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Walt Daniels sent us an e-mail regarding our last article about Surfside Park and the Chapmans. He agreed to share it with you all:"Your piece in Friday's Record about Surfside brought back a

Go and Do
Limelight: "Of Mice and Men" opens at the Limelight Theatre, 11 Old Mission Ave. Enjoy a champagne reception at 7 p.m. and the show at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $22 for adults, $20 for seniors and $15 for students and military. The play runs Feb. 9-26. Call 825-1164.

Corrections
WRONG DATE -- The incorrect date was listed for the Moses Creek Conservation Area preserve hike in Wednesday's News and Notes in the Community section. The event begins at 10:30 a.m. Sunday.

Elkton man arrested and charged withrobbing taxi driver
An Elkton man has been arrested in connection with the November robbery of a taxi cab driver in which he reportedly threatened the woman with a knife and stole her cab.

For The Record
A year-old independent political group, First City Democracy For America, has invited Jerry Cameron and County Commissioner Ben Rich to the Southeast Branch Library on U.S. 1 South to discuss "Singing the Airport Blues," a commentary about the eminent issue and expansion at St. Augustine airport. The meeting is at 7:30 tonight. The public is welcome and invited.

Go and Do
Limelight: "Of Mice and Men" plays at 8 p.m. in the Limelight Theatre, 11 Old Mission Ave. Tickets are $22 for adults, $20 for seniors and $15 for students and military. The play runs through Feb. 26. Call 825-1164 or go to limelight-theatre.org.

Neighbors: News and notes from Lincolnville ...
Last month Lincolnville Neighborhood Association elected its officers for 2006. Peter Romano is president, John Yeary became first vice president, Debbie Axen was chosen for second vice president and Joan Shannon returned as secretary.

Upcoming Events
ON THE COVER: Hubbard Street Dance Chicago will be performed at the Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts in Orange Park. Show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $22, $18, and $15. Call the box office at (904) 276-6750 for details.

Way in Advance:
May 12-13: Carnaval the Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra Beach.

Florida artist exhibits 'Oils of Land and Sea'
Robert Schuh has lived in Florida most of his life but has traveled extensively.

Local folk musician famous for song called 'Kennesaw Line'
Don Oja-Dunaway is a veteran in the St. Augustine music community.

Best-selling books: 'Cell: A Novel' is No. 1
1. "Cell: A Novel" by Stephen King (Scribner)

Take a class:Learn something new
Shamanic Journeying and Shamanism and the Soul workshops will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m Saturday and Sunday at the Integral Center for Yoga and Self Healing Therapies. The instructor is Kim Wood. Tickets are $45 for an individual class or $75 for both.

Worth Driving To:
Feb. 17-19: Rally for the Rivers will take place in Palatka. Highlights of this event include an art show, musical festival, field trips, riverfest, workshop and party.

Out and About
20 Cuna St., across from the fort, 829-2388: Billy Bowers plays at 8:30 p.m. today and 9 p.m. Saturday. Bob and Joline Patterson and friends play at 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Football is Monday with free tacos at 9 p.m. Darts and specials are on Tuesday. Beer Pong night is Wednesday. Ladies drink free from 9:30 to 11 p.m. Thursday.

Got Chocolate?
Running out of ideas on what to buy your sweetheart for Valentine's Day?

Blues musician Scott Holt learned the ropes from Buddy Guy
As a teenager, the first time Scott Holt heard Jimi Hendrix he was hooked -- he was going to play guitar.

2nd Annual Palatka Bluegrass Festival
The 2nd Annual Palatka Bluegrass Festival will be from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. today and Saturday at The Rodeheaver Boys Ranch, 330 Boys Ranch Rd., Palatka.

Life in a Nutshell: Take away Teflon and my wrinkle-free clothes are gone
Is nothing sacred anymore? Is nothing safe? Is this world so dangerous that everything we eat, wear, touch and spend any quality time with is carcinogenic? And most importantly, am I going to have to start ironing again?

