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·) SHOPPING Second meningitis case confirmed being close enough to Taylor , high fever, confusion and neck Thirteen students identified as close contacts during the seven days he was stiffness, which can develop contagious to be at risk of con over the course of several MATT MORRISON day evening, was admitted to a vices. tracting the infection. The hours or as much as two days. News Editor hospital Monday with symp Bacterial meningitis is Health Center is providing a The Health Center will be toms. spread through close contact, free antibiotic to all students distributing the antibiotic for Another UCF student was Taylor is said to be recover mainly through saliva by kiss who believe they could have free through Feb. 4, until the diagnosed Wednesday with ing well and without any ofthe ing, sharing food or being been infected potential time of exposure bacterial meningitis. severe consequences associat coughed on at close range. "Ifyou've had close contact, passes. , ) Christopher Taylor, who ed with bacterial meningitis, Anyone living with an infected it's in your best interest to.get Taylor, a business major, allowed the university to use said Dr. Michael Deichen, asso person may also be infected the antibiotic," Deichen said at lives in Tower 4 at Knights his name in an e-mail sent to ciate director of Clinical Thirteen students were a press conference Thursday. ,, the UCF community Wednes- Services for UCF Health Ser- identified by the university as Typical symptoms include PLEASE SEE TWO ON A4 Student SIXIS diesin .., Ocala l DES MOINES, OUGH _____ WE HAVE A -mrcrash RROBLEM Students still undecided about Four passengers die remaining candidates along with driver
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The passion for speed that KELDA SENIOR motivated one UCF student to .. Staff Writer kiss his car good-bye every While the official presidential election is night would be the same pas sion that took his life Sunday A"rocket" on th of of a months away, many UCF students continue to high school launc call from a have mixed feelings about who should be the next morning. Joshua Ammirato, an 18- ) concerned neighbor. But it's a portable president. heater used to protect paint and drywall After the polls closed on Tuesday, it was year-old freshman health sci from cold weather. Construction workers revealed that Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. John ence major from Ocala, died noticed the resemblance and decided to McCain had won Florida. after slamming his 2008 BMW decorate it with fins and NASA logos. The results lead former mayor Rudy Giuliani MS into a tree off of the Grey stone Airport Runway, taking Flames inside the heater cast an orange and Sen. John Edwards to drop out of the presi glow, which prompted the call. dential race, leaving three candidates from each with him four passengers - party still running. Isaac Rubin, 20; Dustin Dawe, Matthew Mccann, a political science major, 19; James Hime, 19; and Jacob said he believes America should consider elect Casey,19. AROUND CAMPUS,A2 ing a candidate with stronger moral convictions. Ammirato was traveling "I wish Huckabee had won the republican vote northbound on the one-and-a ACADEMIC INTEGRITY in Florida," McCann said. "I like what he stands half-mile-long runway. After SPEAKER TO VISIT UCF for." driving off the end of the Despite his win in the Iowa caucuses, Mccann airstrip, the 500-horsepower TODAY AT 10 A.M. said he still doesn't think Huckabee has a chance at vehicle flew for 200 feet in the ·" Rutgers Professor of Organization winning the election. air and struck a large oak tree Management, Donald J. McCabe, will "I think that unless there's a drastic change and about 15 feet off the ground, speak about academic integrity today America realizes that they possibly do need to causing it to land facing north at 10a.m.in Room 316 of the Student have a stronger moral background for the presi east in a vacant lot off the 1400 Union. McCabe is the founder of dency, guys like Huckabee won't have a chance," Block of Northeast 95th Street Rutgers' Center for Academic Integrity. Mccann said. "I think America needs to get their Skid marks along the airstrip act together." follow the same path that the Kris Krause, a political science and creative tires took before driving offthe LOCAL & STATE, A2 writing major, said although the democratic vote road may not count, he was happy that Florida's regis All five men were pro GOV. CRIST SENDS tered Democrats voted Tuesday. nounced dead at the scene BUDGET PROPOSAL A little under half of registered Democrats between 3:55 a.m and 3:56 a.m., came to a primary that didn't have any delegates according to a press release TO LEGISLATURE . from Lt Michael Burroughs of ,,, the Florida Highway Patrol. Bracing for the weakening economy, PLEASE SEE FLA. ON AS Gov. Charlie Crist proposed a $70 Three ofthe men were ejected billion state budget Thursday that from the car, and the other two seeks to boost spending on programs were partially trapped inside ti to stimulate business and counts on the car. reserves and gambling money to get "Due to the severity and through the tough times. damage incurred by the vehi cle during the crash, we have not yet determined whether occupants were wearing seat NATION & WORLD, A4 belts," Burroughs said. NO DELAYS AS NEW PLEASE SEE STUDENT ON A4 ID RULES TAKE EFFECT AT U.S. BORDERS Motorists passed easily through border checkpoints Thursday as Webcast goes down, hopes stay high· tougher identification standards for NATALIE MORERA made viewing the real-time UCF and a member of LEAD U.S. and Canadian citizens went into News Editor video nearly impossible. scholars, was hosting the Pega effect without the backups and "There were simply far too sus Ballroom screening. confusion some travelers had feared. As 50 students filled the many people across the coun As soon as the video cut out, viewing area in the Pegasus trytrying to watch it at the same Martinez tried to refresh the Ballroom anticipating a live time," Goldstein said Web site, but it didn't work. INDEX TODAY'S webcast Wednesday at 8 p.m., Goldstein explained in his Martinez called the three • Around Campus 2 WEATHER the screen went blank statement that they anticipated other locations showing the Weather 2 The 2% Solution, a webcast 10,000 screenings, but it was far webcast, and they were • Local & State 2 discussion on solving global more than they expected encountering problems stream Nation & World 4 warming, was set to air live "In a positive light," Gold ing the real-time video, too. Sports 6 from the UCF Cocoa campus stein said, "this means that "It was giving [other loca Variety 9 and on screens nationwide. thousands of more people care tions] maybe quarter-minute Classifieds 12 Eban Goldstein, the project about finding solutions to glob clips; nothing really under Sudoku 13 director of Focus the Nation, al wanning [than] we thought" standable," Martinez said ''The Crossword 13 ,explained in a statement that Fanny Martinez, the web the surpassing of bandwidth master of Focus the Nation at PLEASE SEE VIDEO ON A4 •
• \ A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com February 1, 2008 • (enital :Jlotiba 1uture AROUND (entral • CAMPUS • News and notices for the UCF community Jloriba Academic integrity speaker today • Rutgers Professor of Organi zation Management, Donald J. McCabe, will speak about aca ,Uture demic integrity today from 10 The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968 • , a.m. to 11 a.m. in Room 316 of the Student Union. McCabe is the February 1, 2008 founder of Rutgers' Center for Vol 40, Issue 11 • 14 Pages Academic Integrity. For more The Centro/ Florida Future is the independent, student information, contact pmack written newspaper at the University of Central Aotida. Opinions in the Future are those of the individual own@mailuctedtL columnist and not necessarilythose of the editorial staff or the University administration. All cootent ~ property 9f the Centro/ Florida Future and may not be reprinted in part • UCF supports women in sports or Inwhole without permission from the publisher. In honor of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, UCF NEWSROOM , Athletics will be hosting a day 407-447-4558 • of sports on Saturday from 2 Editor-in-Chief p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the UCF Melissa Heyboer x213 Soccer Complex. editor@[entralRoridaFuture.mm The event will consist of sports seminars .and clinics News Editors Matt Morrison and taught by UCF female student Natalie Morera x213 athletes, coaches and trainers. new.5@(entra/Floridafuturemm The cost is $10 for the event and Opinions Editors will include lunch and a ticket SHARON