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The Florida Keys’ Only Daily Newspaper, Est. 1876Brady leads All-Pro team — Page 1BTuesday January 25, 2011 ◆ Vol. 135 ◆ No. 25 ◆ 14 pages50 CentsWEATHERRaquel Brady, fourth gradeMary Immaculate Star of the SeaSunrise: 7:12 a.m.Sunset: 6:07 p.m.Today: Sunshine with showerHigh 76Tonight: Cloudy, thunders<strong>to</strong>rmsLow 72Complete forecast on Page 2AFLORIDABill targets slowpokesSlowpokes on U.S. 1 andother four-lane roads inFlorida may be facing newfines if a proposed bill passesstate legislative muster.Mo<strong>to</strong>rists who remain inthe left lane and impede trafficby driving <strong>to</strong>o slowly couldbe issued a ticket and facefines, according <strong>to</strong> H.B. 177.First-time offenders couldbe fined $100 and secondtimeoffenders could facefrom $250 <strong>to</strong> $500 in fines, butthat is still being discussed,said Beth Hartnett-Murphy,spokeswoman for the bill’ssponsor, Rep. Jeff Clemens,D-Lake Worth. Page 3A<strong>School</strong> <strong>Board</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>rule</strong> on WrightSuperintendent recommends firing;others lobbying for a second chanceBY JOHN L. GUERRACitizen StaffThe Monroe County <strong>School</strong><strong>Board</strong> will vote <strong>to</strong>day whether<strong>to</strong> fire suspended Key WestHigh <strong>School</strong> English teacherNick Wright.The board will considerSuperintendent Joe Burke’sadministrative complaint thataccuses Wright of using inappropriatesexual content in hislessons, of immoral conductand failure <strong>to</strong> “instruct humanreproductive abstinence <strong>to</strong>students,” which is a requirementunder state Departmen<strong>to</strong>f Education and local schooldistrict policies.<strong>School</strong> <strong>Board</strong> member RonMartin said he would votehis conscience after hearingBurke’s case.“Every e-mail, every phonecall I’ve gotten said that NickWright did wrong, but hedeserves a second chance,”Martin said Monday. “I willvote what I think is right. I’mnot going <strong>to</strong> be biased by anyoneelse.”As many as30 studentsare expected<strong>to</strong> speak duringthe publiccommentportion of theWrightboard meeting,which starts at 5 p.m. atthe district headquarters inKey West.<strong>Board</strong> Chairman John DickFirm collects data on traffic flowsaid he’ll let as many studentsspeak as he can.“I would like <strong>to</strong> let them allspeak, time willing,” he said.“But we’ll hold them <strong>to</strong> thethree-minute limit all speakershave <strong>to</strong> follow.”Students previously organizeda Dec. 17 march fromthe high school <strong>to</strong> the district’sTrumbo Road headquartersSTOCK ISLANDSee SCHOOL, page 8AFKCCdating<strong>rule</strong>stabled<strong>Board</strong> wants morespecific policyBY JOHN L. GUERRACitizen Staff2 officers killed infirefight; suspect deadST. PETERSBURG: Authoritiesand a fugitive holed upin an attic fired more than100 shots at each otherMonday in a firefight thatkilled two officers, woundeda deputy U.S. marshal andled <strong>to</strong> an hourslong standoffthat ended when the suspectwas found dead inside thehome. Page 3ANATIONIllinois court strikesEmanuel from ballotCHICAGO: An Illinoisappeals court threw formerWhite House chief of staffRahm Emanuel off the ballotfor Chicago mayor Tuesdaybecause he didn’t live in thecity in the year before theelection. Page 7AON THE RADIOROB O’NEAL/The CitizenThe Key West City Commission will not approve any new applications or renew expired contracts for businesses using <strong>to</strong>ur vehiclesuntil the city develops a long-term plan based on a traffic study now under way, which is expected <strong>to</strong> be completed by summer.KEY WESTStudy will provide framework for <strong>to</strong>ur franchisesBY MANDY MILESCitizen StaffThe frustration of Old Towntraffic congestion resultingfrom slow-moving pedestrians,speeding taxis, swarmsof scooters and meandering<strong>to</strong>ur trains has long beenfamiliar <strong>to</strong> Key West residents.But an in-progress, city-commissionedstudy is analyzingthat perpetual flow, assessingthe impact of different kindsof vehicles — including noiseand pollution — and recommendingways <strong>to</strong> reduce congestionin residential neighborhoods.The intent is not so much<strong>to</strong> document the obvious,but <strong>to</strong> provide hard data andcontext that will become theframework of franchise agreementsfor <strong>to</strong>ur trains, trolleysand other commercial vehiclesthat shuttle <strong>to</strong>urists fromone attraction <strong>to</strong> the next inthe city’s his<strong>to</strong>ric