Events Calendar: Through Friday, Feb. 17
Music: Violinist Angle Dubeau and La Piet, an all-women 12 member string ensemble, will perform at 8 p.m. in the Flagler College Auditorium. Tickets are $18 for adults, $5 for all students. Call 797-2800.

Valentine's dances, other dances around town ...
Flagler Habitat for Humanity Women's Build will hold a dinner-dance from 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday at the Portuguese-American Cultural Center, 1200 Palm Coast Parkway, Palm Coast.

Gallery list ...
Abbott Tract Artists, 31 San Marco Ave., will feature "Encaustic Painting," an exhibition of original paintings by Sara Caldwell during February. Floral patterns and colorful seascapes layered in wax allow the viewer to feel the depth and texture of the art. Call 829-2934.

A Day in Old Florida
Faver-Dykes State Park will hold "A Day in Old Florida" from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 18.

'60s music legend Tom Rush plays St. Augustine tonight
American folk music might not have enjoyed a vibrant renaissance in the final two decades of the 20th Century without the contributing influences of musician Tom Rush.

It's Showtime: Jazz Society's Mardi Gras event to feature 'Florida Jazz Plus'
It's that time of year again. Time for the Mardi Gras Dinner-Dance at the Riverview Club in St. Augustine Shores, the 11th annual, presented by the St. Augustine Jazz Society.

Enjoy a Night of Romance tour
Love is in the air -- and we are going to find it! Join us for this special tour at 7 p.m. today, Saturday and Feb. 14 at Old St. Augustine Village, 143 Cordova St. Gates open at 6:30 p.m.

1st Annual St. Augustine Blues Festival continues downtown
Musicians will play and sing the blues in downtown St. Augustine at 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday during the 1st Annual St. Augustine Blues Festival at A1A Ale Works, 1 King St.

Where the fish are biting this week:
1. Matanzas: Have not heard anything from there this week. Usually some whiting and drum in the surf south of there with drum and bluefish at the bridge itself.

Plenty of, well, not too much positive here
This shouldn't take long. The past seven days generated the lowest number of reports in some time. For one thing, not many people went fishing. With the exception of a day or two, it was windy, cold, rainy, or all of the above. For another, the fish themselves weren't very cooperative in most cases.

Fantastically Fabulous Frittata
"What's a frittata?" you may ask. It's an open-faced omelet created in Italy many years ago. If you th

Warm idea for Valentine's day
HYDE PARK, N.Y. -- The old adage suggests that the quickest way to someone's heart is through the stomach -- and at no other time is this more relevant than during Valentine's Day.

Spice up a meal with ruby-red relish
If you're planning a Valentine's Day meal, there's no need to feel constrained by the sometimes chilly season of the holiday. Seasonal flavors come warmly to life in this colorful compote, a combination of tangy-sweet ruby-red pickled beets, cranberries and ripe pear, sparked with orange juice, onion, honey, horseradish and cinnamon.

Recipe Finder: Jeans bars guaranteed to make jeans tight!
Dian Mehrer from Rapid City, S.D., was seeking a recipe for "Jeans Bars." These rich bar cookies were made with lots of butter, sweetened condensed milk, chocolate chips and nuts, and had a shortbread-like bottom layer. She said they are "guaranteed to make your jeans tight -- thus the name."

Ask Heloise: Hints for writing thank-you notes
Dear Readers: Here are some helpful hints for writing thank-you notes.

Column: Pledge your love with chocolate cake
February is a passionate month for young and old, a time to reach out and express feelings.

Uncommon idea for chicken breasts
Versatile chicken breasts are a common choice for a weeknight dinner when you haven't a minute to spare.

A very berry good pancake breakfast
Make breakfast a berry whole-grain and hearty start to the day.

Chicken soup is comfort food in any language
This classic Thai soup, known in Thailand as dtom jiw gai, could well earn a place as your favorite comfort food at this time of year. In this case, it also earns points for being comfortingly fast to prepare.

Melt-in-your-mouth sauce for pasta
CONCORD, N.H. -- Much as I love tomatoes, I've lost my taste for them over pasta.

