway, (105.50, 75.00, At Gangneung Hockey Centre April 22 — NBA draft early entry eligibility The Netherlands' face the track — Bowe's Semifi nal, 2:30 a.m. Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 55.00; 110.00, 84.00, 56.50) 264.60. deadline (11:59 p.m. EDT. Semifi nal, 7 a.m. Ireen Wust won the gold time of 1 minute, 55.54 Montreal at Arizona, 9 p.m. 2. Katharina Althaus, Germany, (106.50, 77.00, May 31 — NBA Finals begin. Edmonton at Vegas, 10 p.m. 56.00; 106.00, 76.00, 56.00) 252.60. At Kwandong Hockey Centre June 11 — NBA draft early entry entrant with- Seventh Place, 10 p.m. with a time of 1 minute, seconds, was the fastest. Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 3. Sara Takanashi, Japan, (103.50, 71.00, 54.00; drawal deadline (5 p.m. EDT 103.50, 71.00, 54.50) 243.80. Tuesday, Feb. 20 June 17 — NBA Finals latest possible date. 54.35 seconds. Japan's Then came Wust. At Kwandong Hockey Centre AHL 4. Irina Avvakumova, OA Russia, (99.00, 62.00, June 21 — NBA draft. Fifth Place, 2:30 a.m. Miho Takagi won the Bowe still has a chance EASTERN CONFERENCE 53.00; 102.00, 68.00, 51.50) 230.70. Thursday, Feb. 22 Atlantic Division 5. Carina Vogt, Germany, (97.00, 58.00, 52.50; NFL silver, and Marrit Leen- to medal. She will com- At Gangneung Hockey Centre GP W L OLSOL Pts GF GA 101.50, 67.00, 54.00) 227.90. Feb. 20 — First day for clubs to designate fran- Bronze Medal, 2:30 a.m. stra of the Netherlands, pete in the 1,000-meter WB/Scranton 47 30 13 3 1 64 158 124 6. Daniela Iraschko, Austria, (101.50, 67.00, chise or transition players. Gold Medal, 7 a.m. the bronze. event Wednesday. Then Lehigh Valley 50 30 14 3 3 66 170 155 54.00; 99.00, 62.00, 52.00) 225.90. Feb. 27-March 5 — NFL comine in Indianapolis. Providence 49 28 16 3 2 61 142 121 7. Nika Kriznar, Slovenia, (101.00, 66.00, 53.50; March 6 — Deadline for clubs to designate The event was late at there's the 500-meter Charlotte 50 27 20 0 3 57 174 152 104.00, 72.00, 52.50) 223.20. franchise or transition players. Bridgeport 49 23 19 5 2 53 136 133 8. Ramona Straub, Germany, (98.50, 61.00, ODDS March 14 — 2018 league calendar begins, free night in PyeongChang, event and the Team Hartford 51 24 20 4 3 55 145 167 54.00; 98.50, 61.00, 54.00) 210.50. agency opens, trades allowed. South Korea, but was Pursuit. Springfi eld 51 22 27 1 1 46 145 163 U.S. Finishers PREGAME.COM LINE March 25-28 — Annual league meeting, Orlando. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, February 13, 2018 B3

“Going into it, I was like Jaguars removing tarps, OLYMPICS a train and I was like, ‘Get on the tracks and get some From Page B1 speed,”’ she said. “And, changing uniforms for 2018 I tripped a couple times. the 12.5-kilometer pur- I don’t know if you could By Ryan O’Halloran suit, and Maren Lundby of tell. It was more something GateHouse Media Services Norway won the women’s I could feel, but to nail it the ski jumping normal hill. way I did, even out of the JACKSONVILLE — The Anderson showed she’s corner of my eye, I could Jaguars rolled out a sweep- tops in women’s slope- see my teammates stand- ing announcement Monday style, defending her title ing out of excitement. that included removing tarps from the 2014 Games and “And at that moment, I from the upper deck of Ever- becoming the first female wanted to stop the music Bank Field for all games in snowboarder to win two and get off, but I still had 2018, plans to change their Olympic golds. my whole program ahead uniforms and the return of That came despite some of me.” loyalty pricing for season big-time weather concerns Nagasu had landed triple ticket members. that caused a 75-minute axels in previous competi- All seats will be on sale at delay, left the course tions, but never in such a the stadium for the first time unpredictable and sparked pressure-packed situation since 2005 as the Jaguars look criticism from some com- as the Olympic stage. She to take advantage of their petitors and analysts. joined Japan’s Midori Ito first division title since 1999, “I was trying to keep the and Mao Asada as the only their first playoff appearance spirits high, like, ‘Let’s run women to land triple axels since 2007 and their attractive it,”’ Anderson said. “A during the Olympics. home schedule (New England handful of the girls were and Pittsburgh). The Jacksonville Jaguars will have a new look for the 2018 season. like, ‘No, it’s not safe’ and Keeping her cool In a statement, Jaguars The uniform