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Two brothers in Rio are living over the edge - literally: sleeping, started. working and eating on the side of building 33 feet up in the air.The two Partnership focuses spend 12 hours a day attached to a bright red-and-yellow wall as part of on improved care an art exhibit. If nature calls, they can scramble over the verandah of a CAITLIN BUSH neighboring art gallery, where an Contributing Writer indoor bathroom awaits. They have been hanging out wall-side since Despite gloomy weather, spirits May and plan to continue the display_ were not dampened on Friday • u~til Au .~9. ... ~~.lt'J\"11 morning at the groundbreaking for a partnership building between
I - UCF and the military in Central Florida Research Park. The building will create thou sands ofjobs · and also be the home Breaking to laboratories for a variety of news on modeling and simulation research. your cell Donning golden hard hats, • President John C. Hitt;, Orange ; . Get UCF news sent to your cell County Commissioner Bill Segal, phone. Just text the keyword Sen Dan Webster and Walt Dis- . UCFNEWS to 44636. SHAUN BEVAN/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Andy Rattner, a senior hospitality management major, received a free tour of Italy with fellow PLEASE SEE UCF ON AS AROUND CAMPUS, A2 student Jeffrey Barrientos from June 6-14 to explore culture and cuisine as part of a scholarship. HELP DELIVER SANDWICHES TO THE - HOMELESS MONDAY Hospitality students selected for Help make sandwiches and deliver them to the homeless at Lake Eola ·scholarship,_trip_to Italian winery Monday from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 JESSICA CAMPBELL p.m. Participants are asked to Contributing Writer either bring a loaf of bread or a jar of PB&J to the Lake Claire Pavilion. WO UCF students enjoyed afree taste of Italy June 6 to June 'T 14 - literally. _ · Andy_Rattner, senior general hospitality management major, and Jeffrey Barrientos, senior food service and restau LOCAL & STATE, A2 rant major, experienced Italian food, wine and culture asp~ RACE ORGANIZERS of a scholarship from the Banfi Vmtners Foundation "We were def'mitely in Italy," Barrientos said. "You could feel it. You NOT RESPONSIBLE could smell it. You could taste it. Every component, every facet ofthe trip CAITLIN BUSH / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE was amazing." . President John C. Hitt and Sen. Dan Webster ) FOR MAN'S DEATH break ground on Partnersh!P Ill on Friday. A committee selected Rattner and Barrientos based on major stand Ajury has determined that the ing, credit hours, GPA and an essay. · organizers of the 2006 Florida "Both students have shown a big interest in wine, and both work in lronman were not responsible for the hospitality industry," said Frank Juge, a hospitality management pro the death of a 35-year-old Barney fessor and coordinator of the Banfi Foundation Scholarship for Rosen UCFADLab Rice, a Montana m·an who College. collapsed during the race. The Mariani family, who owns Banfi Vmtners, is very committed to education. Juge said The family started a foundation to award scholar students' art ships to students and faculty to 13 different colleges and universities 'You'll be SHERIFF: SUSPECT IN throughout the nation The scholarship includes educational tours. of selected for COUPLE'S SLAYING Italian wine country, participation in an Italian cooking school, a visit to much,much a Parmesan cheese dairy, and a visit to a balsamic vinegar producer. EXPERIENCED The foundation is the philanthropic arm of Banfi Vmtners, America's more camp~venue A Florida couple killed in their leading wine importer. Heading the trip were Banfi Vmtners' Bill Whit home had an extensive ing, director of wine education. and Neill Thimble, vice president ofmar successful in BILLIE HARTL surveillance system in the house keting and advertising. Staff Writer that recorded three criminals Students from Houston. Florida State, the University of Nevada. Las life if you swiftly slip into the house before Vegas, the University of South Carolina. the University of Delaware and Business Services has com driving off in a red van, police said. Oklahoma State were also able to participate it;l the ttjp. They flew to don~tmind missioned three UCF art students Milan and traveled to Piedmont, EmiHa-Romagna, in the region of Reg to create pieces reminiscent of gio, and spent half a day in Sienna. The group also spent three days in someone "Old Florida" for the live Oak and Tuscany, where the Castello Banfi medieval castle and winery are locat Cypress rooms. The pieces are INDEX TODAY'S ed. else taking expected to be installed in both ''It is a really amazing cultural and educational experience of Italy:' locations by Aug. 7. Around Campus 2 WEATHER ruge said. ''We tasted some amazing food" Abou~ four years ago, a client I< Weather the credit.' The group took a tour to see how Parmigiano-Reggiano, a famous approached UCF art professor · Local &State cheese from the Reggio area. was made. Barrientos said every dinner Robert Reedy. He wanted Reedy's Sports - JOHN MARIANI highlighted. each area's specialty food and wine. . OWNER, BANFI VINTNERS class to design something for his Opinion 10 "The first dinner was one of my favorites," Barrientos said ''We were industrial park in Oviedo. P.M. Oassifieds 11 in Reggio a little before sunset. It was beautiful. We were surrounded by Sudoku 11 STORMS Formorephotos a cathedral." . - of the exhibit: Crossword 11 Rattner said his favoritt! dinner was at the Castello Banfi, where a 91° 75° G www.UCFNews.com I I HIGH lOW PLEASE SEE WINERY ON A6 PLEASE SEE INNOVATIVE ON A7 .. _,I A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com July 13, 2009 •. £enttaf '1otiba :futun • AROUND CAMPUS : aypal account attached to the film's William Buchanan, Renita Frett, Sam This thesis project doesn't end through dramatic changes in the face Web site. The project also has a Gardner, Rachel Murphy;Viloc Pham, &STATE with a grade. Gay plans to take his of imminent fatherhood detailed profile on IMDB.com. Samuel Struckhoff Though it isn't the first feature- · Gay said much of the money in Keep local with headlines length screenplay he's written, Gay his movie's budget came from Graphic Artists - you may have missed chose A Beautiful Belly to be the friends and family. A Beautiful Belly Cara Cooper, Joseph Mangabat, Brad Walkover • Jury: Race organizers not script for his first feature also received•funding-from the Enz length movie because· it ian Theater in Winter Park, which Editorial Adviser : responsible for death deals with topics that hit collects tax-deductable donations to Matt Morrison PANAMA CITY - A close to home for him. dispense to local aspiring film-mak MattMorrisonOO@gmailcom jury has determined that Gay is 28 and mar ers, but Gay's