Great news -- chocolate is good for you
Oh, how we love to receive (or give) rich, creamy and dark sultry chocolate on Valentine's Day.

Dr. Donohue: Rabies, with few exceptions, is fatal
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I have my dogs vaccinated for rabies, but I wonder how necessary this is. I have never heard of a case of rabies. From what animals can people get it? Is it treatable and curable? What actually is it? -- O.R.

Dr. Donohue: Most recover from viral heart infection
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My grandson was diagnosed with myocarditis. I understand this is an infection of the heart. Will you pl

You can find ways to work your core all day long
Trying to master a challenging exercise discipline like Pilates is one thing. But what happens during the time you're away from the mat? What's the point in concentrating on body alignment maybe one hour a day when you slump and slouch your way through the other waking 16 or 17?

Flu and you: The toddler debate
U.S. infectious disease experts last week dismissed suggestions that there is insufficient evidence for recommending routine flu shots for healthy children between 6 and 23 months of age.

Minimum of exercise can lead to big health boost
When the government spelled out new dietary and fitness guidelines last year -- calling for up to 90 minutes of exercise per day for those trying to maintain a weight loss -- a lot of Americans were ready to throw in their gym towels.

New Orleans residents break the law to turn on the lights
NEW ORLEANS -- Tired of waiting in the dark for the lights to come back on, Walter Vine took matters into his own hands: He unscrewed his electrical meter and rigged it to bring power into his flood-damaged home.

Students' documentary helps lead to arrest in 1979 killing of coed
HOLLAND, Mich. (AP) -- Twenty-six years after the slaying of a young woman working as a hotel desk clerk, an arrest has been made in the 1979 crime, thanks to a college documentary that brought out witnesses, authorities said.

Poll: We're all above average
Author and humorist Garrison Keillor would be amused. While in his mythical Minnesota town of Lake Wobegon it is all the children who are above average, big majorities of adults nationally say they're at least a little smarter, better-looking, more honest and more common-sensical than most adults -- a mathematical impossibility, but heartening nonetheless.

Lawmakers struggle to get mandated black history lessons into classrooms
PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) -- The first book Assemblyman William Payne recalls hearing as a kindergartner in the 1940s was "The Story of Little Black Sambo." He never forgot the black stereotypes that filled the 19th century children's story.

Bush: Multinational cooperation thwarted possible 2002 Los Angeles terrorist attack
WASHINGTON -- President Bush said the U.S.-led global war on terror has "weakened and fractured" al-Qaida and allied groups, outlining as proof new details about the multinational cooperation that foiled purported terrorist plans to fly a commercial airplane into the tallest skyscraper on the West Coast.

Mariah Carey, Kanye West take the lead in early awards
Mariah Carey won three early Grammy awards Wednesday night, putting her on track to crown one of the most impressive comebacks in recent music history.

U2 dominates the Grammys with five awards
After a long evening of flash and remembrance, the 48th annual Grammys ended up handing most of its gold Wednesday night to the reliable Irish rock band U2.

Study: Girls starting drug use at higher rates than boys
NEW YORK (AP) -- In a reversal of trends, teenage girls are trying marijuana, alcohol and cigarettes at higher rates than boys are, the White House drug czar said Thursday.

Antidepressant use in pregnancy controversial
Three studies published over the past week have sparked new concerns over the health risks of taking -- and not taking -- antidepressants during pregnancy.

Residents warned about paving scams in the area
State Attorney John Tanner is warning all residents to be on the alert for fraudulent paving scams operation in this area.

Police Report: teen arrested after allegedly stealing cross pendant from home
Arrest on burglary charge: A 16-year-old male juvenile was arrested on two counts of burglary early Wednesday morning, according to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.

Man accused of climbing lighthouse is released on $5,000 bond
The man who police said broke into the lighthouse and climbed on top of it dressed as a tiger was released Wednesday on $5,000 bond.