re-design will be revealed this spring. [STEPHEN B. things like that. It’s not like president Mark Lamping MORTON/AP FILE] what we’re doing is safe Anderson was one of the said: “Getting rid of the tarps anyhow.” few riders in the final to has been our goal since Shad Current club, suite and ter- blacked out the following four The windy conditions navigate the tricky series Khan purchased the team in race club season ticket holders seasons before an additional postponed the women’s of rails and jumps safely as 2012. Given the strength of who renew their seats will seven were blacked out during giant slalom until Thurs- the wind wreaked havoc on our home schedule and the receive an authentic 2018 per- the 2009 season. The Jaguars day, the same day as the field. enthusiasm from the com- sonalized Jaguars jersey. haven’t had a blackout since. the already-postponed She posted a score of munity, we will move forward The Jaguars also announced The tarps became a hot men’s downhill at the 83.00 in her first run, then without the tarps in 2018. Our lower concession pricing. topic earlier this year when Pyeongchang Olympics. washed out in her second — fans created a real home field Items such as hot dogs, pret- the Jaguars received special In Gangneung, the Cana- with the gold medal already advantage for our final 2017 zels, popcorn, nachos, bottled permission from the NFL dian skaters entered the day wrapped up. regular season games and soda and fountain drinks and two corporate sponsors with a big lead and never Laurie Blouin of Canada home playoff appearance. We will cost $5 throughout the to remove them ahead of were threatened despite finished second, with Fin- want to make sure that same stadium. The Jaguars are fol- their wild-card playoff game some outstanding individ- land’s Enni Rukajarvi third. home field advantage is a real- lowing the model adopted by against the Buffalo in January. ual performances by Mirai ity every time the Jaguars take the Atlanta Falcons in 2017 at Removing the tarps created Nagasu, who became the High-fi ve for Wust the field this fall by giving fans their new stadium. 3,501 additional seats for the first American woman and access to even more afford- All season ticket holders franchise’s first home playoff third overall to land a triple Wust won her fifth able tickets. Season tickets in have until March 9 to renew. game in 18 years. axel at the Olympics, and Olympic gold medal, using these newly opened areas will Loyalty pricing remains The additional seats sold Russian Alina Zagitova, who a stirring last lap to set a be priced at $45 per game.” in-effect, meaning current out in six minutes. The capac- soared to a first-place finish time of 1 minute, 54.35 sec- The Jaguars announced they members always pay less than ity for the win over Buffalo in the women’s free skate. onds. She jumped into the have taken more than 5,000 new buyers in the same sta- was 69,132. The top spot was arms of her coach when deposits for new purchasers dium seating category. Shortly after purchasing clinched for Canada when Miho Takagi of Japan fin- looking to secure their seats. Also, the cost of parking at the team, Jaguars owner Shad Gabrielle Daleman finished ished 0.20 seconds behind By comparison, the number all Jaguars-controlled lots will Khan told the Times-Union: third, giving her country 63 in the last pairing to pre- was only 700 at this time last remain the same. “To me, every day I look at the points to 58 for the Russians vent another Dutch sweep year. tarps, it is like underachiev- with only the ice dance of the medals. Season ticket prices in 2018 Tarps ing, and I can’t wait to be able remaining. The United Marrit Leenstra picked will increase by an average of to do that [remove the tarps].” States repeated its show- up bronze for the Nether- 10.9 percent, although that Former Jaguars owner ing in the 2014 Sochi Games lands, which has six of nine increase varies across seat- Wayne Weaver couldn’t resist Uniforms with a bronze medal. medals awarded so far. ing areas. The team projects installing tarps after five “We have such an that the Jaguars’ 2018 aver- home games were blacked out The uniform combination incredible, strong team,” King of moguls age ticket price will still rank on local TV during the 2004 will be the third in Khan’s six Daleman said, “and I’m in the bottom eight of all 32 season, part of a concerning years of ownership. proud to say we’ve won and Kingsbury, who wears