WEAVER/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE to the UCF vs. ECU game later Seven students who traveled to Kansas City, Mo., in January for the 2008 AHMI, plan a class presentation about their experiences during the conference and the trip. Jeffrey Riley and in the day. To register, call 407- Tara Young x213 823-1000. oplnions@(entra/RoridaFuture.wm Sports Editor CAB presents Miss UCF Pageant Padrick Brewer x215 Campus Activities Board Nonprofit world profits from UCF sports@(entra/RoridaFuturecom will be presenting the Miss Variety Editor UCF Pageant Saturday from 7 Jamie Salmasian x214 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Pegasus variety@CentralF/oridaFuture.G Ballroom ofthe Student Union. Photo Editor • This year's theme is Breakfast Andy Jacobsohn at Tiffany's. For more informa ph()(v@(entra/RoridaFuture.w tion, contact ., [email protected]. StaffWriters J Donald Thomann, William Goss, Whitney Hamrick, Jennifer Larind.r Lauren Paulauskas, Shahdai Richardson; Zaileen Roach, Kelda Senior, Amanda KjShapiro, LOCAL Program awarded Robyn Sidersky, Keith Spencer, Kari Wilberg, Stephanie Wilken &STATE for certifications Copy Editors Keep local with headlines Billie Hartl, Brian Murphy, Megan Speer you may have missed SHARON WEAVER Staff Photographers Gov. Charlie Crist sends budget Contributing Writer Brian Bustos, Liana Cole, Vanessa Ezeta, Shanna Fortier, proposal to Legislature UCF contributes proficient leaders TALLAHASSEE - Bracing Rayma Jenkins, Ashley Koehler, to the nonprofit world every year. for the weakening economy, Gov. Corey Maynard, Gregory Territo UCF's American Humanics Charlie Crist proposed a $70 bil • Program recently received an out Editorial Cartoonist lion state budget Thursday that standing award for certifying a higher Spain Fischer seeks to boost spending on pro percentage of its students than any Graphic Artists grams to stimulate business and other university in the country to counts on reserves and gambling Maya Borenstien, Cara.Cooper, become leaders ofnon-profit organiza money to get through the tough Joseph Mangabat, Brad Walkover tions. Editorial Adviser times. During the 2008 Annual American Despite bad projections for Abraham Aboraya • Humanics Management/Leadership adviser@[entralF/oridaFuturemm incoming taxes, Crist proposed Institute (AHMI) earlier this month, a more spending on health insur delegation ofstudents representing the ance for children, and several American humanics minor program at • programs to move the state UCF received the Excellence in Certifi BUSINESS toward energy diversity. The cations Award. AHMI gave the award budget for the next fiscal year 407-447-4555 to UCF for the outstanding number of ., also includes more money for students that successfully completed Advertising Sales Director unspecified help for adults with AHMI certification during the 2006- SHARON WEAVER / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Mark lanaris x204 out health insurance. 2007 academic year. Campus director of the American Hu manics Program at UCF, Stephanie Krick, talks to students about scholarships. [email protected] To make the spending plan According to American Humanics University Sales Director tax work with less money com Inc.,"52 percent of the UCF American lectures from significant national leaders of nonprofit organizations, but Heissam Jebailey x201 • ing in, Crist relies heavily on $11 humanics students met all require speakers in the nonprofit sector, and to be certified, they must undergo an [email protected] billion in reserves, including ments for American Humanics Certifi they participated in a variety of work intensive training program. Classifieds Sales Director diverting $400 million from the cate in Nonprofit Leadership,'' a per shops and case studies. The activities Students must successfully com Lawton Chiles endowment fund, Trisha Irwin x212 • centage that is higher than in any other offered by AHMI engaged students in plete 18 credit hours with an emphasis [email protected] which is made up ofmoney from American humanics program in the discussions about current issues in on nonprofit management, volun the state's 1998 settlement with country. today's societies. . teerism, human resource development, Distribution Manager tobacco companies. Crist said he ''This award is important to demon "The highlight of the AHMI experi communication, fundraising, public Ryan McDonald x211 • spoke to Gov. Chiles' widow, strate the efforts of our program,'' said ence for me was the discussion about relations, administration and other rel [email protected] Rhea Chiles, and received her Stephanie Krick, campus director of energy," said Amber Myers-Ferguson, evant areas. General Manager blessing to tap into the account to the American Humanics Program at an anthropology major and president They also must be active in the UCF Raymond G. Bush x220 shore up the budget. UCF. "We were surprised. We have of the American Humanics Student Student Government Association, RayB@Knigh~Newspapers.com The budget also relies on started something that we could finish, Association on campus. . attend various seminars including the money from the state's recent and that is a great feeling." Derrick Stephens, 26, a social work AHMI and intern for a minimum of Fax: 407-447-4556 deal with the Seminole Indians The American humanics minor major who also traveled to the AHMI, 300 hours for a nonprofit organization. for some casino revenues. The Published by Knight Newspapers • program at UCF was established in said that he enjoyed figuring out solu In order to help students fulfill the 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200 budget includes $130 million tions to problems at the conference. intense requirements, American 2002 and has grown rapidly since then, Orlando, FL 32817 from the compact, even though it certifying more than 40 students to Stephens said he was able to relate Humanics Inc. offers applications for is the subject of ongoing litiga date. The program prepares students to all the participants of the AHMI and the Next Generation Scholarship that .. tion. to work with the nation's youth and many of them inspired him. is available only to American Human Tl;ie proposal also includes families in the nonprofit sector "Everyone gets a sense of joy and ics students. American Humanics Inc. about $400 million from Lottery through classroom and extracurricular pride in helping people," Stephens said. awards 200 scholarships of$4,500 each "game enhancements," which "'UCF II experience. Patricia Holloway, 22, a health serv to elected applicants each year. Appli Stands For Opportunity"' are expected to increase income The 2008 AHMI took place in ices administration major, said partici cations are available at www.humari from lottery ticket sales, although Kansas City, Mo., on Jan. 3-6. Krick and pating in AHMI and becoming certi ics.org. The next deadline is March 4. Crist wasn't specific about how 13 students made up the UCF delega fied is a great networking opportunity. For more information on the UCF that would work. Ap ., At the AHMI, students also have an American humanics minor program, ASSOOATEDcP. tion at the conference. More than 200 COLLEGIATE Associated PRESS Press PLEASE SEE LOCAL ON A4 nonprofit corporate leaders and 600 opportunity to interview for potential visit students and faculty from different employers in the nonprofit field, and www.cohpa.ucf.edu/pubadm/ameri institutions in the nation gathered this are often hired on the spot. can_humanics2.cfm, e-mail ahmi • year at the AHMI. Students involved in the American [email protected], or call 407-823- CORRECTION At the conference, they listened to humanics program at UCF seek to be 0661. u,;F "RECYCLES • A story that ran in Wednesday's Central Flori One free copy of the Central Florida Future permitted da Future called, ''Group LOCAL WEATHER per issue. If available, additional copies may be pursues medical amnesty," purchased from our office with prior approval for $1 • reported that "UCF would each. Newspaper theft is a crime. V-N>lators may join a handful of other pub TODAY IN DETAIL High: 78° be subject to civil and criminal prosecution Today Saturday and/or University discipline. lic universities" that pro Today: A 30-percent chance of show MOSTLY SUNNY Low:S9° .. vide medical amnesty. The CHANCE ers. South southwest wind between 0 sentence should have read, SHOWERS 10 and 15 mph, with gusts as high as ''UCF would join a handful High:76° 20mph. 