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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Major cattle Couple’s prison SUNDAY EDITION sale coming ministry at LCCF to Columbia. 1C is recognized. 1D Event to honor memory of student Inaugural Unity Day resulting in the birth of “Unity County school resource officers and initiated the Unity Day meet- signs of bullying and educating Day” — an event to address bul- met at the police station where ing. children on how to handle bully- will address issues lying as well as honor the mem- residents and officials worked to Terry said Smith’s moth- ing situations. related to bullying. ory of Smith, who died just days coordinate the community event. er, Charita Johnson, believes “I heard about the story and it before he would have entered The inaugural Unity Day Davion’s death was the result broke my heart,” Terry said. “I eighth grade. event will take place 5-7 p.m. of bullying. Neither police nor have two children about to enter By TONY BRITT Friday, representatives from Wednesday Oct. 10 in the Lake school officials have released the Columbia County school sys- [email protected] the Lake City Police Department, City Mall, center court. information on the circumstances tem and the story touched me.” MOMS Club of Lake City, Girl “We’ll have a few activities out- surrounding Smith’s August 21 Preliminary Unity Day event The unexpected death of a Scouts of Columbia County, Party side the mall as well, but the main death. activities include an opening cer- Richardson Middle School stu- Down 4 Less, Fiesta Creations activities will take place inside,” Terry said she and the others emony and a moment of silence dent, Davion Markhel Smith, has Event Planning, Columbia County said Genovese Terry, Genovese planned the Unity Day event as a sparked a community reaction School Board and Columbia Terry, a parent who organized way of educating parents on the BULLYING continued on 3A Johnson, Missing escrow funds Hill still called ‘horrible mess’ at odds Negative evaluation of city manager nixed by council.
By TONY BRITT [email protected]
By a 4-1 vote, the city coun- cil disqualified Councilman Jake Hill’s personnel evaluation for City Manager Wendell Johnson after Hill gave Johnson the lowest pos- sible score on each criterion, with- out listing a reason for the scores. Council members were tasked with giving Johnson evaluation scores in two areas: General Performance Evaluation and Supervisory Performance Evaluation. The reporting period for the evaluation was from July 6, 2011- July 5, 2012. Councilman Jake Hill’s scores evaluating Johnson’s performance during the past year were disquali- fied and tossed away, by a council vote of 4-1 at the Sept. 17 city coun- cil meeting, with Hill casting the dissenting vote. Hill gave Johnson a score of “1.2” on all General Performance areas, CITY continued on 3A Another JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter The office Sierra Title, LLC of Lake City has been closed since Aug. 17 after it was discovered that about $190,000 was missing from the compa- look at ny’s escrow accounts, according to court records. A sign posted on the door instructs those with claims to contact, via email, [email protected]. $190K said gone from title company’s accounts life in the
By ROBERT BRIDGES Civil War [email protected] By TONY BRITT A Lake City-based title company [email protected] could face legal trouble over funds allegedly missing from its escrow OLUSTEE — Civilian life and a accounts, according to court papers look into life at a Civil War military filed in Jacksonville. encampment were key features About $190,000 is missing from of Saturday’s Olustee Civil War the accounts of Sierra Title, LLC, Expo. of Lake City, plaintiff Chicago Title The Olustee Civil War Expo Insurance alleges. Sierra Title, was held at the Olustee Battlefield which formerly had an office in Historic State Park in Baker County Jacksonville, was a policy-issuing and drew more than 200 people agent for Chicago Title. from around the area. Money in the account was from Tents were set up where exhibi- third-party depositors for the pur- tors showed weapons from the era, chase of real estate or in connec- military uniforms and where mer- tion with real estate closing trans- chants also showed goods used actions, and may include payments from the period. for title insurance, Chicago Title In addition, a group of men prac- says. ticed military drills and living his- “It’s a horrible mess,” said Kristy torians gave demonstrations show- Harrington, an Orlando attorney casing how daily tasks were done representing the Lake City Board in the 1860s. of Realtors. She said she knows of “The Expo helps promote aware- 20-25 area transactions that may ness and to get people excited have been comromised. about the Olustee Re-Enactment Harrington said she is aware Battle that we’re going to have in of at least three cases throughout February,” said Andrea Thomas, JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter FUNDS continued on 3A Sierra Title is seen at the Branford Crossing shopping plaza. EXPO continued on 3A
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ORLANDO — Miami earlier Saturday, Republican vice presi- Ryan courted Cuban- dential candidate Paul American voters with Ryan on Saturday derided promises that a Romney President Obama’s space administration would program and called his support pro-democ- administration’s require- racy groups in Cuba ment that hospitals and and “clamp down” on universities, including the island’s communist, Catholic ones, be required Castro-led government to offer contraception an with tougher policies “assault on religious lib- than President Barack erty.” Obama has followed. Ryan promised at a town Florida is the biggest hall meeting in Orlando up-for-grabs state in the that GOP presidential November election, and nominee Mitt Romney Ryan’s promises come would reverse the con- just days after two polls traception mandate on of likely Florida voters, “Day 1” if he is elected one by Fox News and one president. The mandate by NBC, showed Obama requiring all insurance leading 49 percent to 44 plans to include access to percent. Such promises contraception was part of play well among Miami’s Obama’s health care over- older, Cuban-American haul. voters who can have an Ryan’s comments came impact in competitive in a response to a woman’s races. question about whether he Obama has eased would ask Vice President restrictions to allow Joe Biden in a debate how Americans to travel he reconciles his views to Cuba and Cuban- as a Roman Catholic with Americans to send money the Democratic Party plat- to family on the island. form. But the president has Both Ryan and Biden stopped well short of are Catholic. discussing lifting the “It will be gone. I can ASSOCIATED PRESS 50-year-old economic guarantee you that,” Ryan Republican vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan greets people at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport in Lakeland on Friday. embargo, which is widely told the crowd of 2,200 viewed in Latin America supporters in an arena at as a failure and has the University of Central end of the space shuttle back to the Moon and tion as the unequivocal “In the past, Mitt complicated U.S. rela- Florida. program last year. eventually on to Mars. leader in space,” Ryan Romney has criticized tionships in the region. Ryan answered a series Obama in 2010 can- Obama’s space initiatives said. Washington politicians Obama’s call for demo- of questions from sup- celled the Constellation emphasize cooperation The Obama campaign in for pandering to Florida cratic change in Cuba porters at the town hall program, which was with private companies in Florida fired back immedi- voters by making empty during April’s Summit of meeting. He derided the launched under President sending supplies and astro- ately, sending out a state- promises about space,” the the Americas in Colombia Obama administration’s Bush’s administration as nauts to the international ment just minutes after statement said. “After his drew criticism from the space program, a sensitive a successor to the shuttle space station and beyond. Ryan’s speech ended that event today, it’s probably Castro government. subject in central Florida program. The goal of the “He has put the space accused Ryan of repeat- time for Romney to have a where thousands of jobs Constellation program had program on a path where edly voting against NASA talk with Paul Ryan.” have been lost since the been to send astronauts we’re conceding our posi- funding. At a campaign stop in ■ Associated Press PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Daily Scripture “Accept one another, then, just Beav’s brother Tony Dow now an artist as Christ accepted you, in order to bring praise to God. For I TOPANGA, Calif. — He is, and relaxes on a recent hot, end-of-sum- ‘Lone Ranger’ crew tell you that Christ has become likely forever will be, best known mer day in the living room of his a servant of the Jews on behalf as good old Wally Cleaver, the big home. member drowns brother who had to bail out a goof- “So it was a big deal,” he adds of God’s truth, so that the ball sibling facing one dilemma after softly with a shy smile. LOS ANGELES — Authorities are promises made to the patri- another on the classic TV series Dow doesn’t complain that he’s investigating the apparent drowning “Leave it to Beaver.” still associated with his “Leave it to of a crew member who was working archs might be confirmed and, For the last dozen years, though, Beaver” character. He loved play- on a set for upcoming “The Lone moreover, that the Gentiles Tony Dow has been carving out a ing Wally opposite Jerry Mathers’ Ranger” film. might glorify God for his mercy. new career, as a sculptor with pieces Beaver from 1957 to 1963, so much Coroner’s spokesman Ed Winter ” that have shown at numerous ven- so that he reprised the role as an says a 48-year-old man was pro- As it is written: ues, including what is arguably the adult for a TV movie and 104 more nounced dead around 10 a.m. Friday. world’s premier art museum — the episodes of “The New Leave it To He was cleaning a pool that was going ‘Therefore I will praise you Louvre in Paris. Beaver” during much of the 1980s. to be used in the film in Acton, which among the Gentiles; This weekend, more than 30 of Even now, he still keeps in touch is in northeast Los Angeles County. I will sing the praises of your Dow’s pieces in bronze, steel and with all the old gang. Winter says it appears the man suf- wood go on display closer to home “Jerry, I talked to him just a cou- fered a heart attack. name’.” Romans 15:7 NIV. at the Debilzan Gallery in Laguna ple days ago,” he says of Mathers. The man’s identity was not Beach, and they could fetch several Dressed in a T-shirt, shorts and released. thousand dollars each from collec- flip-flops, Dow still looks about as fit Walt Disney Studios is producing tors. But despite his respected repu- as the teenage Wally did. But you the film starring Johnny Depp. It tation as a sculptor, Dow acknowl- probably wouldn’t recognize him as expressed its condolences, saying the Lake City Reporter edges there could be as many people that character otherwise — except studio’s thoughts are with the man’s How to reacH us at Saturday’s opening reception for an occasional Wally expression or family, friend and co-workers. 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Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 3A EXPO: Look at everyday life during the Civil War attracts crowd of 200-plus Continued From Page 1A park services specialist. “The Expo also allows people to find out if they want to be re-enactors and to learn about what the re-enactment is all about.” Thomas said a “steady trickle” of people visited the park for the event. “We had quite a few new mem- bers sign-up at our tables to be re- enactors,” she said. “The benefits of an event like this is it provides us with more awareness. People stop by, they get excited and they’re ready to come back for the re-enactment in February.” Jen Volz walked through the Olustee Battlefield Historic Park area and stopped at several booths to look at exhibits and talk to exhibitors in her first visit to the Olustee Civil War Expo. “I’m enjoying myself,” she said. “We had a look at the exhib- its, had some lunch and we’re going to go check out the rest of the place. I’m very interested in period re-enactments in general and I’m looking forward to com- ing out in February to the actual battle re-enactment.” Volz said she learned about the Olustee Battle Re-enactment by talking to exhibitors and getting a variety of pamphlets detailing the TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter event. John Ingalls, an exhibitor during Saturday’s Olustee Civil War Expo, delivers the “burning Bible” demonstration for audience members. CITY: Councilman’s negative evaluation of city manager thrown out Continued From Page 1A where the scoring scale is 1.2 - 12.0. by the city council Nov. 15, 2010, the pur- November 2010, a “standard of fairness” phone calls seeking comment. Hill also have Johnson a score of “1.0” in pose of the personnel evaluation program was implemented regarding employee The city council annually reviews the all of the supervisory performance evalua- is to assess employee work performance. annual evaluations. performance of Johnson August of each tion categories, where the scoring scale is The evaluation procedure is designed to “This standard is designed to protect year. Upon a favorable evaluation of listed at 1.0 - 10.0. measure an individual’s accomplishments all employees during their annual evalua- Johnson’s performance during the preced- Hill declined comment on the scores he against reasonable work standards and tion from biased or hostile comments and ing year and subject to budgetary con- gave Johnson, though he and the city man- provides an historical account of events unfair ratings with intent to punish,” the straints, the city may, but is not obligated ager have been at odds on numerous occa- and accomplishments utilized by manage- document said. “The standard also pre- to, give Johnson a salary increase where sions, with Hill calling for Johnson’s resig- ment concerning a variety of personnel vents supervisors from deliberately rating the amount is determined by city council. nation at a July council meeting. Hill lost actions within the city work force. employees higher than they deserve....” Only a majority of council votes is required his bid for reelection during the August 14 Where performance has been such that Councilwoman Melinda Moses, on the for Johnson to get the salary increase. primary election, and will be replaced by it needs improvement, or is unsatisfac- other hand, gave Johnson a perfect score, The salary increase, if granted by the Zack Paulk. tory, clearly explain and document in the 12.0, in each category on the General city, becomes effective the first day of the According to a memo from Gene Bullard, “comments section” the appropriate steps Performance Evaluation section, where city’s new fiscal year. city human resources and risk manage- the employee should take to bring perfor- the highest possible score is 12.0. Johnson was hired July 6, 2009 at an ment director, the reason for the disquali- mance up to an acceptable and/or fully Moses also gave Johnson a perfect score, annual salary of $105,000. fied evaluation was because the low scores satisfactory level. 10.0, in each category of the Supervisory Johnson’s current annual salary is given without any explanation or justifica- According to the documents, Hill did Evaluation, where the highest possible $108,160. He has only received one salary tion. The City Policy Manual states that not give an explanation for his evaluation score was a 10.0. increase since being hired. evaluations should show a “standard of scores and the evaluation was later dis- Moses’ scores included comments Johnson’s salary will rise to $113,200 fairness,” the memo stated. qualified. which explained why she felt Johnson beginning in fiscal year 2012-13. According to the City of Lake City per- City documents indicate when the deserved the highest scores possiblw. sonnel manual policy, which was adopted Personnel Policy Manual was adopted in Moses did not immediately return tele- FUNDS: $190,000 said missing from local title company’s escrow accounts Continued From Page 1A the region in which money also ordered Sierra to pre- An earlier, voluntary claims to submit them by in their accounts, as is poll of real estate attor- was sent to Sierra to pay serve all its records and freeze on the accounts was email to titleclaims@fnf. alleged here. neys she knows revealed off the mortgage of a home files for continued review not honored, court records com. “This is a very rare type just one such Florida case, being sold. However, she by Chicago Title and oth- show. The funds went missing of situation,” she said. some years back in Palm said, it appears the funds ers. The injunction was between 2007-10, Chicago She said an informal Beach County. were not used as intend- “Chicago Title is uncer- issued August 24 after an Title claims in court docu- ed, meaning the sellers tain and unable to deter- audit of Sierra’s books the ments. could end up in foreclo- mine at this early stage in previous week. On August Also listed in the injunc- Become A sure on a home he no the investigation which 16, according to Chicago tion were Robert Stewart, longer thought he owned. real estate transactions Title, Sierra’s principal also of Sierra Title, and Mentor Meanwhile, the buyers have been affected, which owner, Matthew Rocco of TD Bank, home to some of could be caught in the transactions may give rise Lake City, told auditors Sierra’s escrow accounts. THERAPEUTIC middle and might end up to claims and what its loss that $190,000 was miss- Calls made to telephone on the street. exposure is,” the the plain- ing from the accounts. listings for Matt Rocco FOSTER PARENT Chicago Title was grant- tiff argued in court briefs. Chicago Title severed its and Robert Stewart were For teens and school aged ed an emergency injunction “[H]owever, the continued relationship with Sierra not immediately returned children in Columbia, in a Duval County Circuit disbursement of escrow that day and Sierra’s Lake Saturday. Alachua, Putnam, Levy Court last month to freeze funds ... is likely to give rise City office closed the Harrington said it’s Suwannee, Madison, Dixie, all funds in Sierra’s escrow to claim liability to Chicago next day. A sign on the uncommon for title com- and Gilchrist Counties. accounts. The injunction Title....” door instructs those with panies to be caught short Pre-service training is required. Please contact: FLORIDA MENTOR BULLYING: Supporting Individuals, Enhancing Lives. Inaugural event will raise awareness Strengthening Relationships 1-352-332-8600 Continued From Page 1A 7731 W. Newberry Rd., Suite 1-A Gainesville, Florida 32606 for Davion Markhel Smith. program for bullying and organizations and programs when it’s needed,” Sheely There will be a role-play we really wanted to partner in the area to support the said. “It will also help the bullying scenario per- with the organizations that eradication of bullying. other kids speak up and formed by Columbia High are already here (to estab- “I think that Unity Day is stand up for each other. We School students, martial lish something),” She said. going to give parents and just want everyone to get “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” arts demonstrations, in Sheely said the Unity teachers more of the warn- along.” addition there are guest Day event organizers want ing signs so they can take speakers who will address to show there were several actions and interventions the audience about bully- ing and their experiences with bullying. “It (the event) is in Lake City Institute of Neurology remembrance of Davion, About Dr. Nid but it is also designed as Dr. Nidadavolu has completed his medical training at Siddhartha a reminder to keep this Medical College, India and completed his residence & EMG/ from happening to other Neuromuscular Fellowship training from renowned University of children,” Terry said. “The Miami, FL. 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OUR A N O T H E R OPINION VIEW Church Obama sets a and the good Muslim day of example love