NFL teams. Once available, lack of interest in the strug- In 2012, Khan’s first year, I’m prouder to have been a T-shirt that reads “It’s new season tickets will start gling franchise. the Jaguars kept their uni- part of it.” Good To Be The King” as low as $45. This is the first The Jaguars reduced their forms before unveiling a underneath his skiing gear time in 10 years that a major- seating capacity by almost two-toned helmet in April Nailed It and was a silver medal- ity of ticket categories in the 10,000 for the following 2013. ist in Sochi four years ago, stadium will experience a season — from 76,877 to its The Jaguars’ helmet – part Nagasu made some figure posted a score of 86.63 to price increase. current 67,164 — by covering gold/part black – was a first skating history, accom- win his first Olympic gold. The uniform re-design multiple upper-level sections. in the NFL and remained plishing her rare feat just 21 Matt Graham of Australia will be revealed this spring. Only three games were the only two-toned helmet. seconds into the women’s took silver and Daichi Hara free skate. She was the first of Japan earned bronze, of the five women to skate each picking up the first and led her routine with the medal for their countries triple axel. at the games. led by as many as 25 points. tempo and try to find a way LEAD Even though they never to slow them down,” said trailed, the Hurricanes clung Betancourt. “We have to From Page B1 to an uneasy 11-point lead take care of the basketball — (36-25) at halftime. After the which we didn’t always do His contributions were Betancourt. “We played break, Mount Dora put the (Monday) — take advantage of GLOVER good enough to earn a spot sloppy, but our kids played game away by holding Umatilla the opportunities we get, like on the Daily Commercial’s hard. A win is a win and we’ll scoreless for the first 5 minutes, getting to the free-throw line. From Page B1 All-Area second team. take this one and start get- 30 seconds of the second half. We hit only 50 percent (16 of ting ready for The Villages on The Hurricanes defensive 32) against Umatilla and we blasted 19 home runs in Courtney Rotton, University Wednesday.” effort in the second half turned definitely can’t afford to do three seasons with the Pan- of Central Florida Mount Dora (8-18) led from the fourth quarter into little that against The Villages.” thers and stole more than start to finish. The Hurricanes more than a formality. Umatilla, which wrapped up 40 bases in her prep career. Hitting a softball has showed more patience on the Mount Dora controlled the its season with a 2-23 record, As a junior, she helped never been an issue for offensive end and enjoyed tempo for most of the game. was led by Kye’ Shaun Neal the Panthers reach the Courtney Rotton. more production in the paint The Hurricanes were able to with a game-high 24 points. Class 5A-Region 4 cham- The University of Cen- than Umatilla, which seemed run whenever they wanted and Alex Cruz added 11. pionship game. tral Florida senior, a former content to load up and fire use a half-court attack when Mount Dora was led by East Ridge standout, is away from distance. desired. Tyler Hayes and David Sealy Maurice James, Lake- looking to close out her In fact, Umatilla hit five With the opportunity to with 10 points apiece. Bran- Sumter State College college career with same 3 pointers in the first half, play in the district semifinals don Dickey scored eight flourish she demonstrated which kept the Bulldogs in their home gym, Betan- points and Austin Chandler Student athletes do in her previous three sea- within striking distance. court began game-planning dropped in seven. not have to play football sons there. After intermission, the for The Villages — district’s Wednesday’s semifinals at South Sumter High Rotton helped the Hurricanes’ defense got up top seed — immediately after will begin at 5:30 p.m. when School to earn college Knights to a 3-2 record in tight on Umatilla’s bombers, Monday’s win. The Buffalo South Sumter faces Ocala scholarships. the team’s opening week- almost daring them to drive present unique challenges, Trinity Catholic, followed Maurice James is among end, hitting .286 with two into the paint … and the strat- particularly with high-scoring by Mount Dora’s clash with those who have proven that RBIs and two runs scored. egy worked. junior Tre Mann, who scored The Villages. All games in the to be true. She had a two-hit game on In the second half, the Bull- 30 on Thursday in little more district tournament, includ- The former South Sumter Friday against Butler and dogs hit on only two 3 pointers than three quarters against ing the championship game at baseball standout has recorded at least one hit in and Mount Dora steadily built Wildwood. 