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FROM A1 received confirmation from Deichen said he supports a Shareholders sue nation's Orange County Public Health policy change. largest cane sugar producer Plaza He attended only two officials. Ellie Levine. a sophomore. WEST PALM BEACH - classes on campus during the ''.At this point, there is no religious studies major, is a Employee shareholders of the time he was contagious, both evidence that this is an out resident of Tower 4. She said nation's largest cane sugar were on Jan. 24: cinema break," he said that she and her roommates producer sued the company survey from 1:30-4:20 p.m. in The Florida Board of Gov first found out about Taylor's for $150 million Thursday, the Visual Arts Building and ernors is proposing to bolster illness through information claiming its board failed to fundamentals of technical meningitis prevention at pub passed out by resident assis inform them of two lucrative presentation from 6-7:15 p.m. lie universities by requiring all tants. buy-out offers, then rejected in the Communications Build- incoming students as of July 1 "We happened to see a the deals. ing. to show proof of vaccination blinding light outside of our U.S. Sugar Corp. is a private Deichen said it is difficult for meningitis or sign a waiv window;" Levine said, "and ·t ly held company owned large to transmit meningitis and er. The proposal must be turned out to be three news ly by its employees and former that the bacteria cannot sur- approved by public hearing. stations." employees who had about 38 vive very long outside of the Bill Edmonds, director of They spent the evening percent of its shares in 2005, human body. · communications for the receiving further information according to the federal class PAUL SANCYA / ASSOCIATED PRESS "The vast majority ofcases board, said that hearing could from the local news. action lawsuit filed in West U.S.Customs officer Nick Ligerakis hands back a Michigan driver's license and infonnation pamphlet to a driver arriving from Canada at the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit, Wednesday. of meningitis are sporadic," happen as soon as March, "I was kinda shocked that Palm Beach. Deichen said though a solid date has not anyone could get meningitis," • Employees can only sell No delays as new ID rules Another opposition lawmaker Nevertheless, he said, ''We been set. Levine said their shares back to the compa are going to err on the side of The decision to require She said she was under the ny, which has been, offering up take effect at U.S. borders killed in Kenya violence HIGHGATE, Vt. NAIROBI, Kenya - A giving the antibiotic''. to those only new students to be vacci impression entering college to $204 per share. the lawsuit who request it. . nated came after discussions that admission required a stu • said Motorists passed easily police officer gunned down through border check an opposition lawmaker in Taylor is the second UCF with health officials from dent to prove he had been But in 2005, U.S. Sugar was inoculated She said she hoP,es points Thursday as tougher Kenya Thursday, the second student to contract meningitis Florida universities suggested offered $S75 million to sell the this semester. that meningitis was too rare to the board's meningitis' policy business, or about $293 per identification standards for such killing this week in a U.S. and Canadian citizens country that has been Taryn Kelly, a resident of require all students to receive will be approved share. a deal soundly rejected Pegasus Landing, was also a shot, Edmonds said Howev "I agree with that policy," by its board a year later, the went into effect without the gripped by ethnic violence backups and confusion since its disputed presiden hospitalized with meningitis er, in about four years, every she said "I see no reason why lawsuit said. The same deal not to get [inoculated]." • some travelers had feared. tial election, officials said bacteria. student of a public university was rejected again in 2007, yet However, the shot vail People entering the National police chief Deichen said that Kelly is in Florida will have to either employee shareholders were in good condition and recov- be inoculated or officially opt able protects against onl four country will no longer be Hussein Ali said lawmaker never told about either offer, ering from the illness. Kelly out. allowed to simply declare David Too was killed in "a out of the five types olcter the lawsuit said plans to take the semester off ''We hope that all students ial meningitis. • to immigration officers at crime of passion" involving A telephone message left "Even if you get vac- border crossings that they the girlfriend of the traffic to recuperate. Deichen said will be vaccinated because, for U.S Sugar representatives These two cases of menin- even though meningitis is cine," Deichen said, '\ s not a was not immediately returned are citizens. policeman arrested in the Instead, those 19 and shooting. But the opposition gitis are unrelated, Deichen rare, it is potentially fatal," guarantee that you'ne pro The lawsuit claims that U.S. said, and the university has Edmonds said tected." Sugar Chairman William older will have to show called it an assassination, White and his family, descen proof of citizenship - a making clear they saw it as dants of the company passport, trusted traveler part ofthe country's deepen f • founders, hid the offers from card or a birth certificate ing ethnic strife. their employees so they could and government-issued ID After the killing, thou continue to buy back shares for such as a driver's license. sands of people from Too's Video available on archixre the undervalued rate and Customs officials said Kalenjin ethnic group maintain operating control of delays were minimal across sought revenge by setting FROM Al work issue." the company. White and his the country and that most houses on fire and blocking Diaz said he was disap Goldstein also apologized family own less than 4 percent motorists had the docu roads with rocks on the out sound wasn't working; the pointed that he couldn't view for some inappropriate te of the company's shares, mentation they needed. skirts of the western town of video wasn't working. the webcast because he want messages during the webc t • according to the suit. Officers at the ports will Kericho, near the slain law Martinez had called both ed to see what new ideas the and said he "deeply regr tted The suit was filed on behalf have latitude to admit peo maker's constituency. Other the Dandelion Communitea panelists would address. the offenses." ofmore than 4,000 current and ple who are unaware of the tribes fled to the police sta, Cafe and the Drunken Mon "I heard about bio-fuels, Goldstein said: ''We d a • former employees, some of changes once their identi tion for fear of reprisals. key Coffee Bar. ethanol and some new tech team of people workiiig to whom have already sold their ties are confirmed, said Similar violence broke out in The owner of the Drunken nologies," Diaz said, ''but I censor these messages, but I shares to the company ~t the Jayson Ahem, deputy com other towns. Monkey, Larry Hardin, said he wanted to see if they were fear that some made it onto lower rate and are seeking missioner with Customs Kenya has been would screen the webcast at a going to say anything differ the screen before we could • compensation. and Border Protection, embroiled in ethnic violence later date through the archived ent." catch them." who is heading a national since President Mwai Kibaki version if anyone was still Martinez said she thinks Goldstein said he was effort to call attention to was declared the winner of interested in viewing the the student audience under proud ofhis fellow FIN mem -ASSOCIATED PRESS the changes. the Dec. 27 election and video. stood that the mishap was out bers and wanted to remind • Many points were offer opposition candidate Raila The crowd waiting to view of her control, and some took them of how strong they ing a grace period and Odinga rejected the result, the webcast had mixed emo note that the video would be would all be Thursday as they . handing out fliers explain saying the vote had been tions about the webcast not available later that night "collectively dig further into HIGHER ing the changes. rigged functioning. through the archive. finding solutions to curb the There were no unusual Much of the bloodshed Some of the audience Martinez said she would be crisis." EDUCATION delays during the morning has pitted other tribes, members were present for the going home to watcti the Martinez said she never rush hour in Detroit, which including Odinga's Luo, LINK loot that would be given video. - expected the audience to be so What's in the news at has the busiest northern against Kibaki's Kikuyu peo at the end of the webcast, and Goldstein said the archived large or the technical prob colleges around the country border crossing, said Ron ple. Kikuyus, Kenya's largest some were present to satisfy a version of the webcast would lems to occur but will be doing Smith, a spokesman for U.S. ethnic group, have long