Youths put Lincolnville in the spotlight
A group of St. Augustine youths hope their efforts of the past year to showcase Lincolnville residents and their place in the civil rights movement will enlighten others as much as it did them.

Newly OK'd projects to bring 874 homes
Two new housing developments approved Wednesday by the St. Johns County Commission will bring 874 new single-family homes to the area, adding to an inventory of an estimated 70,000 approved but still unbuilt homes here.

Beach's $1.2M lot sale to aid other projects
ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH -- With $1.25 million in hand from the sale this week of two small vacant lots at the east end of 15th Street, the city can support three of its other projects, Mayor Frank Charles said Thursday.

Work set for S.R. 312
About a mile of State Road 312 -- from Old Beach Road to Pope Road -- will close March 15 for two months while a contractor widens the pavement and installs bicycle lanes.

Police Report: Woman's window shot
Woman finds bullet hole: A 53-year-old Armstrong woman found a bullet hole in her house Wednesday morning.

Emotions run high at feral-cat discussion
Tempers flared and many in the the room exploded into yelling when Vista Cove's feral cat colony became the night's topic.

Former county man competing in Olympics
He started skateboarding in Ponte Vedra Beach when he was 8 years old.

Jax man arrested in connection with bank robbery
A Jacksonville man has been arrested in connection with the robbery Monday of Compass Bank on U.S. 1 South in St. Augustine.

Woman won't be charged in grandson's stabbing
A grandmother will not be charged for stabbing her grandson, as it appears to be a case of self defense, according to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.

Defendant awaiting trial since May 2004
The State Attorney's Office should do more to hasten the trial date of a man charged with raping a 9-year-old Palm Valley girl in 1996, a St. Johns County Circuit Court judge said Thursday.

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George Taylor
George "Richard" Taylor, 72, of St. Augustine, died peacefully at his home after a long battle with cancer on Feb. l, 2006. Richard was constantly surrounded by his loved ones until he decided to take a walk with the Lord.

Kimberly Michelle Fowler Rake
Kimberly Michelle Fowler Rake, 29 passed away Feb. 5, 2006.

Danny Lester Taylor
Danny Lester Taylor, 69 passed away Feb. 6, 2006 surrounded by his loving family. Immediate survivors: Wife: Sylvia Vaughn Taylor of Jacksonville; daughters: Connie Byrd of Jacksonville, Kimberly Williams of China Lake, Calif.; son: David Taylor of Fredericksburg, Va.; sisters: Judy Taylor De Bow of Ponte Vedra Beach, Vicki Taylor Johnston of St. Augustine; brother: Joe Willis Taylor of Elkton; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, Feb.10, 2006 Craig Funeral Home. Visitation is from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Craig Funeral Home.

Phoebe Ross
Phoebe Ross, of Thunderbolt, Ga., died Feb. 8, 2006, at Mrs. Ross was a homemaker and a member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church.

Richard A. Tashjian
Richard A. Tashjian, 80, of West Palm Beach, died Jan. 28, 2006, at St. Luke's Hospital in Jacksonville. Mr. Tashjian was a native of Philadelphia, Pa., and had resided in West Palm Beach for 30 years, moving there from Detroit, Mich. Tashjian was a graduate of the University of Detroit where he had lived for 20 years, before moving to Florida. Mr. Tashjian was a civil engineer and owner of Richard Tashjian & Associates of West Palm Beach. Mr. Tashjian worked for the Detroit County Airport, retiring after 20 years of service. Mr. Tashjian served his country in the U. S. Air Force during World War II.

Deacon Lee Rives
Deacon Lee Rives, 71, of Hastings, died Feb. 2, 2006, at his home. Mr. Rives was a native of Hayneville, Ala., and had resided in Hastings since 1978. Deacon Rives was a farm laborer and a member of the Holiness Outreach Ministry. He was of the Pentecostal faith.

Randolph Ford
Randolph "Randy" Ford, 64, of Hastings, died Feb. 7, 2006, at his home. Mr. Ford was a native of Ocilla, Ga., and had lived in Hasting all of his life. Mr. Ford was a handy man in the construction industry.