funding isn't all charity. the organizers of the 2006 ried Though he and his ''We're a private company, so we Florida Ironman were not wife .are not parents, cqllect investors." Gay said. - BUSINESS responsible for the death of Gay said he can relate to Michelle Roca, production man 407-447-4555 a 35-year-old Montana man the weight of the issues ager for A Beautiful Belly and recent Advertising Sales Director who collapsed during the faced by the characters in UCF graduate, has known Gay for , race. . Mark Lanaris x204 his movie. .three years and helped him gather a [email protected] Barney Rice died three UCF's entrepreneurial digital crew. On a given day of'shooting, · days after collapsing during cinema graduate track is one of the Roca estimates the cast and crew is • University Sales Director the L2 mile swim portion of first programs where students make between 25 ~d 45 people. Heissam Jebailey x201 ' the triathlon atPanama City feature-length films for the graduate "The majority are students," Roca · [email protected] ' Beach. thesis project. The program is said Business Manager His family sued North designed to take students through John Whitfield, senior in the film Trisha Irwin x212 American Sports Inc. and the creative, business and production undergraduate program and gaffer [email protected] USA Triathlon for wrongful aspects offilm in three years. · for A Beautiful Belly, said he worked Distribution Manager death, saying organizers Only a handful of students are on the project because he wanted the didn't follow their own safe Joseph Crandall x211 accepted into the program each year. experience and trusted the people [email protected] ty protocols. They sought _ Gay is one of six in the second batch involved , $5.5 million in compensa accepted "It's been a lot of fun," Whitfield 6enerat Manager, tion. Lisa Cook, UCF film professor, . said Raymond G. Bush x220 The eight-person jury in said some students see these feature He, like much of the crew, knew [email protected] Panama City deliberated for length pr~jects as a potential calling most of the people involved as c4tss ' 90 minutes Friday found no card to careers in the movie business. mates and friends of friends. Fax: 407-447-4556 negligence on the part of · The program aims to prepare stu Gay's approach to the film isn't Published by Knigh~ Newspapers the organizers that was dents for every aspect of the movie just business. 11825 High Tech Ave. Ste. 100 .legally responsible for business by providing an extra "You can't make a film [like this] Orlando, FL 32817 Rice's death. emphasis on the business side. The unless people believe in you," Gay program works with the College of said Sheriff: Suspects in couple's slaying experienced PENSACOLA A Florida couple killed in ~UCF their home had an extensive Stands For Opportunitye surveillance system in the house that recorded three apparently experienced ~ -Ap COLLEGIATE Associated , criminals swiftly slip into PRESS Press : the house before driving off in a red van, police said Several tips from the public led investigators to a red, IS-passenger van Satur Ut:F day morning that they RECYCLES believe was used as the get- ' away vehicle by the three One free copy of the Central Rorida Future men. believed to be in their permitted per issue. If available, "late teens on up," Escambia ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUR( additional copies may be purchased from County Sheriff David Mor Michael Cordero, director of photography for A Beautiful Belly, sets up our office with prior approval for $1 each. gan said. No arrests have a camera on the set. He graduated from UCF with·a film degree. Newspaper theft is a crime. Violators For more photos may be. subject to civil and criminal beenmade. of the filming: prosecution and/or University Byrd and Melanie www.UCFNews.com discipline. Billings of Beulah, a rural • area west of Pensacola near the Alabama state line, were • found shot dead in their • home Thursday evening. LET US KNOW • The couple, known for their The Future wants to hear large family of adopted chil LOCAL WEATHER from you. If you have a club, dren, had an extensive sur organization or event and veillance system in the High: 90° want your information to be house and Morgan said Today TODAY IN DETAIL Tuesday , considered for the Around authorities have reviewed Today: Partial cloudiness early, SCATTERED STORMS Low: 76° Campus column, send a fax to the tapes repeatedly. 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ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ITl1IIIfip flffi ~ ~ UCF President John C. Hitt announ~es the university's plan for program cuts on June 4. Monday, the Board ofTrustees will hold a meeting regarding four programs. GRAND. OPENING 2NQ LOCATION 5001 Sand Lake Drive Orlando, FL 32819 , Stats program spared 407-601 ~ 7799 FROM A1 ing more than $100,000 increased to $2.2 billion in every day, according to 2008, resulting in a $15.1 the same impact as dele UCF's Budget Resource million loss for UCF, tion on personnel ·and Center. The university will according to the Budget instruction but will allow receive $18 million in fed Resource Center. the prograµi to be reinstat eral stimulus, which will This past January saw· ed at a later time. "disappeat after two another $10.7 million cut, If eliminated, the four years," and this year the followed by a ·$9.6 million ') . remaining programs will state is giving $1.5 million cut in March, which was be phased out within the in nonrecurring funds. later restored by the Legis- next two years. Increased tuition is also . lature. The United Faculty of expected to bring in $ll · UCF was hit the hard Florida will hold a rally million next year but is not est .in May when the 2009- outside the Student Union · enough to offset the loss, 10 budget'was reduced by from 1 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. according to the Budget. $38.3 million. Monday protesting the Resource Center. · Until riow, UCF has program eliminations UCF first felt the budg been implementing meas before attending the meet et crunch in July 2007, ures to avoid layoffs and ing. when Floridals $1.1 billion academic budget cuts. Ds•GGIE > In a press release sent deficit forced state univer According to Hickey's out Thursday, the UFF sities to reduce their budg upaates from the last two proposed that UCF spare ets by 4 percent, said years, this ,includes insti the programs by using mil- Provost Terry Hickey in an tuting a hiring freeze, ' lions in reserves and fund August 2007 update. padding reserve funds and ing and eliminating waste With an additional 2 increasing tuition. ful spending. · percent cut by the univer · Tuition first increased UCF has lost about $77 sity, the year ended with a by 5 percent in spring COUPY? milli<;:m in recurring funds $13.1 million loss. 2008, and will by 15 per since July 1, 2007, averag-: DOWNLOAD ANOTHER ONE! Florida's deficit · then cent starting fall 2009. www.KnightNewspapers.com/Saves