been class requirement. be available by 11:30 p.m. all she can Thursday at the Colleges take stock of what Customs and Border Pro resented for their domi Others, such as Rene Diaz, Wednesday night at National Teach-in event in the • a recession muld mean tection there. nance of the economy and a sophomore mechanical and www.earthdaytv.net andsaid Pegasus Ballroom. Fifty states, the federal gov The bridge and tunnel politics. Western Kenya's aerospace engineering major, it was a ''wonderful program 'We've been working on ernment and thousands of crossings between Detroit Rift Valley has seen some of were interested in what would with tremendous amounts of this, and that's our people," American colleges and universi and Windsor, Ontario typi the worst violence. be said and were frustrated ' information and participation Martinez said "[The webcast • ties are about to face a test of cally can see wait times of Odingahassaidhewants when the live stream did not from our world leaders on the is] the national kick-off event." their commitment to higher about 30 minutes to enter a new election, while Kibaki education, at a time when the the U.S. has made clear he will not country is under economic Congress approved the negotiate his position as •• stress and high-school graduat Western Hemisphere Trav president. In Nairobi, nego ing clas.5eS are about to crest el Initiative in 2004, which tiators from the two camps While the official ''reces.5i.on" requires verified citizen began the first day of talks Student had passion for cars • label has not been used, the ship and identification of mediated by former U.N. news broke on Wednesday that all those entering the coun Secretary-General Kofi FROM Al could have a good time. I was Joshua Ammirato and Dustin the American economy slowed try from Canada, Mexico Annan. n't there that night of the Dawe." to a crawl in the last quarter of and the Caribbean. Too was the second Christine Dellert, a UCF crash, but I would be sur One former classmate of • 2007, growing only 0.6 percent. The passport require opposition legislator killed spokeswoman, offered her prised if the driver of the car Ammirato, Hime and Dawe That's not the negative number ment for land and sea in a week. On Tuesday, condolences. had been drinking." posted a blog on MySpace of a recession, but a lower one Burroughs said troopers asking friends to sign a peti crossings has been delayed Mugabe Were was fatally "The UCF family is sad ., than many economists expect until June 2009. shot as he drove to his house dened by this tragic loss and are conducting interviews to tion in an effort to get the ed Mexican · citizens will in suburban Nairobi, setting our sincere sympathies go out filter through gossip, rumors, _story of the five men from Colleges often get caught continue to have to present off more violence in the cap to Josh's family and friends," misinformation and innuen Marion County out into the flat-footed in such economic valid passports and visas. ital's slums and in western she said. "We will continue dos to gather factual informa public. downturns. Canadian citizens previ regions. offering our support to all tion about the events leading Josh Torch, a 2007 North •• When it comes to the econo ously were not required to Police said Too's death who knew him." up to the crash. Marion High School graduate my, Michael S. McPherson, an show a passport, but will was not linked to the politi Aaron Fischer, a Valencia Prior to the tragic accident, and former class president, economist and president of the need one after next year. cal turmoil Community ·College student, Ammirato sought advice on a said he does not blame the Spencer Foundation, which sup Over the last two fiscal described Ammirato as BMW driver's forum, accident on Ammirato. • ports educational research, said, years, 31,000 people who Consumer spendin9 slows in always being positive. Fischer m5board.com, about how to "They were probably say academics, like many people. claimed at the borders to be December,weakest m15 months said his two passions in life increase his car's top-out ing, josh, let's go do that!' Peo tend to assume that the relation U.S. citizens were not, WASHINGTON - Con were cars and exercising. speed of 140 mph. Fellow ple are always going to blame ship between this year and next Ahem said. sumers, battered by harsh ''.Anytime we went any members warned Ammirato it on something," he said ''You year will be roughly the same as economic crosswinds, spent where, he offered to drive," about how dangerous his mis have to accept that fact. He the relationship between this Suicide bomber kills Afghan less in December than at any Fischer said sion was and cautioned him didn't make them get in that year and last yeai: ''That is often deputy governor in attack time in the past 15 months. According to an Ocala Star not to include any others ifhe car." • not the case;• he said A lack of KANDAHAR, The Commerce Depart Banner report, the friends did go through with his plans Torch has received numer planning, he said, means college Afghanistan - A suicide ment reported Thursday attended a small house party ofreaching 170 mph. ous comments and calls from presidents could find them bomber blew himself up that spending edged up just hosted by Joe and Jolane Friends are distraught over the community wanting to selves having to make sudden, inside a mosque in south 0.2 percent in December - McAlister and their son, Colin the amount of attention the help tell the story ofthe young • unpopular moves in the midst of ern Afghanistan on Thurs the year's peak shopping Brennan, before making their five men's deaths have men. Some want help in writ an economic downturn, instead day, killing Helm and season - down. sharply way to the airstrip. The couple received online. Facebook and ing a book about them and of pulling out a plan they have province's deputy governor from a 1 percent gain in has hired an attorney to MySpace friends, bloggers possibly making a movie. .. had time to build consensus on. and five other people, offi November. It was the weak address all questions concern and message board members An accurate. fair and com When recessions strike. as cials said. est performance in this area ing the activities at the gather from the BMW Web site point prehensive investigation will they have most recently in 2001 The bomber struck since spending fell by 0.1 ing, including rumors that the fingers at the parents of the be conducted to indicate the and 1991, the economic duress while people were praying percent in September 2006. men consumed alcohol on victims, the men themselves, events prior to, during and can hit the wallets of low- and inside the mosque in the Consumer spending is their property. The rumors Ammirato individually and after the crash, said Bur middle-income families, making provincial capital of closely watched because it circulated because ofconflict even the inexperience of roughs, in an effort to assure it harder for them to send their Lashkar Gah, provincial accounts for two-thirds of ing reports given to police by teenage drivers as the cause of the families ofthe victims that children to college. This year police chief Mohammad total economic activity. The friends ofthe men. the accident. the police are dedicated to this such families also have to face Hussein Andiwal said. overall economy skidded to ''We're awaiting toxicology Posts on m5board.com investigation. inflation, and the costs of gaso Helmand's deputy gov a near standstill in the Octo reports to determine whether range from anger at Ammira A full crash report will be • line and eggs will be on the ernor, Pir Mohammad, was ber-December quarter, drugs and alcohol were lead to for endangering his friends' ready in four to five days. minds of those pricing colleges. killed in the blast, said advancing at an anemic 0.6 ing factors," Burroughs said lives to taking action and For students who feel they • In times of higher unemploy Nisar Ahmad, a provincial percent annual rate. the gov, The toxicology report is warning others about the dan need to talk to someone about ment, which is another feature health official. ernment reported Wednes expected to be completed in gers of driving at such high this tragic event, the UCF • of recessions, classrooms are The blast killed five day. The concern is that the 30 to 60 days, and the Central speeds. Counseling Center is available • more attractive than the job other people and wounded economy weakened so Florida community will have Since the accident, friends to help. market and laid-off workers . 11, Ahmad said. much in the final month of the answers they are missing. have come together to try to The Counseling Center need retraining, so public insti Taliban regularly attack last year that the gross "He was never irresponsi restore Ammirato's reputa offers a grief and support tutions in particular, with their Afghan officials as part of domestic product could turn ble like some think," said Josh tion and persuade others that gr_oup for students dealing cheaper tuition, often find their their attempts to weaken negative in the current quar Durichek, a UCF student and the assumptions about him with loss and for more infor enrollments up. But if tuition the control of U.S.-backed ter, signifying the start of a friend of Ammirato, via e are not true. More than 600 mation students can visit the does not cover costs, that can President Hamid Karzai's full-blown recession. mail "He was the first to offer members joined the Facebook counseling center's Web site. stretch their resources. government. to be the DD [designated driv group ''RI.P. Isaac Rubin, www.counseling.sdes.uc£edu • er] for the night so others Jacob Casey, Devon Hime. or call 407-823-2811. ~ - CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION - ASSOCIATED PRESS t:.:l ., (enkaf 3lon'ba 1uture • February 1, 2008 I www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A5 C-SPAN bus rolls through UCF campus LAUREN PAULAUSKAS Staff Writer
