NYSE chair airs plan, nominates board members
NEW YORK -- New York Stock Exchange interim chairman John Reed aired his reform plan Wednesday and nominated eight members for a trimmed-down board to improve regulation. Critics say it may not be enough to eliminate trading abuses and conflicts of interest.

Neighbors: News, notes from West Augustine ...
Recently I spoke with Tyrone Ramsey, principal, and Meredith Strickland, assistant principal, at Murray Middle School, at 150 North Holmes Blvd., just north of West King Street. The current enrollment is 717 students: 265 in grade six, 220 in grade seven; and 232 in grade eight. They are excited about the performing arts department, which recently presented the play, "Give My Regards to Broadway," two evenings in October, directed by JoAnn Kirby-Nance.

Mother and daughter collaborate on new book
"That Cat Book" is a children's (and cat lover's) book written by mother Doris Dunker, and illustrated by local artist daughter Wendy Tatter.

The Casa Monica Hotel joins the Art Galleries of St. Augustine
The Casa Monica Hotel, as the newest member of Art Galleries of St. Augustine, will join more than 20 art galleries in St. Augustine for the first Friday of each month by participating in the art walk.

Clyde Crawford and band to perform at benefit for NAACP in Flagler County
The Flagler County NAACP announces the Third Annual Musical Concert from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Flagler Auditorium, 3265 State Road 100, Bunnell.

A look at what's going on with the arts in St. Johns County
First Friday Art Walk: Participating St. Augustine galleries will remain open until 9 p.m. today featuring new artists' works, beverages and hors d'oeuvres. Call 829-0065.

Out & about
57 Treasury St., St. Augustine, 827-1707: The Music in the Garden continues with Bill Miller's Palm Beach Connection, which includes pianist Nick Wayne, drummer Jay Messick and singer Myra Sizemore, playing jazz, blues and ballads from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday for $8.

Art auction under way with high-profile pieces
NEW YORK (AP) -- The fall art auctions got underway this week with a number of high-profile works bringing in strong prices as sellers, buoyed by a resuscitated economy, decided to cash in on their top-end pieces, auction house officials say.

Life in a Nutshell: Ah, boys and their toys ...
My brother asked: "You know what you need?" This was before telling me the other night, while sitting at a pub, "More toys."

At the movies with 'Elf' opening today
Buddy the Elf, a thirtysomething man who's enjoyed a blissfully naive existence cobbling toys at the North Pole, craves any food loaded with sugar.

'Radio': Real-life details are full of static
A man stood on the sidelines of a T.L. Hanna High School football game in the 1970s. His team, the Hanna Yellowjackets, was getting beaten by Greenwood, and the man watched with a transistor radio held tightly against his right ear, listening to the static.

'The Matrix' returns to theaters
"The Matrix Revolutions," which opened Wednesday, began where the previous film in the series ended.

Movies: What's playing
A Disney movie set in an Edenic Pacific Northwest some 10,000 years in the past, its world of lush waterfalls and verdant forests is one we'd like to vacation in forever.

'A Son of War' depicts life after World War II
You'd never guess, if you didn't already know, that "A Son of War" is actually a follow-up novel to Melvyn Bragg's award-winning "The Soldier's Return." Although the book is the second installment in the saga of the Richardson family, it is complete -- quite wonderfully so -- within itself.

Bracing for Stardom...or not
Lorna Bracewell's voice, original style and fun-loving attitude can captivate and excite any audience.

'The Probability of God': Hedge bets, go directly to heaven
Mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) was perhaps the first thinker to apply probability theory to the question of God's existence. Pascal's Wager, as it is called, is neatly summarized by Stephen D. Unwin in "The Probability of God":

People: Bryan Adams, Lady Di; once a shocking affair?
Bryan Adams' ex-girlfriend says the Canadian rock star and Princess Diana had an affair in 1996, reports Ananova.com.

Ham Jam and County Fair at St. Johns County Flea Market through Sunday
The St. Johns County Fair and Ham Jam, Florida's Official Barbecue Cooking Contest, have teamed up to bring a weekend full of food, fun and music.

People: Mel Gibson to produce TV series for ABC
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Mel Gibson is throwing his movie fame behind a television comedy.