embers of the he results are in: Unified Body of Friday’s “Day of Christ Church, Love” in Pakistan led by Pastor ended with 20 Willie Brown, dead and hundreds Mset a good example for all of us Twounded from anti-American by pitching in to clean up the rioting. That’s some tough grounds at a local apartment love. complex recently. The White House dog- By “clean” we don’t just gedly maintains the violence mean spruce the place up, sweeping the Islamic crescent either. over the last two weeks was Brown and his flock worked A time for truth, sparked by the low-budget to cut away undergrowth where YouTube video “Innocence children play – and also, he of Muslims” and that this has said, where drug use and other nothing to do with U.S. poli- illicit activities occur. cies. Even if that were true, the Brown himself once lived not word games region had long been a powder near the Cedar Creek apart- keg brimming with pent-up ment complex and often played erhaps now, in the The growth of government radical rage. President Obama there with school friends. wake of the heat dependency, the displacement believes he can rise above While he said he wants resi- that Mitt Romney of personal responsibility the violence, but the Islamists dents there to know that some- is taking over the for government responsibil- keep dragging him back down one cares for them, he realizes to earth. One protester in full well that some people didn’t leaked 4-month-old ity, and the unraveling of P“47 percent” video, he can bet- the American family all have Malaysia held a sign that read, appreciate his efforts. ter appreciate the position of moved in lockstep. “Obama, our patience has its Speaking of some of the over- limit. Don’t blame us if your grown areas, Brown said, “It’s Todd Akin, the conservative And our moral bankruptcy Missouri congressman run- Star Parker and fiscal bankruptcy are citizens die. Blame yourself. U their getaway when the police [email protected] started it!” come around.” However, he ning for U.S. Senate. occurring together. Romney is being accused Americans this dissatisfied, The fiscal viability of entitle- This was not the future Mr. noted, “I’ll make sure it stays Obama promised or expected. cleaned up.” of writing off “47 percent” with a president whose perfor- ment programs is driven by mance has been this dismal, When running for the White We wish him success and of voters as not paying taxes the assumption that those who House in November 2007, applaud him and his flock for and “dependent upon govern- how can this presidential race work can pay for those who even be close? then-Sen. Obama asserted, their efforts. ment,” who “believe govern- are retired. But as life spans “The day I’m inaugurated the Yet it is. ment has a responsibility to increase while we produce Muslim world will look at the care for them.” It appears that, in the true fewer children, as a result of U.S. differently.” Since the HIGHLIGHTS Of course Romney’s words, spirit of Groucho Marx, self-centered lifestyles and inauguration, that difference I N H I S T O R Y recorded behind closed doors Barack Obama has said, “Who abortion, our moral bank- has been a negative one. A at a fundraiser, were not, as are you going to believe -- me ruptcy produces our fiscal Pew Global Attitudes Project Today is Sunday, Sept. 23, he admitted, well chosen. No or your own eyes?” And half bankruptcy. survey from the spring of 2012 the 267th day of 2012. There candidate would call half the the people are choosing him The most recent trustees showed U.S. favorability in are 99 days left in the year. electorate deadbeats. over their own eyes. report for Social Security and Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan and But when Missouri Senate Barack Obama has charis- Medicare shows the unfunded Jordan ranges from 12-19 per- On this date: candidate Akin used the unfor- ma. Mitt Romney doesn’t. And liabilities of these programs at cent. In Pakistan the number tunate phrase “legitimate rape” this poses a great challenge to $63 trillion, four times the size who see the United States as In 1779, during the in answering a question about the Republican candidate. of our gross domestic product. an enemy has risen from 64 Revolutionary War, the his pro-life stand, the leader- Here is how my dictionary We have a false prophet percent to 74 percent on Mr. American warship Bon Homme ship of his own party pulled defines charisma: “a special leading the nation whose only Obama’s watch, unfavorability Richard, commanded by John the rug from under him, quality of leadership that cap- message is “trust me.” has risen from 68 percent to 80 Paul Jones, defeated the HMS despite his immediate clarifica- tures the popular imagination Democrats want to play percent and confidence in Mr. Serapis in battle. tion and apology. and inspires unswerving alle- with words and spin while the Obama is down to 7 percent. In 1908, an apparent baser- Akin had a significant lead giance and devotion.” country is drowning. They Pakistan has no days of love unning error by Fred Merkle for America. over his Democratic opponent, Is there anything Romney are selling the status quo by of the New York Giants cost can do? I believe there is. The Mr. Obama’s ongoing end- his team a victory against the incumbent Claire McCaskill, appealing to natural human zone dance over the operation before his own party wrote question is if he is willing. fears of change. Chicago Cubs and left the Charisma in a biblical sense that took down Osama bin game tied 1-1. (The Cubs won him off for his bad phrasing. Entitlement programs as Laden is also failing to win the implies divine grace. It is the a rematch and with it, the Now Democrats are hav- we have known them must hearts and minds in the Islamic National League pennant.) ing a field day trying to nail radiance of an individual who change. Moral relativism mis- world. According to a poll by Romney for his bad phrasing. connects to and becomes a takenly called freedom must Gallup International taken in the ■ Associated Press Only 30 percent of vessel for divine truth. be labeled for what it is. month after the killing, a third Americans, according to a However, there are false Republicans need to of those surveyed in Pakistan Lake City Reporter recent Gallup poll, are satisfied prophets. And a false prophet, embrace, not run, from opposed the raid, almost half with the way things are going who truly believes his own the truth and tell it to the did not believe bin Laden was Serving Columbia County in the nation. personally conjured up vision, American people. This is actually killed, and 51 percent Since 1874 Our nation, dangerously, can be charismatic. a time for truth, not word said they felt more negatively The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ and many fear fatally, is losing The only weapon against a games. about Mr. Obama. Only 7 per- lished with pride for residents of false prophet is hard, unvar- cent viewed Mr. Obama more Columbia and surrounding counties by its way. Community Newspapers Inc. The greatest concern for all nished truth. favorably. The demonstrators We believe strong newspapers build at this critical time should be We have indeed become a who assaulted the U.S. Embassy strong communities —‑“Newspapers truth. Not word games. government-dependent nation. in Cairo chanted, “Obama, get things done!” It is fair to say that at this And we have indeed become a Obama, there are a billion more Our primary goal is to ■ Star Parker is president of Osamas.” publish distinguished and profitable moment Republicans are in a nation in which the sanctity of CURE, Coalition on Urban community‑oriented newspapers. state of disbelief. family and the sanctity of life Renewal and Education The Muslim critique of U.S. This mission will be accomplished With things this bad, with are widely disregarded. (www.urbancure.org). policy focuses on the scope of through the teamwork of professionals counterterrorist operations, dedicated to truth, integrity and hard drone strikes and their col- work. lateral damage, and the belief Todd Wilson, publisher LETTERS TO THE EDITOR that the United States plays Sue Brannon, controller favorites with Israel. More extreme elements denounce Dink NeSmith, president American cultural imperialism, Tom Wood, chairman Errors still occur in newspaper charge the U.S. with “stealing” oil and natural gas resources from the region, and claim LETTERS To the Editor: We discussed things as sim- continuation of Saturday’s that Washington is simply ple as “spell check” after a story paper is events happening on using terrorism as a pretext POLICY Hello, it’s me again. I have is completed. Also, I told him if Thursday evening or night will to mount an assault on Islam. Letters to the Editor should be two items to discuss. the staff would just “proofread” not be printed in the paper until No amount of White House typed or neatly written and double The first one was about two their story before it was to be Sunday. (This just recently hap- outreach, apology, empathy, spaced. Letters should not exceed years ago I sent a letter to the printed more errors would be pened.) special events, holiday obser- 400 words and will be edited for editor about the mistakes being caught. A lot of people see me Same for Saturday evening vances or other obsequious- length and libel. Letters must be made in the Lake City Reporter around town and say, “Johnny, or night, if something happens ness has shaken that belief. signed and include the writer’s name, by their staff. mistakes are still being made in it will not be put in the paper The mad mullahs across the address and telephone number for Tom Mayer (editor at that the paper.” until Tuesday. There will be globe continue to incite their verification. Writers can have two time) called me and I went to The other item is about the a lot of disappointed Tiger, followers to engage in demon- letters per month published. Letters his office. We discussed about discontinuation of the Saturday Indian, NASCAR, baseball, etc. strations, riots and attacks on and guest columns are the opinion of the errors, staff, old days of paper. My wife went to the fans when sporting events are U.S. interests. The hatred in the writers and not necessarily that of printing, etc. He agreed with office to pay the bill and one of printed two days later. the streets aimed at America the Lake City Reporter. me that errors were being made the staff members said it was As Elvis would say, “Thank is worse now than it was at the BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, and he would look into the prob- the same price as before. The you, thank you very much. Also, height of the war on terrorism Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at lem. Well, he no longer works office staff said they added back Paul Harvey would say, “Good under President Bush. If the 180 E. Duval St. downtown. there and misspelled words, in the T.V. guide, number and day.” Muslim world looks at the U.S. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. missing words, repeated words, word puzzles. WOW, what a bar- differently, it is not with loving BY E-MAIL: punctuation errors, etc., are still gain. It should have been about eyes. [email protected] being made in our hometown 17 percent less or a lesser price. Johnny E. Starling paper. The problem with the dis- Lake City ■ The Washington Times 5A
Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER NATIONAL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 5a Mauled man: I wanted to be one with tiger By TOM HAYS Daily News countered with “ZOO-ICIDE,” Associated Press based on speculation of a death wish. Police had said earlier that Villalobos admitted to a police officer at the scene NEW YORK — Before his now-infa- that he made a conscious decision to jump mous tangle with a Bronx Zoo tiger, David — “Everyone has a reason for what they Villalobos adorned his Facebook page do in life,” he was quoted as saying — but with New Age odes to Mother Earth and that his motives were murky and an arrest affirmations like, “Be love and fearless.” uncertain. Police said Saturday that Villalobos had That changed when, during a follow-up told detectives that it was without fear that interview Saturday, Villalobos told detec- he leaped from an elevated train into the tives that “his leap was definitely not a animal’s den. His reason, they said, was suicide attempt, but a desire to be one with that “he wanted to be one with the tiger.” the tiger,” Browne said. Villalobos also recounted how, after he Villalobos remained hospitalized with landed on all fours, the 400-pound beast bites and punctures on his arms, legs, attacked him and dragged around by his shoulders and back, and a broken arm and foot, said New York Police Department a leg caused by the jump. spokesman Paul Browne. Despite serious The Wild Asia exhibit that’s home to the injuries, he claimed he was able to get his tiger was operating as usual on Saturday, wish and pet the tiger — a male Siberian zoo officials said, declining to comment named Bashuta — before his rescue, the further. spokesman added. Villalobos’ own bizarre encounter began Based on those admissions and a com- with a ride on the elevated train that plaint from the zoo, police were planning takes unrestrained visitors over the Bronx to arrest the hospitalized Villalobos on River and through a forest, where they trespassing charges, Browne said. It was glide along the top edge of a fence past unclear when that would happen or if elephants, deer and a tiger enclosure. the 25-year-old real estate agent had an Without warning, he apparently jumped attorney; attempts to reach relatives on out of his train car and cleared the 16-foot- ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday were unsuccessful. high perimeter fence. The ticket booths are empty and the gates are chained shut at an entrance to the Bronx Zoo Villalobos’ big-cat exploits Friday after- He was alone with Bashuta for about 10 in New York on Friday, Sept. 21, 2012. Zoo officials say a visitor who leaped into an exhibit noon were an instant tabloid sensation: minutes before he was rescued by zoo offi- and was mauled by a tiger was alone with the 400-pound beast for about 10 minutes before A front page New York Post story on cials, who used a fire extinguisher to chase being rescued. Saturday was headlined “MAULED!” The the animal away. OBITUARIES
Marie G. Fritz Coffee, Diane (Ray) Hodges and sus Christ of Latter Day Saints Susan Nettles all of Lake City, Branford Ward and had held nu- Marie G. Fritz of Lake City Fla.: Four sons Harry Stamper of merous positions in the church. passed away on September 15th Milton, Fla., Murray (Maggie) Mr. Cone is survived by his wife 2012 at the Haven Hospice af- Stamper of White Springs, Fla., of thirty-six years, Susan Rich- ter a brief illness. A resident of Bill (Betty) Stamper of Burl- ardson Cone; his sons, John Mal- Lake City for the past 23 years, ington, VT, and Allen Stamper colm Cone Jr. and his wife, An- Marie was born to the late Sarah of Lake City, Fla.: Two sisters nie of Jacksonville, Florida; and M. and William J. Collins in Bessie (Alfred) Pope and Diane Christopher John Cone of Lake November 1925 in Vanderbilt, (Bob) Thompson both of Lake City; his daughter, Tiffany Ro- Pennsylvania. Marie graduated City, Fla.: One brother Jerry chelle Redd (Zachary) of Lake from the Central High school Bonds of Chico, Ca.; Daughter- City; his grandchildren, JohnMi- Join us for a FREE Chest Pain Seminar in Newark New Jersey in 1943. in-law, Linda Stamper of Lake chael Cone, Haydn Cone, Kyn- She met and was married to City, Fla.: Numerous grandchil- dal Cone and Khloe Rochelle Tuesday, September 25, 2:30-3:30pm husband David W. Fritz while dren also survive. Funeral ser- Redd; his mother-in-law, Lo- working at the Newark Wire vices will be conducted at 2 P.M. retta Richardson Hubert and her Lake City Medical Center Cafeteria Cloth Company in 1948. A Tuesday, Sept. 25, in the Pine husband, Don of Lake City; his devoted wife and mother, Ma- Grove Baptist Church with Rev. sister, Brenda Langston of Lake Guest Speaker: Pete Roe, Director of Cardiovascular Services, LCMC rie spent the following years in Ron Thompson officiating and City and a brother, Tom Cone of Newark, Edison, Old Bridge, assisted by Rev. Jerry Tyre and Tallahassee, Florida. Numerous Do you have questions about cardiovascular care? Do you know what treatment and Highland Park, New Jersey Mr. Larry Coates. Interment will nieces, nephews and other family options are available? Do you know what you can do to get healthier? Learn the raising two children and work- be in Memorial Cemetery, Lake members and friends also survive. answers to these questions during this informative presentation. ing as an administrative assis- City, Fla. Visitation will be from Funeral services for Mr. Cone tant at Douglass College. Marie 6 to 8 P.M. Monday, Sept. 24, at will be conducted at 11:00 and David relocated to Hatfield, GUERRY FUNERAL HOME, A.M. on Monday, September Please call (386) 719-9040 Pennsylvania in 1973. Marie 2659 S.W. Main Blvd., Lake City, 24, 2012 in the Church of Jesus to reserve your spot today. worked as an administrative Fla. www.guerryfuneralhome.net Christ of Latter Day Saints on assistant for the Brooks Elec- Old Country Club Road in Lake tronics Company and for her City with Bishop Bob Cabral church during her years there. John M. “Johnny” Cone, Sr. officiating. Interment will fol- Marie and David relocated to low in the Forest Lawn Memo- Lake City following his retire- Mr. John M. “Johnny” Cone, rial Gardens. The family will ment. In her later years, Marie Sr., 61, of Lake City, died un- receive friends for One Hour found time to travel and pursue expectedly at his home on Fri- prior to the service. Arrange- her love of painting and read- day, September 21, 2012 fol- ments are under the direction of ing. Marie was predeceased lowing a brief illness. A native the DEES-PARRISH FAMILY by her husband in May, 2010. of Colquitt County, Georgia, FUNERAL HOME, 458 S. Mar- Marie is sadly missed by all of us. Mr. Cone was the son of the ion Ave., Lake City, FL 32025, She is survived by her daughter late Robert and Dorothy Hern- (386)752-1234 please sign the Linda and son-in-law Douglas don Cone. Mr. Cone had been online family guestbook at par- Litchfield of Coplay, Pennsyl- employed as a driver for U.P.S. rishfamilyfuneralhome.com vania; son Alan and daughter-in- for the past twenty-seven years. law Sharon of South Brunswick, He enjoyed spending his spare New Jersey; 4 grandchildren and time with his family and was Obituaries are paid advertise- 2-great grandchildren. Marie is an avid hunter. Mr. Cone was ments. For details, call the Lake also survived by brother-in-law a member of the Church of Je- City Reporter’s classified depart- Floyd and sister-in-law Lois ment at 752-1293. Fritz of Lake City. Marie is pre- deceased by brother-in-law Ro- land and sister-in-law Elizabeth Fritz. Funeral arrangements are TurnaccountreceivablesintoCASH!!! private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations TiredofwaiƟng30,60,90days?Meetpayroll. be made to the Haven Hospice Increaseprots.Greatforstartups,bankruptcies, in Lake City in Marie’s memory. taxliens,badcredit&more.$20kto$10M+ Pearl Elizabeth Stamper www.jpcapitalsoluƟons.com 863Ͳ589Ͳ6587 Mrs. Pearl Elizabeth Stamper, jpcapitalsoluƟ[email protected] age 93, of Lake City, Florida, died Friday, Sept. 21, in the Suwannee Valley Care Center, Lake City, Fla. following an Bonnet Creek Fall Retreat extended illness. 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6a LAKE CITY REPORTER CAMPAIGN 2012 SUNday, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 As Obama aims for Wisconsin, Romney seeks California cash
BY JIM KUHNHENN “They’re doubling down on everything Associated Press that caused the economic crisis in the first place,” he said. WASHINGTON — A breeze of momen- Romney on Friday tried to put an end to tum on his side, President Barack Obama an old sticking point by releasing his 2011 was trying to shore up support in a piv- tax returns and his past tax rates. The otal state Saturday while he and rival Mitt disclosures reinforced his status as one Romney argue over who can change the of the wealthiest candidates ever to seek country’s political culture and best protect the presidency. Obama tried to gain an the financial and health security of older edge with older voters and near-retirement Americans. baby boomers by renewing his criticism of Obama was traveling to Wisconsin, which Romney’s Medicare proposals. his campaign had considered safely in his Obama countered with a new line of his column, for his first visit since February. own: “What kind of inside job is he talking Obama aides seem eager to fortify that hold about?” He suggested that Romney would in case Romney’s running mate, Wisconsin rubber-stamp the agenda of congressional Rep. Paul Ryan, can erode some of the Republicans or let oil companies run the president’s support as the candidates’ first country’s energy policy. debate, on Oct. 3, fast approaches. “We don’t want an inside job in Facing some second-guessing within Washington,” Obama said. “We want his own party over his strategy, Romney change in Washington.” planned to raise money in California in Obama won Wisconsin easily in 2008 but hopes of recovering his fundraising advan- Ryan is popular. Some Republican pollsters tage. Last month, for the first time, Obama detected a bump for Romney in the state and the Democratic Party raised more shortly after Ryan was named his running than Romney and the Republican Party, mate. Wisconsin’s 7.5 percent unemploy- $114 million to $111.6 million. ment rate is below the national average, Romney has opened a new line of attack but the state’s manufacturing industry has against Obama, saying the president has been hit hard in recent years. failed to deliver on his promise of change. Obama’s campaign is focused on run- Ryan, campaigning Saturday in Miami, ning up big margins in Milwaukee and reinforced that message by poking at Madison, both Democratic strongholds. Obama’s recent comment that it’s hard Obama and Romney will be closely watch- to change Washington from the inside ing the Green Bay region, a swing area that without mobilizing public pressure on could tip the balance in a close contest. Congress from the outside. On Friday, Wisconsin’s Republican gov- “Why do we send presidents to the ernor, Scott Walker, said that immediately White House in the first place?” Ryan after Romney chose Ryan, the campaign asked. “We send presidents to change displayed a new sense of enthusiasm, and fix the mess in Washington, and if excitement and adrenalin. this president has admitted that he can’t “I haven’t seen that as much lately,” he change Washington, then you know what, said, “and I think they need to get back to we need to change presidents.” that if they’re going to win this election.” Biden said it was because of unions that Associated Press writers Jennifer Kay in ASSOCIATED PRESS the U.S. has a strong middle class, and Miami, Julie Pace in Washington, Steve TOP: Vice President Joe Biden, with wife, Dr. Jill Biden, applauds on the steps of the State he accused Romney and Ryan of having Peoples in Las Vegas and Holly Ramer House in Concord, N.H., Friday. ABOVE: Republican presidential candidate and former “a completely different value set, a com- in Manchester, N.H., contributed to this Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney pauses as supporters cheer to remarks during a rally Friday pletely different vision.” report. in Las Vegas.