The Florida primary elec tion not only brought an on campus precinct but also a national television network C-SPAN, a cable-provided and funded network that provides public access to the political process, visited UCF Wednesday. They brought one of two campaign buses traveling across the country to promote the channel and talk to students about the primary elections in each state. ) Erin Patton, marketing COURTESYWWW.C-SPAN.ORG director for C-SPAN network, The (-SPAN Campaign 2008 bus and the C-SPAN2 Book TV bus are 45-foot, mobile multi said they were visiting campus media demonstration centers and TV production units that bring the world of public es ''to get students engaged in affairs to communities nationwide. The (-SPAN bus visited UCF Wednesday. GERALD HERBERT / ASSOCIATED PRESS the campaign." Republican presidential hopeful, fonner New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, talks to supporters after conceding the Florida She said about 200 students ington, D.C. communicationssenioL Repu lican primary at his election watch headquarters in Orlando, Fla., Tuesday. visited the bus, and about 50 "All-in-all, it was great," she "More people voted for it took a tour of the live produc said "We really loved talking because they didn't know any tion studio inside the vehicle. with the students about the pri thing about it, more than any "In the last few weeks, we've mary results. And we like going thing else," Mildner said had some of the candidates on to warm, comfy places." Mildner also said he wished·
_) our bus," she said "So that was The students who voted had more students had voted fun showing people where they different reactions to the pri "I bet it was 2 percent," sat and that kind of thing." mary results. Mildner said Of the 200 students, only "I wish the votes for the Erin Collins, a computer sci about half knew about the Democrats mattered," said Eric ence sophomore, didn't vote channel, and some didn't even Eingold, Student Government because she's not registered to know there was a primary elec Association senator of the Col vote in this county. tion in their state. lege of Sciences and political "I would have voted in the "I was surprised that some science major, who voted in the primary if it was more conven students had no idea that the Arena ient," she said primary happened [Tuesday]," He said that the centraliza She didn't want to drive two Patton said tion of the vote really left out hours to go home and didn't get They handed out totes, Florida voters, and he was an absentee ballot. pens, T-shirts and luggage tags upset. With "Super Tuesday'' com to promote the network Eingold said he didn't like ing next week, C-SPAN will be Patton said she enjoyed the that Amendme_nt 1 passed visiting more college campus weather, too, coming from C 'either, just like Jon Mildner, es, and their next stops are in SPAN headquarters in Wash- organizational Georgia and California
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WILFREDO LEE / ASSOCIATED PRESS Voters line up at a polling station to vote in Florida's presidential primary Tuesday in Coral Gables, Fla. Arecord 24 states held primaries and caucuses Tuesday, the result of a stampede by states to gain prestige and wield clout in extremely tight races to become the Democratic and Republican nominees for the White House. Fla. Democrats voted, , despite no delegates
;, FROM A1 nor Sen. John Edwards cam- out. It's unfortunate that he paigned here. The can't be president anymore." attached, which was slightly Democratic candidates Both King arid Krause less than the number of were only allowed to do said they encourage Republicans who voted. fundraisers in the state of students to vote for the can "It's a huge deal that so Florida. didate they think will repre many Democrats came out," King said that Edwards sent them best and not to Krause said. dropping out of the race focus too much on which ' Florida had its delegates may shift the democratic party they belong to. stripped because they election. "I think if [students] moved the primary before "I'ni heartbroken that found one or two issues they Super Tuesday. The DNC Edwards dropped out," King could really care about, it took away delegates and as a said. "He was my candi would be really easy for result, the democratic vote date." people to get excited about may not count. King said that this elec the election," King said. Ben King, a psychology tion has shown that polls Krause said that the com major, said that he still and speculations aren't mon theme on both sides of encourages students to vote, always solid. the political spectrum, because the winner in Flori "I like Edwards, but for whether they be established ) da will receive the press whatever reason, he wasn't or relatively new candi coverage. resonating with the people dates, is change. Clinton has received enough," King said. "So "The more change that press coverage because she because he wasn't pulling gets made," Krause said, won in Florida, although enough, I think it was the "the more it's going to affect neither Sen. Barack Obama right think for him to drop us."
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BRIAN MURPHY Staff Writer The start to the most impor tant stretch of games for the UCF Men's Basketball team ( , this season didn't. begin very positively for the Knights as they fell to UAB 88-81 Wednes day night at the New UCF Arena With the Blazers and Hous ton coming to Orlando this c , week, the Knights (11-9 overall, 4-2 in Con- ference USA) were < poised to make a charge in the C-USA 60 ·< race. But The Blazers made dropping 60 percent of their the week's shots in the first first game half, including 53.8 to the Blaz ers (14-6 percent from 3- overail, 4-1 point range. in C-USA) ( / now makes their matchup with the Cougars that much 38 more important. UAB's bench players ''We scored 38 points, knew we led by 25 from , had to get Lawrence Kinnard. (, these. ,, two UCF's bench players wms, guard Dave stored 17 points. _Noel said. "For us to be able to get a win tonight ... that probably would have put us in the second or third spot. With the loss, I think we fell all the way down to sixth, so we just got to come out and get the next one.'' Yet it's hard to beat a team
that shoots 58.5 percent from • ( the field and makes ll-of-22 3- pointers. "UAB would've beaten most
anybody in the country with () the way they played tonight," head coach Kirk Speraw said The Knights made the con test's first basket with a3-point () er by Jermaine Taylor from the top of the key. UAB would score the next 10 points, paced by a couple of scores from for l) ward Howard Crawford The Knights brought the score to 10-9 with a short jumper by Kenrick Zondervan, but that's as close as they would