7 p.m. Friday, will be played in gotten off to a blistering three of the five games. on to its lead. The Hurricanes “We’ll have to control the the Mount Dora gym. start at Lake-Sumter State Even though it’s early in College. In his first five the season, Rotton will have games with the Lakehawks, to pick up the pace to main- James is hitting .318 with tain her streak of raising her one RBI, three runs scored batting average each year at Or, is the handwriting on a career-worst four top- and three stolen bases. UCF. NASCAR the wall that a new crop of fives and finished 10th in the James has three multi-hit After opening with a stars is ready to deny Johnson standings. games in his first five games .178 average as a fresh- From Page B1 another title for as many years There are about 30 other and has played flawlessly in man, Rotton hit .292 in her as he has left? drivers in the Daytona 500 the field, recording 11 put sophomore year and .312 as Believe that at your own field who would love to craft outs in that span. a junior. about me having more entries risk. that kind of season. At Hen- He did not play football Rotton has also hit for than anyone else,” Johnson “I signed up for three more drick Motorsports, long at South Sumter, choosing power with UCF. She said with a laugh outside his years and I feel like I have the the class organization of instead to concentrate on blasted two homers in motorhome. “That kind of team and the ability to win all NASCAR, Johnson and crew baseball. As a sophomore, her freshman and sopho- finds its way in each time I three of them,” Johnson said. chief Chad Knaus were con- James hit .304 and helped more seasons and added get it back.” “We won five in a row and I sidered underachievers with the Raiders reach the Class three more in her junior The journal is thick enough want to believe in three in a the No. 48 Chevrolet. 5A state semifinals in Fort campaign. for quite a few more lines row.” The Chevy ran slower in the Myers. In her first three seasons of teasing, well wishes and Johnson was never really second half of the season, and As a senior, James hit at the next level, Rotton had advice left to be composed. a serious contender in 2017 the team could never click and .263 with 12 RBIs and 21 70 RBIs. But the question looms for the to push past Dale Earnhardt go on their traditional late- stolen bases and paced At East Ridge, Rotton hit 42-year-old Johnson, can he and Richard Petty and win season surge; consider he won South Sumter to the .514 as a senior with seven still fill the blank pages left as his record eighth NASCAR three of the final seven races Class 5A-Region 4 cham- homers and 29 RBIs. She he comes off the worst season crown. He won three races in ‘16 to clinch his seventh pionship game against won back-to-back Most of his career? (but none after June), had championship. Orlando Bishop Moore. Valuable Player honors. B4 Tuesday, February 13, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com COMICS

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Wife loses lust for husband, but wants to save marriage ›› BRIDGE DEAR ABBY: I'm not band and I moved to a I'm wondering if it would A case of finessitis attracted to my husband. new town last year and be better to just let it go. I love him and don't JEANNE are working on settling in Would it be rude to not South dealer. lowed low. West took his king, cashed want to live without him, PHILLIPS and making friends. Our reciprocate, or must I Neither side vulnerable. the diamond jack and returned a but I do not want to be way has been to accept suck it up? If we must NORTH spade. physically intimate with DEAR every invitation offered have them over, how do I ♦ AK 3 After winning the spade, South him. I know it is unfair in hopes of building ensure the second dinner ¥10 9 6 drew-' trumps, ending in his hand, then to him, and I have tried relationships in this small goes better than the first? ♦ 84 led the club queen and let it ride. East everything from antide- community. We hope to live here for a ♦AJ 9 7 3 won with the king and cashcd his DEAR AVOIDING IT: I WEST EAST queen of spades for down