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Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER CAMPAIGN 2012 SUNdAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 7A Romney gets clean bill of health
By LAURAN NEERGAARD Romney’s total cholesterol currently “He is a vigorous man who takes excel- attacks in their 50s — and at 42, Ryan pays AP Medical Writer is a normal 169, but his triglycerides, lent care of his personal physical health,” close attention to his own heart health. another kind of fat, are borderline high, Gaz concluded. Ryan exercises vigorously and has good Gaz wrote. The presidential candidate A cardiologist not connected to the heart health and lung function although WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney’s does have a slow resting heart rate — it campaign said Romney’s numerous heart he sometimes uses an albuterol inhaler, longtime physician declared that he’s was 40 at his last check-up, in the range exams and other tests that are normal said the report from Congress’ attending healthy and physically fit to meet the rig- of well-trained athletes — and Gaz attrib- for his age, including colon and prostate physician. He doesn’t smoke and uses orous demands of a presidency, in a letter uted that to his past intensive exercise. cancer screenings, show no cause for alcohol only infrequently, wrote Dr. Brian released by the Republican’s presidential Romney is 6 feet 1½ inches tall and concern. P. Monahan. campaign on Friday. weighs 184 pounds. His blood pressure “I’d say looks good,” concluded Dr. Presidential and vice presidential candi- Dr. Randall Gaz of Massachusetts was 130 over 80. Normal is less than 120 Robert J. Applegate, acting chief of car- dates routinely release summaries of their General Hospital wrote that Romney’s over 80, but high blood pressure doesn’t diology at Wake Forest Baptist Medical medical standing and the White House heart appears healthy, and he takes a baby begin until the top number hits 140 or the Center. releases results from President Barack aspirin and medicine to treat high choles- bottom one hits 90. The campaign also released a health Obama’s annual physical. At his last exam terol to help keep it that way. Gaz wrote that Romney, 65, will continue summary for Romney’s running mate, last fall, Obama’s physician also declared He doesn’t smoke or drink, or have to undergo regular cardiac evaluations and Paul Ryan, which declared his health him in excellent health and found he had any serious illnesses, Gaz wrote in a let- prostate checks because of a family his- excellent. quit smoking. ter dated a few weeks after Romney’s last tory of heart disease, including irregular Ryan has said his father, grandfather check-up in August. heartbeats, and prostate cancer. and great-grandfather all died of heart Ann Romney’s plane makes emergency landing in Colorado
By NICHOLAS RICCARDI husband that everyone was fine. Associated Press Secret Service spokesman Max Milien in Washington said there were no inju- DENVER — A plane carrying Ann ries on the plane and everyone deplaned Romney, Republican presidential nominee after the 2:25 p.m. local time landing. He Mitt Romney’s wife, made an emergency declined to provide other details. landing Friday afternoon after smoke filled Airport spokeswoman Laura Coale said the cabin. No injuries were reported. the plane, a Challenger 600, was routed to An apparent electrical fire forced the Denver around 2:20 p.m. local time with detour on the flight from Omaha, Neb., smoke in the cabin. The plane landed on to Los Angeles, campaign spokeswoman runway 35L and was greeted by Denver Andrea Saul said. The candidate and his fire and police officials. wife spoke immediately after the incident, Romney was in Nevada, appearing at a said Saul, who shared photographs on fundraiser and rally on Friday. He did not Twitter of firefighters boarding the private mention the incident during a rally, but ASSOCIATED PRESS jet. aides said he spoke to his wife from a car In his photo released by Romney for President Press Secretary Andrea Saul via Twitter, fire- Rick Gorka, a spokesman traveling with on the way to the event. men enter the plane carrying Anne Romney, wife of Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Mitt Romney, said Mrs. Romney told her Romney, after the plane made an emergency landing Friday. Obama, in election mode, tightens his UN diplomacy
BY BEN FELLER be squeezed into a pursuit AP White House Correspondent of a second term built more on domestic concerns. WASHINGTON — The Obama is expected to world’s leaders are gath- explain, explore and defend ering in New York, but U.S. engagement in the President Barack Obama world as anti-American has no plans to meet pri- rage has run high in vately with any of them. many nations, fueled by He will make time for anti-Muslim film that was “The View,” a freewheeling made in the United States TV talk show more likely to but unconnected to and reach voters than Obama denounced by Obama’s would with the diplomacy administration. he is skipping at the United More than 40 people, Nations. including the U.S. ambas- Just six weeks until the sador to Libya, have been election, the realities and killed in violence linked to priorities of campaign poli- the protests over the film, tics hang prominently over raising hard questions Obama’s final turn on the about the transitions to world stage before facing democracy in the Middle voters. East and North Africa. Unlike his predecessors, At the U.N., Obama will he is skipping the face-to- try to differentiate himself face meetings with coun- from Romney by project- terparts where much of ing a less aggressive tone the U.N. works gets done, toward the world, while leaving Secretary of State also defending America Hillary Rodham Clinton to and not seeming like an pick up more of those ses- apologist, said Shibley sions herself. Telhami, a Middle East Obama’s itinerary on scholar and senior fellow at Monday and Tuesday is the Brookings Institution. compressed so that he can get back to campaigning in Associated Press writer some of the most contested Matthew Lee and AP News states such as Ohio and Researcher Judith Ausuebel Virginia. in New York contributed to Obama’s address to the this report. U.N. General Assembly, while avoiding any referenc- es to Republican rival Mitt Romney, will be viewed in more of an election context by many observers. Those CHS include the more than 130 heads of state and govern- Class of ‘77 ment who are keenly inter- Family members, Classmates, & Teachers ested in who will be in the White House next year. “You’re invited” Obama’s two worlds will collide in his speech Sunday, Sept. 30 Tuesday. He will have a 10AM chance to distinguish his Columbia County world vision from Romney’s at a time when foreign cri- Fairgrounds ses have intruded in an “Special Service” election focused primarily for classmates no longer on the economy. with us. Obama campaign offi- For additional information cials privately welcome contact the imagery of the presi- Nancy Townsend Rogers dent commanding the U.N. (386) 867-1271 stage and making his case and about a stronger U.S. posi- tion in the world. But the Clydett Warren speech is less anticipated (386)397-5791 this year, seeming also to 4(% 7%!4(%2 35.$!9 -/.$!9 45%3$!9 7%$.%3$!9 4(523$!9 0!24,9 0!24,9 )3/ )3/ )3/ #,/5$9 #,/5$9 3(/7%23 4 34/2-3 4 34/2-3
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Sunday, September 23, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES CHS escapes Monday n Fort White High volleyball vs. Newberry Knight-mare High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) Tuesday Tigers defeat Columbia prevailed 19-13. n Columbia High boys It was up and down for golf vs. Oak Hall School Oakleaf, 19-13, in Columbia all night. The at Gainesville Country first district game. Tigers opened by holding Club, 4 p.m. strong on defense and forc- n Columbia High By BRANDON FINLEY ing the Knights into a three swimming at Ridgeview [email protected] and out, but Jayce Barber High with Baker County took a sack on Columbia’s High, 4:30 p.m. ORANGE PARK — first offensive play. Ronald n Fort White High Sometimes in football a Timmons then responded volleyball vs. Keystone team simply needs to sur- with a 15-yard run, but bob- Heights High, 6 p.m. vive. That’s exactly what bled the pitch on the next (JV-5) Columbia High did at play resulting in an eight- Wednesday Oakleaf High to pick up yard loss. n Fort White High its first district win of the The drive ultimately bowling vs. Columbia season. stalled, but Austin Williams High at Lake City Bowl, The Tigers jumped out nailed a 45-yard punt inside 4 p.m. to a 19-7 halftime lead the 9-yard line giving the Thursday before being shut out in the Knights a long field ahead. BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter n Columbia High girls second half, but the early Columbia High’s Ronald Timmons cuts through the Oakleaf High defense during the Tigers’ golf vs. Chiles High, Leon difference was enough as CHS continued on 6B 19-13 win against the Knights in Orange Park on Friday. High at Quail Heights Country Club, 3 p.m. n Columbia High boys golf vs. Santa Fe High at The Country Club at Lake City, 4 p.m. n Fort White High volleyball vs. Interlachen FSU swats Clemson High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) n Columbia High volleyball at Atlantic Seminoles take 2:37 off the clock. Coast High, 6:30 p.m. Andre Ellington capped a (JV-5:30) charge in second scoring drive for Clemson Friday half for 49-37 win. with a six-yard score at 6:55 n Columbia High cross remaining in the first quar- country in flrunners.com By BRANDON FINLEY ter to take a 14-7 lead. Invitational at Titusville [email protected] Chris Thompson rushed n Columbia High 41 yards and Manuel hit football at Vanguard High, TALLAHASSEE — Nick O’Leary for 28 yards 7:30 p.m. Clemson may have thrown to set up a James Wilder n Fort White High the first punch, but Florida touchdown for FSU from football vs. Union County State landed the knockout the 5-yard line. High, 7:30 p.m. in the ACC’s version of a Trailing 28-14 after heavyweight title fight as Clemson opened the the Seminoles defeated second half with a wide- BRIEFS the Tigers 49-37 behind EJ receiver pass from Sammy Manuel’s career high 380 Watkins to Andre Ellington CHS CHEERLEADING passing yards and 103 rush- for 52 yards, the Seminoles ing yards. looked out of it. Youth clinic Clemson head coach But just as the Tigers planned at gym Dabo Sweeney said at the had answered throughout half, “We talked about the first half, Florida State Columbia High has a throwing the first punch” countered every shot threw cheerleading clinic for all and it was apparent on the at it. children pre-K through game’s first drive. But by Manuel hit Kelvin eighth grade from 9 a.m. the second half, the Tigers Benjamin for 64 yards and to noon Sept. 29 at the had punched themselves then optioned to Chris CHS gym. Cost of $25 out. Thompson for a nine-yard includes T-shirt, snack Tajh Boyd connected on a score to cut the lead to and drink. Clinic 60-yard fly route to DeAndre 28-21. participants will perform Hopkins to open an electric After digging in on with the cheerleaders at first half of offense and put defense, the Seminoles the CHS home football the Tigers up 7-0 after a kept the momentum roll- game on Oct. 5. Catanzara extra point. It was ing with a 29-yard touch- For details, call Debbie the first touchdown allowed down pass from Manuel to Godbold at 755-8080. by the Seminoles’ defense Rodney Smith and Florida in 13 quarters. State took its first lead of RUNNING It was the first of three the night at 35-31. Breast Cancer consecutive scoring drives Florida State made it four to open the contest. straight scoring drives with Awareness 5K The Seminoles took the James Wilder Jr. pulling off more methodical approach a highlight filled 35-yard run Suwannee River Breast ASSOCIATED PRESS Cancer Awareness as Florida State moved the to set up his five-yard score ball into the end zone on six and put the Seminoles up Florida State quarterback EJ Manuel (3) runs for a 28-yard gain during a football game Association has a 5K against Clemson in Tallahassee on Saturday. run/walk set for 8 a.m. plays and 85 yards taking 42-31 with 14:07 remaining. Oct. 6 at Olustee Park in downtown Lake City. Entry fee is $25 or $30 day of race Indians handed (6:30-7:30 a.m.), with proceeds going to those in the community first loss of year battling cancer or experiencing financial hardship associated with Fort White falls to touchdowns in the first 2 the disease. Wakulla in 37-26 1/2 minutes of the third Register online at quarter to take a one-point www.onestoprace.com or contest on road. lead. www.jax365.com. For Fort White (3-1) received details, call Shannon By TIM KIRBY the second-half kickoff and Thomas at 288-4692. [email protected] on the second play quar- terback Andrew Baker C R A W F O R D V I L L E hit Michael Mulberry on Chomp Cancer — Playing up two classes a throwback screen and Foundation 5K against a team coming off a Mulberry raced 56 yards state championship appear- for a touchdown and an 18- Chomp Cancer ance is no time to give any 12 score. Foundation has its help. On the War Eagles ensu- second Chomp Cancer Fort White High turned ing third down, Fort White 5K Run/Walk planned the ball over eight times linebacker Kellen Snider for 8 a.m. Dec. 15 in and lost, 37-26, to Wakulla blitzed up the middle and Fort White. UF Shands High in Crawfordville on hit Wakulla quarterback Cancer Center is the Friday. Caleb Stephens to force a beneficiary. There will be “You can’t beat a good fumble. Cameron White an award ceremony and team making those mis- picked up the ball and ran a silent auction/raffle. takes,” Indians head coach 11 yards to the end zone. Sponsorships at several Demetric Jackson said. “It After two misfires caused levels are available. was way too many and we by high snaps, kicker For details, call couldn’t overcome it.” Nathan Escalante hit the Lauren Valentine at It appeared Fort White first of his two PATs and the (321) 501-9526. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter might overcome after trail- Indians took a 19-18 lead. Wakulla High’s Dequon Simmons (15) fights with Fort White High’s Reginald Williams (10) for ing 18-6 at the half. The n From staff reports a loose ball. Indians struck for two INDIANS continued on 5B 2BSPORTS
2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD Lady Tigers, Lady Falcons
Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels (n) Miami 1 1 0 .500 45 43 TELEVISION Texas at Seattle (n) Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 63 65 excel in Alligator Lake run Today’s Games South TV sports Minnesota (Diamond 11-8) at Detroit W L T Pct PF PA (Porcello 9-12), 1:05 p.m., 1st game Houston 2 0 0 1.00057 17 By TIM KIRBY ed in the Varsity Girls Open were: Dimple Desai, 18th- Today Oakland (Griffin 6-1) at N.Y. Yankees Indianapolis 1 1 0 .500 44 61 AUTO RACING (Kuroda 14-10), 1:05 p.m. Tennessee 0 2 0 .000 23 72 [email protected] division and placed sixth 25:02; Cory Calyniuk, 27th- 7:30 a.m. Baltimore (Tillman 8-2) at Boston Jacksonville 0 2 0 .000 30 53 out of 17 teams. Gainesville 26:23; Jordan Gompers, SPEED — Formula One, Grand Prix (Doubront 11-9), 1:35 p.m. North The Alligator Park High won team and Rachel 41st-27:07; Danielle Mathis, of Singapore Toronto (Jenkins 0-1) at Tampa Bay W L T Pct PF PA Invitational was Saturday at Valentine of Canterbury 69th-29:10; Kaitlyn Daniel, (Cobb 9-9), 1:40 p.m. Baltimore 1 1 0 .500 67 37 2 p.m. Alligator Lake Park in Lake School won individual in 83rd-30:08; Rachel Umstead, ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Cleveland (D.Huff 1-0) at Kansas City Cincinnati 1 1 0 .500 47 71 Sylvania 300, at Loudon, N.H. (Odorizzi 0-0), 2:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 46 41 City. 20:29.17. 85th-30:12; Caroline Cribbs, 10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Floyd 10-10) at Cleveland 0 2 0 .000 43 51 The cross country event Fort White High’s run- 97th-32:33; Myriah Furber, SPEED — FIA, World Touring Car L.A. Angels (Weaver 18-4), 3:35 p.m. West for high school, middle ners were: Carolee Morrow, 34:34. Championship, at Sonoma, Calif. (same- Texas (Dempster 6-2) at Seattle W L T Pct PF PA school, elementary and 28th-24:47.31; Seaira Columbia’s boys were: day tape) (Vargas 14-10), 4:10 p.m. San Diego 2 0 0 1.00060 24 GOLF Minnesota (Walters 2-4) at Detroit Denver 1 1 0 .500 52 46 community runners was Fletcher, 41st-25:36.30; David King, 88th-22:33; 11:30 a.m. (Smyly 4-3), 7:05 p.m., 2nd game Kansas City 0 2 0 .000 41 75 hosted by Columbia High Sheridan Plasencia, 44th- Javontae’ Foster, 92nd-22:39; TGC — PGA Tour, Tour Championship, Monday’s Games Oakland 0 2 0 .000 27 57 and Half-Mile Timing. 25:52.52; Sitia Martinez, Kelly Varnell, 95th-22:52; final round, at Atlanta Toronto at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m., 1st NATIONAL CONFERENCE “We are expecting 55 45th-25:53.71; Katrina Chris Sellers, 115th-24:44; game 1:30 p.m. East schools, eight from Georgia, Patillo, 88th-30:24.06; Lee Peterson, 123rd-25:42; NBC — PGA Tour, Tour Championship, Kansas City at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA final round, at Atlanta Toronto at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m., 2nd Philadelphia 2 0 0 1.000 41 39 and more than 1,600 run- Issabelle Hair, 98th- Kevin Lauder, 127th-26:32. 2 p.m. game N.Y. Giants 2 1 0 .667 94 65 ners,” Dusty Smith of 32:56.55. Lake City Middle TGC — Navistar LPGA Classic, final Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Dallas 1 1 0 .500 31 44 Half-Mile Timing said. “It Columbia’s boys compet- School’s girls placed first round, at Prattville, Ala. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, Washington 1 1 0 .500 68 63 is the fourth or fifth larg- ed in the Varsity Boys Open in their division, ahead of 8:10 p.m. South MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL est invitational in Florida division and placed ninth six other teams. Lake City’s 1 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA TBS — Oakland at N.Y. Yankees Atlanta 2 0 0 1.00067 45 not attached to a university. out of 20 teams. Gainesville boys were fourth out of with 2:10 p.m. NL standings Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 50 51 It has the biggest middle won team, while Kentre teams, which was won by WGN — St. Louis at Chicago Cubs Carolina 1 2 0 .333 52 79 school field in the state Patterson of Episcopal Episcopal. Rafaella Gibbons 8 p.m. East Division New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 59 75 North and is a state qualifiers for School won individual in and John Coleman-Davis ESPN — L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati W L Pct GB middle schools.” 17:17.37. were individual winners. MOTORSPORTS z-Washington 92 59 .609 — W L T Pct PF PA 1 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 45 40 The Lady Tigers com- CHS runners were: Lady Falcons runners 12 Midnight Atlanta 87 65 .572 5 ⁄2 1 Detroit 1 1 0 .500 46 50 SPEED — AMA Pro Racing, at Philadelphia 77 75 .507 15 ⁄2 peted in the Varsity Girls Timothy Pierce, 14th- were: Cassie Pierron, 1st- Homestead, Fla. (same-day tape) New York 68 83 .450 24 Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 46 46 Invitational division and 18:26.49; Shaykheim Griffin, 11:52; Bridget Morse, 2nd- NFL FOOTBALL 1 Chicago 1 1 0 .500 51 44 Miami 66 86 .434 26 ⁄2 placed fourth out of 17 46th-19:52.02; Octavious 11:53; Jillian Morse, 3rd- 1 p.m. Central Division West CBS — Regional coverage, W L Pct GB W L T Pct PF PA schools in the 5K. Walton Buiey, 52nd-19:55.80; Shawn 12:32; Bernita Brown, 8th- FOX — Regional coverage x-Cincinnati 92 60 .605 — Arizona 2 0 0 1.00040 34 High won with Stanton Ziegaus, 57th-20:04.56; Tim 13:31; Grace Kolovitz, 9th- 4 p.m. St. Louis 81 71 .533 11 San Francisco 2 0 0 1.00057 41 Prep in second and Lassiter Jewett, 76th-21:08.52; Noah 13:32; Christen Odum, 13th- FOX — Regional coverage 1 St. Louis 1 1 0 .500 54 55 Milwaukee 78 73 .517 13 ⁄2 High in third. Emma Henderson, 77th-21:09.08; 14:18; Brandy Wacha, 25th- 4:25 p.m. 1 Seattle 1 1 0 .500 43 27 Pittsburgh 74 77 .490 17 ⁄2 Zee Abrahamsen won in Wyatt Snook, 90th-21:29.85; 15:09. Kassady McLean, CBS — Doubleheader game Chicago 59 93 .388 33 Today’s Games 8:20 p.m. Houston 50 102 .329 42 Tampa Bay at Dallas, 1 p.m. 19:03.47. Dominique Cason, 22:04.03; 16:46; Sarah Griffin, 17:50, NBC — New England at Baltimore West Division St. Louis at Chicago, 1 p.m. Columbia’s runners were: Dill Beckelheimer, 22:13.53; Sydney Griffin, 17:50; SOCCER W L Pct GB San Francisco at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Emma Tucker, 8th place- Zach Peterson, 22:34.08. Reagan Morse, 18:59; Detroit at Tennessee, 1 p.m. 2 p.m. San Francisco 88 63 .583 — 20:04.76 time; Samantha Fort White’s Jeremie Victoria Napolitano, 19:50. 1 Kansas City at New Orleans, 1 p.m. FOX — Premier League, Manchester Los Angeles 78 74 .513 10 ⁄2 1 Cincinnati at Washington, 1 p.m. Ziegaus, 19th-21:23.45; Thompson (24:04.04) and Lake City’s boys were: United at Liverpool (same-day tape) Arizona 75 75 .500 12 ⁄2 WNBA BASKETBALL San Diego 72 79 .477 16 N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. Michaelle Charlotan, Joshua Compton (26:44.27) Michael Perez, 4th-12:18; 1 Buffalo at Cleveland, 1 p.m. 3 p.m. Colorado 58 92 .387 29 ⁄22 40th-22:08.67; Ashley were in the field. Dalton Devers, 10th-12:39; ESPN2 — Seattle at Phoenix z-playoff berth; x-clinched division Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Jones, 43rd-22:19.24; Abby Columbia also competed Tyler Pierce, 14th-12:53; Philadelphia at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. ——— Saturday’s Games Williams, 44th-22:19.98; in the JV divisions. The Spencer Henderson, 35th- Monday Washington 10, Milwaukee 4 Atlanta at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL St. Louis 5, Chicago Cubs 4, 10 innings Pittsburgh at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. Nicole Morse, 45th-22:20.00; girls placed eighth out of 16 14:39; Chase Martin, 36th- 8 p.m. N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 3 Houston at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Sydni Jones, 62nd-22:53.11; teams, while the boys were 14:41; Joseph Creeley, 37th- MLB Network, (regional coverage) Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 2 New England at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. Ashlyn Martin, 23:20.68. 17th out of 19. 14:50; Jordan Harris, 50th- Oakland at Texas or NY Yankees at Cincinnati 6, L.A. Dodgers 0 Monday’s Game The Lady Indians compet- Lady Tigers runners 19:54. Minnesota Houston 4, Pittsburgh 1 Green Bay at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL Arizona at Colorado (n) 8:30 p.m. San Diego at San Francisco (n) Columbia High box ESPN — Green Bay at Seattle Today’s Games Miami (Nolasco 12-12) at N.Y. Mets Columbia 13 6 0 0 — 19 Reds clinch NL Central title (C.Young 4-8), 1:10 p.m. Oakleaf 7 0 6 0 — 13 BASEBALL Atlanta (T.Hudson 15-6) at Philadelphia First Quarter By JOE KAY The 63-year-old man- Stephen Fife (0-2), and (Cl.Lee 6-7), 1:35 p.m. CHS—Underwood run (Thomas AL standings Milwaukee (Gallardo 16-8) at kick), 4:44 Associated Press ager spent another day in Cincinnati’s main offseason Washington (Wang 2-3), 1:35 p.m. O—Mims 80 pass from Chipoleti a Chicago hospital getting pitching acquisition made it East Division Pittsburgh (A.J.Burnett 15-8) at (kick failed), 4:33 CINCINNATI — Jay treated for an irregular stand up. W L Pct GB Houston (Lyles 4-11), 2:05 p.m. CHS—Timmons 35 run (kick failed) Bruce was Mr. Clinch heartbeat. The Reds brought Mat Latos (13-4) allowed New York 88 63 .583 — St. Louis (Lohse 15-3) at Chicago 2:35 Baltimore 87 64 .576 1 Cubs (Germano 2-8), 2:20 p.m. Second Quarter again, hitting the homer him his fifth division title as six hits and didn’t walk a 1 Tampa Bay 82 70 .539 6 ⁄2 Arizona (I.Kennedy 14-11) at Colorado CHS—Bell 30 blocked punt (two- that got the Reds’ champi- a manager, including two batter in eight innings. Left- Boston 68 85 .444 21 (Francis 5-6), 3:10 p.m. point conversion failed), 4:51 onship party started on the during the last three years hander Aroldis Chapman 1 San Diego (Stults 6-3) at San Francisco Toronto 66 84 .440 21 ⁄2 Third Quarter second try. with Cincinnati. made his first appearance Central Division (Lincecum 10-14), 4:05 p.m. O—Duckworth 52 run (two-point Bruce’s 34th homer put He missed a clinch- since Sept. 10 — a tired W L Pct GB L.A. Dodgers (Harang 9-10) at conversion failed), 1:58 Chicago 81 69 .540 — Cincinnati (H.Bailey 12-9), 8:05 p.m. ——— the Reds ahead to stay, and ing game that featured a shoulder — and finished Detroit 80 70 .533 1 Monday’s Games Columbia Oakleaf they made good on their familiar swing. it off by getting Hanley 1 Milwaukee at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Kansas City 70 81 .464 11 ⁄2 First downs 11 8 second chance to win the Bruce’s first-pitch, Ramirez to hit into a double 1 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota 62 89 .411 19 ⁄2 Rushes-yards 34-202 25-114 NL Central title by beating leadoff homer in the play off a 99 mph fastball. Cleveland 62 90 .408 20 St. Louis at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Passing 86 216 West Division Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Comp-Att-Int 7-17-0 12-21-0 the Los Angeles Dodgers ninth off Houston’s Tim “A couple of years ago, W L Pct GB Penalties-Yards 9-85 12-105 6-0 on Saturday without Byrdak clinched the title we were a surprise,” said Texas 89 61 .593 — INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Dusty Baker, who was for Cincinnati in 2010. On Joey Votto. “It kind of crept 1 FOOTBALL Oakland 85 66 .563 4 ⁄2 RUSHING—Columbia, Timmons missed in the frothy beer- Saturday, he led off the up on us. We didn’t expect 1 Los Angeles 82 69 .543 7 ⁄2 15-114, Underwood 14-66, Barber 3-13. 1 and-champagne shower in fourth inning with a first- it. This year, we felt we had Seattle 71 80 .470 18 ⁄2 NFL schedule Oakleaf, Duckworth 10-101, Chipoletti Saturday’s Games 13-22, Mims 2-8 the clubhouse. pitch homer off rookie something to prove.” N.Y. Yankees 10, Oakland 9, 14 innings AMERICAN CONFERENCE PASSING—Columbia, Barber 7-17- Baltimore 9, Boston 6, 12 innings East 86-0. Oakleaf, Chipoletti 12-21-216-0. Detroit 8, Minnesota 0 W L T Pct PF PA RECEIVING—Columbia, Johnson Kansas City 5, Cleveland 3 N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 58 55 4-47, Stockton 2-28, Pelham 1-6. Oakleaf, Tampa Bay 11, Toronto 5 New England 1 1 0 .500 52 33 Mims 9-176, Jackson 3-40. Snedeker states his case By DOUG FERGUSON Snedeker, McIlroy and Englishman would settle Associated Press Woods were among the top for his second win of the five seeds coming into the year against a strong field. ATLANTA — Brandt Tour Championship, giving Snedeker and Rose were Snedeker gave himself the each the best shot at the at 8-under 202. opportunity he wanted in $10 million because they Ryan Moore spoiled his the FedEx Cup. He also has only have to win the Tour round with a bogey on the the company he expected. Championship no matter 17th and still had a 65, put- Snedeker played one of what anyone else does at ting him alone in third at 6 his best rounds this year at East Lake. under. just the right time Saturday, They won’t be the only Jim Furyk, the 36-hole making a collection of players with a chance to win leader, was tied for the lead tough putts and relying on at least one trophy — the until he pulled his tee shot his short game to pick up Tour Championship — on into the water on the 17th, a couple of other birdies on Sunday. Rose will be in the hit the next tee shot into the his way to a 6-under 64 that final group with Snedeker, gallery, his fourth shot into gave him a share of the lead and while it’s unlikely he a bunker and made triple with Justin Rose in the Tour can win the FedEx Cup, the bogey. Championship. That means he now only has to win Sunday at East Lake to claim the FedEx Cup and its $10 million prize, the richest payoff in golf. So does Rory McIlroy, who was only three shots out of the lead. Ditto for Tiger Woods, four shots behind. The Tour Championship has never had so much at stake for so many top players. “It’s going to be one of the most exciting Sundays of the year,” McIlroy said after a 68. “Great to be in the mix.” McIlroy, who won the last two FedEx Cup playoff events, had his 11th con- secutive round in the 60s. Woods salvaged an impor- tant par after his shot rico- cheted off a Georgia pine and wound up with a 67. 3BSPORTS
Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 3B Tigers survive scare
BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter Columbia High’s Ronald Timmons (23) tries to break a tackle during the Tigers’ 19-13 win against Oakleaf High in Orange Park on Friday.
BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter Columbia High’s Lonnie Underwood (24) rumbles for a first down against Oakleaf High.
BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter Columbia High’s Laremy Tunsil (77) makes a block against Lamar Brown of Oakleaf High.
BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter Columbia High’s Alex Webber hauls in a reception against Oakleaf High in the Tigers’ 19-13 Columbia High’s Braxton Stockton makes a first-down reception late in Friday’s game. win on Friday. 4BSports
4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Crawfordville calamity
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Tavaris Williams (2) is sent airborne after Wakulla High’s Bryan Nichols (33) makes a tackle in the War Eagles’ 37-26 home win on Friday.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Andrew Baker (12) is tackled as he attempts to steer away from a group of Wakulla High defenders on a pass attempt.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Trey Phillips (5) is chased by Wakulla High’s Dequon Simmons.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Trey Phillips (5) catches a touchdown pass from an Andrew Baker over Fort White High quarterback Andrew Baker (12) dives for yardage while looking for first down Wakulla High defender Dequon Simmons. against Wakulla High. 5BSports
Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 5B High hopes for Wakulla after fast start to 2012 By TIM KIRBY back who can sling it. It for six years, Fort White [email protected] helps when you are more High head coach Demetric balanced.” Jackson settled with Klees CRAWFORDVILLE — After Fort White shocked on a two-year contract. The game was played at Wakulla with two quick Both coaches like the com- J.D. Jones Stadium at Jerry touchdowns in the third petition. Reynolds Field. quarter to take a one-point “Our defense had a great Watching Fort White lead, Klees shelved the game plan,” Jackson said. High take on Wakulla High passing attack. “They were hurting us with from his 50-yard line seat “The run is our bread the counters and sweeps, so was Wakulla coaching leg- and butter,” he said. “It is we changed the front and end J.D. Jones. Jones left what we do. We are just try- they hurt us with the blasts at halftime with the War ing to compliment it.” and traps. Every team has JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Eagles leading and would After taking over for got weaknesses and they Wakulla High’s Demetrius Lindsey (11) is brought down on a diving tackle by Fort White be please they produced Jones, Klees has had spotted ours. We spotted High’s Devonte Levy (1) during a game Friday. the win. the War Eagles in the theirs too and exploited Jones, who won back-to- playoffs five times and them.” back state championships last year went to the Klees likes the Fort in 1980-81, might not have championship game. He White challenge. Defense stretched to limit recognized the start under would like to make another “Coach Jackson is a phe- his former assistant, Scott run. nomenal coach,” Klees said. By TIM KIRBY the turnovers,” Snider said. Snider saw some Klees. The War Eagles “We definitely have high “He gets the most out of his [email protected] “Our job is to get out and positives. threw the ball on their first hopes and there is no kids and they play physical. stop them. Obviously we “We rotated in a lot and three downs. excuse,” Klees said. “We When the kids play hard, CRAWFORDVILLE — didn’t — they put 37 points our guys never quit,” he “We are trying to keep it have got to stay healthy, but that’s a reflection on the Dealing with seven qual- on the board.” said. “It is a good learning more balanced,” Klees said. we want to get back there.” coach. If his team stays ity ball carriers and an After winging the ball experience. When you play “We’ve got some guys who After butting heads with healthy, 3A better watch improved Wakulla High around nine times in the tough teams, it only helps can catch it and a quarter- Madison County High out.” passing attack, Fort White first half, Wakulla went you down the line. We will High’s defense already had back to the run and threw try to shore up things we its hands full. just two incompleted pass- were doing wrong. It was Eight turnovers kept the es after intermission while a disappointment, but you defense on the field and led chalking up 208 yards. can’t be down for very to season highs in yardage “They have run the long. Union County is and points for an opponent. same thing for years and not going to feel sorry for Fort White was giving up they are good at it,” Snider us.” 176 yards and eight points said. “They have one of the Fort White hosts the per game; Wakulla totaled better offensive lines we Class 1A No. 1 Tigers at 371 yards and 37 points. will face.” 7:30 p.m. this Friday. “No matter what, we are not supposed to let them on the board,” Indians defensive coordinator Ken Snider said. “They are the No. 3 team in 5A and we came into a packed house and we were right with them to the end.” Fort White’s defense had an interception by Melton Sanders and two fumble recoveries. Cameron White returned one of the fumbles for a touchdown to give the Indians a lead early in the second half. Wakulla answered the lead with a 10-play scor- ing drive, but a bobbled, bounding kickoff gave the War Eagles the ball back on the Indians 20. After another touchdown, Fort White fumbled the kick- off again and the defense faced four more plays. “We don’t worry about
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Melton Sanders (16) charges down the field after making an interception early in the game against Wakulla High on Friday. Fort White fell to Wakulla 37-26.
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Wakulla (4-0) respond- the Indians only trailed by than us and they put their ed with a 75-yard scoring 12 points at intermission. helmets on the ball. We drive in 10 plays. Demetrius The War Eagles came have got to have more ball Lindsey had 45 of the yards out throwing and Stephens security. Our guys made and Malik Thomas scored found Jordan Franks all some great plays and they on a five-yard run. The alone in the middle of the fought to the very end. I am touchdown came at 4:09, field on the second play proud of their effort.” but suddenly the clock of the game for a 75-yard jumped to 4:44. touchdown. ——— The War Eagles recov- The teams then traded Wakulla 12 6 13 6 — 37 ered the bounding kickoff interceptions. Melton Fort White 6 0 13 7 — 21 First Quarter that followed at the Fort Sanders got the pick for W—J. Franks 75 pass from Stephens White 20. Four plays later Fort White at the goal line (pass failed), 11:35 Lindsey scored from nine and returned it 24 yards. FW—Phillips 7 run (pass failed), 7:59 yards out and, with 2:58 left From there, the Indians W—Stephens 2 run (pass failed), :45 Second Quarter in the quarter, Wakulla had settled in with Baker com- W—Stephens 24 run (pass failed), pushed its lead back to 12 pleting 4-of-5 passes for 57 2:47 points, 31-19. yards to help move the ball Third Quarter Fort White fumbled on to the Wakulla 7. Phillips FW—Mulberry 56 pass from Baker the next kickoff, but this scored on a reverse around (kick failed), 10:56 FW—White 11 fumble return time the Indians defense the right side at 7:59 to tie (Escalante kick), 9:26 held on four plays from the game at 6-6. W—Thomas 5 run (run failed), 4:44 their 34. Fort White sniffed out W—Lindsey 11 run (Di. Norman kick), Tavaris Williams ripped and stopped a fake punt, 2:58 Fourth Quarter off a 50-yard run on a first- then forced another punt FW—Phillips 15 pass from Baker down draw play to get the after the Indians lost a (Escalante kick), 11:15 Indians to the Wakulla 22. fumble. W—Thomas 47 run (pass failed), 8:23 Baker and Trey Phillips Sheldon Johnson inter- ——— hooked up on a 15-yard cepted a pass and returned Fort White Wakulla First downs 14 11 touchdown pass and the it 41 yards to the Indians Rushes-yards 30-126 48-289 Indians were within five 14. Stephens scored on a Passing 185 82 points, 31-26, at 11:15 of the keeper from two yards out Comp-Att-Int 14-25-4 2-11-1 fourth quarter. for a 12-6 lead. Punts-Avg. 0-0 2-30 Fumbles-Lost 5-4 3-2 Wakulla answered with Fort White lost fumbles Penalties-Yards 5-35 12-94 a touchdown drive. Malik on its next two drives. The INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Thomas scored on a 47- Indians defense got one of RUSHING—Fort White, T. Williams yard run to produce what the fumbles back at their 17-112, Phillips 4-14, Baker 6-12, R. Williams would be the final score. 30. 1-1, Levy 1-0, Sanders 1-(-13). Wakulla, Lindsey 10-85, Thomas 5-76, Simmons Fort White used 11 plays A Wakulla interception 7-61, Loggins 11-38, Stephens 7-16, to march to the War Eagles gave the ball back and this F. Franks 4-10, Johnson 3-9, Nichols 1-(-6). 3, but could not get the time Stephens scored on a PASSING—Fort White, Baker ball in the end zone, and 24-yard keeper. 14-25-185-4. Wakulla, Stephens 1-5-75-1, F. Franks 1-6-7-0. Wakulla ran out the clock. “You have to give credit,” RECEIVING—Fort White, Phillips 9-84, Despite an early Wakulla Jackson said. “They came Mulberry 2-77, Sanders 2-20, T. Williams bomb and six turnovers, out a little more physical 1-4. Wakulla, J. Franks 1-75, Lindsey 1-7. 6BSPORTS
6B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Battle tested
By BRANDON FINLEY off the end,” Battle said. “As play so I didn’t show it and [email protected] soon as they snapped it, I then when they snapped it, saw that I wasn’t going to I made the play to change ORANGE PARK — It be blocked and knew I was their field-goal position.” wasn’t a pretty game for going to get it. When the It was another solid week Columbia High, but in the ball hit the ground, I was for a player that made the end it was special as the looking for it, but luckily ultimate sacrifice in the Tigers’ third unit came Solomon picked it up and name of winning games up big to set up a 19-13 ran it in for the score.” for the team. Coming into win over Oakleaf High on With Oakleaf driving the year, Battle was a run- Friday. inside the Tigers’ 20-yard ning back, but switched to The man of the night was line in the second half, corner to shore up a posi- Roc Battle, as the junior Battle made another impact tion the Tigers desperately cornerback came up with on the game to knock the needed help. the two game-defining plays Knights back. “My heart has always to make the difference. Oakleaf was set up with a been at running back, but While Columbia didn’t first down and was moving this isn’t about me,” he said. score in the second half, it the ball on a nine-play drive “It’s all about helping the was the special teams’ play at the time, but Battle’s sack team out, and that’s why made by Battle that set the of Austin Chipoletti forced I made the move. In turn, score apart. the Knights to settle for a it has helped me more, Leading 13-7 in the sec- 36-yard field goal that would because I’m getting more ond quarter, Battle came come up short. Before that looks from colleges. But off the edge to block a punt play, the Knights were aver- most importantly, it’s help- and Solomon Bell recovered aging 7.25 yards per play on ing the team.” it for a 30-yard touchdown the drive. On Friday, the move was scoop-and-score with 4:51 “We called the blitz and the difference as the Tigers remaining in the half. I knew I would have a shot moved to 3-1 on the season “The coaches told me coming from the short side and picked up their first that they saw they weren’t of the field,” Battle said. “I district win in as many BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter blocking the guy coming kind of backed up before the games. Columbia High’s Roc Battle leaps to the top of a pile during the Tigers’ win over Oakleaf High. Knights could make impact in district
By BRANDON FINLEY the Tigers’ 1-yard line, but ounce of God-given ability [email protected] failed to punch it in. that he has and I’m proud “We have to find a way that he’s my son, but every ORANGE PARK to get that stuff corrected,” one of these kids feel like — Oakleaf High may be Chipoletti said. “We’re still my sons.” 1-2 on the season, but the not there and did some The Knights had an strides the Knights are things to lose this game, unexpected life lesson making under first-year but we’re miles and miles heading into the game and coach Derek Chipoletti are ahead of where we’ve been. Chipoletti said it helped quite obvious. We put forth a great effort focus Oakleaf going into On Friday, the Knights and there was a lot of hard the game. pushed Columbia High to work from this team. We “On Monday, this game the limit in a 19-13 loss on just made some key mis- looked like a daunting task,” their home field. takes. The effort, however, he said. “On Wednesday, I It’s a far cry from a team was why we were in it.” lost my aunt to cancer and that won its first game in Another big reason was it really put this thing in 14 contests in a 30-17 win the connection of his son, perspective after watching over Clay County High last Austin, who plays quarter- her fight and persevere. week. back, and receiver Robert In the end, this is just a “We talked all week Sims. Sims was obviously game and she was fighting about playing an opponent the younger Chipoletti’s for her life. It showed us without a name,” Chipoletti favorite target and had nine that we’re going to face said. “We wanted a faceless receptions for 176 yards. adversity, but there’s noth- opponent.” “When I got here, the ing we couldn’t face after Chipoletti didn’t want talk was how fast he was,” watching that. That’s not his team buying into Chipoletti said. “Now, he’s to take anything away from Columbia’s top-10 ranking not only fast, but he’s a pol- Columbia or any team in in the state and the concept ished receiver. Obviously, the district, but we’re a worked for the Knights. the speed helps as well. tougher program now.” Oakleaf had a chance to With Austin, he’s been Surely, the Knights tie the game late in the running my system for proved that they were BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter fourth quarter by reaching four years. He uses every contenders on Friday. Columbia High quarterback Jayce Barber attempts a pass during the Tigers’ district win. CHS: Tigers come up with 19-13 win Continued From Page 1B
A second three-and-out by Felix Woods would recover Columbia went three- the Columbia defense gave a fumble on the first play and-out on its next pos- the Tigers the ball on the of the Oakleaf possession, session, however, and the 40-yard line for their second however, and Columbia Knights responded with possession. After a 22-yard dodged its first bullet. their second explosive play run by Lonnie Underwood, Columbia moved the of the evening. This time, Barber hit Shaq Johnson ball on its next possession, Duckworth took the hand- for a 24-yard touchdown but faced a fourth-and-1 at off and responded with 53 reception. Brayden Thomas midfield. An offside penalty yards of open field to draw nailed the extra point to forced Columbia to punt, Oakleaf within 19-13. make it 7-0 at 4:44 remain- however, and Williams again Two drives ate up the ing in the first quarter. changed the field position entirety of the fourth quar- But the Tigers couldn’t by downing the punt at the ter. Both were critical for get too high as Austin Knights’ 7-yard line. the Tigers. Chipoletti responded on After an Aaron Oakleaf drove inside the the Knights’ first offensive Duckworth run of 23-yards Tigers’ 1-yard line before an play with an 80-yard pass to begin the series, Javere offside penalty backed the to Robert Mims to even Smith stalled the Knights’ Knights up on third down. BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter the score after a Kyle Wade possession with a key sack A bad snap left C.J. Mitchell Columbia High’s Terry Calloway (3) sacks Oakleaf High’s Austin Chipoletti on Friday. extra point. Mims would on third down. It led to looking to recover the ball torch the Tigers all night to Rakeem Battle coming off at Columbia’s 19-yard the tune of nine receptions the edge on Oakleaf’s punt line. On fourth down, the for 176 yards and a score. and Solomon Bell scoop- Tigers sunk their claws in “We definitely didn’t ing and scoring the blocked and held Oakleaf without Vanguard beats Buchholz, execute the way we talk- ball for a touchdown from a score. ed about,” Columbia head 30 yards out. The failed two- The Tigers didn’t score up next week against CHS coach Brian Allen said. “We point attempt left Columbia in the second half, but their wanted to eliminate the up 19-13. drive in the fourth quarter By BRANDON FINLEY High as Gainesville jumped Baker County 34, explosive plays and we gave “We identified that was as crucial as any score [email protected] out to a 44-0 lead before sit- Clay 19 up two huge ones.” Zedrick Woods almost on the night. Receiving the ting its players. Columbia responded in blocked the punt earlier ball with 5:21 remaining in While Columbia High Quarterback Mark Cato Since falling to the the face of adversity, howev- coming off the edge, so we the game, the Tigers were was taking on the Oakleaf threw for 225 yards and Tigers, the Wildcats have er, with its only other offen- decided to send someone able to run out the clock. High Knights, the other three touchdowns to lead been on a roll and Baker sive score of the evening. that was just a little faster,” The pivotal play of the drive group of Knights that the the Hurricanes. County continued to excel This time it was Ronald Allen said. “When you get a came with Columbia facing Tigers will take on next against Clay County High Timmons who paced the spread-punt formation like a fourth-and-one situation week, Vanguard High, was Ridgeview 41, in a 34-19 win on Friday. drive with his runs and that, you know you’ll have at midfield. dismantling common oppo- Orange Park 27 Quarterback Corey capped it off with a 35- someone coming off the Instead of punting, nent Buchholz High. Lawler rushed for 184 yard touchdown run. The edge free.” Columbia made the deci- Quarterback Adam The defending District yards and two touchdowns extra point failed, leaving The third quarter turned sion to rush to the line and Robles threw for 206 yards 3-6A Panthers also picked while throwing for another Columbia up 13-7. into a stalemate, other executed a quarterback and four touchdowns to up their first district win to pace the Wildcats. The Tigers avoided disas- than one long drive by sneak from Barber for nine improve the Knights to 2-1 last night with an easy win ter when the snap sailed the Knights. After driving yards. After another first on the season. against Orange Park High. Elsewhere ... 15 yards over Williams’ inside the Tigers’ 20-yard down came when Barber Stanley Dye only head on Columbia’s next line, Battle came up with a hit Braxton Stockton Gainesville 44, touched the ball five times, Middleburg High picked punt. Williams recovered big sack off a corner blitz for 18 yards out of the Lake Weir 22 but the running back made up a district win over Leon at the 20-yard line leaving to force the Knights into backfield, and Columbia the best of his opportuni- High after the Broncos the Knights in the red zone a longer field-goal attempt was able to enter the vic- The Hurricanes made ties with three touchdowns jumped out to a 10-0 win. to begin their next drive. which they missed. tory formation. easy work of Lake Weir and 54 yards rushing. Middleburg won 16-8. 7BSPORTS
Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS sundAY, sEPTEMBER 23, 2012 7B LSU survives at Auburn Associated Press the teams’ Pac-12 seasons. The victory was the 74th AUBURN, Ala. — LSU’s at Oregon State for coach defense delivered a first- Mike Riley, matching the quarter safety and shut out school record set by Lon Auburn in the second half Stiner, the Beavers’ coach to give the second-ranked from 1933-48. Tigers a 12-10 victory Riley is in his 12th year Saturday night. with Oregon State (2-0). Auburn led 10-9 at half- Mannion completed 24 of time but managed only 183 35 passes with one inter- yards. ception. Markus Wheaton A fumbled punt return had nine receptions for 150 by Auburn’s Quan Bray yards, Brandin Cooks had set up Drew Alleman’s six catches for 175 yards, 30-yard field goal late in and Storm Woods rushed the third quarter that gave for 96 yards on 21 carries LSU (4-0, 1-0 Southeastern and scored once for the Conference) a 12-10 lead. Beavers. Alleman missed a Johnathan Franklin, the 34-yarder with 39 seconds country’s leading rusher remaining. with a 180.3-yard average, Auburn (1-3, 0-2 SEC) was held to 45 yards on 12 managed only one first carries for UCLA (3-1, 0-1). down on its final posses- Brett Hundley completed sion. Kiehl Frazier’s final 27 of 42 passes for 372 yards pass was intercepted by and a touchdown. Tharold Simon as the game ended. No. 21 Michigan State LSU’s Zach Mettenberger 23, Eastern Michigan 7 had two first-half fumbles but threw a 33-yard pass EAST LANSING, Mich. to running back Spencer — Le’Veon Bell rushed for Ware on a key third-down a career-high 253 yards and late in the game. a touchdown to help stag- Sam Montgomery tack- nant Michigan State avoid a led Tre Mason in the end major upset. zone midway through the Dan Conroy kicked three first quarter and Michael field goals for the No. 21 Ford’s 1-yard TD run four ASSOCIATED PRESS Spartans (3-1), who failed minutes later made it 9-0 Georgia running back Todd Gurley (3) rushes against Vanderbilt safety Kenny Ladler (1) and linebacker Chase Garnham (36) to score a TD for more LSU. during the football game in Athens, Ga., on Saturday. than seven quarters until Onterrio McCalebb Andrew Maxwell hit tight scored Auburn’s touch- a wrenching loss from last career mark with 33 as effective this time as the chop-block penalties and end Dion Sims on a 10-yard down on 4-yard run on the season. rushing scores, a record Irish repeatedly forced him a giveaway that led to a pass with 7:19 left. last play of the first quarter Collin Klein picked up Lattimore shared with into mistakes. score. Michigan State struggled to make it 9-7 and from 228 yards of total offense Heisman Trophy winner He threw four intercep- Miller completed passes mightily through most of its there it was nothing but and ran for the go-ahead George Rogers and Harold tions in the first half, then for 12, 14 and 18 yards and final tuneup for next week’s field goals and defense. touchdown early in the Green. lost a fumble at the Notre ran for 26 yards to set up Big Ten opener against fourth quarter in a solid Dame 8-yard line on the his own clinching 1-yard unbeaten Ohio State. But No. 1 Alabama 40, performance that out- No. 8 West Virginia 31, first drive of the second TD run with 5:03 left. Maxwell finally found Sims Florida Atlantic 7 shined and error-filled Maryland 21 half. three times for 73 yards in night by Sooners quarter- The victory by Notre No. 17 TCU 27, the fourth quarter. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. back Landry Jones. MORGANTOWN, W.Va. Dame (4-0) ended a streak Virginia 7 The Spartans finished — AJ McCarron threw Jones threw for 298 yards — Doug Rigg returned a of three straight games in with a 428-183 edge in total three touchdown passes, and a late touchdown to get fumble 51 yards for West which Michigan (2-2) beat FORT WORTH, Texas offense over the Eagles including an early 85- Oklahoma (2-1, 0-1 Big 12) Virginia and Tavon Austin the Irish in the final 27 — Brandon Carter had (0-4), who came as close yarder to Kenny Bell, and within five but also fumbled had another remarkable seconds. a 68-yard touchdown on they ever have to beating a No. 1 Alabama routed and threw an interception game against his home- Notre Dame didn’t give one of his two one-handed ranked opponent. Florida Atlantic. that put Kansas State (4-0, state Terrapins. the Wolverines a chance to catches, linebacker Kenny Eddie Lacy rushed for 1-0) in position to go The Baltimore native pull it out this time, run- Cain recovered a fumble No. 25 Nebraska 73, 106 yards in the first half ahead. caught 13 passes for 179 ning out the clock after a along with two intercep- Idaho State 7 for the Crimson Tide (4-0), The Wildcats waited yards and set a school Brendan Gibbons field goal tions and TCU won its 11th which rolled to 134 consec- for Oklahoma’s players to record for career recep- with 3:27 left in the game straight game. LINCOLN, Neb. — Rex utive points and two shut- leave the field and then cel- tions. made it 13-6. Casey Pachall threw for Burkhead ran for 119 yards outs before allowing a late ebrated with their fans after Still, West Virginia looked Rees scored the game’s 305 yards and three touch- and two touchdowns and touchdown. earning redemption for a flat at times on offense, after only touchdown on a quar- downs for the Horned Nebraska made quick work The Owls (1-3) man- 58-17 blowout loss last sea- averaging 56 points and 612 terback draw late in the first Frogs (3-0), whose winning of Idaho State. aged only one first down son that ended their unde- yards in its first two games. half and engineered a late streak is the longest among The Cornhuskers (3-1) through three quarters and feated run. Geno Smith had as many drive that ended in Kyle FBS schools. led 35-0 after the first quar- were outgained 503-110 in incompletions in the first Brindza’s 39-yard field goal Josh Boyce had his TCU- ter and 45-0 at half. total yards. McCarron was No. 7 South Carolina half (nine) as he did in the to give Notre Dame a 13-3 record 18th touchdown The Bengals (1-2), of 15-of-25 passing for 212 31, Missouri 10 first two games combined cushion. catch. Freshman Jaden the Football Championship yards before leaving before getting on track. He Oberkrom had field goals Subdivision, have lost 34 midway through the third COLUMBIA, S.C. — finished with 338 passing No. 16 Ohio State 29, of 46 and 47 yards, the straight road games. quarter. Connor Shaw completed yards. UAB 15 second field goal set up by Burkhead, playing for the The 85-yarder came 1:42 20 straight passes and For Maryland (2-2), Hills Cain’s 40-yard interception first time since he sprained into the game and is tied for threw for two touchdowns threw three touchdowns, COLUMBUS, Ohio — return. his left knee in the opener, the fifth-longest touchdown and Marcus Lattimore ran two to freshman Stefon Braxton Miller ran for two The Frogs hadn’t allowed broke a 61-yard touchdown pass in Tide history. for two scores as South Diggs. touchdowns and Ohio State a touchdown this season run on his third carry. The only suspense late Carolina manhandled overcame a lethargic, mis- until Virginia (2-2) finally His 2-yard touchdown in 1 was whether Alabama could Missouri in the Tigers’ first No. 11 Notre Dame 13, take-filled effort to hold off scored with 4 ⁄2 minutes left, the second quarter made complete a third straight Southeastern Conference No. 18 Michigan 6 UAB. when backup quarterback it 42-0. shutout for the first time road game. UAB (0-3) more than Phillip Sims threw a 5-yard Nebraska also got touch- since Bear Bryant’s unbeat- Shaw missed his first pass SOUTH BEND, Ind. held its own against the TD to E.J. Scott. downs on Ciante Evans’ en 1966 team. to Lattimore on the game’s — Manti Te’o had two Buckeyes (4-0), who com- Carter had five catches 29-yard interception return first series, then hit his final interceptions as No. 11 mitted drive-killing penal- for 128 yards, his second and Ameer Abdullah’s No. 15 Kansas St. 24, 20 for the Gamecocks (2-0 Notre Dame picked off five ties, had a punt blocked consecutive 100-yard receiv- 81-yard punt return, No. 6 Oklahoma 19 SEC). Michigan passes and back- for a touchdown and ing game. making it the first time Missouri (2-2, 0-2) strug- up quarterback Tommy had trouble scoring since the 2009 game NORMAN, Okla. — John gled against a Gamecocks Rees sparked the Fighting against a defense giving up Oregon State 27, against Colorado that Hubert ran for 130 yards defense that has given up Irish offense in a win over 44 points and 477 yards a No. 19 UCLA 20 the Huskers scored on and a touchdown, Jarell three touchdowns all year. the 18th-ranked Wolverines game. offense, defense and spe- Childs scooped up a fumble The Tigers had a season- Saturday night. The Blazers picked up PASADENA, Calif. — cial teams. and returned it for a score low 254 yards. Denard Robinson, who points on special teams and Sean Mannion passed for a Idaho State’s score came and No. 15 Kansas State Lattimore rushed for amassed 948 yards of total started the second half by career-high 379 yards and on CJ Reyes’ 28-yard pass beat No. 6 Oklahoma on 85 yards. His touchdowns offense in victories over the recovering an onside kick, two touchdowns as Oregon to Luke Austin in the fourth Saturday night to avenge gave him South Carolina’s Irish past two years, wasn’t but were undone by four State beat UCLA to start quarter. Miami wrecks Tech in OT
Associated Press for it on fourth-and-inches ever been ... You look back from the Miami 1 in over- and it just seems like it ATLANTA — After time, but Tevin Washington wasn’t meant to be for us.” Georgia Tech lost in over- — who had scored three Tech has lost four straight time Saturday for the sec- touchdowns already — was times to Miami after beat- ond time this season and stuffed. Two plays later, ing the Hurricanes in four the third time in five games Miami running back Mike consecutive years. The pre- dating to last year’s Sun James went untouched vious three were blowouts. Bowl, Yellow Jackets head from 25 yards for his fourth This one looked like coach Paul Johnson sound- score of the day. another rout early. ed nearly despondent. The Yellow Jackets’ last Morris found wide receiv- Tech’s 42-36 loss Saturday three losses have all come er Phillip Dorsett wide open to Miami was like a kick in overtime. In each case, for a 65-yard touchdown into an oft-battered gut. Tech led well into the fourth pass on the game’s third The Yellow Jackets (2- quarter. play, and Dorsett added 2, 1-2 ACC) stormed back Miami forced overtime a 40-yard reception a few from a 19-0 deficit with 36 when Morris completed a minutes later. That led to straight points, but then 10-yard pass to James with Jake Wieclaw’s 38-yard looked nearly helpless as 27 seconds left in regula- field goal with 4:11 left in the Hurricanes (3-1, 2-0) tion. That capped an eight- the first quarter, and a 10-0 rode Stephen Morris and play, 91-yard drive that took Miami lead. his career-best 436 pass- just 1:33. Morris completed 10 of ing yards while scoring the “I don’t know what to 14 passes for 153 yards in ASSOCIATED PRESS game’s final 23 points. say,” Johnson said. “I think the quarter. He completed Georgia Tech quarterback Tevin Washington (13) is sacked by Miami defensive lineman Johnson decided to go I’m as disappointed as I’ve 31 of 52 on the day. Anthony Chickillo (71) in a college football game in Atlanta on Saturday. 8BSPORTS
8b LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS sunday, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 The beat goes on By MARK LONG Taylor’s pick into points, Associated Press but Muschamp decided to have his offense run a play GAINESVILLE — The with no timeouts and 16 latest game in the Kentucky- seconds remaining in the Florida series went about half. The Gators could have like the previous four: attempted a 46-yard field the Gators took the lead goal — well within Caleb early and won in lopsided Sturgis’ range — but tried fashion. to get closer. Jeff Driskel accounted Driskel got sacked, allow- for two touchdowns, and ing the clock to run out. No. 14 Florida beat Driskel completed 18 of Kentucky 38-0 Saturday 27 passes for 203 yards, for its 26th consecutive with a touchdown and an win in the Southeastern interception. He also ran Conference series. eight times for 35 yards and The Gators (4-0, 3-0 SEC) a score. His 38-yard run also recorded their first in the first quarter seemed shutout in conference play to spark Florida after two since a 52-0 victory against three-and-out drives to start Mississippi State in 2001. the game. “Any time you get a shut- “Every game is really a out, man, those things are building block in develop- hard to come by in this ment,” Driskel said. “The day and age of football, more experience, the more regardless of who you’re reps you get, the more playing,” Florida coach Will you’re going to learn. I did Muschamp said. some nice things today, Florida struggled early, but there’s definitely some not a great sign with No. 2 things I need to clean up. ... LSU up next in two weeks. I think I did a nice job with The slow start also was a the opportunities I got.” rarity against the Wildcats Driskel hooked up with (1-3, 0-1). The Gators had Dunbar for a 19-yard TD outscored Kentucky 94-3 in BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter pass in the second quar- the first quarter in the last Florida running back Mike Gillislee (23) is chased by Kentucky’s Alvin Dupree during the Gators’ 38-0 win at Florida Field on ter and plunged across the four meetings, essentially Saturday. Gillislee rushed for 56 yards and a touchdown. goal line for a 1-yard sneak sealing games before some in the third as the Gators fans settled into their seats. outscored Kentucky 238-36 without quarterback that today.” if he’s my kid and I just did built a 31-0 lead. It took just a little longer in those five games. Maxwell Smith. He sat Kentucky finished with want to do that. The risk Backup Jacoby Brissett Saturday. “We didn’t mention it,” out with a shoulder injury. 60 yards passing. was not worth the reward.” played most of the fourth. The Gators scored three Driskel said of the streak. Backup Morgan Newton Newton completed 7 of De’Ante Saunders, Jaylen His 1-yard sneak make it touchdowns in the second “That stat didn’t really make missed open receivers early 21 passes for 48 yards, with Watkins and Michael Taylor 38-0. quarter, enough to put us want to play any harder and often, diminishing his three interceptions. He was each picked off passes from Mike Gillislee ran 13 Kentucky away and extend or play any different. We team’s already slim chance benched in favor of Jalen Newton in the decisive times for 56 yards before the nation’s longest winning were going to come out and at an upset. Whitlow in the fourth. second quarter. giving way to Matt Jones streak in a current series prepare like it’s another “I think Morgan was Smith watched from the The Gators, though, only and Mack Brown. between two teams in the SEC East team and they’re throwing it to the right sideline — unable to do turned one of them into Florida’s defense gave Football Bowl Subdivision. just another team in the person; we just weren’t very anything to help. points. up chunks of yards early, The Wildcats haven’t beaten way of our goal.” accurate,” Kentucky coach “To run the risk of him Watkins anticipated but settled down and shut Florida since 1986, haven’t Kentucky hardly had a Joker Phillips said. “Again, being out for a long period Newton’s pass in the flat, Kentucky down late. won in Gainesville since chance in this one. for us to be successful in of time if he got hit and made the interception and Fort White High’s A.J. 1979 and haven’t been all The Wildcats, who this offense, you have to injured today, I was not returned it 26 yards for a Legree, now a freshman at that competitive in the last entered with the league’s be able to throw and catch, ready to do that,” Phillips 17-0 lead. Kentucky, caught one pass five meetings. Florida has top passing attack, played and we weren’t able to do said. “I’m treating him as Florida could have turned for 12 yards.