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ACCRA, Ghana America's president and Africa's son, Barack Obama dashed with pride onto the continent of his ancestors Saturday, challenging its people to shed corruption and conflict in favor of peace. Campaigning to all of Africa, he said "Yes you can." "I say this knowing full well the tragic past that has sometimes haunted this part of the world," Obama told a riveted Ghanaian Parlia ment. "I have the blood of Africa within me." In the faces of those who lined the streets and in many of Obama's own . words, this trip was person al. Beyond his message, the story was his presence - • the first black U.S. president coming to poor, proud, pre dominantly black sub Sahara Africa for his first time in office. · The emotional touch stone of his visit: a tour of Cape Coast Castle, the can non-lined fortress where slaves were kept in squalid dungeons, then shipped in • ch;rlns to America through a "Door of No Return" that opens to the sea Obama absorbed the ' experience with his wife, Michelle, and their girls, REBECCA BLACKWELL / ASSOCIATED PRESS Sasha and Malia Ghanaian supporters wave U.S. and Ghana flags as U.S. President Barack Obama speaks at a departure ceremony at Kotoka International Airport in Accra, Ghana Saturday,July 11. O~ama's visit was his first visit "I'll never forget the to sub-Saharan Africa a{president. While in Ghana, Obama and his family took a tour of Cape Coast Castle, a canon-lined fortress where slaves were kept before l>eingshipped to America. , • image of my two young daughters, the descendants Force One disappeared into ing his image. Tribal chiefs, ty kept many in this West continent, as if he were By afternoon, he was
of Africans and African the nighttime1 slcy. Obama lawmakers, church leaders, African nation away from being . honest with a contemplating the human • Americans, walking through arrived back in the U.S. early street vendors - to them, it Obama. They watched friend. He gave an unsen capacity for evil at the cas those doors of no re~ but Sunday. felt like history. him on Tv. timental -account of tle, which served as a -then walking back (through) The White House said ''.All Ghanaians want to Overall, there was no squandered opportuni headquarters for the those doors," he said later at Obama held no big public see you," lamented Ghana's dampening the tone ofjoy. ties, brutality and bribery trans-Atlantic slave trade. a grand departure ceremo events in Accra, a city fren president, John Atta Mills, Headlines screamed of in postcolonial Africa Obama walked with his ny. "It was a remarkable zied .to see him, because before feting Obama to a Obama fever. About every time aqn around Malia, ll. The reminder that, while the Obama wanted to put the breakfast banquet of hun "It makes us proud of Obama cited his basic first lady held the hand of _. future is unknowable., the light on Africa, not himself. dreds of guests at the coastal Ghana," . said Richard argument __:_ that democ Sasha, 8. winds always blow in the But reality proved other pre~idential castle. Kwasi-Yeboah, a 49-year racy is· about more. than "Hopefully one of the direction of human wise. To their disappointment, old selling posters of the holding elections, that things that was imparted progress." Ghanaians lined Obama billboards dotted most people did not see American president. Africa resist the drug to them during this trip up on the tarmac lingered the roads. Women wore him. The lack of open "We're proud he chose us. trade and enforce a rule of was their sense of obliga for a. time even after Air dresses made of cloth bear- events and~~ heavy securi- It proves that Ghana is law - members of Parlia tion to fight oppression really free." ment raucously cheered and cruelty wherever it At the heart of Obama's him on. Then again, this appears," the president • message here: African .audience was friendly. said. nations crippled by coups When Obama left, a choir Ghana and the U.S. · and chaos, like Ghana has sang a song to his cam have something of a diplo been in the past, can paign theme of "Yes we matic kinship. Obama is reshape· themselves into can," a line he used him the third straight U.S. lawful democracies. He self. president to visit this trop- ~ said it takes good gover Evoking the memory of ical nation; George W. • nance, sustained develop American civil rights Bush was here just last ment, improved health giant Martin Luther King year. care. Jr., Obama.noted that King That reflects j\lst how And that the moment is was in Ghana in 1957 to much the United States, • now. hail Ghana's independ which dwarfs Ghana's 2 MINUTES "Africa doesn't need ence from the British. He size, wants this country to COULD CHANGE YOUR· strongmen," Obama said. quoted King as calling the be a model of democracy • . "It needs strong institu moment a triumph of jus and invests tens of mil tions." . tice, and told young lions of tax dollars to help ENT-IRE YEAR·· The son of a white Africans they must it. woman from Kansas and a remember that. But what the Obama • black man from Kenya, "You can conquer dis White House did not want Obama bluntly told Africa ease, end conflicts and on this trip was the Bill to take more responsibili make change from the Clinton moment. In 1998, ty for itself but pro bottom up," Obama said. on a blisteringly hot day, a claimed: ''.America will be "You can do that. Yes you crowd at a Clinton rally with you." can. Because in this nearly caused a horrific Sub~Saharan Africa is moment, history is on the trample. one of the poorest places move." That also affected why ' • in the world. All together, Obama Obama did not hold an Obama also got openly was spending less than 24 outdoor event of his own. personal - recalling the hours in Ghana But they Obama will be back to • grandfather who endured packed in personal Africa. But he suggested being called "boy" as a moments, in contrast to that he won't go for the cook for the British in his sum.m.it-heavy travels traditional model of Kenya, the father who across Russia and Italy devoting a trip to Africa .. once herded goats in a over the last week. alone, as if it is separated small Kenyan village. Not At a maternal health from world affairs. mentioned was the path of ·clinic in Accra, he turned Instead, African nations ttJ· his wife, Michelle, who is a into a sentimental dad might be wrapped into his descendant of slaves. when he met a group of multinational · travels In essence, ·obama's mothers holding new more often. history with Africa · borns, "This is the high "What happens here," seemed to give him freer light of the trip," he said, he said, "has an impact license to speak about the beaming. -everywhere.''