one. pressants to meditation We recently had dinner long time. -- DIFFERENT IN to diet, but nothing can't wave a magic wand THE WEST ♦ J 8 4 ♦Q 10 7 5 Granting that South was unlucky and make you more at the home of a neigh- VK5 3 ¥82 to find both the king of hearts and works. DEAR DIFFERENT: Do I used to have a high physically attracted to bor couple who were ♦ 0 J 10 2 ♦ K 9 6 5 3 king of clubs badly placed, the fact the right thing and invite libido, but I haven't your husband. I can very welcoming, but we ♦864 +K2 remains that he was guilty of finessi­ the couple for dinner. SOUTH tis. Neither finesse was needed to wanted to have sex with suggest that the most quickly realized the four It does not have to be ♦ 962 make the contract, but one of them him in years. We do sensitive sexual organ in of us have absolutely nothing in common. in your home -- a nice ¥ A Q J 7 4 was clearly responsible for doing him it maybe two or three a woman's body resides in. restaurant would do. If ♦ A7 times a month because between her ears. Making conversation ♦ Q 105 After winning the diamond lead. the evening was as un- I force myself to, but it However, I am not through the meal and The bidding: South should play the ace and a low comfortable as you have is unpleasant for me. He qualified to diagnose coffee taxed all of our South West North East heart, willingly conceding a trick to described, they may not doesn't want to guilt me whether your problem small-talk skills, and 1 ¥ Pass2 ♦ Pass the king. West can win. cash a dia­ accept your invitation. 3 ♦ Pass 3 ¥ Pass mond and shift to a spade, but declarer into sex and hates that I may be of a physical there were many painful force myself, but he has a But if they do, a way to 4 ¥ is now in the driver’s seat. He takes nature. That's why I'm silences. Any foray into very high libido. make conversation flow Opening lead — queen of diamonds. the spade, draws trumps and tries the advising you to ask your current events, family We are in our mid-20s more easily might be to The finesse is undoubtedly one of club finesse. Although the finesse doctor to perform a life -- even gardening -- the most formidable weapons in loses. South can win any return and and I know this is killing revealed stark differences include another couple. declarer's bag of tricks, and many discard his spade loser on one of him -- and us. I am at- thorough physical exam- ination. If he or she finds that brought conversa- thousands of contracts are made dummy's clubs. tracted to some (but very Dear Abby is written by nothing amiss, ask the tion to a screeching halt. every day thanks to a succcssful By leading a spade to dummy at few) others -- just not to finesse or two. However, it is also trick two in order to try the nones­ doctor -- or your health We made an excuse to Abigail Van Buren, also him. I have always been go home early and sent a known as Jeanne Phillips, true that many other contracts fail sential heart finesse, South gave the more emotionally attract- insurance company -- to thank-you note the next and was founded by her because declarer took a finesse that defenders an opening they could ed to women than men, refer you to a licensed should not have been taken. exploit, and they took full advantage day. but I don't think that mental health profes- mother, Pauline Phillips. Consider this case where South of it. West was able to develop a is it. I need help before sional who can help you Usually, I think a Contact Dear Abby at went down in four hearts. 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MARKET WATCH Stocks Dow 24,601.27 ▲ 410.37 Nasdaq 6,981.96 ▲ 107.47 S&P 2,656.00 ▲ 36.45 power Russell 1,490.98 ▲ 13.15 NYSE 12,560.12 ▲ 154.30 up; Dow COMMODITIES REVIEW jumps 410 Gold 1,324.20 ▲ 11.10 Silver 16.548 ▲ .432 By Marley Jay Platinum 972.80 ▲ 11.30 The Associated Press Copper 3.0775 ▲ .0530 Oil 59.29 ▲ 0.09 NEW YORK — Stocks pow- ered higher Monday, sending MARKET MOVERS the Dow Jones industrial average up 410 points, as the • CSRA Inc.: Up $9.57 to $40.39 market clawed back more of — The information technology Anki Cozmo coding robot is on display Jan. 10 at CES International in Las Vegas. Cozmo, which its massive losses from the company agreed to be bought debuted in 2016, now comes with an app called Code Lab that allows kids to drag and drop previous two weeks. by General Dynamics for blocks of code that control its movements and animations. [JAE