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How about beating UAB before insulting its state? 0 1 There's an old reprise during ing 13-9 early in the first half team has never won, and where and Dave Noel were laughing the ever-so-eloquent exchange when we were all instructed to the Blazers gave the football on the inside while they that is trash talking, especially look up at the screen for "a spe team a good scare on Nov. 10. watched Robert Vaden and • when one party is losing: cial video presentation" by The video was boring Lawrence Kinnard go insane The Talker - almost always Knightvision. enough to be considered and build up a lead that was as • the loser - will mention some What followed even made innocuous, until, of course, the much as 24 at one point. • disparaging remark about the UAB head coach Mike Davis wit and wisdom ofUCF fans Now, I am not the voice of nature of the Talkee - who is come out of his walking coma started to shine through. moral authority; it's not that I (' • quietly going about the business The video - which was One fan said his trip to think it was wrong. of actually winning. totally improvised, I swear - Alabama would include a visit Hell, had the jokes actually After years of being the butt PADRICK BREWER played on the fact that very few to Wal-Mart to help stimulate been funny, I probably would of everyone's jokes, as we try to Sports Editor people around UCF know the local economy. have laughed. d remove the heavy U Can't Fin where UAB is; apparently some Another said that he would The fans in the video could ish crown, you would think that You would be wrong. think that Nevada and Maryland just drive through the state, n't have kno:wn what the score UCF fans would be a little more During its game against UAB border Alabama because ''there is nothing there." ofthe game was going to be sensitive to the nature of their on Wednesday night, the UCF Funny aside - UAB is locat Hilarious. trash talking. Men's Basketball team was trail- ed where the UCF's basketball I imagine Jermaine Taylor PLEASE SEE o A7 r KNIGHTVISION -~ I
,. ·'- (tumtJ :Jloriba '1ititrt • February 1, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A7 / Rally was too little, too late for UCF FROM A6 · '.) get. The Blazers, who led by double digits for the majority of the game, scored 14 of the next 18 points, capped off by a 3-point play from forward Lawrence Kinnard ) "They came out and played hard," Noel said. "I don't think we played as hard as we were supposed to when we first came out and it showed.... They came out really hard and I don't know if we were ready for it." The Blazers hit 7-of-13 shots from beyond the arc in the first half, including five from guard Robert Vaden. Meanwhile, the Knights' 3- point shooting couldn't hit the ocean if they were stand ) ing on the shoreline. The Knights were just 3-of-13 from long range in the first half, and two of those makes came on the first and last play of the half. "We missed some shots and turn around and find our selves down 10:• Speraw said. "I think we came impatient, trying to shoot our way back
1 into it, and we didn't shoot our way back into it." Back-to-back layups by Zondervan made it 27-21, but Vaden, as he did all night, had PHOTOSBY GREG TERRITO / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Above, UCF's Jean Michel Yotio, 34, and Mike Battle, 11, go after a ball with UAB's Lawrence Kinnard during the Blazers' 88-81 victory an answer as he sunk a couple Wednesday. Right, UCF's Dave Noel grabs a rebound between Kinnard and Robert Vaden, 24.Vaden hit six 3-pointers in the win. of 3-pointers. The Knights played pretty tight defense on UAB extend its lead to a scoring by Taylor, who scored hadll. Vaden, who entered the game game-high 24 points at 61-37 most ofhis 19 points in.the clos The Knights have to put averaging a nation-best 4.5 3- with about 15 minutes to play. ing minutes. He was held to this disappointing loss behind pointers per game, but he kept To the Knights' credit, they just five points in the first hal£ them quickly because they making shots. He made a fall kj:!pt showing effort, but they "He's got to be patient had only 72 hours to prepare away ~ and then followed that were unable to get within 15 because he's a focal point for the conference's second up with a 3 while getting points until the final four min now," Speraw said of Taylor. best team, Houston. The fouled by Mike O'Donnell. utes of the game. At this time, "He's got to be patient and not Cougars (15-4, 4-1) are coming "It's not like that's new for the Knights finally started hit get frustrated if things don't off an 89-77 home loss to No. 1 him," Speraw said. "He does ting their outside shots. come easy, especially early in Memphis on Wednesday, but that. Until you defend him O'Donnell and Taylor the game." Houston is a very dangerous and realize that he only needs combined to hit three of Noel finished with 16 team, a fact that is not lost on about an inch and a halfto get UCF's next four long-range points and O'Donnell had 13. Speraw. He knows that after it off, I don't think you under attempts, cutting the deficit to While the Knights' perimeter winning its first four confer S(lf-. ll!dndl)•••.,•••"09 10(1fldvot1Ranch) .. , ...... , ... stand how tough he really is ence games, his team has lost 1S(JAavor,1Ranm) ...... ~99 as little as six points with less game wasn't clicking for most ....lbllmorBINI to guard" l0(10
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ORLANDO - The score suggests that it was just another Orlando Magic blowout victory over the woebegone Miami Heat. A victory?Yes. A blowout? Well, not
exactly. II Hedo Turkoglu had 27 points and 12 rebounds, Rashard Lewis scored 19 points and the Magic needed 12 consecutive points in the final quarter to pull away and beat the undermanned Heat 107-91 Wednesday night. "Glad to have that win," Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy said. "Scary game." Dwight Howard scored 16 points with 13 rebounds and Maurice Evans added 13 points for the Southeast Divi- · sion-leading Magic (29-18), who have won the last eight meetings between the Sun shine State rivals. • Ricky Davis scored 21 JOHN RAOUX / ASSOCIATED PRESS points, while Luke Jackson Miami guard Daequan Cook lays up a shot against Orlando during the Heat's 107-91 loss and Chris Q!Iinn added 14 to the Magic on Wednesday. Cook played 25 minutes for a Heat team missing a start.ers. each for the Heat, who played without Dwyane Wade (flu), the stretch. Miami made just doomed Miami against Shaquille O'Neal (hip) and 5-of-18 shot's in the final quar Boston, and on Wednesday, PAT SULLIVAN/ ASSOCIATED PRESS Udonis Haslem (ankle). Not ter, getting outscored 24-15. they got off to a 1-of-9 start. Memphis' Joey Dorsey helped his Tigers beat the Houston Cougars 89-77 Wednesday. Memphis is the lone unbeaten team left in Division I. surprisingly, given the lineup Dorell Wright scored 12 But this one didn't get depletion, Miami trailed most points, Jason Williams had 11 away, unlike the 30-point ofthe way in what became its points and eight assists, and debacle against the Celtics. 17th loss in the past 18 games. Mark Blount finished with 10 Jackson hit a 3-pointer late But that didn't mean the points for Miami, which was in the first to tie the score at • Memphis still undefeated Heat couldn't make things outrebounded 52-29. 20, and Williams connected interesting. 'We look at it as opportu on two free throws 28 sec Memphis is pursuing per guard Jacob Pullen had 20 "Are we getting better? We got "We all knew that it was nity and surprise everybody onds later to give Miami its fection all by itself now. points and freshman forward better today." going to be tough because and try to get a win," Wright first lead. As the top-ranked Tigers Bill Walker had 22, making Chris Douglas-Roberts those guys ..., they've got said. "I thought we fought Back came Orlando, and improved to 20-0 with an 89- sure that Beasley, who had scored 30 points and Joey nothing to lose," Turkoglu real hard. We were almost quickly. . 77 victory at Houston on guaranteed a Kansas State vic Dorsey grabbed 22 rebounds, said there. That fourth quarter Carlos Arroyo's jumper Wednesday night, No. 2 tory, did not have to eat his matching a career high, as Daequan Cook's jumper slipped away from us." with 6:50 left in the half gave Kansas took its first loss of the words. Memphis equaled its best start with 11 minutes remaining The first half essentially Orlando its first double-digit season against Kansas State in "I knew my team was capa in school history. drew Miami within 83-80, went like this: Orlando would lead, 44-34, and the margin Manhattan, Kan. ble of beating anybody," Robert Dozier scored 17 of and the Heat were clearly pound the ball inside, and reached 13 later in the second • The Jayhawks hadn't lost in Beasley said. "And we showed his 21 points in the second half thinking upset. Miami would pound quarter before the Magic set the Little Apple in 24 years, · it tonight." and the Tigers (20-0, 6-0 Con From there, though, it was whomever was the recipient tled for the 11-point cushion at but Michael Beasley, who was Always double- and some ference USA) overcame a sea all Orlando. of those entry passes. halftime. • n't even alive when Kansas times triple-teamed when he son-high 22 turnovers to An 18-1 run gave a close The Magic led 63-52 at "In the second half, I said began its 24-game winning touched the ball inside, extend their regular-season game the appearance of a intermission, bolstered by an we needed to hold them in streak on K-State's homecourt, Beasley was held to only eight winning streak to 39 games. runaway. 