Ghana Tamaie. In 1957. Ghana became the first sub-Saharan African GHANA nation to gain independence fr0(11 the United Kingdom. IVORY COAST • •• Size Sunyani • • 92,456 sq. mi. (239.460 sq. km); similar to United Kingdom • • 223 mi. (359 km) of coastline • • PopulatlN • • 23.8 million (2009 est.) Religion • 1.9 percent of adults living HIV/AIDS 68.8%•• 15 .. 9% Muslim. with Christian ' 8.5% Traditional Ecolimn, 6.8% None. other • GDP. per person $1,500 -=#' • 28.5 percent living below poverty line • Agriculture accounts for 35 percent' of GDP and employs 55 percent of workforce V ) c!euttaf :Jfm'ba :future • July 13, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS
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ney World Resort President Meg Crofton, along with others involved with the project, lifted their shovels and broke ground on Pa,t nership m. There were 130 l people in attendance, including military person nel and leaders of UCF, Orange County and the , state. _Some of the research conducted in Partnership ') m will focus on improving medical care to save lives of military personnel and civilians. The research 'will ) also benefit law enforce . ment officers and emer- gency health care providers. , The partnership is unique because nowhere in the Department of Defense . . CAITLIN BUSH / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE do the Navy, Air Force and Leaders from the military, UCF, Orange County and the state break ground on Partnership Ill on Friday morning. The 118,860-squar~foot building is scheduled to open in fall 2010. ' Marine Corps unite with academia and industry, said center for simulation .creating programs that which was provided by the Rear Adm. Donald Gaddis, Metro Orlando sustains could be used .to train peo state and is separate from its -> the assistant commander the world's largest recog ple how to quickly and allocations to UCE No stu for. Research and Engineer- nized cluster of modeling,· effectively pull together a dent tuition dollars. are UNIVERSITY ing for the Naval Air War- simulation and . training team in an emergency situ- being used for the project, fare Center Aircraft Divi- companies. Research Park ation . according to UCF News & WALK-IN l sion is the 7th largest research Shumaker said · the Information. "f can tell you that park in the nation, with research that 1ST conducts Partnership m will ~o MEDICAL American military men and 2,700 Department . of supports military training, be built to meet at least the women around the world Defense personnel and so instead of the military silver level of the Leader CENTER J owe .their lives to the work direct support contractors. doing research on their ship in Energy and Environ that is being done right here Collectively, those defense own, the two are able to mental. Design standards. in Central Florida," Gaddis - organizations manage-$5.2 combine their efforts. LEED is aimed at improving "The Doctor· Is Always In" -1 said 'Toe training systems billion in contracts every SGA Vice President energy savings, water effi [ will] teach them to fight · year. Andrick Lewis said that ciency, carbon dioxide smarter, fight better and According · to Randy Partnership m will emissions reduction and Urgent Care Medical Services give them a greater, chance Shumaker, director of the "increase the amount of indoor environmental qual Provided By Board Certified Physicians.· ofcoming home alive:• UCF Institute ofSimulation research opportunities that ity. _ The building will also and Training, Partnership students can participate in To meet these standards, No Appointment Necessary. house UCFs new high-per- m is a welcome addition · on campus, and will have a the building will include T-5 formance computing clus- because the institute is cur- profound impact not only fluorescent lighting, occu 11550 .University Blvd. • Orlando, FL 32817 , ter, which, will enable thou- rently spread out in three on graduate students, but pancy sensors, and sands ofpe<;>ple to engage in buildings including Part undergraduate students as enhanced wall, roof and ~ 407-282-2044 realistic training scenarios nership II. . well." window.insulation. "' > in the same virtual world The building will pro- The ll8,860-square-foot It will also have energy . Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-8pm Gaddis described the vide more space for building, scheduled to open efficient chilled water air Saturday-Sunday 9am-5pm building as "another jewel research projects. in fall 2010, will be con conditioning system, and a Open Most Holidays in the crown of Central There are currently structed next to Partnership demand-control approac]:J. _;i Florida high-tech commu- about 100 projects, includ- II and will be a mirror to ventilation, which brings nity." ing study into creating res- image of that building, sav more outside air into a UniversityWalkin.com · Webster said- that not cue robots that rely less on ing the state about $500,000 space when many people Most Insurances Accepted only is Central Florida the rµanpower. There is also in design costs. are inside and less when . l heart ofFlorida's "high-tech research being done on dis The budget for the there are few people·pres (Located less than 1 mile ·from UCF, corridor;' but also the world tributive team behavior - building is $20 million, all of ent. on University Blvd., between Rouse Road and Alafaya.)