C. HONG/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE Apple jumped 4 percent almost $7 billion. PHOTO] and led a rally in technology • Twenty-First Century Fox Inc.: companies, while industrial Up 67 cents to $36.40 — The companies, banks, and con- Wall Street Journal reported sumer-focused companies that Comcast could make an like retailers also rose. offer for Fox’s entertainment Netflix and Amazon surged divisions. Machine learning again as stocks that led the market higher in 2017 recov- BRIEFCASE ered more of the ground they Reviewing robot toys example, to “go straight” or 2016. It now comes with an lost recently. Energy com- MADISON, N.C. that aim to teach “turn left.” app called Code Lab, which panies got some relief as oil Gun maker Remington points your kids how to code Kids can bunch together a allows kids to drag and drop prices turned higher. All of to bankruptcy court number of commands into blocks of code that control that helped stocks build on By Ryan Nakashima what’s called a function its movements and anima- the market’s gains from late Remington, the gun maker The Associated Press and can also make Cubetto tions. They can even access Friday. beset by falling sales and law- repeat actions in a loop. facial and object recognition Some market watchers say suits tied to the Sandy Hook LAS VEGAS — You’ve Pros: Good for parents who functions enabled by Coz- the recent bout of turbulence Elementary School massacre, seen apps and toys that want to avoid more screens mo’s front-facing camera. may not be over. Jim Paulsen, has reached a financing deal promise to teach your child Cons: Doesn’t offer an Cozmo, recommended for chief investment strategist that would allow it to continue to code. Now enter the immediate path to real kids aged 8 and up, looks like for the Leuthold Group, said operating as it seeks Chapter robots. coding a little tractor and can pick he thinks stocks and bonds 11 bankruptcy protection. At the CES electronics Online: https://www.pri- up interactive cubes, which will fall further as investors The maker of the Bushmas- show in January, coding motoys.com are included. consider the likelihood that ter AR-15-style rifle used in robots came out in force. Part of its appeal are interest rates will keep rising the Connecticut shooting One convention hall area Root the twitches and tweets and inflation will increase. that left 20 first-graders and was packed with every- that make it seem like an Inflation and higher wages six educators dead in 2012 thing from chip-embedded, Root Robotics’ flattish, energetic pet, according can cut into company profits, said Monday that the agree- alphabet-like coding blocks hexagonal droid has down- to Boris Sofman, the CEO and higher interest rates slow ment with lenders will reduce to turtle-like tanks that ward-facing scanners, and co-founder of Cozmo down economic growth. its debt by about $700 million draw on command. magnetic wheels, touch- maker Anki, based in San “The catalyst behind this and add about $145 million in Of course, no one can reactive panels, lights, Francisco. bull market up until maybe new capital. really say how well these motion sensors, and a pen- Pros: Its expressive eyes the last year or so has just been The company was cleared coding bots teach kids, or grabbing hole in the center and movements make it the ability of this economy to of any wrongdoing in the even whether learning to of its body. seem like a little R2-D2 grow, even if it’s very slug- shooting, but investors code is the essential life skill Controlling it does require Cons: Because it’s so full of gishly (...) without creating repulsed by the massacres that so many in the tech a screen. personality, there might be any negative consequences for distanced themselves from industry claim. After all, by The Cambridge, Mas- a disconnect between pro- the financial markets,” he said. the company’s owner, the time today’s elemen- sachusetts, company also gramming it to do things and Paulsen said the consumer investment firm Cerberus tary-school kids are entering claims kids don’t need to just letting it be itself prices report Wednesday or Capital Management. Cer- the workforce, computers be able to read and can start Online: https://www. the February employment berus acquired the gun maker may well be programming playing with Root at age 4. anki.com/en-us/cozmo report due next month could in 2007, just when gun sales themselves. Root draws, moves, sees both have major