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By LAURA HAMPSON ducers. [email protected] Purebred, Brangus cat- tle can sell from $1,800 to Sixty-four purebred $4,000, Willis said. “They cows, several with calfs at do well,” he said. Jerry Osteryoung their side, are headed for Buyers and sellers will (850) 644-3372 Lake City this week. have a positive economic [email protected] The Columbia Livestock impact on the county by Market will host the the staying in hotels, eating at 2012 Southeast Brangus restaurants and filling up at Make sure Breeders Association gas stations, Willis said. Showcase Sale Saturday, “It kind of showcases our sales staff Sept. 29. It will be the first cattle in our part of the time the market has host- world,” he said. The group is earning ed the annual event and will also have their annual the Columbia County is banquet at an area hotel. expected to see an influx The Columbia Livestock its own of business as cattle buyers Market, which opened in and breeders come from all 1936, is the oldest in the way over the southeastern U.S. state, Willis said. His family Livestock market owner has been in it since the mid- John Willis said the market ’60s. Willis said they have here is no has worked with the SBBA been painting and washing more fascinat- for a number of years with to spruce up the market for ing business in special bull sales, but has the big event. this world than never hosted their female “I’m really looking for- that of selling. Brangus sale or youth ward to it,” he said. TWithout salesmen there COURTESY show. Each year the sale is held would be little progress “It’s really an honor to in a different part of the The Columbia Livestock Market will host the the 2012 Southeast Brangus Breeders made. Selling is behind have it happen,” he said. southeast for the closeknit Association Showcase Sale Saturday, Sept. 29. every successful enterprise Held in conjunction with community of breeders, of whatever character. the sale, the Southeast he said. “It’s a chance for ity, longevity and are early from the herd, halter break Chandler, who will have six -- George Mathew Adams Regional Junior Brangus them to all get together and maturing, according to the it and spend hours each cows in the sale. The sale I have written numerous Breeders Show will be have their annual meeting,” SBBA website. day taking care of the ani- will be good exposure for columns on the importance Friday, Sept. 28 at 10 a.m. Willis said. “It’s important to have mal, he said. the area, he said. of sales and how every The showcase sale is “It’s a nice experience. these quality cattle avail- Five producers from Representatives from business needs to be sales scheduled for 12:30 p.m. There are a lot of nice peo- able to keep the industry North Florida will have the International Brangus driven. Profits are impor- Saturday, Sept. 29. Both ple in the SBBA,” he said. vibrant,” Willis said. cattle in the sale. Breeders Association will tant, but they just do not events are open to the pub- The Brangus breed was Breeders carefully con- Michael Chandler, of be in Lake City for the sale, happen without sales. lic. developed as early as 1912 sider each cow’s genetics River Bend Brangus in Live he said. In order to have sales, Cattle will trucked in by stabilizing the best char- to get the best possible Oak, said having the sale About 50 children are you need an effective and from all over the southeast acteristics of Brahman and benefit when breeding, he close to home is a money- expected to participate in efficient sales force. There by Thursday for sale, he Angus cattle. said. “It’s pretty good sci- and time-saver. Usually pro- the youth show, he said. is no question about that. said. The breed is produced ence,” Willis said. ducers have to transport “That’s the future of the However, just having a About 750 people were worldwide, but is especially For the junior breeders their cattle several days cattle business,” he said. sales force is not adequate. notified about the sale and beneficial in the southeast show, youth between 7 and early, which means stay- The Columbia Livestock You need to make sure that Willis expects about 200 to as it is heat tolerant and 21 years old will show cattle ing extra days in a hotel, Market is located at 4557 S your sales force is com- attend. Buyers will mostly insect resistant. Brangus they have raised, similar to he said. U.S. Highway 441 in Lake pensated on actual sales be purebred producers have superior mothering a county fair, he said. “It’s going to bring some City. and that they are measur- with some commercial pro- instincts, milking abil- The children pick a cow business to Lake City,” said able so you can appropri- ately reward them for their efforts. Obviously, the best thing Census data shows economy has bottomed out to do with sales compen- sation is to reward them By HOPE YEN Virginia had the biggest based on actual sales. Associated Press jump in household income For many businesses this inequality over the past consists exclusively of WASHINGTON — More year, a result of fast sub- sales-based commission or young adults are leaving urban growth just outside incentives. The disadvan- their parents’ homes to the Washington-Baltimore tage here is that the staff take a chance with college region, where pockets of will focus only on making or a job. Across the nation, poor residents and newly sales – which earns them people are on the move arrived, affluent commut- their incentives – and again after putting their ers live side by side. neglect those other impor- lives on hold and staying As a whole, Americans tant tasks that support the put. Once-sharp declines in were slowly finding ways sales function. births are leveling off, and to get back on the move. The best sales forces poverty is slowing. About 12 percent of the work together as a team A new snapshot of cen- nation’s population, or 36.5 to reach their sales goals, sus data provides socio- million, moved to a new but an incentive program logical backup for what home, up from a record low that rewards only direct economic indicators were of 11.6 percent in 2011. sales undermines the team already suggesting: that Among young adults 25 dynamic. People are not the nation is in a tentative, to 29, the most mobile age going to be excited to work fragile recovery. group, moves also increased together as, typically, only “We may be seeing the to 24.6 percent from a low one person receives a com- beginning of the American of 24.1 percent in the previ- mission. family’s recovery from ous year. Longer-distance I prefer a compensation the Great Recession,” said ASSOCIATED PRESS moves, typically for those structure that consists of a Andrew Cherlin, a profes- In this Sept. 17, photo, job applicants wait for the opening of a job fair held by National seeking new careers in low-base salary and direct sor of sociology and pub- Career Fairs in Fort Lauderdale. The U.S. economy is showing signs of finally bottoming other regions of the coun- sales incentives. That way lic policy at Johns Hopkins out: Americans are on the move again after record numbers had stayed put, more young try, rose modestly from 3.4 the staff is compensated University. He pointed in adults are leaving their parents’ homes to take a chance with college or the job market, once- percent to 3.8 percent. for their individual efforts particular to the upswing in sharp declines in births are leveling off and poverty is slowing. New 2011 census data being Less willing to rely on but is also paid for doing mobility and to young men released Thursday, Sept. 20 offer glimmers of hope in an economic recovery that technically parents, roughly 5.6 mil- tasks that benefit the firm moving out of their parents’ began in mid-2009. lion Americans ages 25-34, but not necessarily them homes, both signs that or 13.6 percent, lived with individually. more young adults were ing. More Americans than devastating housing bust U.S. population. Last year’s Mom and Dad, a decrease An important consider- testing out job prospects. ever are turning to food in 2006, such a leveling immigration increase of from 14.2 percent in the ation when determining “It could be the modest stamps, while residents in off would mark an end to 400,000 people was the low- previous year. Young men how to reward your sales number of new jobs or sim- housing that is considered the longest and most per- est in a decade, reflecting were less likely than before force is whether they are ply the belief that the worst “crowded” held steady at 1 nicious economic decline a minimal gain of Latinos to live with parents, down paying their own way. I is over,” Cherlin said. percent, tied for the high- since World War II. after many Mexicans from 18.6 percent to 16.9 was helping a firm that had The new 2011 census est since 2003. Richard Freeman, an already in the U.S. opted to percent; young women two sales people. Including figures released Thursday Fresh economic data economist at Harvard return home. Some 11 mil- living with parents edged benefits, these employees show progress in an eco- released Thursday added University, said the data lion people are estimated to higher to 10.4 percent, up were being paid $230,000 nomic recovery that tech- to the mixed picture. The point to a “fragile recov- be in the U.S. illegally. from 9.7 percent. annually, with the major- nically began in mid-2009. Conference Board’s Index ery,” with the economy still The bulk of new immi- The increases in mobil- ity of their compensation The annual survey, supple- of Leading Economic at risk of falling back into grants are now higher- ity coincide with modest predicated on incentives. mented with unpublished Indicators, designed to recession, depending in skilled workers from improvements in the job When we looked at the government figures as of forecast future economic part on who is president Asian countries such as market as well as increased gross profit margin before March 2012, covers a year activity, dipped 0.1 per- and whether Congress China and India, contrib- school enrollment, espe- sales incentives, the firm in which unemployment cent in August after ris- averts a “fiscal cliff” of uting to increases in the cially in college and at was only earning $150,000. fell modestly from 9.6 per- ing 0.5 percent in July and deep government spending foreign-born population advanced-degree levels. Obviously, in this case, cent to 8.9 percent. dropping 0.5 percent in cuts and higher taxes in in California, New York, Marriages dipped to a the sales staff was not add- Not all is well, however. June. And the number of January. “Given the situa- Illinois and New Jersey. low of just 50.8 percent ing value to the firm. This The jobless rate remains Americans seeking unem- tion in the world economy, Income inequality varied among adults 18 and over, could have been because high at 8.1 percent. While ployment benefits fell only we are doing better than widely by region. The gap compared with 57 percent the sales incentive was too housing sales have more slightly last week. many other countries,” he between rich and poor was in 2000. Among young high, the market just was recently gained, home own- Taken as a whole, howev- said. “Government policies most evident in the District adults 25-34, marriage was not big enough for two ership last year dropped er, analysts say the census remain critical.” of Columbia, New York, at 43.1 percent, also a new sales people, they were for a fifth straight year data, which track chang- The census figures also Connecticut, Louisiana and low, part of a longer-term asking them to do too to 64.6 percent, the low- ing patterns in everyday show slowing growth in the New Mexico, where immi- cultural trend in which peo- many tasks not related to est in more than a decade, life, provide the latest evi- foreign-born population, grant or minority groups ple are opting to marry at due to stringent financing dence of a stabilizing U.S. which increased to 40.4 were more numerous. By SALES continued on 2C rules and a shift to rent- economy. 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Under Sealed bids for Florida Gateway Col- five-day daily in North Florida, White Springs, FL 310 Pets & Supplies lege ITB #13-3-01 Asphalt Paving seeks an outgoing individual to MANAGEMENT Florida Rock and Tank Lines has $1,000 $ 75 will be accepted at the Florida Gate- an immediate opening for a PUBLISHER'S NOTE way College Purchasing Office, join our outside sales team. This OPPORTUNITIES One item per ad person should be self-motivated Seeking Qualified & dispatcher. Supervise drivers, take Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs 16Each additional Florida, until 2:00 P.M. (local time) 4 lines • 6 days customer orders, review and line $1.15 Thursday October 25, 2012. with a strong desire to succeed Experienced Management to join and cats being sold to be at least 8 Rate applies to private individuals selling complete the order process and weeks old and have a health personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. and possess an enthusiastic our Team. 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Please contact 05534892 $100 OBO 386-754-4094 One item per ad be clearly marked on the outside of RN Unit Manager 30Each additional 05534918 904-259-4194 if interested. 4 lines • 6 days line $1.65 the envelope: Avalon Healthcare Center is Green Leather Sleeper Couch Rate applies to private individuals selling HOLIDAY INN & SUITES Wanted Experienced Drywall w/chair, two over stuffed recliners, personal merchandise totalling $6,000 or less. Lake City’s only full service currently accepting applications Each item must include a price. BID #13-3-01 – ASPHALT PAV- Hangers & Finishers. Must have for the following position: Exec. Cond. $700 for all or OBO This is a non-refundable rate. hotel is seeking the following: ING w/c exempt and liability ins. Full time RN Unit Manager Call 386-755-4059 Florida Gateway College, Lake City, � Bartender P/T Weekends Also tools, drivers license and Florida Must have Experience dependable transportation. Competitive Salary and Garage BID OPENING: 2:00 P.M. 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Limited to service type advertis- of the following methods. to supporting PO’s-receivers. 213 Duty Days Review all of employee expense Medical Practice. Upright Freezer, 6 mth old ing only. � Inputs and retrieves data, keeps M-F, Benefits Avail. Great Condition $200 4 lines, one month....$92.00 By email: [email protected] reports and verify in accordance student records, orders materials, with company policy. Fax resume to 386-487-1232. Contact 386-292-3927 $10.80 each additional line maintains inventory, assists instructors By USPS: Request sent certified Enter invoices into accounting Part-time Respiratory Therapist Includes an additional $2.00 per � in clinic, prepares and grades exams, GATOR FOOTBALL TICKETS mail to: system and cut checks weekly. and CNA needed for medical Two seats 3 & 4, seat backs, west ad for each Wednesday insertion. and other duties in cosmetology clinic � Maintain vendor, open PO and office. Fax resume to side sect 14, Row 41 - Home Purchasing Department unmatched receivers files. as needed. Responsible for collecting (386) 754-1712 Remainder of Season + G Growl. Florida Gateway College Communicate directly with client fees and preparing deposits. Call 752-0699 or 397-3335 Placing An Ad 149 S.E. College Place Pharmacy Technician needed. company vendors in regards to Requires Cosmetology license, 2 Must be Florida registered. Experi- You can call us at 755-5440, Lake City, Florida 32025-8703 billing issues. GE electric stove, white, years teaching or work experience. ence required. Preferably in a Worked great. Monday through Friday from 8:00 Send reply to Box 05095, C/O The Special consideration will be given retail environment. Excellent Walk-in Pick Up: Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box $225 OBO a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Florida Gateway College applicants with an Associate Degree computer & communication skills Contact 386-292-3927 Some people prefer to place their Purchasing Department 1709, Lake City, FL, 32056 needed. FT position. Competitive or Certificate in a related area. Kenmore Frost Free Refrigerator, classified ads in person, and some 198 S.E. Staff Way Full Time Sales Position Availa- Knowledge of general office pay. Send reply to Box 05088, C/O ad categories will require prepay- Administration Building 001, Room The Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box White, In good working condition. ble For Motivated Individual. Paid procedures: Skill in computer use $200 ment. Our office is located at 180 138 1709, Lake City, FL, 32056 Lake City, Florida 32025-8703 Vacation with potential for High (Microsoft Office). Contact 386-292-3927 East Duval Street. Earnings.Sales Experience a Must. 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Moving - must sell. 3731 / www.bulldoghiway.com EOE ______$2,000 Miscellaneous 386-752-9866 ______Week of September 17, 2012 1DLIFE Lake City Reporter Story ideas? Contact Robert Bridges LIFE Editor 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, September 23, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D GARDEN TALK Couple’s prison ministry awarded By LAURA HAMPSON services respond well to [email protected] the the couple’s message, she said. Life behind bars and Anderson, who has Nichelle Demorest barbed wire is lonely. three children, five grand- [email protected] “You feel rejected. You children, and three great- feel no one really cares,” grandchildren, said she said Clyde Anderson, a feels that the inmates like Grow your Lake City Correctional grandsons to her. “They Facility volunteer. are the age of my grand- own green Anderson, of Glen St. children,” she said. Mary, said while he doesn’t “It feels good,” Anderson condone an inmate’s said of receiving the award, manure crimes, “I don’t look at him although she doesn’t feel as a criminal. I look at him they deserve it. arming prac- as a man that needs help, “It just feels so good to tices that have needs God.” go in there and see those been sound and Anderson and his wife, young men turn their lives sustainable in Mary Lou Anderson, both around,” said she said. Florida’s past 72, were awarded the Pete “We at Lake City mayF be extremely valuable Spackman Volunteer of Correctional Facility are to gardeners in the present the Year Award, selected grateful to the efforts of and future. from volunteers among local residents who donate One such practice is Corrections Corporation of their time to some of our cover cropping between America’s 60 facilities. society’s most forgot- vegetable crops instead The couple started vol- ten people”, said Warden of letting land lay fallow. unteering at the Lake City COURTESY Joseph Taylor. “Their ser- Older farmers who have facility 15 years ago, with Clyde Anderson (from left), Lake City Correctional Facility Warden Joseph Taylor and Mary vice is a welcome support experience in cover crop- just a few inmates partici- Lou Anderson pose together during a recongnition breakfast at the prison. The Andersons to our professional staff of ping in your area have pating in their ministry pro- were awarded the Pete Spackman Volunteer of the Year Award for their 15 years of ministry teachers, instructors and valuable information that is gram. work. principals.” worth seeking out. Now, the Andersons lead Individuals, nonprofit The term ‘green between 20 and 60 inmates he said. figure in their lives, he “I’ve never been fearful, organizations and churches manure’ refers to a cover in gospel and song every While counseling said. He keeps in contact from day one,” he said. volunteer to help inmates crop that is grown on the Thursday night. inmates, the couple tries with some men, even years “Really, the prison min- learn to read, attain life site and then tilled in while Anderson said as an ex- give the men hope and an later. istry is not for everybody,” skills key to independent still alive. offender himself, entering understanding that there is Youthful offenders are he said. living, maintain sobriety Plants that work well as the prison ministry was a a way out, he said. the toughest to reach, he “You have to love peo- and other skills. green manure must grow calling from God. Overall, Through the years, said. “Sometimes you see ple,” Anderson said. “Clyde and Mary rapidly, produce lush and he has worked in prisons Anderson said he has seen results, most of the time Mary Lou Anderson, Anderson are dedicated abundant top growth and for 35 years. men turn their lives around you don’t have a good a retired school cafeteria and awesome people. We grow well in the specific On Saturday nights, after prison. They have held idea,” he said. worker, usually leads the are honored to have this site conditions. Annual the couple volunteers at good jobs, gotten married A retired equipment service in song and sends dedicated couple spend plants are normally used the Baker Correctional and converted to Christ, operator, Anderson said out birthday and Christmas their free time inspiring because they will grow Institution. the most rewarding aspects age has slowed down his cards to the men who par- our employees as well as quickly so there will still Anderson said the of the job, he said. work, but not stopped it ticipate. the youthful offenders,” be time to till and let the inmates come to the non- “It makes me feel that completely. Sometimes it’s the only Taylor said. material rot before plant- denominational-Christian the Lord has accomplished Working inside a prison, card they get while in Individuals or organi- ing the next crop of garden program on their own free something through this Anderson said there have prison, she said. When an zations interested in vol- vegetables. will. “That is their choice. ministry,” Anderson said. been a few potentially dan- inmate misses a service, unteering at Lake City The garden soil benefits My choice was to turn my Men have told Anderson gerous situations, but he she sends a card out too. Correctional Facility may in many ways from the life around and do better,” that he has been a father has never been afraid. Inmates who attend the call 386-755-3379. addition of this organic material, which was once alive, between growing your vegetable crops. As a ‘catch crop’, these tem- Lofty NYC art venue not for the faint-hearted porary cover plants take up nutrients that remain in By ULA ILNYTZKY the soil following harvest Associated Press before they can leach away. When the green manure NEW YORK — Most decomposes in the soil, New Yorkers can only those nutrients are made dream of an apartment like available to the new gar- this. Spectacular views of den crop. As any gardener midtown Manhattan. An knows, our sandy soil does iconic work of art in the liv- not retain water or nutri- ing room. Prime Columbus ents. Adding organic mate- Circle location. rial will increase the soil’s That 70-foot climb from ability to hold water and the ground floor could be nutrients for plant use. a problem, though. And Organic material also it couldn’t be a long-term increases soil fertility and lease, or any lease actually, tilth. While it is growing, because it’s not even a real the cover crop protects residence. It’s the latest the garden from soil loss creation by Japanese art- due to wind and water ist Tatzu Nishi, turning the erosion. When legumes Columbus Monument into are appropriate to use, a piece of conceptual art. available nitrogen is actu- “Discovering Columbus” ally increased for the next is a 27-foot by 30-foot liv- vegetable crop due to the ing room — complete with activity of nitrogen-fixing couch, lamps, television and bacteria living in root nod- coffee table — wrapping ules. around the statue, situated Winter annual cover atop a six-story column at ASSOCIATED PRESS crops that can be planted one of Manhattan’s busiest Scaffolding surrounds the statue of Christopher Columbus, Tuesday, Aug. 21 in New York’s Columbus circle. Japanese artist now through mid- intersections near Central Tatzu Nishi is constructing “Discovering Columbus,” a contemporary living room around a statue of Columbus as a way to inti- November to suppress Park. mately engage the public with the iconic figure which looms six stories above a busy intersection of mid-Manhattan. But some nematode and weed popu- Starting Thursday, up to Italian-Americans say the art project makes a mockery of the great explorer and trivializes history. lations include pearl millet, 25 people at a time can cereal rye, hairy vetch and enter the living room by of Columbus, and watch a “How can another