John Duff
John "Bruce" Duff, 60, of St. Augustine, died Feb. 7, 2006, at Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville. Mr. Duff was a native of West Palm Beach and had lived in St. Augustine for the past 23 years. Mr. Duff was an architect, a member of the Community Chorus and the Astronomy Club. Mr. Duff was a member of the Ancient City Baptist Church.

Willie Jenkins
The Celebration of Life for Mr. Willie Jenkins, Jr., 71, a resident of St. Augustine, will be 1 p.m., Friday, Feb.10, 2006, at New St. James Missionary Baptist Church, 135 N. Rodriquez St., The Rev. Nathaniel Jackson, pastor, The Rev. Sidney Hardy, Sr., pastor, Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, Officiant.

George Taylor
George "Richard" Taylor, 72, of St. Augustine, died peacefully at his home after a long battle with cancer on Feb. 7, 2006. Richard was constantly surrounded by his loved ones until he decided to take a walk with the Lord.

John Alexander Crookshank
John Alexander Crookshank Jr., 85, son of John Crookshank Sr. and Margaret Baisden Crookshank, passed away Feb. 1, 2006, from complications of a stroke which occurred a month prior.

Don Prevatt
Don Prevatt, 72, of Gainesville, died Feb. 6, 2006, at his home in Gainesville. Mr. Prevatt was retired from Sears Roebuck in St. Augustine after 25 years as an appliance repairman. Services: 11 a.m. Friday at Fairbanks Cemetery in Fairbanks. Calling hours: Today from 6-8 p.m. at Milam Funeral Home, 311 S. Main St., Gainesville, FL 32601. Burial: Fairbanks Cemetery.

Denise Kapp Barber
Denise Kapp Barber, 41, of St. Augustine, died Feb. 4, 2006, at Flagler hospital. Mrs. Barber was a native of Harrisburg, Pa., and had resided in St. Augustine for the past three years. Mrs. Barber was a member of the church choir and Sunday school teacher at St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church, Steelton, Pa. Mrs. Barber has worked as a care taker for Alzheimer patients at Country Meadows ALF in Hershey, Pa.

Edward Pershing Crosbie
Edward Pershing Crosbie, 66, of St. Augustine, died Jan. 26, 2006, at his home. Mr. Crosbie was a native of McKeesport, Pa., and was a longtime resident of New Orleans, La., before moving to St. Augustine in 2002. Mr. Crosbie served his country in the U.S. Navy and later served as a merchant marine for more than 28 years.

Perspective: With Hamas victory comes clarity
Unexpected. Terrible. Inevitable. Everyone has a particular take on the dramatic Palestinian election victory of Hamas.

Around the Nation: Anti-war cartoonist denigrates our troops
I wonder if Tom Toles had Lance Cpl. Hugo Lopez in mind when he drew his little cartoon.

Editorial: Eight isn't enough -- anymore
There are two things that Florida's legislators seem sure to agree on in a serendipitous show of bipartisanship and brotherly love, come this spring. The first is that there are way too many constitutional amendments clogging up the lawmaking system. The second is that they'll need to introduce four or five more of them to fix it.

Perspective: Around the World
Egyptian Gazette, Cairo, on freedom of speech:

Perspective: Around the State
The Gainesville Sun, on President Bush's plans for a slow withdrawal from Middle East oil:

Letter: Is a price cut on a bad deal a good deal?
Editor: Health savings accounts sound like a good idea until you think about this typical example. If you have a stool test done by one of the leading medical labs you pay $70 if you have no insurance and $32 if you do have insurance. Why is this? The large medical insurance companies have a contracted (lower) price that "in-network" customers pay.

Perspective: Have we reached the point of no return yet?
Looking back at the history of tragic times often reveals that many -- or most -- of the people of those times were often preoccupied with things that look trivial, or even pathetic, in view of the catastrophe looming over them. Will later generations looking back at our times see a similar blindness, and even frivolousness, in the face of mortal dangers?