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ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Julianna Tucker, interdisciplinary studies major, stands on the ground, guiding Erika Shepherd; micro and molecular biology, on stilts Monday aftemoon, training for Halloween Horror Knights at Universal Studios. Winery refines production
FROM A1 cate parts of the process "They'll do that with that other people weren't education of students and wedding coincided with able to answer. . collaborating with various _the trip. According to Rattner, other wineries to elevate ~ "The bride knocked on Banfi is experimenting the Italian wine standing a dQOr and, all of the sud with an electrddialysis of the world." ;: den, these renaissance ·machine to clarify the· Mariani gave students gentlemen opened the wine. The wine has all the advice throughout the · door, and there's . a full riches ~d fullness ·that whole trip, Barrientos said band with horns," Rattner was wanted, while leaving One of'his favorite quotes said. "Ther~ were flag the flaws behind. from John Mariani was, , FR '.EE NEWS throwers and champagne With Project Horizon, "You'll be much, much and appetizers in this big Banfi. · is experimenting more successful in life if ON-YOlJR CELL PAONE. courtyard; they put on a with custom-made fer you don't mind someone show for us. It was won mentation tanks, half else taking the credit." "" I· FROM TH.E CENTRAL "FLORl0A FUTURE v. derful." stainless and half oak, for "Everybody really I John , Mariani, the that old, classic push to came together on that owner of , the company, winemaking, along with trip," Rattner said. "Not condu~ted the tour of the current trends. Banfi is the only the students and the Winery and explained the first in the world to do so professors, but all the peo advanced technology to and invites winemakers to ple at Banfi, were all on the students. Ban.ti is the see what it's doing. · Qne level playing field" largest, most modern "[Mariani: is] very pas · The tour concluded wine-producing facility in . sionate about the wine with tw_s> days in Rome.
the I world, according to that he's producing," Barri "We learned a tremen Do you want to get Juge. It uses the most entos said. "He wants to dous amount," Rattner news and updates advanced technologies in make it accessible to said ''You know that really from the Central · fermenting and purifying. everybody." full · feeling that you get Florida Future? "I was very lucky to Barrientos said the when you eat a lot ofpasta have the opportunity. to company is not opposed to or rice and it expands? speak with John Mariani heiping competitors and Well that's how my ·head ·Reply A to set alert. during our wine tour," sharing ideas and tech · felt after we went on the Juge said "The company is niques. trip. -~ his vision; that was a very '"they're all about edu "I would think about lit unique experience." · ·cation," Barrientos said. tle things that I had Juge said he asked "They want to 'promote a learned, and it would just detailed question after finer wine world,' as they expand, and it would get question about very intri- say. heavy."
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''We did this project and we actually earned money that was given to the program to buy equip ment and supplies," Reedy said. ''We learned that we could earn income earning working with real clients." This was the birth of AD (Advanced Design) Lab. Toe program has taken shape within Reedy'~ three-dimensional design class (ART 2203). "In class, students com pete against each other for the right to solve a prob lem for a client,'' ·Reedy said. For each project, a panel of judges is brought in to pick the winners. Stu dents can win scholarship · money. Some of AD l..ab's other clients have included the Guitar Center in Wm ter Park and Hard Rock. "The student goes from ,., · the classroom into the design part into produc tion and then into the installation,'' graduate teaching assistant and master's of.fme art student Debi Starr-Leitch said. "It's Angela Jones stands by the leaves design titled "Natural." Jones is a not just ·sitting in a class- senior studio art major. ' · room." PHOTOS BY ERIN DREW / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE "According to Reedy, - AD Lab is a rethinking of what education means and how it is delivered _"There needs to be some kind ofintegration of business, real-world ethics, deadlines and things like that with th~ academic e;x:perience," -Reedy said. ''.AD Lab is completely immersed in it." During . summer A, Business Services and Reedy teamed up to give students a chance to get their work displayed on campus. ''We were approached to design murals for two specific rooms on campus - the Live Oak Room and the Cypress Room," senior studio art major Angela Jones said. "We toured each meetings are held there, so leaves are attached to the room so we could get a feel it had to be tailored to that. canvas with copper wire. for the coler scheme." "It had to match busi "I didn't want to do a lit The students had to ness with creativity:' eral tree depiction,'' Jones create a business plan and The guidelines were said.· "I wanted to work model of the project. Fif very loose, according to with really natural colors, teen students were Eberle. which is why I chose to do assigned to the Cypress 'They gave us a few key clay:' Room and 15 students words,'' Jones said. "They The two other winners were assigned to the Live were looking for some were senim: studio art Oak room. Toe students thing that portrayed the major Tanisha Edmonds were given a tour of the majesty of old Florida and and senior graphic design -facilities. depicted strength. but was major Ashley Phipps. Busi "Our director talked also a design that was prac ness Services staff: includ about the feel for the room tical for use 'in a public ing Eberle, and the manag and the different type. of space." er ofthe Live Oak facilities, customers who go to Jones' piece was one of judged the contest. events there," Business two pieces chosen for the "I was especially Services retail coordinator Live Oak Room (the third touched by the . artists' Scott Eberle said. "The piece will be ·installed in statements and what Live Oak Room is a bit the Cypress Room). ·Her inspir~d them," Eberle more of a formal setting mural is a collection of said. "I'm just continu.ally and the Board of Trust~ leaves made of clay. The amazed by our students:'