Fish reappear, beach disappears after storm
Last Sunday I wrote that things would be get worse -- and they did. On Sunday and Monday, high wind, seas, and tides made most fishing areas inaccessible, or at the least, uncomfortable. The rain didn't help either.

All hail Italian cooking
Seafood Conchiglioni With Three Cheeses

Pumpkin masters crowned at FCTI
Students from First Coast Technical Institute's School of Culinary Arts vied for the coveted "pumpkin master" distinction Oct. 30 during the school's annual pumpkin carving contest.

Enter this year's great American pie contest
Have a favorite pie recipe? The folks at the Old City Farmers Market would like to taste it.

Record lunch bunch taste tests salmon fillets
"Salmon fillets?" I said to myself. "Ick!" I recalled the days in the lunchroom when Ray and other co-workers warmed up their salmon patties in the microwave.

If the calendar reads November, it's time for pumpkin pie
In a large bowl, combine 2 beaten eggs, pumpkin, 3/4 cup honey or sugar, 1/2 tsp. salt, cinnamon, 1/2 tsp. ginger, cloves and evaporated milk. Mix well.

Savory Sage: You can make a perfect souffle
Souffle is French for "puff." It's a puffy, delicate, light-as-air creation. It can be served hot or cold, or as a main dish or dessert. A true souffle consists of a thick white sauce blended with beaten eggs yolks and leavened by stiffly beaten whites. It may contain finely chopped or pureed meats, cheese, seafood or vegetables and is served hot.

Mexican-style omelet is meal in minutes
A Mexican-style omelet with onion, bell pepper and chili is an easy-to-make dish with style and substance.

Recipe Finder: Sweet, Sour Dressing
Lois Barnes of Joppa, Md., requested a recipe for the house dressing served at Haussner's restaurant, which has closed. "Hope someone who knows that recipe will respond," she wrote.

Sweet Memories
It is believed that the Greeks were the first to create pies in the year 2 B.C. These first pies were square, meat-filled pie pastries. When the Roman Empire defeated Greece they claimed this delicacy as their own. Pie delight spread throughout all of Europe via the Roman roads.

Ask Heloise: Before buying liquid fabric softener, give it a shake
Dear Heloise: While shopping the other day, I bought some LIQUID FABRIC SOFTENER at one of those stores that sells things for a dollar. When I got home and went to use it, it was thick and gloppy. Is it still usable? -- K.M. from Colorado

Column of the day: Aquatic Corner
Stress is a condition in animals where they are unable to maintain a normal physiological state. When fish or other types of aquatics are placed in abnormal situations beyond their control, stress takes hold.

Dr. Donohue: The world can be a dizzying place
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I have been diagnosed as having labyrinthitis. My medical book says this is a viral infection of the inner ear. My symptoms include profuse sweating, dizziness and nausea. What is its treatment? -- E.H.

Canadian drug prices a third cheaper
WASHINGTON -- Whether Americans opt for Nexium or Prevacid to treat their heartburn, they could have bought the drugs in Canada for less than half the price.

Products Feed Demand for Low-carb Foods
If you're thinking of trying some of those low-carb products now flooding the market, you may wonder what's in them and how they achieve their low carbohydrate levels.

Dr. Donohue: Are mad cow and human C-J disease related?
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My beloved brother died this year from Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. He was only 57. The doctors told us he could have gotten the disease from eating contaminated meat or from heredity. They said it was like mad cow disease. His son is worried that he might come down with it. Can you shed some light on this? -- B.G.

Make Healthy Living a Family Affair
When you are young and childless, it seems easy to get in shape. Hit the gym after work, go for long walks or play on the office softball team. But once you have a family, time becomes fleeting and exercise often gets pushed aside for everything from carpooling to PTA meetings or taking the kids to the dentist.

Dr. Howard Epstein Offers Comprehensive Treatment In Urology
Serving the St. Augustine area from his new location at 24 Old Moultrie Rd., Suite 5 in St. Augustine, Dr. Howard Epstein, M.D., F.A.C.S. is an urologist and part of the Atlantic Urological Associates (AUA).

You Can Get In Shape While On the Job
It's easy to fall into the routine of just just sitting at your computer all day, calling or e-mailing colleagues who are down the hall and ordering in lunch. And after work you have to drop off dry cleaning, make dinner and do the laundry. All that leaves little time to care of you.

