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Each designer has special technique
When we think "designer" we think detail. We also think of gorgeous fabrics, dramatic silhouettes and a hefty price tag.Each designer has his or her own special technique and Karl Lagerfeld, Hubert Givenchy and David Sassoon are no exception. Givenchy creations demonstrate how to add the requisite body to a structured silhouette. The fine tailoring of a Lagerfeld jacket offers a lesson in how to construct perfectly fitting sleeves. An opulent evening gown from David Sassoon of Bellville Sassoon show how to build a strapless bodice to support an array of embellishments.

News and Notes
Bird walk at GTM Join the Friends of GTM Reserve and birding experts Linda and Jerry Harrison, Saturday and Nov. 11 for a "Birds, Botany and Breakfast" nature walk. The walk will begin at 8 a.m. at the Guana River Dam Trailhead located off A1A at Guana River Road.

Yacht club workshops focus on holiday boat parade
"A Storybook Christmas" will be the theme for the Dec. 9 Palm Coast Yacht Club holiday boat parade. The event begins at 6 p.m. in Cimmaron Basin, and it is open to all Flagler County boat owners and area businesses.

Fort Mose members attend Point of Light event
Members of the Fort Mose Historical Society attended an Oct. 17 reception at the Governor's Mansion in Tallahassee with Gov. Jeb Bush, First Lady Columba Bush, Lt. Gov. Toni Jennings, and Robert Goodwin, CEO, National Point of Light Award. The event was a celebration concerning Point of Light Award for 2006.

Scenic byway celebration Saturday
A National Scenic Byway Designation Celebration continues from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday hosted by the Friends of the A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway.

2-day Veterans Day celebration planned
St. Augustine's annual Veterans Day celebration and ceremony will be held in St. Augustine, Nov. 10 and 11.

Life of C. S. Lewis is topic at family book club meeting
The North St. Johns Family Book Club hosts its first "Dinner with the Author" at 6 p.m. Monday at the St. Johns Golf and Country Club, County Road 210.

News & Notes
Blanket, coat drive A coat and blanket drive is planned from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in the parking lot of Watson Realty at the Beach.

Photography workshop planned
St. Johns County nature photographer and photojournalist Terry Brown will lead a photographic workshop at the Guana Tolomoto Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve noon to dusk Nov. 11 and sunrise to noon Nov. 12.

Genealogy seminar here Nov. 11
The St. Augustine Genealogical Society will host Phillip Dunn, British Reference Consultant at the Genealogical Society of Utah in Salt Lake City, on Nov. 11 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 500 Deltona Blvd, St. Augustine Shores.

Meet the three Mrs. Flaglers
The Gilded Age and the Gay '90s will live again Nov. 11 in the church where Henry Flagler lies buried.

Beach police strive to streamline records
The rapidly growing city of St. Augustine Beach on Anastasia Island is about to leap into the 21st Century, in more ways than one.

Go & Do
TODAY It's Halloween, so dress up and trick-or-treat around town. Just be careful to watch for cars when crossing streets, especially after dark.

Go & Do
TODAY Farmer's market: Buy fresh fruit, veggies, bread, and arts and crafts from local vendors from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the St. Augustine Beach Pier on A1A South.

Corruption wastes up to $12.5 billion on medicine, WHO says
GENEVA -- Up to a quarter of annual governmental spending on medicine is lost to corruption, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.

New Jersey gay marriage ruling could benefit GOP in election
NORFOLK, Va. -- In the final stretch before Election Day, embattled Republicans feel as if they've received a gift from an unlikely donor: advocates of gay marriage.

Bush: If Dems win, terrorists win
WASHINGTON -- Campaigning for Republicans, President Bush said Monday that "terrorists win and America loses" if opponents of his Iraq policy triumph in next week's elections. Undeterred, House Democrats countered with television ads critical of the war in several competitive races.

Rolling Stones hit with $51 million lawsuit over missed show
NEW YORK -- Rosalie Druyan wants to stick the Rolling Stones between a rock and a hard place with a $51 million lawsuit.