art- Columbus” is his first pub- National Italian American wheat. using the stairs inside the flat-screen TV tuned in to ist come and reinterpret lic art project in the United Foundation in Washington, These benefits are in scaffolding and enjoy a rare CNN. the original artist’s work?” States. D.C., said the installation addition to those men- opportunity to see the 1892 But not everyone is asked Mancini, noting that His other works include also will provoke discus- tioned earlier. These par- marble figure of the great enthused about the art- the statue won’t be visible “Villa Victoria,” a tempo- sion about Christopher ticular cover crops mature Italian explorer up close. work. from the street as it nor- rary functioning hotel Columbus’ role in history. in 2 to 3 months, so there’s An elevator is available for “It looks like a trailer mally would during the around a statue of Queen The city provided $1 plenty of time for them to those who can’t climb the park. The only thing miss- annual Oct. 8 Columbus Victoria for the 2002 million for the conserva- grow, be incorporated into stairs. ing are the pink flamingos,” Day Parade. Liverpool Biennial. tion of the monument — a soil, and partially decom- The spacious room with said John Mancini, execu- Mayor Michael The nonprofit Public Art restoration project that will pose before most vegeta- contemporary furnishings tive director of the Italic Bloomberg says the piece Fund, which commissioned make use of the scaffolding bles are planted. is so authentic looking it is Institute of America, which gives New Yorkers and Nishi’s New York installa- around the privately-funded For more informa- easy to forget you’re stand- represents about 1,000 tourists “a chance to do a tion, said the organization installation. The free instal- tion, contact the Master ing on top of a huge monu- Italians nationwide. “It’s an little exploring” and take a hasn’t heard any objections lation runs through Nov. Gardeners at 752-5384 or ment in Manhattan. Its pink atrocious piece of art from look at the statue up close. from other Italian-American 18. read the UF/IFAS pub- wallpaper, designed by the outside.” “The sculpture was made groups. Visitors can reserve lication ‘Cover Crops’ at Nishi, features small illus- He said he also has safe- to be viewed,” he said. The Columbus Citizens advance passes to http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ trations of Elvis, Marilyn ty concerns with the instal- Nishi, who is internation- Foundation, a 600-member “Discovering Columbus” aa217. Monroe, Mickey Mouse, lation. ally known for transform- organization that sponsors through the Public Art ■ Nichelle Demorest is a cowboys and other pop cul- The column was created ing historical monuments the annual Columbus Day Fund’s website at www. horticulture agent with the ture images. by Italian sculptor Gaetano by surrounding them with Parade, has said the art- publicartfund.org . Columbia County Extension Burgundy drapes hang Russo to commemorate domestic spaces, said the work will mark the only time ■ Associated Press writer of the University of Florida on large picture windows. the 400th anniversary of aim of his piece is to put people will be able come Samantha Gross contributed Institute of Food and Visitors can sit on the Columbus’ first voyage to the viewer at eye level with right up to the majestic to this story. Agricultural Sciences. purple couch, at the foot the Americas. the statue. “Discovering statue. The 50,000-member 2DLIFE D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Page Editor: Laura Hampson, 754-0427 Fans are going bananas for soft serve fruit By MICHELLE LOCKE ances specifically for mak- eral emphasis on eating water. Start to finish: 5 minutes For The Associated Press ing frozen fruit desserts, healthier and more whole- Servings: 6 like the Yonanas machine some and natural foods. As 12-ounce bag frozen Pureed frozen fruit prob- that costs around $50. Of for the at-home devices, blueberries ably won’t become the next course, most people just Epstein says her product 2 frozen bananas, cut into bacon, or even cupcake. It’s use their food processors has been developed to have chunks simply not sexy enough. or blenders. a creamier, more frozen 2 tablespoons honey So-called soft serve Tanya Steel, editor-in- yogurt-like texture “that we 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon fruit is, however, having a chief of Epicurious.com, feel is unique. Nonetheless, Pinch salt moment, recently becom- has been on to this idea eating a frozen banana in a 2 tablespoons milk ing a darling of the mommy for a while, keeping foil- home machine or a blender In a food processor, blog set, showing up on wrapped, frozen over-ripe is a fun way to eat fruit combine the blueberries, bananas, honey, cinnamon ABC’s “Good Morning bananas in the freezer for and maintain a healthy diet, and salt. Pulse several times America,” inspiring a new times when she wants a always a priority for us!” to roughly chop, then add countertop kitchen appli- treat that’s tasty without the milk. Process until very ance, even spawning a being calorific. TROPICAL MANGO smooth, this may take sever- product line and small “I started making them BANANA SOFT SERVE al minutes. You may need to chain of shops, the New when my kids were little stop the processor several York City-based Soft Serve and I was trying to not only Start to finish: 5 minutes times to scrape down the Fruit Co. curb their constant need Servings: 4 sides of the bowl or move And to be clear, we and quest for sugar, but 10-ounce bag frozen any chunks of fruit that aren’t are talking about some- also my own,” says Steel, mango chunks being pureed. Serve imme- 1 very ripe banana diately. thing that is precisely as coauthor of the cookbook 1/4 cup sweetened cream Nutrition information per it sounds — frozen fruit “Real Food for Healthy of coconut serving: 90 calories; 5 calo- that is pureed until it reach- Kids.” Steel says her site Pinch salt ries from fat (6 percent of es the consistency of soft has a number of frozen 1 tablespoon orange juice total calories); 0.5 g fat (0 serve ice cream. That’s it. fruit dessert recipes and In a food processor, com- g saturated; 0 g trans fats); Soft serve fruit is “the “we see incredible interest bine the mango, banana, 0 mg cholesterol; 22 g car- answer to an ice cream in them,” she says. cream of coconut and bohydrate; 3 g fiber; 16 g lover’s cravings,” says Soft serve fruit “makes so salt. Pulse several times to sugar; 1 g protein; 30 mg Francesca Borgognone, much sense,” she says. “It’s roughly chop, then add the sodium. Entertain Editor at The an almost guilt-free treat ASSOCIATED PRESS orange juice. Process until very smooth, this may take Daily Meal.com, who adds and you actually feel good In this image taken on Sept. 10, Strawberry Lime soft serve STRAWBERRY LIME fruit is shown in Concord, N.H several minutes. You may that the appeal is easy to about giving it to your kids need to stop the proces- SOFT SERVE understand. “A fraction of and you feel good about sor several times to scrape Start to finish: 5 minutes the calories and mixed with giving it to yourself.” create something like the with a food professional to down the sides of the bowl Servings: 4 the same type of fixings For Chloe Epstein, a part- creamy frozen consistency get things right. or move any chunks of fruit 10-ounce bag frozen that frozen yogurt has — it ner in the Soft Serve Fruit we craved without all the Today, Epstein, her hus- that aren’t being pureed. strawberries can be sweet, savory as Co., the love of soft serve other ‘stuff,’” she says. The band Jason, and business Serve immediately. 1/4 cup agave syrup or well as an any-time-of-the- fruit began with bananas. first few efforts encour- partner Michael Sloan run Nutrition information per honey day treat.” Expecting for the second aged them to incorporate the company (soon to be serving: 140 calories; 30 Juice of 2 limes (about 1/3 Soft serve fruit has been time (twins, as it turned soft serve machines and renamed Chloe’s Soft Serve calories from fat (21 percent cup) of total calories); 3 g fat (3 In a food processor, com- quietly building a follow- out), she craved something learn the steps needed to Fruit Co.) together. They g saturated; 0 g trans fats); ing online, where recipes sweet, but she wanted it to guarantee consistency and have two stores, one on the bine all ingredients. Process 0 mg cholesterol; 29 g car- until very smooth, this may abound for turning all be healthy, too. taste. Upper East Side and one in bohydrate; 2 g fiber; 24 g take several minutes. 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Associated Press all about their love of art,” tion wagon and every other a “good mix” — ranging The exhibit then will move Andrew Walker, direc- said Olivier Meslay, associ- means.” from the abstract expres- to the Amon Carter from tor of the Amon Carter, DALLAS — On the ate director of curatorial The Kennedys left sionist oil on paper “Study Oct. 12, 2013, through Jan. said the exhibit will be an morning of Nov. 22, 1963, affairs at the museum and Washington on Nov. 21 for Accent Grave” by 12, 2014. opportunity to recover an President John F. Kennedy the exhibit’s curator. for a two-day, five-city tour Franz Kline to Charles M. At least 14 of the 16 extraordinary moment that and first lady Jacqueline Before the Kennedys’ of Texas. They went to Russell’s western-inspired works will be on display, was overshadowed by the Kennedy realized that their visit, Fort Worth newspa- San Antonio and Houston “Lost in a Snowstorm - We as well as photographs, assassination. Fort Worth hotel suite pers had revealed details before ending the day in are Friends” to Maurice videos and archival materi- He said with so much of featured an extraordinary about the preparations, Fort Worth. Barker said Prendergast’s post-impres- als including images of the the anniversary’s focus on array of artwork — from including the description the Kennedys arrived so sionist oil painting “Summer suite before the couple’s the president’s death, this a painting by Vincent van of the unremarkable Suite late, they didn’t notice the Day in the Park.” arrival. exhibit will offer a “kind of Gogh to a bronze by Pablo 850 at the Hotel Texas, significant artwork until The exhibit, “Hotel “It was their ultimate pri- respite moment.” Picasso. said Scott Grant Barker, a the morning. Texas: An Art Exhibition vate art show. When you “It’s taking as its point of A group of prominent Texas art historian who has The Kennedys then called for the President and Mrs. view these, you’ll be stand- mediation on that moment Fort Worth citizens had researched the events. He one of the organizers, Ruth John F. Kennedy” will open ing in the shoes of John of great optimism. I hope scrambled to put together said that a local art critic Carter Stevenson, daughter at the Dallas Museum of and Jackie Kennedy. You’ll people feel that,” he said. the collection in the days decided something needed of legendary Texas news- Art on May 26, 2013, and be seeing what they saw,” leading up to the presi- to be done to make the paper publisher and philan- dent’s fateful Texas visit, suite shine. thropist Amon G. Carter, transforming an otherwise A group of prominent cit- whose will established the plain suite into something izens turned to museums Amon Carter Museum of special. and private collections to American Art. Barker said Stop by the Next year, almost all of assemble 12 paintings and Jacqueline Kennedy told those works the couple four sculptures, including Stevenson that she didn’t Lake City Reporter admired in their last private Thomas Eakins’ oil paint- want to leave the exhibit. moments before President ing “Swimming,” Pablo Meslay said the works Kennedy was assassinated Picasso’s bronze “Angry were not only a snapshot for your will be on display at an Owl” and Vincent van of art tastes in 1963, but exhibit that opens at the Gogh’s oil painting “Road also a display of the cul- complimentary Dallas Museum of Art in with Peasant Shouldering tural riches that were in commemoration of the 50th a Spade.” Fort Worth at the time. For engagement anniversary of his death. “What they did was really instance, he said, Eakins’ “It’s not a story about amazing. They put together “Swimmers” from 1885, package. death. It’s not a story really a series of master- held currently by the Amon about hate. It’s a story pieces,” Meslay said. Carter, is “one of the most about art and love, which Barker said works of art important American paint- • Sweetwater Branch Inn I think is a very good trib- were “basically gathered ings of the 19th century.” 800-595-7760 • Wards Jewelry & Gifts 752-5470 • Camp Weed Cerveny Conference Center 386-364-5250 • GeGee’s Studio 758-2088 • Holiday Inn 754-1411, ext. 106 Aisle Style ASSOCIATED PRESS This Nov. 22, 1963 photo provided by Amon Carter Museum of American Art Archives shows Complimentary the paintings Thomas Eakins’, Swimming and Charles M. Russell’s, Lost in a Snowstorm in Engagement Package Suite 850 at the Hotel Texas, in Fort Worth, Texas. 3DLIFE Page Editor: Laura Hampson, 754-0427 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 3D Decades later, Brooklyn has its own pro team again By MEGHAN BARR sport du jour here, not the city to help subsidize Associated Press baseball. And in a stroke the new stadium, and the of irony, the new stadium city refused. Fast-forward NEW YORK — It was was built directly across to the present: the $1 bil- like a death in the fam- the street from the spot lion Barclays Center has ily for Brooklyn baseball where Dodgers President received millions in public fans when their beloved Walter O’Malley wanted money. Dodgers left the borough to erect a new ballpark to With its deliberately rust- behind in 1957 for the replace Ebbets Field, the ed steel exterior, the new California coast. team’s home that was later arena looks like a spaceship Times were grim for demolished. that cruised in for a landing Brooklyn back then. “When they left, that’s in Brooklyn’s busiest trans- Residents were leaving when I washed my hands portation and shopping en masse for the suburbs. of baseball,” said 72-year- hub. There are chain stores Crime was on the rise. And old Fred Wilken, who was galore. A Modell’s sport- there was little hope that so distraught by the loss ing apparel store across the borough’s plight would of his hometown team that the street is stocked with improve. he stopped watching sports racks full of team apparel “When the Dodgers left, altogether. “For years we in the Nets’ new black-and- it was another punch in supported them, we came white color scheme and the face to the fact that down here. And then all the logo designed by Jay-Z Brooklyn’s best days of a sudden they decide to himself. Rivalry-stirring T- may not be ahead, but leave.” shirts proclaim: “New York may have been behind The Dodgers were the Divided.” ASSOCIATED PRESS us,” said Brooklyn golden thread that tied The city is banking on Pedestrians pass the main entrance to the Barclays Arena in New York, Thursday, Sept. 20 Borough President Marty Brooklyn together in those Brooklynites’ deep-rooted as workmen complete their cleanup for Friday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony. A new chapter in Markowitz, who was 12 days. The fabric of the sense of borough pride to Brooklyn’s history Friday when the Brooklyn Nets new arena will open, just across the street years old at the time. “It team was woven into the win over new fans. And from the spot where the Dodgers owner once tried to build a baseball stadium that never saw was depressing.” neighborhood. the championship-hungry the light of day. After decades without a About two miles from Nets are hoping their new professional sports team, the new Nets’ Arena, the Brooklyn home will turn in Williamsburg’s chic bou- sarily exemplify that.” “They would’ve been the New York City’s ascen- hallowed ground where the tide for a franchise that tiques. At the end of the day, as best team of New York. dant borough hit the major Ebbets Field once stood is has been largely overshad- Celebrities live in the wins pile up, the fans The Nets don’t really have leagues again on Friday now a massive brick apart- owed by the New York Brooklyn now. It’s home will follow. A new genera- enough pieces.” when the Brooklyn Nets’ ment building in a neigh- Knicks. to fashionable hipsters tion of Brooklyn children In a winner-take-all kind new arena opened to the borhood of Caribbean But gone are the days and upscale beer gardens will grow up with the Nets, of town, being second-best public. The state-of-the-art, immigrants. when sports allegiances and well-heeled mothers just as their grandparents just doesn’t cut it. And as 18,000-seat arena was offi- “We still haven’t got- were dictated by zip code. pushing expensive baby and great-grandparents any Dodgers fan would tell cially christened Saturday ten over it,” admitted Ron Brooklyn is a tight-knit strollers down the street. grew up with the Dodgers. you, old loyalties die hard. night with a rap concert by Schweiger, Brooklyn’s borough no more: It is a Brooklyn is no longer just But fans are a more fickle But even the old-timers Nets co-owner and native official borough historian, deeply diverse community a place to live — it’s a place species nowadays. are willing to give this new Brooklynite Jay-Z. whose basement is stuffed of many nationalities and to visit. A group of young men team a chance. Just as the Dodgers’ with Dodgers memorabil- income brackets. “Brooklyn had an image shooting hoops across the “I can’t see this as atone- departure was a harbinger ia. “I tend to think they Large swaths of Brooklyn as the underdog upstarts, street from Ebbets Field ment. Too many years of difficult times ahead, the never moved. They’re on are actually starting to look which the Dodgers exem- Apartments vowed to have gone by for that,” said opening of the Barclays an extended road trip.” a whole lot like Manhattan. plified,” said Henry Fetter, remain loyal to the Knicks, Schweiger, the historian. Center is a symbol of Why O’Malley moved The borough of about 2.5 author of “Taking on the despite being born and “But I definitely intend to Brooklyn’s astonishing rise the team from Brooklyn to million residents draws its Yankees: Winning and raised in Brooklyn. go to a bunch of the games. in recent years as a sought- Los Angeles after the 1957 own share of tourists who Losing in the Business of “If they had Dwight In fact, I already have a after destination for people season was, at its core, a want to stroll down Brooklyn Baseball.” ‘’I think Brooklyn Howard, they would’ve been Brooklyn Nets T-shirt.” from all over the globe. question of dollars and Heights’ charming brown- no longer has that image. the team of New York,” said Basketball is now the cents. O’Malley wanted stone-lined streets or shop And the Nets don’t neces- 23-year-old Mario Volcin. GM offering customers help with touch screens DETROIT — New car make people more likely working replicas of dash- smell? Check. Shiny paint to return to dealers to boards so they can walk job? Check. Complex touch buy another GM product, customers through solving screens and audio systems said GM Vice President their problems, said Boler- you can’t figure out how to for Quality and Customer Davis. use? Check. Experience Alicia Boler- The automaker has a spe- These systems are often Davis. cialist at most of its dealers the biggest source of frus- Retaining customers who has been trained on tration for new car buy- is extremely important to how to operate the systems ers. So General Motors an automaker. According and handle questions. It’s Co. says it’s trying hard to to GM, every percentage hiring 25 more special- make sure customers know point of customer retention ists and stationing them how to use the electronic is equal to 25,000 people, throughout the U.S. gadgets by training them at or about $700 million in Problems with dash- dealers and then offering revenue. GM now retains board touch-screen sys- help after a car is sold. The a little more than half of its tems, which operate radios, automaker says it will call customers, about the indus- telephones, heating and air customers after a purchase try average. conditioning and other func- to see if they are having That’s why GM wants to tions, can hurt a company’s problems with the technol- make sure people can oper- quality scores. GM isn’t the ogy and may even make ate the touch screens. only automaker interested home visits. In the rush of buying a in helping customers navi- The screens and audio new car, it can be difficult gate its systems. Ford fin- systems are so complicated to remember everything ished 27th out of 34 brands and sometimes work so about the systems from a in the J.D. Power survey. poorly that they held down training session at the deal- It tumbled from fifth place the auto industry’s overall ership. So specially trained in 2010 after it introduced quality score in this year’s technicians from GM’s info- its MyFordTouch screens. J.D. Power and Associates tainment center in Austin, Ford says it has fixed the initial quality survey. At Texas, will call customers problems, and it is offering GM, the touch-screen after they buy a car to see customer service after the efforts are part of a push if they have issues. The sale as well. to boost overall quality and technicians have access to n Associated Press ASSOCIATED PRESS People on the Windseeker ride at Knott’s Berry Farm are stuck a few hundred feet off the ground Wednesday, Sept. 19 in Buena Park, Calif. The ride held about 20 people in sus- ‘Girls’ shine on TV, but pended above ground as the park’s ride maintenance crews worked to get the passengers down_the riders were brought down a couple hours later and the park closed. not behind the scenes Ca. amusement park riders By LYNN ELBER being treated as dismissive- and executive producer Liz AP Television Writer ly as bit players whatever Meriwether, is up for four spend hours at 300 feet their achievements. awards including best com- LOS ANGELES — At “I certainly understand edy actress for star Zooey first glance, the television the impulse to celebrate Deschanel at the ceremony BUENA PARK, Calif. that read “I SURVIVED so that first half-hour was a industry is in the grip of high-profile women work- airing live at 8 p.m. EDT — Twenty riders expect- WINDSEEKER.” little bit daunting,” she said. female empowerment so ing in the business,” said Sunday on ABC. ing a short thrill were left TV cameras showed rid- “But he’s a great coach. He strong that men seem rel- Martha M. Lauzen, execu- The shows and the dangling at 300 feet for ers sitting calmly as they talked me through it.” egated to an afterthought. tive director of the Center women creating them may nearly four hours when dangled and the sun set, Maintenance workers “Girls” and “New Girl” for the Study of Women in be a sign of change. But the Windseeker ride at some casually swinging brought all the riders safely are scoring ratings, buzz Television and Film at San they stand now as excep- Southern California’s their legs. to the ground between 7:30 and Emmy Awards respect. Diego State University. tions to the rule, according Knott’s Berry Farm amuse- “They were on the PA and 8, long after the park Actor-writers Tina Fey But to grasp how women to the most recent research ment park stalled. system and they were tell- had closed and night had (“30 Rock”), Amy Poehler really fare in the TV indus- from labor unions and Knott’s said in a state- ing us ‘be patient with us,’ fallen. (“Parks and Recreation”) try and how much work academic studies — and ment that the ride, which and that sort of thing,” Knott’s says the ride, and Lena Dunham (“Girls”) they’re getting, Lauzen women themselves, includ- lifts fun-seekers high over Garrison told KTTV-TV. which also left riders hang- are case studies in hyphen- said, “you have to count ing the industry’s most suc- the park with their legs “I was looking over at the ing on Sept. 7, will remain ate success. the numbers.” cessful. dangling and spins them steel cables, they’re about closed while the cause is But appearances are Yes, Dunham is nominat- “This town is still in a cer- in a circle, came to a stop that thick,’ he said, hold- investigated. deceiving, especially with- ed at Sunday’s Emmys for tain way a boys’ club, even when its security system ing his thumb and forefin- Donna Garrison said in the Hollywood fantasy writing, directing, produc- though there are more and activated at about 4 p.m. ger several inches apart, she and her husband were factory: Making TV over- ing and starring in HBO’s more women executives,” Wednesday. “there’s a whole bunch of returning to the park on whelmingly remains men’s “Girls.” Fey, a triple-threat said Marta Kauffman, “They didn’t tell me them so I know you can’t Friday. Asked if she’d try work even with the televi- acting, writing and produc- “Friends” creator and pro- that in the brochure,” said fall.” out the Windseeker again, sion business in its seventh ing winner for “30 Rock,” ducer. Jimmy Garrison, a tourist Garrison’s wife Donna she replied “Oh, no, no decade. is competing again for on- Or, as Jenji Kohan, from Baltimore who was said her husband kept her no.” Women are consistently screen and behind-the-cam- creator and producer of stuck on the ride as he from having a totally trau- n Associated Press underrepresented in top TV era honors, as is Poehler. “Weeds” put it, “Hollywood left the park hours later matic experience. creative positions and face “New Girl,” from creator is its own little world.” with a souvenir T-shirt “I have a fear of heights 4DLIFE 4D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 SUNDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Emmys Red Carpet Live (N) Å 64th Primetime Emmy Awards Honoring excellence in TV programming. 