Home Fitness Equipment Makes it Easy to Bring the Workout to You
You want to work out - really, you do. But health club memberships can be astronomical, and you're too busy to get your money's worth out of it anyway. No can do, right? Instead of coming up with excuse after excuse, build yourself a home gym.

Free Informational Card Raises Awareness Of Leading Causes Of Death In U.S.
(NAPSI)-An educational program will soon help more Americans understand the health effects of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

Flagler Family Medicine Provides Wide Range of Services
Flagler Family Medicine is a group of six physicians who are all board-certified in Family Practice.

CDC Advises Parents About Colds, Flu and Antibiotics
(NAPSI)-The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has news for parents this cold and flu season: antibiotics don't work for a cold or the flu.

Discover Five Foods That Are Good for Your Heart
If you're over 50 and haven't spent much time thinking about your heart, now is the time to start. Start exercising, find new ways to reduce stress and take a good hard look at your diet.

Awareness Month Celebrates Five Million Signing Up To Save Lives
More and more, seriously ill patients are getting a second chance at life. It's due to more than five million generous people and a network of donor centers, transplant centers, collection centers and cord blood banks.

You Can Bid Winter Blues Goodbye
Almost everyone has a bout of the winter blahs. It seems like the sun never shines and its always gray outside.

You Can Learn How to Deal With Anger and Stress Successfully
It's natural to feel angry and stressed once in a while. But it's not healthy to stay agitated, bottle up your anger or express it with explosive outbursts. Here are a few tips from the book "Mayo Clinic on Depression" (ISBN 1-893005-17-8) that can help you deal with anger and stress in a more positive way:

Poles suffer first hostile fire death since World War II; two more Americans killed
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Poland suffered its first combat death since the aftermath of World War II when a Polish major was fatally wounded Thursday in an ambush south of Baghdad. Two American soldiers died in attacks near the capital and along the Syrian border.

Pentagon preparing biggest troop rotation since World War II
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Pentagon announced plans Thursday to send 85,000 Army and Marine combat forces to Iraq early next year to relieve troops completing one-year tours -- a rotation that when combined with another switchout of troops in Afghanistan will be the Army's largest sequence of troop movements since World War II.

Baghdad said to have made last minute overture before war
BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Negotiators for Saddam Hussein tried to strike a last-minute deal with the Bush administration to avoid an invasion after realizing "the threat was real," a Lebanese-American businessman who tried to serve as a go-between said Thursday.

Death payments to families of fallen soldiers to double
WASHINGTON -- The families of soldiers killed during almost daily attacks in Iraq would get a $12,000 tax-free death compensation payment under a bill Congress is sending to President Bush.

Aging spacecraft Voyager nears edge of solar system
The Voyager 1 spacecraft, the most distant human-made object, has reached the end -- or perhaps just the beginning of the end -- of our solar system, scientists argue in two new studies.

Dean apologizes for flag comment
MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) -- Howard Dean, trying to quell a politically damaging flap over the Confederate flag, belatedly apologized Wednesday for inflicting "a lot of pain on people" by urging Democrats to court Southerners who display the symbol of the Confederacy.

Microsoft offers rewards for catching virus writers
WASHINGTON -- Applying Wild West bounties to modern Internet crimes, Microsoft Corp. set aside $5 million Wednesday to pay large cash rewards to people who help authorities capture and prosecute the creators of damaging computer viruses.

Canadian drug prices a third cheaper
WASHINGTON -- Whether Americans opt for Nexium or Prevacid to treat their heartburn, they could have bought the drugs in Canada for less than half the price.

Bush signs restriction on partial-birth abortions
WASHINGTON -- President Bush signed into law the most far-reaching abortion restrictions in three decades Wednesday, an emotionally charged measure already challenged in three federal courts.

FBI experts link John Allen Muhammad to rifle sight found in car
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. -- John Allen Muhammad's DNA was conclusively linked to a rifle sight found in the car believed to have been used in last year's sniper attacks, an FBI expert testified Wednesday.

Few silver linings in the political clouds over Dems
WASHINGTON -- A year before the 2004 elections, the news is grim for Democrats, losers of statehouses in Kentucky and Mississippi in off-year balloting, victims of a wave of retirements by Senate Southerners and petitioners in court hoping to block a Texas House redistricting massacre.