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WRAP PADRICK BREWER < Sports Editor InUFClOO afterglow, • ,- Coach ha~ pedigree to get leagllemust Knights back.to postseason fmdnew RYAN BASS Staff Writer challengers Hanging in the UCF Baseball team's dugout next to the Knights ~ogo is a reminder. MARTIN PICKS UP FOURTH It's four numbers written in black Arial font The UPC billed Satur and taped to the wall in the middle of the dugout, day night's card as the WIN OF SEASON AT CHICAGO greatest night offights in its JOLIET, Ill. - Mark Martin will feel and it's an image of what head coach Terry ( his age in the morning or a day or two Rooney wants his players thinking about. history, and the event cer t I after a race. The number is 1,430, the number of miles tainly lived up to the hype. · His ,bones will stiffen and his body from UCF to Omaha, Neb., the site of,the Col Four of the five fights will ache after driving 400 grueling lege World Series. shown were fantastic, save miles, even though the fitness fanatic is For Rooney, who completed his first for the final bout, Jon Fitch · still in top shape. season at UCF in 2009, Omaha is not only . versus Paulo Thiago. Fitch After all, 50 is 50 and that matters handed Thiago his first - well, everywhere but on the track . . a location, but also a mindset for his 1 team and program. mixed martial arts loss with ( , Martin is still nifty at 50 and has the unanimous decision made Cup racing his personal senior "I don't talk about [Omaha] when circuit. He won at Chicagoland · the season starts, but there are always victory, although the fight Speedway, getting the strong jump off . reminders,'' Rooney said. '"There is ,just comprised Fitch out the double-file restartwith two laps '1430' in our dugout, and ifyou listen muscling Thiago all around left to win his series-high fourth race of to our pregame music, you will hear The Octagon. the season. the two songs from Omaha.·'Ibat's· But I got three of my "I'm going to feel like hell tomorrow . a mindset, and I want kids thinking four predictions right, so I because I ain't going to sleep much got that going for me. • tonight;'Martin said on Saturday night. about that all the time.'' Rooney guided the Knights to a I was wrong about the "When I'm pumped up driving fast race round, but Brock Lesnar cars, I certainly don't feel so:' 22-35 record last season ,and nine just C.l He's far from the sunset of his career Conference USA victories, the most . ran through Frank Mir and proved it under the lights on the in school history. He helped the team for the undisputed heavy 1:S~mile track. . set attendance records and had three of his weight title in an impres -Martin dominated the race early and players drafted in the 2009 MLB First-¥'ear sive display of~ led 195 laps, easily the most ofthe400- Player Draft. It was what he called one of his I didn't mind his ridicu mile race. He was in so mud\ control of ''most proud seasons" in his coaching career, " · ' ·Ii\. lous post-fight antics, the No. S car, he radioed his crew to say, and it was when he instilled the mindset that • because I don't think they J'this is easy:' · matter. The UPC is all . l But he dropped the lead to Hendrick the postseason is a reality for UCE ~ ' ''It's a mindset for the players, the coaches about building characters, ' j Motorsports teammate Jimmie anyway. Johnson with just over 40 laps left. and for anybody associated with this pro Then a frantic finish that saw Johnson gram." Rooney said '"The mindset is that we . Dan Henderson shut and Kurt Busch tangle on the track are going to. play to be the best, and we are down Michael Bisping in a ... allowed Martin his chance to regain the going to do it to the highest level, and those brutal second-round knock- · lead and hold on. are the types of people I want associating out. Bisping was tentative with this program and the types ofplayers the whole fight, and he was l&IKE RACING',·,:' · I want in this program." ·flinching and reacting to . . And Rooney is one man who knows every minor feint Hender what it takes to get to the po!,>tseason. He son made. · ARMSTRONG IN THIRD PLACE It showed the world that AFTER TOUR'S NINTH STAGE ' has 12 seasons of assistant coaching experience from high-profile programs, Bisping just isn't one ofthe TARBES, France - Lance Armstrong elite middleweights, and he remains in third place at the Tour de such as LSU and Notre Dame, to small France after the last day of riding in the er schools, such as Stetson and Old may never be. Pyrenees. Dominion, and appeared in NCAA And UCF alumnusTom • Pierrick Fedrigo of France led a two Tournaments in all four ventures. Lawlor, who was a contest man breakaway to win Sunday's He guided LSU to a berth in the ant on season eight of The mountainous ninth stage. Rinaldo College WorldSeries, led the Fighting Ultimate .fighter, UFC's Nocentini of Italy held the yellow jersey Irish to the NCAA Tournament in . reality TV show, picked up for a third straight day. He is followed his third consecutive victo by Astana teammates Alberto Contador each of the three seasons he was there and posted two 40-win sea ry - second in the UPC - and Armstrong. . with a quick submission of Nocentini is six seconds ahead of sons at Stetson, leading them to a . () Contador, the 2007 champion. berth in the NCAA C.B. Dolloway. Lawlor Armstrong, the seven-time champion, Regionals. locked in a guillotine choke is eight seconds behind. and got the victory 55 sec: The day's 100-mile stage was from . PlEASESEE onds into the rrrst round SaintcGaudens to Tarbes. lttook riders PlAYERS ON A9 .But ~t I got wrQng up two tough climbs, including the was probably the most Tourmalet pass, and through the important part ofSaturday Roman Catholic shrine town of Lourdes. night. The Tour has a rest day Monday and • l ~ thought Thiago Alves ends July 26 in Paris. would provide a difficult challenge to welterweight champion Georges St. · Pierre. AGBEKO BEATS DARCHINYAN Boy, was I wrong. I am SATURDAY, RETAINS TITLE big enough to admit that. SUNRISE - Joseph Agbeko retained St. Pierre obliterated his International Boxing Federation Alves for five rounds, even bantamweight title with a unanimous fighting the last two rounds decision over Vic Darchinyan on with what he called a Saturday night. pulled groin. The score Using solid rights to the head, which cards read 50-45, 50-45 and eventually ~pened cuts above both of 50-44, but they should have Darchinyan's eyes, Agbeko spoiled read much different. Darchinyan's goal of winning his third St. Pierre had at least world title in a different division. one.10-8 round - mor-e · Two judges scored the bout 114-113 for Agbeko, while the third had it for likely he had two - and I the native of Ghana, 116-111. think there is even an argu The bout had one disputed ment for three. It was com knockdown in the seventh round, when plete domination by the television replays showed Darchinyan best welterweight in the pushed Agbeko to the canvas. But world, and that presents a referee Tommy Kimmons ruled it a problem with which the scoring punch for Darchinyan. UFC