Democrats closer to winning House
WASHINGTON -- After a decade in the political wilderness, Democrats are beginning to predict confidently if quietly that they will win control of the House in next week's elections, and possibly emerge with a relatively robust majority.

Army says casualty reports had incorrect information
WASHINGTON -- The families of seven soldiers who died in Iraq or Afghanistan were given incorrect or misleading information about the deaths, the Army has concluded after a review of war casualty reports.

Trick-or-treaters may be more trustworthy than you think
WASHINGTON -- If you leave a bowl of treats outside your door tonight and invite trick-or-treaters to help themselves, are you courting disaster?

Poll: GOP outreach to blacks likely to be spurned again
WASHINGTON -- So much for the Republican charm offensive toward minorities.

White House, Kerry exchange accusations over Iraq
WASHINGTON -- The White House and Sen. John Kerry traded their harshest accusations since the 2004 presidential race on Tuesday, with President Bush accusing the Democrat of troop-bashing and Kerry calling the president's men hacks who are "willing to lie."

National Report
Another Marine pleads to lesser charges SAN DIEGO -- Another Marine charged with kidnapping and murdering an Iraqi man has agreed to plead guilty to lesser charges, his attorney said Monday.

Arson investigators question two men in connection with California wildfire
CABAZON, Calif. -- Authorities investigating an arson wildfire that killed four firefighters interviewed two people Monday as crews remained confident that the blaze would soon be fully corralled.

Border Patrol reports decline in apprehensions
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Border Patrol apprehended 8 percent fewer illegal immigrants last fiscal year than the year before, reversing a two-year increase in the historically volatile benchmark, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff announced Monday.

Crist in town
Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist will meet the public at 1 p.m. today at the Conch House, 57 Comares Ave., on Anastasia Island.

Police Report: Hit-and-run and then some
St. Augustine Beach Hit-and-run and then some: A 23-year-old St. Augustine woman alledgedly struck an officer while trying to get away from a scene where she hit a car, according to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.

Cost to preserve city's historic sites
These are the historic properties in St. Augustine that Task Force professionals say are in need of a backlog maintenance.

Female WW II vets honored
Ruth Eisen and her twin sister, Mary, were sitting in a theater in Kansas watching newsreels during World War II when a picture came on featuring U.S. Marine Corps women attending Hunter College.

Fort offers Torchlight Tours Saturday
Tickets are now on sale only at the Fort Matanzas Visitor Center, and they must be purchased in advance. Admission for these special tours is $5 each. Children 3 and under are free.

Carrocci gets life in prison after kidnapping
A man who kidnapped and sexually battered a 9-year-old Palm Valley girl while vacationing in Florida 10 years ago has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Tax bills start arriving this week
Starting Wednesday, St. Johns County property owners can expect to start receiving their 2006 tax bills.

$16M road plan advances
A draft agreement between 14 developers and St. Johns County to build $16.2 million in needed road repairs jumped a crucial hurdle Tuesday, but not without the expected political sniping among county commissioners.

Have a safe, happy Halloween
Tonight is Halloween and drivers are reminded that many children will be walking the streets.

Crist brings campaign to St. Johns County
Attorney General and Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist stopped by the Conch House on Tuesday afternoon to dole out signs and bumper stickers, handshakes and hugs.

For The Record
Flu clinic Wednesday The St. Johns County Health Department will hold an influenza immunization clinic from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday at the St. Johns County Health Department, 1955 U.S. 1 South, Suite 100.

Police Report
POLICE REPORTS The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO), St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD), St. Augustine Beach Police Department (SABPD), Department of Corrections Probation and Parole (DOC), and Florida Highway Patrol (FHP): JAIL LOG Who: Benitez, Miguel, 61, St. Augustine. Charge: Violation of an injunction for protection against domestic violence. (SAPD)

Corrections
INCORRECT INFORMATION -- A Page One story Sunday contained incorrect information about District 2 County Commission candidate Ron Sanchez.