effects on the began to skyrocket. But experts like Jeff Gray, and reacts to touch and Evo market. a computer science pro- various other commands. The Standard & Poor’s 500, FALLS CHURCH, VA. fessor at the University of Kids can use Root to start This dome-shaped, the benchmark for many index General Dynamics to buy Alabama and an adviser to drawing lines and progress wheeled dynamo about the funds, gained 36.45 points, or CSRA for almost $7 billion the nonprofit coding edu- to creating snowflake-like height of a few fingers looks 1.4 percent, to 2,656. The Dow cation group Code.org, say mathematical patterns for direction right out of the climbed 410.37 points, or 1.7 The defense contractor kids can derive other ben- called fractals. box — and comes equipped percent, to 24,601.27. It had General Dynamics will spend efits from coding robots Co-founder Zee to follow around any finger risen as much as 574 earlier, almost $7 billion to acquire and similar toys. They can, Dubrovsky says his daugh- placed before its frontal led by big gains for Boeing and CSRA with the Trump admin- for instance, learn “persis- ter began coding with Root camera. Apple. istration pushing defense tence and grit” when the at age 4, and progressed up “We want kids to imme- The Nasdaq compos- spending aggressively higher. toys inevitably do something to the point where her robot diately engage with a robot,” ite advanced 107.47 points, Shares of CSRA Inc., an unintended, he says. drew her name on a white- says Nader Hamda, founder or 1.6 percent, to 6,981.96. internet technology company, So if you’re in the market board in school. and CEO of Evo’s maker, The Russell 2000 index of soared 31 percent in midday for a coding robot that Pros: Sturdy frame; kids Redondo Beach, California- smaller-company stocks rose trading. teaches and maybe even can progress from graphi- based Ozobot. 13.15 points, or 0.9 percent, to As part of a $4.4 trillion entertains, here’s a look at cal block-based codes to The robot makes sounds, 1,490.98. budget for next year unveiled four that were on display at text coding flashes lights, moves and It took just nine days for Monday, President Donald CES. But beware: None of Cons: Requires lots of can sense and react to its stocks to plunge 10 percent Trump requested a record them are cheap. clean, flat surface area, environment. from their latest peak, which $686 billion for the Penta- preferably whiteboards. An app helps kids — aged 8 was reached on January 26. A gon, a 13 percent increase Cubetto Root has three difficulty and up — program Evo to do drop of that size is known on from the 2017 budget enacted levels, some of which wade what they want. The bot’s Wall Street as a market “cor- last May. London-based Primo into deeper math, so paren- downward facing scanners rection.” According to LPL “We’re going to have the Toys, the makers of this tal time commitment could also let it follow lines drawn Financial, it was the swiftest strongest military we’ve ever mobile wooden block, be considerable. The Kick- on regular paper, some move from a record high to a had, by far,” Trump said. “In believes kids can learn starter-launched company of which embody coding correction in the history of the this budget we took care of the coding concepts at age 3 has taken a while to ship instructions. For instance, S&P 500. The index rose 1.5 military like it’s never been before they can even read. items, so delivery could be blue-black-blue gets it to percent Friday but still wound taken care of before.” And they don’t even need a delayed speed up; green-red-green- up with its worst weekly loss in Next year, the figure screen. Online: http://www. red tells it to spin. more than two years. is expected to jump to The “Cubetto” block on codewithroot.com Pros: It’s cheaper than Despite the two-day recov- $716 billion. wheels responds to where other coding bots ery, the S&P 500 is down 7.5 Shares of defense contrac- chip-embedded pieces are Cozmo Cons: It doesn’t do quite as percent from its record high, tors all moved higher. put on a wooden board. much as other bots and investors expect far more Different colors represent This bundle of personal- Online: https://ozobot. volatility in the stock market The Associated Press different commands — for ity on wheels debuted in com than they did two weeks ago. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, February 13, 2018 B7

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