18-of-21 showing from the the 40s, which we did," Heat scored 25 points and led the points in the first half but Memphis matched its best 'We thought we had a bat foul line in the first two quar head coach Pat Riley said. • No. 22 Wildcats to an 84-75 scored six in a row in the first start since 1985-86 and won its tle there," Quinn said. "And ters, while Miami went 6-of- "We just didn't score victory.;,. few minutes after intermission 15th consecutive road game. then they stepped up." 10. enough." Kansas, two victories short and Kansas (20-1, 5-1 in the Big The Tigers countered their In the teams' last four Howard, who went 8-of-11 Miami got within 76-71 ofmatching the best start in its 12) never caught up. turnover total by shooting 58.5 meetings at Orlando, the from the charity stripe in the with 4:20 left in the third • storied basketball history, lost Beasley was 4-for-4 from percent, outrebounding the Magic have prevailed by an half, led both teams in makes when Williams' perfect on its rival's home court for behind the 3-point arc as the smaller Cougars 49-29 and average of 23 points. and attempts from the line in bounce pass split two defend the first time since 1983. The Wildcats (15-4, 5-0) took over scoring 44 points in the paint. It was the first time since the first 24 minutes. ers and got to Wright for an • 24-game streak in an oppo first place in a Big 12 confer "We turned it over a few O'Neal was traded to Miami For the second straight easy layup. nent's gym came up one short ence they've never even com too many times, but we played that he, Wade and Haslem all night, the Heat opened poor But Turkoglu scored of tying the NCAA Division I peted in, let alone won. well," Calipari said. ''What you missed a game. And the ly from the floor. Orlando's next six points and record, which UCLA set "It stings because it's our saw was one of our best diminished bench seemed to Tuesday, it was a 3-of-23 the Magic took an 83-76 lead • against California from 1961- rival," Self said. "I could care efforts." take a toll on the Heat down first-quarter effort that · into the fourth. 85. less about the streak. But I do Dion Dowell scored 23 "We weren't going to run care about beating our rivals. points and Robert McKiver the table," Kansas head coach So, yeah, this one stings more scored 20 for the Cougars (15- • Bill Self said. "As much as I th.µi what most would sting." 4, 4-1), who dropped to 2-10 wish we could, that wasn't Memphis head coach John all-time against the No. I team. going to happen. So this could Calipari shrugged when he Houston head coach Tom be a good thing for us in the learned Kansas lost, leaving Penders was also denied his long run. But certainly it the Tigers as the nation's only 600th career victory. stings." unbeaten team. Kansas State freshman "It's nice, I guess," he said. - ASSOCIATED PRESS •
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Last summer, I saved my pennies and bought my first pair of designer sunglasses. They were made by Prada and ended up being everything I could have ever hoped a pair ofsunglasses would be. Their square frames were not too big and not too small The color was just right for my complexion, and the logo was not too obvious. The next day, I happened to be flipping through a fashion magazine when the "In and Out'' section caught my eye. Imagine my surprise when, right under the heading "Out" were a pair of sunglasses that had an uncanny resemblance to the pair that had been the object of my splurge the day before. Apparently, the square frame was out, the round frame was in, and I had been the victim of a drive-by trend. So this week, I went on a quest to f'md
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MOVIET!Mffi C. Volta buries bad luck, creates genius AMANDA K. SHAPIRO Jerusalem that told a tail of The Mars Volta's music. The is told through 12 tracks, but Staff Writer love, infidelity and murder. Bedlam and Goliath could purchases through iTunes After taking the game on serve as the score to a space digital download include cov-' Dubbed "The record that the road during their tour odyssey, with the eerie elec ers of Nick Drake's "Things did not want to be born," The with Red Hot Chili Peppers, tronic instrument loops. Sim Behind the Sun" and Soft Mars Volta's The Bedlam in The Mars Volta realized that ilar to the feelings surround Machine's "Memories." Goliath was finally released their entertaining addiction ing the board game, The Mars In The Mars Volta's true The Eye on Jan. 29, following a series was hanging a dark cloud Volta's music is haunting and style, music distribution (PG-13) 12:00p, 2:25, 4:45, 715, 9:55, 1210a of trials and tribulations that over the heads of all who The Bedlam and Goliath is doesn't stop here. The band Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both seemed to stop at nothing in became bewitched by its nothing short of mind-blow also offers the new album's Worlds Concert in Disney Digital 3D an attempt to delay the story. A series of unfortunate ing. release via USB flash stick (unrated) 8:40a, 10:50, 1:00p, 3:10,5:20, 9:40, 11:50 album's release. events soon evolved, includ The majority of the songs from their Web site. The stick NationalTreasure:BookofSeaets Like most albums by The The Mars Volta ing the flood of Rodriguez on Goliath emit a heavy has a 1 GB capacity, compati (PG) 12:45p, 3:40, 7:05, 10:10 Mars Volta, The Bedlam and Album: The Bedlam and Goliath Lopez's studio. improvisational feel. Various ble with both PC and Mac Strange Wilderness Goliath conveys powerful guitar effects and a lack of operating systems. Volta flash (Rl 12:15p, 2:35, 4:50, 7:50, 10:40, 12:45a The game's fate was a bur narrative. Whereas prior ial six feet under in an undis consistent time signature sticks include various goop.ies Over Her Dead Body Label: Universal Motown Records (PG-13) 10:10a,12:40p, 2:55, 5:15, 7:40,10:15,12:40a albums centered on the lives ****· closed location. Its impact on seem chaotic, but somehow - B-sides, webisodes and Available Now How She Move and deaths of friends and fel the album is immediately manage to contribute to the exclusive tracks. The gadget (PG-13) 10:50a, 1:00p, 3:50, 7:10, 9:25, 12:lOa low musicians, the new seen both in song titles and dark story behind the master also grants access to new Meet the Spartans album is the product of bad lyrics, but is further unveiled piece. material when plugged into a (PG-13) 10:25a, 12:35, 2:45, 4:5S, 7:3S, 9:SO, 12:05a luck at the hands of a board Rodriguez-Lopez gifted fel in the painful melodies of "Soothsayer" beckons lis computer on the 29th day of First Sunday game. low bandmate and vocalist each track. teners with an introductory each month. (PG-13) 12:20p,3:3S, 7:15, 10:00, 12:25a Dubbed the "Soothsayer," There are currently no Alvin and the Chipmunks Cedric Bixler-Zavala with this Powerful and perfect, this Middle-Eastern string com (PG) 12:0Sp, 210, 4:3S, 6:S5 guitarist and producer Omar Ouija-esque game found in album is the culmination of position which segues· into a Orlando tour dates set for The Rambo melody that builds to include Mars Volta For more informa (R) 10:3Sa, 12:lOp, 12:SO, 2:30, 3:5S, S:OS, 7:20, 8:10, raging guitar and lyrics sung tion on the band, check out 9:30, 10:20, 11:SS, 12:30a using a voice synthesizer. www.thebedlam.net. Untraceable Highlighted songs on the (R) 12:00p, 2:30, S:00, 8:0S, 10:30, 12:SOa album include ''.Agadez," Send questions, comments 27Dresses (PG-13) 10:30a,1 :0Sp, 4:lSp, 7:10, 9:SO, 101S,12:20a "Goliath" and "Tourniquet and album suggestions to: IAm legend Man." The record's narrative AmandaKShapiro@gmaiLcom (PG-13) 410p, 10:35, 12:SOa Get the Scoop on this local Juno (PG-13) 12:25p, 2:40, 5:0S, 7:45, 10:05, 12:35a aoverfield (PG-13) 2:SOp, 5:10, 7:30, 9:45, 12:15a bar with Knightly specials Open Captioned Showtimes: 12:30p Mad Money (PG-13) 10:40a, 1:10, 7:SS CHRISTINE MULLEN There Will be Blood Contributing Writer KNIGHTLY SCOOP SPECIALS (R) 10:00a, llOp,4:40,8:00, 11:4S Atonement Black walls, sticky floors MONDAY: "FREE DRINKS ALL THURSDAY: "THEABSOLUTES*** (R) 10:lSa, 1:lSp,4:00, 6:SO, 9:35 and the youngest college KNIGHT" SHOW" No Country for Old Men crowd in Orlando. These are and Race Book (R) 1:2Sp, 7:00 all classic bar elements for Free draft beer all night Free drinks until 12 a.m. Michael Oayton Free drinks all night Free shots until 12 a.m. (R) 10:0Sa, 4:10, 10:lS the UCF Greek community. 