3 AMCD candidates say, 'No helicopter'
A candidates forum at the County Auditorium Monday night brought together all four candidates vying for two open seats on the Anastasia Mosquito Control District's board of directors.

Airport candidates fly friendly skies
Five candidates seeking to win or retain seats on the St. Augustine Airport Authority got along famously at a candidates forum at the County Auditorium on Monday night -- not a dissenting word to be found.

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Joshua Adam Mattox
Joshua Adam Mattox, 2, of Palatka , died unexpectedly on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2006, at Putnam Community Medical Center in Palatka. Joshua was born Aug. 18, 2004 in Palatka and will be deeply missed by his loving family.

Cyril James "Cy" Messenger
Cyril James "Cy" Messenger, passed away Oct. 27, 2006. Cy was born on march 26, 1922 to Orville and Charlotte Messenger in Newton, Iowa. He served in world war II as a US Navy Pilot in the Pacific Theater. He was a graduate of the University of Iowa, class of 1949.

Cyril James Messenger
Cyril James Messenger, 84, of St. Augustine died Oct. 27, 2006, at St. Luke's Hospital in Jacksonville. Mr. Messenger was a native of Newton, Iowa, and had resided in the Ponte Vedra Beach and St. Augustine areas since 1984. Mr. Messenger was a retired salesman in the printing industry, a member of The Village Church, and he served his country as a pilot in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

Dan Sharkey
Dan Sharkey died peacefully in his sleep at home early Sunday morning, Oct. 29, 2006.

Bice Mary Louise "Bea" Cafasso
Joshua Adam Mattox, 2, of Palatka , died unexpectedly on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2006, at Putnam Community Medical Center in Palatka. Joshua was born Aug. 18, 2004 in Palatka and will be deeply missed by his loving family.

Dan Sharkey Sr.
Dan Sharkey Sr., 83, of St. Augustine died Oct. 29, 2006, at his home. Mr. Sharkey was a native of Hattiesburg, Miss., and had resided in St. Augustine since 2000. Mr. Sharkey worked in retail management with Montgomery Ward and later became vice president with Dillard's Department Stores. In recent years he was a real estate associate with Watson Realty. Mr. Sharkey was a member of the 390th Bombardment Group Association and Memorial Museum having served his country in the U.S. Army Air Force in Europe during World War II. He was of the Methodist faith.

Perspective: Simply Orwellian --Cut and run from 'stay the course'
"... We've got to stay the course, and we will stay the course ..." -- George W. Bush, April 5, 2004

Letter: Airport Authority dives into raw partisanship
Editor: The Airport Authority reached a new low in altitude last Monday (Oct. 23). Two of the members -- Wayne George and Jack Gorman -- were not present, which may account for the unbelievable turn of events.

Letter: Mignon's track record demonstrates leadership
Editor: I am writing this letter in support of Mr. Bill Mignon in his attempt to represent District 3 on the St. Johns County School Board.

Letter: Romano, not Gardner, will help quality of life
Editor: I am writing in response to the letter to the editor on Oct. 29 endorsing George Gardner. Many cities across Florida have implemented and, more importantly, supported neighborhood associations. The writer specifically indicated that the Lincolnville Neighborhood Association (LNA) was particularly effective. This is much more due to the leadership of each and every official of LNA, since it was started, than to George Gardner. I am currently an officer of LNA.

Editorial: Ban panhandling downtown
Sometimes it takes an outsider to help us put into perspective white-hot issues like St. Augustine's homeless problem.

Perspective: Vying for military vote in Virginia
If views on the Iraq war are to determine control of Congress in the Nov. 7 elections, nowhere in the nation's 435 districts is that issue likely to have a more emotional pull than here in this beehive of military activity.

Letter: Vote against Amend. 3 to keep citizens' voice
Editor: In response to a recent letter to the editor from the president of the Florida Farm Bureau Federation, I urge you on Election Day to please vote no on Amendment 3. This amendment takes power away from the people by increasing the number of voters needed to pass a constitutional amendment (50 percent + 1 to 60 percent).