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Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS “Tell-All” Å (DVS) NCIS: Los Angeles “Killshot” Å WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å (:05) ›› “Next Friday” (2000) Ice Cube. BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” (N) Å ›› “John Q” (2002) Denzel Washington, Robert Duvall. A father resorts to violence to obtain a heart for his son. Å (:05) The Game (:35) The Game ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) Monday Night Countdown (N) (Live) Å e NFL Football Green Bay Packers at Seattle Seahawks. (N Subject to Blackout) SportsCenter (N) ESPN2 36 144 209 NFL32 (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Interruption 2012 World Series of Poker 2012 World Series of Poker Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) Coll. Football Live SUNSP 37 - - Golfi ng the World ScubaNation Ship Shape TV Sportsman’s Adv. 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Katt Williams: Kattpacalypse Å “The Original Latin Kings of Comedy” Page Editor: Emogene Graham 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, sEPTEMBER 23, 2012 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD ships. ★★ 19): A partnership will SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Change in passwords is red undergo change. Don’t Eugenia Word 21): Indulge in creative instigate something you endeavors that interest flag to serial cheater’s wife cannot finish. Enjoy activi- what someone says or you. The more unusual ties that you find stimulat- does. A job you do will a direction you take, DEAR ABBY: My hus- the nursing home, and ing or creative and you’ll bring you great satisfaction the more enticing it will band and I have been she loves it. The people at avoid thinking about a if you do it for the right become. Determination married 10 years. At every church give her hugs and worrisome situation. Avoid reason. ★★★ and skill will far exceed company he has worked go out of their way to treat impulsive, unpredictable LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): any challenge you face. at, there was ALWAYS her well and she feels it. people. Electronic devices You will meet with opposi- Proceed with confidence. a female he got close to My question is, am I are likely to cause prob- tion if you are demanding. Take control by offering to ★★★★ -- sometimes a little “too wrong in going against her lems. ★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. do your share and asking close.” We have had coun- earlier wishes? -- FRIEND TAURUS (April 20-May 22-Dec. 21): Take on a for suggestions. seling. Our counselor has Abigail Van Buren IN ARIZONA 20): Leave work and deal- ★★★ task that will help you www.dearabby.com VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. told him his behavior is DEAR FRIEND: I think ing with peers for another change your lifestyle or destructive in a marriage you are. Your friend clearly day. Focus on what you 22): Take care of small Because you are tired of but important details and make alterations at home and he should be an “open stated when she was in her can do to improve your that are more conducive the games, stop participat- right mind that she did not you will feel satisfied with book” for as long as it life. Don’t give in to to your current situation. ing in them. Obviously, want to be an object of pity. what you accomplish. A takes to rebuild the trust demands when you should Love is in the stars. what your husband has While it was done in a well- chance to develop some- ★★★ in our relationship. be doing something to CAPRICORN (Dec. done is a red flag. Tell him meaning way, I don’t agree thing you’ve wanted to do I recently found that help your own interests. 22-Jan. 19): Avoid being he has changed all the you know he has changed with it. will lead to recognition and ★★★★★ sidetracked by others or passwords on his email his passwords, and it ** ** ** new possibilities. Invest GEMINI (May 21-June thinking that someone else and computer accounts. appears to be an attempt DEAR ABBY: I’m a in your abilities and your 20): Look over financial has a better idea or supe- Needless to say, I am seri- on his part to close a chap- woman in my 30s and I’m papers and reassess your future. ★★★★★ rior way of doing things. ously disturbed by his ter of what’s supposed to facing the serious decision status. Avoid someone put- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. Believe in your abilities, behavior. He hasn’t said be an “open book.” If he of whether to have chil- ting demands on you. It’s 22): Remain levelheaded and follow your own path anything about it, and I attacks you for looking, dren or not. What I’d like best to avoid spending on regardless of what others quietly until you reach think he’s waiting for me remind him that with his to know is, do people who others or on luxury items do or what you are faced with. A change may not be your destination. ★★★ to ask him why. I think he history of serial infidelity choose not to have chil- you don’t need. ★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- wants to make the point you would have to be out dren regret it later in life? I CANCER (June 21-July welcome, but acceptance will be your ticket to free- that his “privacy” is being of your mind NOT to. appreciate your response. 22): Explore your talents Feb. 18): A past problem dom. Focus on the future compromised, but I also ** ** ** -- CURIOUS IN TEXAS and you will find a new is likely to reappear. Use and how you can expand suspect there is another DEAR ABBY: A long- DEAR CURIOUS: Some way to bring in extra cash. your intuition and experi- your interests and friend- new woman he’s interested time friend of mine, probably do, but according Don’t be discouraged by ence to ward off any reper- in recruiting. “Blanche,” was diagnosed to the mail I have received, cussions that might occur I’m tired of these games. with Alzheimer’s sev- most of the women I hear CELEBRITY CIPHER should you ignore the situ- I don’t know whether eral years ago. She let from have no regrets. In ation. ★★★ it’s worth the energy to me know that once she fact, last year I heard from PISCES (Feb. 19-March once again pursue the reached a certain point a number of parents who 20): Have fun, but don’t let reasons for his behavior, in the disease she did not said they regretted having excessive habits get out or to finally walk away want to be paraded around taken on the challenge of of hand. Too much of any- because I don’t think for others to gawk at. parenthood. thing will be costly finan- he’ll ever change. I really That time came about cially, emotionally or even need advice. Please help. a year ago, but I still pick ■ Write Dear Abby at physically. Limit what you -- RUNNING OUT OF her up every Sunday and www.DearAbby.com or do and stick to company ENERGY take her to church. It’s the P.O. Box 69440, Los you trust. Moderation is DEAR RUNNING: only time she gets to leave Angeles, CA 90069. essential. ★★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0916 A GIANT CROSSWORD By David Steinberg and Barry Haldiman / Edited by Will Shortz 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 121314151617 18 19 20 21 Across 48 ___ es Salaam 99 Sign with an arrow 3 With 50-Down, cry 22 23 24 25 1 Hip bones 49 Vest opening 101 Bygone ruler made in [the circled letters] 26 27 28 2930 31 5 Safecracker 102 First bishop of 53 Like strongmen after the starts of 9 Zip Paris 32 33 34 35 56 Careful wording, 54-, 33-, 30- and 103 Olympic gold- 12 When things aren’t maybe 14-Down 36 37 38 39 40 41 medal gymnast going right 4 Blitzkrieg, e.g. 58 The White House’s Conner 18 Terrific, in slang 5 Goes on and on 42 43 44 ___ Room 104 Coins that 19 Jai ___ 6 Biblical name 60 Suit disappeared during 45 46 47 48 49 505152 20 Web app platform the French meaning “high” 61 Obsolescent belt 21 Title heroine of a Revolution 7 Ones with telescopes 53 5455 56 57 58 59 60 Gustave attachment 106 Onetime 8 Thingamajig 61 62 6364 65 66 67 Charpentier opera 63 Nautical pronoun billionaire investor 9 Smooth, in a way 22 Doctrines Laurence 68 69 70 71 72 65 Cousin ___ 10 Saint Agnes’ ___ 23 Domino’s most 108 Certain ones, in (January 20) 67 Actor Eric of “Troy” 73 74 75 76 important part? Brooklyn 68 Beam over 11 Worldport airline 25 Highest taxonomic 109 “Rule Britannia” 12 Vet 77 78 79 80 8182 83 8485 rank 70 “Help wanted” inits. composer 13 Rock’s ___ Fighters 26 Successors’ spots 71 2000 Ricky Martin 110 Write 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 14 Make a mistake 28 Host hit 111 ___ Lumpur, 15 Try to reach 93 94 95 96 9798 29 P.M. part Malaysia 73 One small step headquarters, say 31 Speak raucously 99100 101 102 74 It’s separated from 112 “That is so funny 16 More than 50% of — not!” 32 Game played with a N.B. by the humanity 103 104 105 106 107 108 114 Appear as such rope Northumberland 17 Busybody 116 Eastern Conference 109 110 111 112 113 33 Monk’s wear Strait 20 1972 Eastwood N.B.A. city 34 French possessive western 75 Barrister’s deg. 114 115 116 117 118 119 35 Director Wertmüller 119 “I ___ confused” 24 African port of 2.2 76 One letting off 36 Grandpa Munster 120 Androgynous million 120 121 122 123 steam portrayer “S.N.L.” skit 27 Couple of buddies? 77 Half a Yale cheer turned into a 1994 124 125 126 127 38 Coastal indentations 30 Exhibit apoplexy RELEASE DATE: RELEASE 9/23/2012 movie 40 City on the Somme 79 “Of course, Señor!” 33 Oil, for one 121 Escapade 42 Rudely interrupts 81 Kind of sch. 34 Per aspera ad ___ 122 Ersatz 55 “You betcha!” 72 A/C meas. 89 Istanbul’s ___ 103 Pesto part 43 Wish one ___ (rue) 83 Two long parts of 37 Actor Wheaton of Airport 123 New Mexico 57 Football pride of 78 With the bow, 105 1960s TV spy org. Detroit 44 It may be cured the body county or its seat “Stand by Me” musically 91 Wrap up 107 Start of a spill 39 Septic tank worker? 59 Half of an old film 45 Suffix with peck or 86 Experience 124 Gambling games 80 Casino draws 95 Sans-serif typeface 111 Designer Lagerfeld puck 41 One foot in a line duo 88 Mauna ___ 125 Addition, of a sort 82 Common place for 97 The scarlet letter 112 Rope material 62 Daddy-o 46 Certain elective 42 Kind of overalls something to drop 90 Skin soother 126 Dickens’s Uriah 98 Phone billing plan 113 Symbol of surgery, for short 64 California’s ___ 43 Ad ___ 84 Versatile kind of Aphrodite 92 Day-___ 127 Feminine suffix River 99 Think that maybe 47 Sequel tire one can 115 ___ Paulo For any three answers, 93 ___ v. Ashcroft 66 New Year abroad 50 See 3-Down 85 Response to a 100 William ___ 117 Nonhuman villain call from a touch-tone (2004 privacy case) Down 68 Forbidden perfume? phone: 1-900-285-5656, 51 Suffix with duck sinking feeling? Henley, “Invictus” of a classic 1968 $1.49 each minute; or, 1 Long-billed bird 69 ___ Dorney, locale 94 Coming up 52 Airport data poet film with a credit card, 1-800- 2 Hopeless situation of 2012 Olympic 87 Arts and crafts 814-5554. 96 Opens, in a way 54 Not much of a try rowing supplies 102 Denounce harshly 118 ___ kwon do Answers to last Sunday’s Crossword. SIDEB ORINGS NEWTON OBERON GALILEE ELROPO BASEBALLPLAYER ODORED ARI FLOE PYLON NINA GULAG ARCHAEOLOGIST FUNNY JULIUS PAH RIFTRARESTCOSMICRAY ONLINEMARKETERPOLICE STALIN LOY INCA ANNA HAW LOBS METALWORKER CLIO LIARS BACK LIBRARYPAGE CALC OER EDIESUMOCRYNUANCE TONSIL CARDIACSURGEON OLDSCORES ARMLET HOLD EVASTREETCAFES PIRATECAPTAIN SALSA OMAR KERRI SUPE KAA RBIMAN CONCERTPIANIST TUNETO SAGETEA AVANTI SESTET MYLADY ENDIT 6DLIFE 6D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Tot tablets, retro brands are Toys R Us ‘hot toys’ By MAE ANDERSON through the end of October. Furby by Hasbro, $59.99: AP Retail Writer Toys must be reserved in Update on hit 1998 furry stores and customers have interactive toy robot. NEW YORK — It’s still to put down 20 percent of Gelarti Designer Studio technically summer, but for the toys’ cost. by Moose Toys, $24.99: some it’s not too soon to The Toys R Us hot toy Sticker set that lets kids think about what the kid- list has a mix of items paint and customize reus- dies will want for the holi- that it carries exclusively, able stickers. days. as well as toys available Hot Wheels R/C Terrain Toys R Us has come out everywhere. Toys on the Twister by Mattel, $99.99: with its annual “hot toy” list come from both estab- Radio-controlled car that list that includes tablets for lished companies as well takes on all terrains. kids, fashion dolls in the as from some lesser-known Jake and the Never Land likeness of boy-band sen- toy makers in the U.K. and Pirates Jake’s Musical sation One Direction, and Australia. Pirate Ship Bucky by even retro hits like Teenage There’s no indication yet Mattel’s Fisher-Price, Mutant Ninja Turtles and of a runaway success like $44.99: Ship from Disney Furby. 2009’s Zhu Zhu Pets stuffed Jr. animated series. Knowing early what hamsters and last year’s Lalaloopsy Silly Hair will be popular during the Leapfrog LeapPad tablet. Stars Harmony B. Sharp holiday shopping season is But Toys R Us executives by MGA Entertainment, crucial to retailers seeking are betting that if there is, $69.99: Version of popular to have the right mix of it is on their list. button-eyed dolls that talks toys at the right prices. The “We have an incredibly and sings. ASSOCIATED PRESS holiday season can account skilled team of merchants LeapPad2 Explorer by This undated product image provided by Toys R Us shows One Direction collector dolls by for about 40 percent of a here that track new prod- LeapFrog, $99.99: Latest Hasbro, an item on Toys R Us’ “Hot Toy” list. Toys R Us, a Wayne, N.J.-based retailer is intro- toy seller’s annual profit. ucts and identify toys,” said iteration of LeapFrog’s kids ducing a “hot toy” reservation program beginning Wednesday, Sept. 18. Under the system, Last year, U.S. retail Lisa Harnisch, the compa- tablet with faster processor Toys R Us will offer parents the opportunity to reserve the 50 toys on its “hot toy” list. sales of toys fell 2 percent ny’s general merchandis- and more memory. to $21.18 billion, accord- ing manager. Micro Chargers Battle by Lego Systems yet priced: A sequel to yet priced: Nintendo’s new ing to research firm NPD Here are the top 15 toys TimeTrack by Moose Inc., $139.99: Ninja-themed Skylanders Spyro’s adven- two-screen gaming con- Group. on Toys R Us’ list. The Toys, $34.99: Miniature car Lego board game. ture that combines real-life sole. This year, Toys R Us, is complete list of 50 can be racing track set. One Direction col- action figures with a video Y Volution Fliker F1 introducing a “hot toy” res- found at toysrus.com/hot- Nickelodeon Teenage lector dolls by Hasbro, game. Flow Series Scooter by ervation program. Starting toys. Mutant Ninja Turtles $19.99: Dolls of each of Tabeo by Toys R Us, Atomic Sports, $99.99: A Wednesday, the Wayne, Doc McStuffins Time for Secret Sewer Lair Playset the five members of One $149.99: Toys R Us’ own tab- three-wheeled scooter that N.J.-based retailer will let Your Check Up doll by Just by Playmates, $119.99: 42- Direction. let offering with enhanced is self-propelled by the rid- customers reserve the 50 Play, $39.99: Doctor doll inch playset that recreates Skylanders Giants safety features and 50 pre- er’s movement. toys on its list. The res- based on Disney Jr. show TMNT’s lair. Starter Pack by Activision loaded apps. ervation system will run character. Ninjago Epic Dragon Publishing Inc., not Wii U by Nintendo, not Looking beyond peanuts: a primer on almond butter By J.M. HIRSCH column over on Food for 2 to 3 minutes per side. AP Food Editor Network: http://bit.ly/ Set the pan aside off the heat. RsyFCM In a blender combine Most of us have plenty the almond butter, toma- of ideas for using whole MOLE-STYLE PULLED toes, garlic, shallot, cocoa or chopped almonds. Eat PORK BUNS powder, cinnamon, black them whole. Bake them into pepper, red pepper flakes, treats. Scatter them over This blend of Mexican cloves and water. Puree salads or green beans. But mole sauce and pulled pork until smooth, then add to the what about almond butter tenderloin makes for a crazy pork. — toasted (and sometimes delicious sandwich. The Bring the pork and sauce filling also would be good salted) almonds that have to a simmer over medium tossed with warm noodles. heat. Cook uncovered, stir- been ground to a peanut Start to finish: 45 minutes ring occasionally, for 15 to butter-like consistency? (25 minutes active) 20 minutes. If they are willing to try Servings: 4 Use a slotted spoon to it at all, most people just 1 tablespoon olive oil transfer the pork to a large crank out a few AB&J sand- 1 pound pork tenderloin, plate or cutting board, then wiches, then lose inspira- cut into 2-inch chunks use 2 forks to pull and shred tion and push the jar of 1/2 cup smooth almond it. Return the pork to the almond butter to the back butter sauce and stir well. Season of the refrigerator. 1/2 cup canned crushed with salt. tomatoes Time to pull it forward Divide the pulled pork 3 cloves garlic between the buns. Top with because almond butter 1 shallot scallions. is easy to use in all sorts ASSOCIATED PRESS Almond butter gives a thick, rich texture and flavor to this mole-style pulled pork sandwich 1/2 tablespoon cocoa Nutrition information per of delicious ways across powder serving (values are rounded numerous cuisines. shown served on a plate in Concord, N.H. 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon to the nearest whole num- Let’s start with the basics. 1/4 teaspoon ground ber): 500 calories; 240 calo- Almond butter is what it butter (they are jarred the of peanut butter have 188 to get the consistency you black pepper ries from fat (47 percent of sounds like — ground same and sold alongside calories and 16 grams of want. And consider using 1/4 teaspoon red pepper total calories); 27 g fat (4 g almonds, usually with a one another at the gro- fat. Almond butter has 202 smoked or tamari almonds flakes saturated; 0 g trans fats); 75 bit of oil and salt added cer), but differ in taste. calories and 18 grams of for an extra burst of flavor. 1/8 teaspoon ground mg cholesterol; 35 g carbo- cloves for texture and taste. It is Whereas peanut butter has fat. Whether you make it or hydrate; 34 g protein; 3 g 1 cup water fiber; 450 mg sodium. not the same as almond a pronounced — stay with There are numerous buy it, almond butter can Salt paste or marzipan, both of me here — peanut flavor, brands of almond but- be substituted 1-for-1 in 4 sesame seed burger n J.M. Hirsch is the which are made from finely almond butter has a richer, ter, but it’s easy to make recipes that call for peanut buns national food editor for The ground almonds (but with a creamier taste that is nutty, your own. Simply grind butter. This opens up lots 1 scallion, white and Associated Press. Follow fair amount of sugar added) but (oddly) not distinctly whole toasted almonds in of possibilities. green parts, chopped him on Twitter at http://twitter. and used in baking. almondy. the food processor until For ideas for using In a medium saucepan com/JM_Hirsch. The texture of almond Nutritionally, they are chunky-smooth. You may almond butter, check out over medium-high, heat the butter is similar to peanut similar. Two tablespoons need a drizzle of canola oil the Off the Beaten Aisle oil. Add the pork and sear Groups lend a hand to teachers with classroom pets By SUE MANNING teachers like Slinger who becomes a book. Associated Press has been using her own Parents tell her their money, said foundation children are inspired by LOS ANGELES — For executive director Steve the animals and are excited many children, their first King. Just an aquarium for about learning, she said. pet is a virtual one. a frog could cost more than She said that out of a Experts say many chil- a hundred dollars. class of children — hers dren who enter the first Teachers who apply for last year had 26 — “maybe grade can play video games a second year or more get six will have pets at home, but few have a pet to play $50 for additional equip- usually a cat or dog. Not with. And teachers say ment, food and supplies. many will have reptiles.” that’s a shame, consider- Pet Care Trust first Since taking her class, ing how animals — real started introducing pets to “several students have got- ones — can enrich a child’s classrooms through a joint ten hermit crabs or fish upbringing. venture with the Florida for their houses. One got So for a quarter of Aquarium in Tampa five a lizard and one is working a century, educators years ago. A classroom on a snake.” such as Dawn Slinger in fish project gave participat- The decision over what Farmington, Minn., have ing teachers a 150-gallon kind of pet to get lies with paid out of their own pock- aquarium, supplies and the teacher. Slinger chose ets to provide one for their fish, King said. Nearly 200 hers because they fascinate classrooms. Only in the classrooms in the Tampa children, their tempera- past few years have groups area got aquariums, and a ments are right and they stepped in to help with the similar program was start- don’t bother students with ASSOCIATED PRESS financial burden. ed in Chicago. allergies or asthma, she First-grader Tanner Rezny (left) holds an albino bull python while classmate Sam Illetschko Two years ago, Pets in Slinger believes the cost said. holds a bumble bee ball python in the first grade classroom of Dawn Slinger in Farmington, the Classroom, a Maryland- is worth the experience for Among applications for Minn. Their teacher builds science, writing and reading lessons around a number of different based project from the non- her students. She builds first-time grants, the most animals. Maryland-based Pets in the Classroom project is offering grants to help teachers pay profit foundation Pet Care lessons around two min- popular choices for class- for pets, cages, tanks and supplies of food. It issued its 10,000th grant this summer. Trust, began offering grants iature Russian tortoises, a room pets were small mam- to U.S. and Canadian teach- fire-belly newt, tree frogs, mals, like hamsters, guinea has been begging for point,” she said. vacations. ers in grades 1 through 8. three types of gecko, sever- pigs, rats and rabbits, King a snake since he was in Classroom pets also As for the animals that The money can be used al hermit crabs, two small said. That was followed by Slinger’s class last year. can be incentives for good don’t return for another to buy starter pets, cages, ball pythons, a corn snake aquarium pets, reptiles and “First, I said absolute- grades, as when some school year, that’s a learn- food and other supplies. It and a 45-gallon tank of fish. amphibians, then birds, he ly no. Then Wayne said, teachers allow students to ing moment too, King said. issued its 10,000th grant Students observe and draw said. ‘Come see the snakes in care for the animals when “Lifespan is part of the this summer. the animals, and research Classroom pets also have class.’ Even Grandma school is out, King said. life lesson that comes with The $150 grants help off- and write about them. been enlightening for some came. We petted it. I never Slinger visits her classroom having a classroom pet,” set the cost of the animal When the school year is families. Heidi Keating said knew they were soft. I am pets two or three times a he said. and its care, which helps over, each student’s work her 8-year-old son Wayne a little more open at this week during summers and