Editorial: Postal Service --lean and mean
The U.S. Postal Service recently handed customers a 2-cent hike in the cost of a stamp -- while extolling its efforts at cutting costs and waste. Wednesday we received an unexpected, unsolicited packet.

Plenty of activities planned for the youth at area churches
Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church youth department will host a talent show at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

St. Patrick's Day tributes at St. Anastasia
You don't have to be Irish to enjoy the annual St. Patrick Dinner Dance sponsored Feb. 24 by St. Anastasia Catholic Church.

Tributes to Black History Month, Valentine's Day
Black history and Valentine's Day are among the celebrations planned by area churches this second month of 2006.

Jamaican missionary at St. Anastasia, San Sebastian
Missionaries of the Poor founder, the Rev. Richard Ho Lung, will be speak at St. Anastasia Catholic Church at Masses Saturday and Sunday.

House of worship tour is Sunday
Ancient City Baptist Church was organized in 1887.

Volunteers set to leave on mission
Members of Cathedral Parish leave Wednesday for a 10-day medical mission to Honduras.

Four chaplains service at St. Mark
PALM COAST - St. Mark By The Sea Lutheran Church and American Legion Post No. 115 of Flagler County are partnering to sponsor the 8th Annual Four Chaplains Service at 7 p.m. Feb. 19. This year the service will not only reach the people of Flagler and surrounding counties, but will be also heard around the country, the Island of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the Bahamas.

'Say it with roses' title of Homeport Sunday presentation
Mark and Sandy Remington, will present a free drama, "Say It With Roses," at Homeport Christian Church Sunday at the 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. services.

RAWSRVNT concert Saturday at FWC
Family Worship Center presents a hip-hop concert featuring the 2006 Holy Hip- Hop Artist of the Year, RAWSRVNT at 7 p.m. Saturday at Family Worship Center, 2040 State Road 207.

Life of Ted Karam to be celebrated
Special to The Record"A Celebration of Ted Karam's Life," the man who founded the Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship in St. Augustine, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the church.

College Hoops: Florida St 80, Georgia Tech 79
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Andrew Wilson's 3-point shot with 1:31 left capped a 24-9 finish Thursday as Florida State defeated Georgia Tech 80-79, handing the Yellow Jackets their eighth consecutive loss.

Michaels traded from ABC to NBC for a cartoon bunny
NEW YORK -- Al Michaels was traded from ABC to NBC for a cartoon bunny, four rounds of golf and Olympic highlights.

NBA Capsules
TORONTO (AP) -- Tony Parker had 32 points and a season-high 13 assists, Michael Finley scored six of his 23 points in overtime, and the San Antonio Spurs beat the Toronto Raptors 125-118 Wednesday night for their seventh straight win.

Harvick says no one has filled Earnhardt's shoes
DAYTONA BEACH -- In at least one way, Dale Earnhardt may have been irreplaceable.

NASCAR NEXTEL CUP SCHEDULE
Feb. 17 -- GM Flex Fuel 250, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Fla.

Barlow, SAHS have high hopes for advancing past regional wrestling event
It's pretty much a guarantee that this year's regional wrestling tournament will go better for St. Augustine High School's Kenneth Barlow.

College Hoops: Top 25 Capsules
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Danilo Pinnock scored 21 points and George Washington won its 11th straight game.

Not live, nor from New York -- NBC set for Turin opening ceremony
TURIN, Italy (AP) -- Fifty years ago, at the last Winter Olympics held in Italy, the opening ceremony crowd watched in disbelief as skater Guido Caroli tripped and fell while heading to light the Olympic flame.

Local Roundup: St. Joe advances in boys hoops; SAHS, Menendez out
St. Joseph made it two-for-two after 10 for Bob Esguerra.

Memorable journey to end soon for Bloom
TURIN, Italy -- If anyone can buy into the idea that the journey is more important than the destination, it would be Jeremy Bloom.

The Roundup
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Minnesota's Wayne Krivsky was hired Wednesday as the Cincinnati Reds' next general manager, ending a two-week search that involved eight candidates.