Letter: Boles' track record shows compassion
Editor: This letter is in support of Joe Boles, candidate for mayor of St. Augustine.

Perspective: Obama will win by losing '08 bid for presidency
The reasons for running are clear.

Frustration grows for Miami
CORAL GABLES -- After losing three games and falling out of the Atlantic Coast Conference title picture, Miami coach Larry Coker is feeling plenty of heat these days.

Patriots hammer Vikings
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Tom Brady beat Minnesota's relentless rushing defense by simply throwing over it, over and over again.

This time, Pletcher's cup runneth over
NEW YORK -- The pressure's on, and Todd Pletcher welcomes it. "If you can't get up for something like this, it's time to find another line of work," he said the other day outside his barn at Belmont Park.

Heat ready to get rings, open defense of NBA title
MIAMI (AP) -- Dwyane Wade will have goosebumps Tuesday night.

Local Roundup
The St. Joe girls soccer team picked up its first victory of the season Tuesday, beating Eagle's View 6-1. Caleigh Hodgkins had a big game for the Flashes (1-1).

The Jaguars QB question: Del Rio stays quiet on issue
JACKSONVILLE -- Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio wants to wait a few days before naming a starting quarterback.

LSU could ease bad memories from 2005 and doubts about 2006
BATON ROUGE, La. -- For a number of the LSU Tigers, it's hard to forget last season's home loss to Tennessee in Tiger Stadium.

Florida's Leak: There was no concussion
GAINESVILLE -- Although Florida quarterback Chris Leak had a severe headache and blurred vision, he insisted Monday he didn't play with a concussion against Georgia.

Lava Man brings blue-collar background to Breeders' Cup
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- West Coast vs. East Coast. Blue-collar vs. blue blood. Old vs. young.

NASCAR: Fans will be waiting for Montoya to win
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- They came draped in Colombian flags, wearing yellow national soccer jerseys and painted faces to support their hero in the biggest challenge of his career.

Holding the lead in points
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- We finally ran the way we're capable of running at Atlanta this past weekend.

Heat get their rings, unveil championship banner
MIAMI -- The Chicago Bulls left the court during Miami's championship-ring festivities, then returned to emphatically spoil what was left of the Heat's celebration.

Saints coaches admire rookie receiver Colston
NEW ORLEANS -- It became obvious to Saints coach Sean Payton back in training camp that rookie receiver Marques Colston was going to be good.

Column: Don't take your eyes off Manning
There are only so many times an athlete can make you sit up and pay attention.

Is Packers's improvement a mirage?
Brett Favre was chuckling after his graceless attempt at a celebratory Lambeau Leap on Sunday. More important, he's no longer serving as the NFL's Midwest distribution center for interceptions.

QB Lee to start for Florida State against Virginia
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Xavier Lee will start at quarterback for unranked Florida State Saturday against Virginia, coach Bobby Bowden announced Monday.

Nease guard selected for U.S. Army all-star game
It looks like James Wilson will get to push guys around on national television again before he even gets to Southern California.

NHL: Flyers blank 'Hawks; Leafs win
PHILADELPHIA -- Peter Forsberg scored twice, including a spectacular goal in the third period, and Robert Esche recorded his 10th career shutout in the Flyers' 3-0 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Monday night.

NHL Capsules
SUNRISE -- Christian Ehrhoff scored a power-play goal with 35.8 seconds left to give the San Jose Sharks a 2-1 victory over the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night.

Five Enter Golf Shrine
Vijay Singh has always been an outsider in the game of golf.

Local Roundup: SAHS wins girls soccer season opener easily, 8-0
St. Augustine started the girls soccer season off with an 8-0 rout of Palatka.

No. 7 Gators control SEC East again
GAINESVILLE -- The Florida Gators spent recent Novembers hoping for help in the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division.