Stargazers await next celestial show: a weekend lunar eclipse
Stargazers across North America will watch the full moon dim into a dark, ruddy orb Saturday night as the moon drifts through Earth's shadow in the latest celestial event this year to pull eyes skyward.

States are rethinking throw-away-the-key approach to incarceration of offenders
BALTIMORE -- Fourteen years ago, Maryland opened its ultramodern Supermax prison, a high-tech fortress to hold the "worst of the worst."

For the Record
This weekend Friends of the Library is having a book sale at the main branch, 1960 N. Ponce de Leon Blvd.

Local Briefs
The St. Augustine Pilots Association will hold another Young Eagles event Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the St. Augustine-St. Johns County Airport.

Fair/Ham Jam opens today at Flea Market
The St. Johns County Fair and Ham Jam, Florida's Official Barbecue Cooking Contest, begins today and lasts through Sunday at the St. Johns County Flea Market at State Road 207 and Interstate 95.

On the way: Biggest troop rotation since World War II
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Pentagon announced plans Thursday to send 85,000 Army and Marine combat forces to Iraq early next year to relieve troops completing one-year tours -- a rotation that when combined with another switchout of troops in Afghanistan will be the Army's largest sequence of troop movements since World War II.

Greyhound Bus station moving to S.R. 207 spot
The last bus to pick up and unload passengers at the Greyhound Bus station on Malaga Street will pull in about 7:55 p.m. Sunday.

Morris Communications promotes executives
Morris Communications LLC and its newspaper subsidiary, Morris Publishing Group LLC, parent companies of The St. Augustine Record, have promoted 16 senior executives to help the company grow.

County's grad rate up 2.1 percent
St. Johns County graduation rates for the 2002-2003 school year rose to 78.2 percent, well above the state average of 69 percent, according to the district's calculations.

Suspects in crime spree caught
A group of men authorities said began a spree of assaulting, robbing and carjacking as many as 10 people in three counties since Halloween night were captured Wednesday in one of the cars they stole, according to St. Johns Detective Bill Werle.

The McGauley family has faced extraordinary circumstances
The only remains are two smoke-scarred stuffed animals and a woman recovering from two brain surgeries, a coma and three weeks on life support.

WFCF-FM to resume broadcasting on Saturday
WFCF 88.5 FM, Flagler College Radio, is scheduled to resume broadcasting at half power Saturday at 6:59 a.m. The station went off the air Oct. 21 so its transmission antenna could be moved to a new college-owned tower on Dobbs Road.

Ring Power breaks ground
The World Commerce Center, with Ring Power Corporation as its cornerstone, will be the commercial hub of St. Johns County, according to the project's developer, Duke Steinemann.

WalkAmerica event to be held Saturday
Walkers will show their support for the March of Dimes on Saturday during the eighth annual St. Johns County WalkAmerica.

Deadliest serial killer: Man admits to 48 murders
SEATTLE (AP) -- Gary Ridgway, the former truck painter long suspected of being the Green River Killer, pleaded guilty Wednesday to 48 murders. "I killed so many women I have a hard time keeping them straight," he said in a confession read aloud by prosecutors.

Snake-Bitten
The heroic act of an 8-year-old Hastings Elementary School student saved her cousin's life this week, but it almost cost hers.

Police Report: Suspects arrested
The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO), St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD) and St. Augustine Beach Police Department (SABPD)

Police Report: Papa John's customer threatens to blow up pizza business
A report was filed with the Sheriff's Office saying a man threatened to blow up Papa John's Pizza in Ponte Vedra Beach after his pizza wasn't delivered.

Familiar nickel getting first makeover in 65 years
WASHINGTON -- After 65 years with hardly a change, the nickel is getting two new looks next year -- one design will feature clasped hands of friendship between the U.S. government and American Indians and the second will show Lewis and Clark on a keelboat.

IMAX film gives birds-eye view of aviation history
Now playing at the World Golf Village's IMAX theater, "The Magic of Flight" takes viewers on a journey through 100 years of aviation technology.