Baseball, softball out at the 2012 Olympics -- and the call stands
TURIN, Italy (AP) -- Don't worry. Synchronized swimming, trampoline and rhythmic gymnastics are safe. Baseball and softball? Sorry, they're out for the 2012 Olympics.

Fraser has been a wall in the net for SAHS
As St. Augustine High's goalkeeper, it's fitting that John Fraser saved the Yellow Jackets' season.

Girls basketball playoffs: UC bumps St. Joe again
JACKSONVILLE -- Bob Esguerra knew it was going to be tough, and University Christian proved him right on the money.

Nease takes West Port to wire in close playoff loss
OCALA -- Upset was in the air Thursday night, but it wouldn't go through the net for the Nease girls basketball team.

Who's your top QB recruit in the SEC? Ask around
ATHENS, Ga. -- The nation's top-rated high school quarterback is coming to the SEC this fall.

Flyers 5, Islanders 2
PHILADELPHIA -- Mike Richards scored three goals, leading the undermanned Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-2 victory over the New York Islanders on Wednesday night.

Donald matches Spyglass record to take lead
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. -- Luke Donald was in the group ahead when Phil Mickelson blistered Spyglass Hill last year for a course-record 62. He remembers being amazed at the score, and hearing how it would be a long time before anyone else could do that at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Sweep for S.C.
GAINESVILLE -- South Carolina might want to face Florida again in the Southeastern Conference tournament.

HELLO TURIN: Counting down to opening ceremony, Olympic fever is a bit chilly
TURIN, Italy (AP) -- No crowd, no snow, no view of the mountains.

Buck O'Neil, other Negro Leaguers up for Hall of Fame
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Buck O'Neil's lean, sinewy frame is stooped just a bit, his grudging concession to 94 years.

TALE OF TWO TOWNS: Fur in sedate Sestriere, fun in scruffier Sauze D'Oulx
SESTRIERE, Italy -- At the Brahms Pub in this genteel Winter Olympics mountain hub, dimly lit booths are draped in red velvet and well-heeled patrons sip premium Scotch served by a bartender who confides with a flick of her head that she summers on the French Riviera.

Column: Tomasevicz a hero for the heartland
TURIN, Italy -- OK, I found our heartland hero. It was a complete fluke. He was standing by himself at a U.S. bobsled news conference, which has to be just about the loneliest place on earth. Here at the Winter Olympics, reporters will interview potted plants and McDonald's wrappers to get a story, but nobody would even get close to this kid.

Gretzky on tape talks about wife, gambling ring
TRENTON, N.J. -- Wayne Gretzky was recorded on a wiretap talking to the alleged financier of a gambling ring, discussing how the hockey great's wife could avoid being implicated, a person with knowledge of the investigation told The Associated Press on Thursday.

Girls Basketball Playoff Capsules
Nease (19-8) at Ocala West Port (24-3): Simply put, the Panthers must shoot better than they did in the district tournament if they want to keep playing past tonight.

Busch looking to repair image, make driving the focus
MILWAUKEE -- He has been called a punk. A spoiled brat. A petulant kid incapable of understanding the tremendous opportunities he was handed or appreciating a second chance and then a third.

NHL Capsules
OTTAWA (AP) -- Ilya Kovalchuk and Andy Sutton scored power-play goals and Kari Lehtonen made 34 saves, leading the Atlanta Thrashers to a 2-1 win over the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night.

Talented Tandem
For the past year, the Nease girls soccer team has controlled the state. But who controls Nease?

Hall of Fame QBs finally ready to race at Daytona
Roger Staubach is starting to get that adrenaline rush in anticipation of a new season. Only this time it's a different game.

Former Stalag 17 prisoner dies at 90
JACKSONVILLE BEACH (AP) -- Frank Grey, who was held in Stalag 17 by the Germans in World War II and known as the "Grey ghost" for his ability to avoid detection and escape, has died, his family said. Grey was 90.