is becoming familiar. Agbeko (27-1) shook off the I' knockdown and peppered Darchinyan Commentator Joe Rogan with repeated rights to the head the asked the question every COURTESY UCF ATHLETICS fan had on his or her mind rest of the fight. UCF Baseball .head coach Terry Rooney i~ looking to get the Knights back to the postseason, a place they haven't been since 2004. Darchinyan, a native of Armenia now after that perfonnanc~: living in Australia, did his best work in Who is next for St. Pierre? the middle rounds, when he scored TERRY ROONEY I had the pleasure of with left hooks to the head. watching the fights with , Darchinyan is now 32-2-1. College experience before UCF: former Sports Editor Chris In other boxing news; police in Brazil In 1997! Rooney started as a pitching coach for George Washington and then moved on to pitching coach/assistant Hoyler, and he and I talked say they found the body of former coach positions atJames Madison (1998-99), Old Dominion (2000-01),Stetson (2002-03), Notre Dame (2003-06) about the same thing - junior welterweight champion Arturo and LSU (2007-08). · Gatti in a hotel room. who's next - but on a According to the Washington Post, grander scale. police investigator Edilson Alves said it Asa Knight: I have written about it was unclear how Gatti died. Taking over for longtime coach Jay Bergman in 2009, Rooney led UCF to a 22-35, induding a 9-15 lll8rk in before, but the UPC is now He was 37. Conference USA, the most conference victories for the school since entering the league in 2006. • -ASSOCIATED PRESS PLEASE SEE CAN ON A9 • (entraf 1loriba 1utun · July 13, 2009 • Players, recruits buy into belief I FROM AB recruiting. Rooney is known is one of the best recruiting are in the top four in Con '• as one of the-top recruiters classes in America," Rooney ference USA, you are prob "If you want to know in the nation, and he had the said 'There is no question ably ranked in the top 35 in what it's like at the highest top-ranked recruiting class it's going to be a nationally the country in college base • level ofcollege baseball, you in the nation in 2008 at I.SU ranked recruiting class. We ball" had to have been there," and has had nine of his have solidified the majority And getting to that level Rooney said "That's first recruiting classes ranked of our needs .. ., so it's a step will require the student-ath and foremost, and I have among the national leaders. in the right direction." letes and new recruits to get been there. I've taken teams LSU won a College The next step in making behind Rooney's plan. to the World Series and to World Series title this past that mindset a reality falls in Some of those . new the NCAA [tournaments], season, with many of the the Knights being able to signees even expressed just so I think kids understand . players that led the' team climb to the top ofC-USA, a how much they believe in • that kind of guiding confi being Rooney's recruits. conference that has pro Rooney during the College dence, so to speak, that I He's trying to bring that duced a team in the College World Series. Rooney think myselfand this coach same talent level to Orlan World Series five consecu received numerous text COURTESY UCF ATHLETICS ing staffhas that understand do, having four of his 2009 tive seasons. messages from recruits Since arriving at UCF, baseball head coach Terry Rooney has spent time and what it takes to get there." signees already bei,ng "The great thing about after his former team won a energy building up support for the Knights within the Orlando community. The task of taking UCF selected in the draft in out Conference USA and base championship more than a to being competitive on a fiel\ier Ronnie Richardson, ball, which everybody month ago. ing, there will always be that to the postseason. ' national level isn't an infielder Darnell Sweeny needs to know, is that in 'They were saying 'Hey constant reminder of ''It takes a lot to get to the overnight one. The first step and pit.chers Alex Besaw baseball, ifyou are in the top coach, that's going to be us Omaha College World Series," is putting the pieces and and Benjamin Dew. four to five in Conference next year,' " Rooney said. The number 1,430 is as Rooney said "It takes great players in place, something ''I feel like this recruitingi USA, you're a national pro "S_o the kids are thinking it much a part of the team as players, ~t facilities and a • he has s~ed to do through class that we are bringing in gram," Rooney said ''If you and believing it, and that's the name on the front ofthe little bit of luck. so a lot of the first step." jersey, and it's that mindset things go into that. From No matter the team they and steady process that can · that end, we have a little • play or where they are play- eventually lead the Knights ways to go." Can UFC find big fights? FROM AB fight under his belt FanHouse reported Sat in a position wherein it urday before the fights has the best fighters in the that Mirko Filipovic had world at three weight signed a three-fight deal classes. But those fighters with the UFC, which puts have run through their another name in the mix, respective divisions and and UFC President Dana eliminated all competition. White has said Lesnar will Middleweight champi eventually fight Fedor on Anderson Silva has no Emelianenko. challengers at 185 pounds, But rumors of Emelia no one he could pair up .NEIL DAVIDSON / ASSOCIATED PRESS nenko signing with the with and headline as the UCF alum Tom Lawlor is a perfect 2-0 UFC has been around for main event anyway. Hen in the UFC after his victory Saturday. a long time, and I think it derson? Give me a break is unlikely they reach an We already saw what that After St Pierre's domi agreement fight looks like. I nation ofAlves, a legiti White and the UFC Demian Maia could be mately dangerous striker, have worked tirelessly in an option, but after all the where does the UFC turn the past few years to cre bad publicity for Silva's to find an opponent? Jake ate a league with the top !• lack of action in his past Shields, who fights with fighters in the world, and two fights, does the UFC Strike Force, seems to be they have succeeded really want to match him the only option. Unfortunately, those up with Maia, who is And after Lesnar's top fighters have emptied •• ·essentially Silva-lite? I destruction of Mir, whom out their divisions oflegiti don't think so. can the UFC match up in a mate contenders. The same goes for St title fight that would have And that is something • Pierre at welterweight any kind of cache? Cain the UFC will have to fix and, to a lesser extent, Velasquez is too green, soon if it hopes to contin Lyoto Machida at light and Junior dos Santos ue its run of entertaining heavyweight needs at least another cards.