Campaign against some 'pop-up' ads launched
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Regulators disclosed a new legal campaign Thursday against an annoying method for delivering unwanted "pop-up" Internet advertisements, accusing a California company of "high-tech extortion" in its offers for software to block the very ads it was sending.

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Helen Tirs Fisher
Helen Tirs Fisher, 67, of St. Augustine, died Nov. 5, 2003, at Earl B. Hadlow Hospice Center, Jacksonville. She was a native of Licpaja, Latvia, and had resided here for the past two years. She was a travel adviser and she was of the Russian Orthodox faith.

Maria Cherry
Maria Cherry, a resident of Dothan, Ala., passed away Nov. 3, 2003, at her home.

Marie Therese Cummings
Marie Therese Cummings, 99, of St. Augustine, died Nov. 4, 2003, at Ponce Care Center. She was a native of Fitchburg, Mass., and had resided here for the past year, moving here from Miami. She was a retired receptionist and a member of St. Agnes Catholic Church.

Letter: Christians can no longer plead ignorance
Editor: As an Episcopal priest, I had hoped that the recent flap over the election and ... consecration of the Rev. C. Eugene Robinson as bishop of New Hampshire would be handled the way Episcopalians usually handle disagreements: first, passionate encounter; then, a softening of opposition; and finally, a tacit decision to move on and not push the issue, making claim to a more comprehensive unity.

Letter: Pilots should be armed
Editor: Having become extremely frustrated at the seemingly mindless descent into oblivion our country is taking under the present administration, I'm submitting this letter in the form of a four-part petition to be sent to our congressmen to urge them to do what's right.

Perspective: Courting Bubba with bumper sticker lost cause
As stereotypes go, few ignite the emotions as reliably as the Southern Pickup Truck With Confederate Flag. Just ask Dr. Howard Dean.

Editorial: Around Florida
That Sen. Bob Graham has decided not to seek a fourth term in Washington is hardly surprising, his presidential campaign having failed so spectacularly when, to distinguish himself from the pack of nine, he changed his personality

Letter: A great opportunity
Editor: I see that the Calvary Baptist Church on Masters Drive is up for sale. What a great opportunity for the city of St. Augustine.

Perspective:On the right: A longer look at Chinook
Let's say the obvious by acknowledging that it is obvious. If my son had been killed on that Chinook helicopter, the loss would have destroyed my life, and his mother's. "Destroyed" is the word one uses when enduring calamitous losses. Though one does endure such losses. Consider Jackie Kennedy. She survived it; so will the mothers, fathers and spouses of the victims of the Fallujah missile.

Perspective: Sen. Bob Graham's retirement: A big democratic -- and national -- loss
WASHINGTON -- The Democratic Party suffered a major loss the other day in the announcement of Sen. Bob Graham of Florida that he will not seek a fourth term next year, and not just because the decision could cost the party his Senate seat.

Veterans Day salutes planned around county
Veterans Day salutes have been planned at various locations in the county, including St. Anastasia Catholic Church and the Ponte Vedra Valley Cemetery in northeastern St. Johns County.

World religious briefs
LENOIR, N.C. -- A conservative caucus that has long been critical of leadership in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is now asking congregations and individuals to consider halting contributions to national agencies of the church.<

It can be a challenge to be black and Muslim in America today
ORLANDO -- One by one, at sundown, they trickle into the simple building in the downtown strip of small manufacturing plants, homeless shelters and vacant lots: a bus driver, a homemaker, a martial-arts instructor, a salesman.

Local religious briefs
Church Women United invites church women to attend World Community Day services today at Grace United Methodist Church.

Hats on for tea social at Trinity Methodist
Trinity United Methodist Church will host its first hat and tea social Saturday, marking the beginning of a series of special activities planned at the Bridge Street church in coming weeks.

Sharing the Thanksgiving bounty
The St. Augustine Seventh-day Adventist Church is in the midst of a Thanksgiving project.

CROP walk is set for Sunday
Pilgrim Community Church United Church of Christ meeting at 5880 U.S. 1 S. (11/2 miles south of south Shores entrance) meets at 10 a.m. Sunday.

Gospel sing at Mill Creek
The Canaanland Boys will be presented in concert at 7 p.m. Saturday at Mill Creek Baptist Church, 6019 State Road 16, approximately 7 miles west of the Interstate 95 intersection.