News briefs from around Florida
3 high schools evacuated after bomb threats KISSIMMEE -- Three Osceola County high schools were evacuated Tuesday after authorities received bomb threats, but classes resumed after no explosives were found.

Where did all the hurricanes go?
What happened to this year's hurricane season?

Exit pollsters say interviewers will be on good behavior
TALLAHASSEE -- Exit polling contractors said Tuesday they will assure Florida election officials in a letter that interviewers will not be disruptive during next week's elections.

Man dies at bar during Florida-Georgia game
JACKSONVILLE -- A man died after falling down a flight of stairs at a bar across the street from the stadium where the Florida-Georgia football game was being played, authorities said.

Man gets life in prison for hiring men to kill ex-wife
WEST PALM BEACH -- A Boca Raton man was sentenced to life in prison plus 120 years Tuesday for hiring hit men to kill his former wife and her husband in a 1997 shooting.

Crist, Davis, Linn meet in final debate
TAMPA -- Charlie Crist and Jim Davis argued over the best way to lower property taxes, voting issues, gay adoption and other topics during a debate Monday that Reform Party candidate Max Linn fought his way into at the last moment.

City cites Trump for large flag
PALM BEACH (AP) -- It seems Donald Trump's latest display of patriotism may be too much for this chic oceanside town.

Florida in Brief
Former commissioner charged in fraud case WEST PALM BEACH -- A former Palm Beach County Commission chairman was charged Monday with conspiracy to commit fraud in a scheme that authorities say made him and his family millions of dollars from secret land deals.

NASA OKs Hubble repair
CAPE CANAVERAL -- NASA will send a space shuttle to repair the 16-year-old Hubble Space Telescope, agency Administrator Michael Griffin announced Tuesday, reversing his predecessor's decision to nix the mission.

Man fatally shoots parents, kills himself
ST. PETERSBURG -- A man fatally shot his parents and then shot and killed himself, police said Monday.

FEMA trailer park residents must move
PUNTA GORDA -- Dozens of people left homeless by Hurricane Charley in 2004 faced a midnight Tuesday deadline to move out of a Federal Emergency Management Agency trailer park.

Column: Put cetacean death toll in proper context
Taken alone, the mounting cetacean stranding toll for this year can be marginalized by comparing it to some of the worst years of the recent past.

N. Korea agrees to resume talks
WASHINGTON -- North Korea agreed Tuesday to return to six-nation nuclear disarmament talks, just three weeks after it conducted its first test of a nuclear device.

Iraq orders U.S. to abandon checkpoints
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Moving to wrest control of his army from the United States, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki ordered U.S. forces to take down the barriers they'd erected in their search for a missing U.S. soldier and to end the blockade of Baghdad's largest Shiite Muslim district.

British report says global warming's effect on world economy could be devastating
LONDON -- Unchecked global warming will devastate the world economy on the scale of the world wars and the Great Depression, a British government report said Monday, as the country launched a bid to convince doubters that environmentalism and economic growth can coincide.

Hezbollah leader: Negotiations under way over 2 Israeli soldiers
BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said Tuesday that "serious negotiations" were under way over the fate of two Israeli soldiers whose July 12 capture by his militant group sparked a month of brutal fighting in Lebanon.

World Report
Israel vows to stop arms smuggling in Gaza Strip JERUSALEM -- Israel will take action to stop Palestinian arms smuggling and rocket fire in the Gaza Strip, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Monday, but he could not point to specific solutions.

China's highest court to review all death sentences
BEIJING -- China, believed to carry out more court-ordered executions than all other nations combined, took a step toward human rights Tuesday by enacting legislation that requires approval from the country's highest court before putting anyone to death.

Pro-Taliban tribesmen condemn air raid that left at least 80 dead
KHAR, Pakistan -- Thousands of pro-Taliban tribesmen denounced Pakistan's air raid on a seminary that killed 80 people, accusing the U.S. of involvement in the attack and vowing Tuesday to send waves of suicide bombers to retaliate.
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