2008 CITRUS CHAMPIONS: Knightly Scoop, located at Free shots all night Free drafts until 12 a.m. - Listings for Fliday, Feb. 1 ll726 E. Colonial Dr. in the DJ Sobes and Knightlyfe.com DJ Jake and GREEZER.com DOUBLES shopping plaza on Alafaya FRIDAY: "ALL NEW LADIES NIGHT" REKALDE & LOPEZ Trail and East Colonial Drive, TUESDAY: 0 DRINKIN' WITH LINCOLN has it all: nightly drink spe Ladies in free until 11 p.m. BACKCOURT - PATS LIQUOR" cials, random wet T-shirt Dollar drinks and drafts until 12 a.m. ZURI contests and all the cheap $5 cover - One cent pitchers Dollar shots until 12 a.m. t:JTIIETIJBE alcoholyou need, plus more. DJ Dirty-D and The Pat's liquor Crew FRONTCOURT When you first step into SATURDAY: "SLAMMIN'SATURDAY" GOIKOTEXEA the bar, you will find your WEDNESDAY: "POWER HOUR" Dollar drafts all night 9 p.m. NBC Friday Night lights choice of beer games, such as Free draft beer all night $2 drinks all night Matt Saracen reaches a tough point in his 2-4-l's all night * College Students Always Free the classic beer pong and the $3 bombs all night life where nothing seems to really matter DJ Sobes and Knightlyfe.com bring DJ Sobes and Knightlyfe.com (With Validl.D.) to him anymore. Meanwhile, Tami Taylor's more innovative beer darts. "The more you drink, the you 60 minutes of power hour " relationship continues to grow with Tyra, SUNDAY: "FREE COVER" and Julie becomes very jealous. Landry more you win," said Christ This Ad Good may have a new potential love interest ian Romero, senior account Free cover all night For 1 Free Program that could shake up his relationship with ing major, about the game. $2wells Tyra. Elsewhere, Brian "Smash"Williams This seemed to be the (Any Performance) begins his three-game suspension and common view of the bar's turns to Coach Taylor for advice. patrons, especially for those who come on Mondays to enjoy the all-night free 9 p.m. History UFO Hunters:"The UFO Before drinks. Roswelf' Examining a 1947 UFO sighting off the The Greek community coast of Maury Island, near Washington doesn't benefit from just the " State, two weeks before the famous inexpensive drinks; they also Roswell incident. have· a lot of different events 11726 E. Colonial Dr. at the bar to help their frater Orlando, Fl 32817 C nities and sororities raise ON THE CORNER OF EAST COLONIAL DRIVE 6 p.m. Fox Super Bow/XU/ money. - AND NORTH ALAFAYA TRAIL New York Giants vs. New England Patriots One of the most popular at University of Phoenix Stadium in fund.raisers is the day-glo Glendale, Ariz.The Giants are looking for party. For this, all the walls in their first NFL title since 1991, while the Patriots try to become the first team to the bar are covered with plas ever finish 19-0. There's nothing else on so tic and all ofthe attendees are , don't even try to miss this game. asked to wear white shirts. Even on regular nights at the •~MMDO½fiilliiii bar, remnants of the 8 p.m. NBC American Gladiators fluorescent paint can be seen The first semifinal round features on the walls and ceiling when • returning winners in a battle against the the black lights switch on. predatory gladiators. Tonight's episode is Photographers for the net extended to 90 minutes for the semifinal working site Knight Lyfe are round. often on the scene to capture girls, preppy guys and a mix of Monday nights are the hip-hop and Top 40 music. most expensive with a cover · TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5 - · ,- . · ' the antics of the young crowd. Tuesday nights, people can charge of $10 for guys and $7 10 p.m. TBS The Office jam out to '80s ·music on the for girls, but it's an even Acting on bad advice from his friend Todd Scoop has a small-town • Packer, Michael brings two "adult" bar feel because the regulars enormous dance floor, accom trade-off for free well liquor. performers into the office - a stripper are very familiar with one panied by the hottest staff of The entrance fees vary and Ben Franklin - in honor of Phyllis' another. Many of them even female bartenders in town, throughout the week, but wedding shower. Meanwhile, Karen grew up together, including said bartender Matt Werner, ladies get a .break on Friday ·- confronts Pam about her past with Jim. the bartenders. who is a senior at UCF. night with free admission There is literally nothing on TV tonight, so If the young crowd isn't Amid the three pool tables and $1 drinks for everyone why not catch up on the best show on TV? enough for you, the owners and band of televisions, the until midnight. Greek community has found All in all, Scoop has • : WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6 are just as young. One of them is barely old enough to a haven. Even for the sports become an instant classic for 10 p.m. Bravo Project Runway lovers, this bar becomes the Greek community. A The seamsters rumble when they must legally drink. It's no wonder create clothes inspired by professional that there is a basketball slammed when the Pay-Per place for fund.raising, old C wrestling divas. I'm not a big fan of this arcade game stashed in the View fights are in full swing. friends and cheap drinks, this show, but you have to watch something comer near the entrance. For this Super Bowl, Scoop is bar is the answer for young and Heidi Klum is pretty hot. The atmosphere is com having an after party free of college students looking for a pleted by skimpily dressed cover. guaranteed crazy night. • THURSDAYFEBRUARY7 Sp.m.ABCLost The survivors begin to question the intentions of their supposed rescuers 11 when four strangers arrive on the island. Oh snap! - COMPILED B¥ WOODY WOMMACK •
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• Deliver us from the evil of Eva Longoria Parker WILLIAM GOSS Staff Writer
• One looks at the ads for Over Her Dead Body and finds it difficult to believe that this movie hasn't already • been made, at least 10 or 20 Just because she's passed on••• years ago. Doesn't mean she's moving on. See its star (not actress), Eva Longoria Parker, laying across the title and beneath the tagline that reads: "Just because she's passed on... Doesn't mean she's moving on." And you thought you already knew how to spell hilarity. NEW LINE CINEMA Anyway, as far as the actu Ashley (Lake Bell) has it out with the ghost of Kate (Eva Longoria Parker), who died the al plot goes: Parker (Desper;. day of her wedding to Henry (Paul Rudd). Over Her Dead Body is in theaters today. ate Housewives) gets killed on her wedding day and, in Over Her Dead Body point ye lowered standards. Guys, you'll live; there are the afterlife, opts to torment Director: Jeff Lowell psychic Lake Bell (Boston worse films to be dragged to Legal) once she tries to hook in the new-year doldrums known as Hollywood's up with the deceased's Stars: Eva**· Longoria Parker,.. Lake Bell, former fiance, Paul Rudd dumping ground, although (Knocked Up). Paul Rudd, Jason Biggs films like this are the reason BODY In theaters today After she gets knocked off, that films like 27 Dresses there is a fortunate stretch aren't all that bad. sans Parker, in which the ing equivalent to Snakes on a But to be honest, like no ever-snarky Rudd tries to Plane). other recent film, Body has • make something out of noth It's just like Just Like Heav most struck me as a film that ing, both in terms of jokes en, by way of half a dozen deserves to be watched in the and chemistry between him other relationship-scheming comforts of home, whilst and the blandly genial Bell. rom-coms, and for the likely folding laundry or otherwise • But he then takes an undiscerning target audi distracting one's self from inevitable and unfortunate ence, it delivers up enough the sheer feebleness of the backseat to the flat mischief obvious chortles and devel proceedings. • of our shrewish spirit as she opments to hold them over It's the type of movie attempts to force the lovers until that Step Up sequel is where our protagonist harps - and laughs - apart. unleashed upon the masses. on about angels supposedly In the ghost bitch's arse But Lowell (who wrote John having wings; while her nal, besides fabricating fire Tucker Must Die -swap ghost proceeding to cast an alarms and fart noises: pout names and you've got anoth ever-present shadow in her ing and nagging, of which er title for this gem) relies on post-mortem scenes remains there is no shortage. slapstick gags, mostly involv a non-issue. It even has the • Ghost Bitch was allegedly ing clumsy gay pal Jason gall to end with yet another the film's original title, and it Biggs, and a variety of other of those effin' climactic rush would have been fitting of sitcom-level scenarios. es to the airport in the name .. the limited humor and However, I'm not ~bove· of love. appeal of Jeff Lowell's direc facing facts: If the trailer left In the end, Over Her Dead torial debut (heck, it you thinking that this looks Body really is that trivial, and might've been blunt enough legitimately cute and/or if you don't like that, well, • to c;:atch on as a female-skew- funny, then it won't disap- you can just drop...
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