Realtor guides churches through building deals
DALLAS -- Some days Danny Muzyka wishes that his property sales were as simple as posting a sign on the front lawn.

River of Life Branching Out
A new church in the Julington Creek area is reaching out to the community. The Rev. Kim Cott moved to the community to begin River of Life United Methodist Church in June 2000 without knowing anyone in the area. Now more than 200 members attend regularly to join in the worship.

Shiloh Baptist marking two anniversaries
Shiloh Baptist Church is celebrating its 74th anniversary and the sixth anniversary of the Rev. Randy Hezekiah.

Joyner will speak at CPR luncheon
Joseph Joyner, superintendent of schools for St. Johns County, will be guest speaker at a noon luncheon Thursday sponsored by the Christian Professional Resources at the St. Augustine Beach Front Resort.

Seasonal festivals offered by area churches
n The United Methodist Women's Bazaar will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at the First United Methodist Church, King Street.

Leaders of African religions push insurers to cover services
PHILADELPHIA -- A core of U.S.-based priests and priestesses of Haitian Voodoo and other ancient African religions gathered around a table in Philadelphia last weekend to study age-old methods of the healing arts.

Homecoming at St. Augustine Baptist
Homecoming festivities are planned Sunday at St. Augustine Baptist Church.

Opportunities in NASCAR spring up for minorities
After several failed attempts, NASCAR is trying again to bring more ethnic diversity to auto racing. This time, former NFL star Reggie White is lending a hand.

Florida catcher Castro must stand trial in summer
PITTSBURGH -- Florida Marlins backup catcher Ramon Castro was ordered Wednesday to stand trial on charges that he raped a woman in a Pittsburgh hotel this summer after she testified that he attacked her .

Rubin rallies in WTA event
LOS ANGELES -- Chanda Rubin rallied to beat Amelie Mauresmo 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 in round-robin play on opening night of the WTA Championships Wednesday.

Column: Barber gets one final shock at quarterback
Now that the medical report is in, it's easy for us to realize that Nease quarterback Tim Tebow's performance against Menendez last week was nothing less than heroic -- although in a losing effort.

Charges dropped against former Jags LB Slaughter
JACKSONVILLE -- Prosecutors dropped charges against former Jacksonville linebacker T.J. Slaughter Wednesday, who was accused of pointing a gun at two men in a passing car while he was driving.

Nease to be Tebow-less in finale
The Nease football team enters its final game of the season with less to play for than they thought they would a month ago but much more than in previous years.

TCU hangs on to perfect record, BCS hopes
FORT WORTH, Texas -- Forget how TCU has done it. All that matters for the Horned Frogs is that they are still undefeated and in contention for a spot in the Bowl Championship Series.

State cross country meet will be a night of lights for five local teams
High school cross country runners finally get to play under the lights this year.

Kings pop Panthers, 3-2
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Patrik Stefan scored on a penalty shot, and Randy Robitaille and Ilya Kovalchuk each had a goal and two assists for Atlanta, which snapped a three-game winless streak by beating Buffalo 7-4 Wednesday night.

Big victory gives Falcons confidence
The last time the Menendez football team was on the field, the players were celebrating what may have been the biggest win in school history.

Sportsmanship isn't dead, just hiding
A lot of people went to a lot of trouble to get the kid the record. Three days later, Nate Haasis gave it back.

The Baddest bear
Bartram Trail football standout Justin Treece entered this season with a difficult assignment -- several actually.

Miami rookie tackle faces a sack-hungry, healthy Kearse
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- With Tennessee's Jevon Kearse on the other side of the line of scrimmage Sunday, Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Wade Smith could be in for another troublesome afternoon.

Jarrett looking to bounce back at one of his favorite tracks
ROCKINGHAM, N.C. -- The months since Dale Jarrett's win at North Carolina Speedway have been filled with disappointment.

Jones settles dispute, looks to Tarver and then Tyson
LAS VEGAS -- All of a sudden, the question of who enters the ring first Saturday night didn't mean that much to Roy Jones Jr.

Tennessee fine with being the underdog to Hurricanes
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Oddsmakers picked Tennessee to lose Saturday at No. 6 Miami by 12 points. Some say the No. 18 Volunteers have no chance to end the Hurricanes' 26-game winning streak in the Orange Bowl.