Lawmakers: Video shows guards beating teenager at boot camp
TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- A videotape shows guards brutally beating a boy at a military-style boot camp for juvenile delinquents in Panama City not long before the teenager died, two lawmakers said Thursday.

Florida Supreme Court justices question challenge to gay-marriage amendment
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida Supreme Court justices had difficulty during oral arguments Wednesday seeing why a proposed state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage should be kept off the 2008 ballot.

High court scolds judge for interfering in DUI case
TALLAHASSEE -- A judge who told Lakeland police to illegally release the 19-year-old son of a friend arrested on a drunken driving charge received a public reprimand Wednesday from the Florida Supreme Court.

Police: Men confess to killing 'Curious George' collaborator
BOYNTON BEACH (AP) -- Two men have surrendered and confessed to killing Alan Shalleck, who collaborated with the co-creator of "Curious George" to bring the mischievous monkey to television and a series of book sequels, police said Thursday.

DNA testing and compensation bills advance in Legislature
TALLAHASSEE -- Legislation to expand DNA testing of inmates in old cases, once considered controversial, had clear sailing in a pair of legislative committees Wednesday.

2 charged in alleged plot to ship parts, weapons to China
MIAMI (AP) -- A Taiwanese national was charged Thursday in a federal indictment with acting as a covert Chinese agent and attempting to buy and export military parts and weaponry, including an F-16 fighter engine and sophisticated cruise missiles.

Fla. congressmen criticize drilling ban
WASHINGTON -- Florida Sens. Bill Nelson and Mel Martinez will have a hard enough time passing their proposed ban on eastern Gulf of Mexico drilling, considering the president and influential senators want to tap the area for natural gas and oil.

Man charged with taking perfume truck
WEST PALM BEACH (AP) -- Police didn't have to do much to sniff out this theft suspect.

Gun measure bogs down in Housecommittee
TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- A proposal that would allow workers to leave guns in their cars at the workplace stalled Wednesday in a House committee.

Court rejects appeal in student slayings
GAINESVILLE (AP) -- Danny Harold Rolling, who pleaded guilty to the grisly slayings of five University of Florida students in 1990, has lost his latest court appeal.

Filmmaker finishes surf movie featuring dozens from local surfer community
Filmmaker Dustin Miller admits he is concerned about how his newest movie, "The Dredge," will be received by viewers, critics and, perhaps most importantly, the local surfer community.

Local filmmaker finishes surf movie featuring dozens from local surfer community
Filmmaker Dustin Miller admits he is concerned about how his newest movie, "The Dredge," will be received by viewers, critics and, perhaps most importantly, the local surfer community.

Book 61 years overdue earns big fine in New Zealand
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- A public library book issued in 1945 racked up more than $6,100 in late fees, but the fine has been waived.

Mexico to appoint special prosecutor for anti-journalist crimes
MEXICO CITY -- The attorney general's office said Thursday that it will appoint a special prosecutor for crimes against journalists, such as this week's attack on the Nuevo Laredo newspaper El Manana by drug traffickers.

Going, going, gone? U.S.-led coalition shrinking
VIENNA, Austria -- The Ukrainians are long gone. So are the Norwegians. The Italians and South Koreans are getting ready to leave, and the Britons and Japanese could begin packing their bags later this year.

Preval on track to be Haiti's next president, initial vote results show
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) -- Rene Preval, a former president seen as a champion of Haiti's poor, appeared headed Thursday to a first-round election victory, even before official results were announced.

Fossil of oldest tyrannosaur discovered in China
CHICAGO -- Fossil hunters announced Wednesday that they have found the oldest known tyrannosaur -- an ancestor of the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex that sported a bizarre combination of features, including a large, fragile crest on its head that would have attracted mates but made it vulnerable in a fight.

French weekly reprints incendiary cartoons in 'defense of democracy'
PARIS -- A French satirical weekly reprinted on Wednesday the 12 caricatures of the prophet Muhammad that continued to generate anger across the Muslim world and violence in the Middle East.

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