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place at their university. July 23, this is the last oppor were put to an end, tell them ( Four academic programs tunity students and faculty that, too. . TIM GOHEEN / MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE ' - cardiopulmonary sci will have to influence the Ifyou are reading this ences, radiologic sciences, Board of Trustees to cut or Monday and it is not yet 5:30 engineering technology and save these programs. p.m. go to the Cape Florida ( management information Ifyou are part of one of Ballroom in the Student systems - could be stamped these programs, go and tell Union and be a part of the Booty-call themes· for deletion when the Board them wh)l it is important conversation. of Trustees' Educational Pro ·and how hard you have We would love to hear . grams Committee meets worked what you think and get feed Monday. Ifyour major or minor back from everyone who take TV ads·too far
Thirty-seven employees has nothing to do with any attends this meeting or the ( and_ about 1,025 students will of these programs, go and rally that precedes it. Please I'm a ·night owl I should probably say, indis be affected if these programs tell them you don't want to comment on the articles always have been, and I cretion,. are e1iminated at UCF. see any academics at UCF concerning these programs don't see that changing . Her Web site takes the The meeting is open to suffer. on our Web site, cen in the.near future. It booty call theme a step Q, the public and begins at 2:30 Ifyou think _these pro tralfloridafuture.com, or doesn't really matter further and advertises it to p.m. Monday. There will be grams are insignificant and · send us an e-mail at opin how early I need to get married audiences. They nearly two hours scheduled the university should be sav- [email protected]. up the·next day, I still intentionally target people have a tendency to just who don't want a divorce, stay awake into the early but would rather spend morning hours. their free time searching Anyone who stays up TAMRA MARTIN for an affait: The saying late like me should know Opinions Editor about having your cake about the crazy infomer and eating it, too, really cials and commercials comes to mind-here. .Racism prevalent that come on the air when most of We're all individuals who make the world should be asleep. · our own choices. That's one ofthe Somehow, advertisers seem to responsibilities we took on when we know we're up late and assume we're entered adulthood tired or just too mentally slow to But .as an avid TV viewer, I'm get think for ourselves that we'll pick -µp ting sick of watching it. Just because despite progress· the phone and buy into anything just I'm up late doesn't mean I'm some · because it appeared on television. random person looking for a little Recently it seems like the late . something on the side, Call me an
U.S. should avoid MAN ON THE STREET -!Ii I T H E WORD AROUND CAMPUS second stimulus How do you feel about
t's hard to believe law but by this time last year the less than half the money I makers are actually talk tax rebates provided by the· from the biggest pot of trans program cuts at UCF? ing about a second stim Bush administration had portation stimulus money." <.: I ~ ulus package already, but the injected about $80 billion According to this study, I extremely premature and · into the economy. , rural areas are reaping the wasteful idea is already on At that time economists benefitsofthestimulus I the table. believed the rebates were money while two-thirds of " I Only 11 percent of the affecting the economy in a the country's population live t $787 billion economic stimu positive, but unexceptional in metropolitan areas. lus package that was way. Obviously $56 billion is It is painfully obvious the , approved ·in February has having even less of an first stimulus package has KIM WEAVER JE$SICA SCHWAY SHALIMAR DEBUSK been spent, according to CBS impact. not proven very effective for Masters in Health Service Masters in Business Administration Environmental & Gvil Engineering,Junior News, so how ·can anyone . And the little that has the struggling economy, but - "I am unaware of the budget "I think the cuts are unfortu determine whether it is a been spent is already under . in all fairness, it has to actu "They are cutting some really { success or failure at this severe scrutiny. ally be spent to have that cuts that are occurring." nate, but it makes sense that important programs." • point? A USA Today analysis of kind of an impact. UCF would be affected by the Sure, it hasn't kept unem government disclosure and At a press conference last bad economy." ployment below 8.5 percent accounting records reveals Thursday; House Speaker or created immediate jobs that the counties that sup Nancy Pelosi said she like the Obama administra ported Obama in last year's believes ''we have much • tion said il: would, but does election have received twice more to gain from seeing , I that mean hundreds of bil as much money per person through the .first stimulus." lions more should be spent from the stimulus funds as Pelosi went 6n to say, "We to try again? those· that voted for Sen. have to be very careful about .According to The Wall John McCain. the spending on this." Street Journal, $56 billion has Another analysis conduct Considering the federal LINDSEY JORGENSEN EMMA LEEDY VANESSA JAGDEO been transferred from the ed by The New York Times deficit is expected to reach Mathematics, Senior History and Philos.ophy , Junior Nursing, Junior federal government to state indicates that "of 5,274 trans $1.8 trillion this year, accord "They are cutting the wrong "It's sad, but it's inevitable. If · "I assume UCF is cutting budgets governments as a result of portation projects approved ing to Tite New York Times, programs." Florida is cutting Bright Futures, based on everyones needs.They the American Recovery and so far ... the 100 largest met she is probably on to some- it's obvious that all public edu know what they'retdoing, and Reinvestment Act.ff 2009, ropolitan areas ar¥etting catio~ is going to suffer." hopeful~ everyone benefits." thing. . - t I (I j •
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