Zook's wild ride keeps spinning
GAINESVILLE -- When they booed him, doubted him, presumably wanted him gone, Florida coach Ron Zook called the fans-turned-naysayers the "noise in the system."

Rumor mill churning at fever pace on Spurrier
ORLANDO -- How bad are things for Steve Spurrier? On Wednesday, the Washington Redskins coach rated the lead item in The New York Post's must-read gossip column.

No. 13 TCU survives
FORT WORTH, Texas -- TCU did just enough one more time to remain undefeated and continue the debate about whether it deserves to be part of the Bowl Championship Series.

Santana Moss gathering steam for Jets
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- Curtis Martin decided it was time. He and Santana Moss needed to chat about how the speedy receiver would help the Jets.

Battle of the lottery picks goes to Anthony
CLEVELAND -- The kid from the local high school stole the show -- and all LeBron James could do was watch.

Journeyman QB Mirer prepares for start with hapless Raiders
ALAMEDA, Calif. -- Two weeks ago, Rick Mirer was preparing to evacuate his San Diego-area home while wildfires neared. Now, he's the Oakland Raiders' third-stringer-turned-starting quarterback, trying to turn around the fragile franchise.

Bulls hand Magic fourth straight loss, 106-100
NEW YORK -- Tim Thomas scored 19 of his 22 points in the second half and Tony Kukoc had 21 to lead the Milwaukee Bucks to a 106-90 comeback victory over the New York Knicks on Wednesday night.

Bowden Bowl not so much fun for father-son
CLEMSON, S.C. -- Caught between Florida State's national championship hopes and son Tommy's fading future at Clemson, it's not so easy to be the best Bowden in college football anymore.

Kittner will start again for Falcons
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- Kurt Kittner played so poorly last week that coach Dan Reeves benched him early in the fourth quarter of Atlanta's 23-16 loss to Philadelphia.

Flashes throttled by Lopez, 32-0
DAYTONA BEACH -- The score was a lot worse than when St. Joe's first met Father Lopez, but Flashes coach John David thought the Flashes had a better defensive effort.

Archie Manning defends son Peyton; says lawsuit should dismissed
INDIANAPOLIS -- Former NFL quarterback Archie Manning believes son Peyton has been punished enough for a mistake he made seven years ago, and thus a defamation lawsuit should have been dismissed.

Pacers beat Nets to win third consecutive game
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Former Net Anthony Johnson held off a late New Jersey rally with two straight 3-pointers and the Indiana Pacers won their third straight game, 87-81 Thursday night.

Gators stepped on almost every team on their way towards the top
GAINESVILLE -- With the winner of the SEC East possibly to be decided by a vote of conference athletic directors, there's a sense at Florida that the Gators are in trouble because, in general, people don't like them.

Jackets ready to rebound
One more game and then the real season begins. But the St. Augustine High School football team isn't overlooking homecoming opponent Ridgeview in Friday's season finale.

Hurricanes turn to freshman on D-line
CORAL GABLES -- Kareem Brown rarely plays more than 20 snaps a game. His workload could triple Saturday when sixth-ranked Miami hosts No. 18 Tennessee.

Money title on the line at Tour
HOUSTON -- The Tour Championship is usually nothing more than a season-ending celebration for the top 30 players, a chance for the rich to get even richer.

Birthday brings FSU's Bowden together with son at Clemson
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida State coach Bobby Bowden may not have too much fun on his 74th birthday Saturday.

Tattoos, jewelry part of new image for Bryant
LOS ANGELES -- Kobe Bryant built an image on and off the court as clean-cut and well-mannered and quickly became a role model who earned millions in endorsements.

Everywhere player
Listening to Corey Young speak about St. Joseph Academy it's easy to see how much he loves his school. Seeing him perform on the football field punches the point home.

Howell, Perry leading Tour Championship
HOUSTON -- Tiger Woods let a good round get away from him Thursday in the Tour Championship. The goal for Charles Howell III is not to waste another good start.

Flyers skate past Capitals; Lightning lose in overtime
PHILADELPHIA -- Tony Amonte and Jeremy Roenick each had a goal and assist, leading the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4-2 victory over the Washington Capitals on Thursday night.

State to get $92 M for terrorism readiness
TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- Florida will get more than $90 million from the Department of Homeland Security for enhanced terrorism readiness, Gov. Jeb Bush's office said Wednesday.

Study: Land use promotes crop-damaging freezes
Land use in Florida promotes crop-damaging freezes, study suggests

Court: FCAT exams not public records
TALLAHASSEE -- Copies of the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test are not public records and parents have no right to see them, a state appeals court ruled Thursday.

Marines to storm beaches for training
FORT WALTON BEACH (AP) -- The Marine Corps plans to storm beaches in the Florida Panhandle during a 10-day training exercise in mid-December, its first since leaving its Puerto Rico training site.

Orlando school avoids lawsuit, allows controversial parade floats
ORLANDO (AP) -- An Orange County school avoided a lawsuit Wednesday after school officials agreed to allow a homecoming parade float that replicates the toppling of the Saddam Hussein statute and another that urges students to "Let Jesus Rock Your Night Away."

Wildlife commission to vote on protective status of manatees
TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- State wildlife officials will decide this month whether to change the classification of the manatee from endangered to threatened, based on state scientists' reports that the sea cow population has rebounded and is no longer in danger of extinction.

Court vacates death sentences for killer of Broward sisters
TALLAHASSEE -- The Florida Supreme Court overturned death sentences given to a convicted pedophile who confessed to strangling two young sisters in Broward County in 1996.

Couple return message in bottle to writer's son
PORT CHARLOTTE (AP) -- A message in a bottle written 20 years ago and tossed into the waters off Bermuda is now in the hands of the writer's son, years after his father died.

Transcripts requested in missing baby case
JACKSONVILLE -- A couple once considered suspects in their baby's 1997 disappearance asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to order the release of grand jury transcripts so the public can see how their case was handled.

Microsoft offers rewards for catching virus writers
WASHINGTON -- Applying Wild West bounties to modern Internet crimes, Microsoft Corp. set aside $5 million Wednesday to pay large cash rewards to people who help authorities capture and prosecute the creators of damaging computer viruses.

Campaign against some 'pop-up' ads launched
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Regulators disclosed a new legal campaign Thursday against an annoying method for delivering unwanted "pop-up" Internet advertisements, accusing a California company of "high-tech extortion" in its offers for software to block the very ads it was sending.

Pope meets Putin; does not get invitation to Russia
VATICAN CITY -- Pope John Paul II met with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday and made a gesture in hopes of improving relations with the Russian Orthodox Church, but the Kremlin leader did not invite him to Russia in return.

Green Zone center of occupation and ground zero for insurgents in Iraq
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Concrete blast walls topped with rolls of razor wire, sandbag bunkers and signs threatening "deadly force" surround the complex of palaces and other government buildings that are the heart of the U.S.-led occupation.

Iraqis working with U.S.-led coalition facing dilemma
FALLUJAH, Iraq -- As mayor of Fallujah, Taha Bedawi took pride in his close ties to the U.S. military, hanging certificates of merit from the Army on the wall behind his desk. Now, he is being forced out of office after residents turned against him with guns and gasoline bombs.

Hikers: Long March not as long as believed
SHANGHAI, China -- They slogged across rugged terrain for a year, fleeing Nationalist forces and forming the cornerstone of Chinese communist legend -- the "Long March" that turned Mao Zedong's guerrillas into folk heroes of the masses they would soon command.

In Mogadishu, warlords help Americans hunt for terrorists
MOGADISHU, Somalia -- In lawless Mogadishu, where U.S. officials fear al-Qaida members are plotting their next attack, the word is out: catch a terrorist, collect rewards as high as $5 million.

Attacks intensify in Mosul; Iraq pursues reconciliation with Turkey
MOSUL, Iraq -- Insurgents attacked three American military convoys in this northern city with rocket-propelled grenades and roadside bombs Wednesday, killing three Iraqi civilians and wounding five Americans, the U.S. military and hospital officials said.<

Israel says it's easing travel restrictions, Palestinians say changes cosmetic
RAMALLAH, West Bank -- Israel's Defense Ministry announced Wednesday it is easing travel restrictions in the West Bank in an effort to strengthen Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia, who remains stuck in a power struggle with Yasser Arafat.
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