district.A report of the study’sfind ings is expected by thissummer.The Key West City Commissionlast year enacteda six-month mora<strong>to</strong>riumon new businesses that use<strong>to</strong>urism vehicles until suchtime as the traffic studydetermines the city’s capacityfor <strong>to</strong>ur vehicles. Officialslast week extended thatmora<strong>to</strong>rium by another sixmonths.Meanwhile, teams fromFort Lauderdale-basedCalvin, Giordano & AssociatesInc. have been in <strong>to</strong>wn for thepast month collecting data atvarious intersections, countingcars and calculating traveltimes from one location <strong>to</strong>another, said Jeff Maxwell,project manager for the$247,000 study.“We wrapped up one phaseof data collection last week,which included travel timedelays runs, when we timehow long it takes <strong>to</strong> get fromone place <strong>to</strong> another,” hesaid, adding that the teamhas selected 15 different cor-See TRAFFIC, page 8AThe Florida Keys CommunityCollege board on Monday postponedadopting a non-fraternizationpolicy until proposed<strong>rule</strong>s can be strengthened andreintroducedat the board’sFebruary meeting.The boardapproved anoverarching<strong>rule</strong> against Charlesintimidationlinked <strong>to</strong> romantic relationshipsin the workplace, butwants <strong>to</strong> see details supportingthat <strong>rule</strong> before voting onthem, college spokeswomanAmber Ernst-Leonard said.The board also adoptedlanguage that will give it thepower <strong>to</strong> approve final nonfraternizationpolicies, Ernst-Leonard said. The board ordinarilydoesn’t vote on policiesand procedures created by theadministration, she said.The <strong>rule</strong>s that will be consideredat February’s meetingwould require subordinatesSee FKCC, page 8AFlorida KeysCommunityCollegePresident LarryTyree talksabout Monday’sboard meeting.TyreeAlso on <strong>to</strong>day’s show:• Ralph Henriquez,KWHS athletics• Mill McCleary, Reef Relief• Capt. Pat Lefere, NAS Key West• Craig Cates, KW mayor• Emily Crum, marine sanctuary• Doug Gregory,Extension ServicesLOCAL NEWSUS1 Radio 104.1 FM:7:30 and 8:30 a.m. Noon, 5 and 6 p.m.98.7 FM Conch Country:7, 8 and 9 a.m. 3, 4, 5 and 6 p.m.STOCK ISLANDStalled housing project resurrectedBY TIMOTHY O’HARACitizen StaffFor years, Flagler Village Apartmentson S<strong>to</strong>ck Island was nothing more thana cleared parcel, and many questionedwhether anything would ever be builtthere.The project had been delayed formore than three years, as the tankingreal estate market made building andselling the affordable homes impossible,developers said. Monroe County,which is a partner in the project, grantedextensions on the project for years.However, the lot on MacDonaldAvenue is now abuzz with the soundof saws and hammers, as constructionworkers transform plans in<strong>to</strong> 49 <strong>to</strong>wnhouses that will be rented <strong>to</strong> workingresidents.About a half-dozen modular unitsare in place so far, and workers arehanging and installing flooring anddecking. The project developers, TimKoenig and Scott Oropeza, plan <strong>to</strong>have the work completed and tenantsmoving in by April.Koenig and Oropeza partnered withMonroe County, which purchased theland and is leasing it back <strong>to</strong> the developersfor 99 years on the promise ofcomplying with affordable housing criteriafor 50 years.The two- and three-bedroom units,which are built <strong>to</strong> hurricane standards,See FLAGLER, page 8AROB O’NEAL/The CitizenTim Nelson finishes the bathroom in a three-bedroom unit at Flagler VillageApartments on S<strong>to</strong>ck Island on Monday. Work resumed this month on the 49-unitaffordable housing project, which had been stalled for several years. Residents areexpected <strong>to</strong> begin moving in around April.INDEX ◆ CLASSIFIED ADS – 4-6B COMICS – 6A CRIME REPORT – 2A CROSSWORD – 5B KEYS CALENDAR – 2A OPINION – 4A SPORTS/LOTTERY – 1BTHE CITIZEN ONLINE ◆ keysnews.comFOR HOME DELIVERY ◆ (305) 292-7777

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 20113AMILE MARKERSKEY WESTPreschool needs sale goodsThe Key West Preschool Co-opseeks donations of books, <strong>to</strong>ys,clothes, furniture, handcrafts andother household items <strong>to</strong> sell at itsfundraising yard and book sale.The event will be from 8 a.m. <strong>to</strong>1 p.m. Saturday at the school, 2610Flagler Ave., Key West.Girl Scouts cookies will also beavailable for purchase.For more information, or <strong>to</strong>make a donation or reserve aspot <strong>to</strong> sell your own goods, callJennifer Phillips at 305-296-4749or Pam Huard at 808-358-8032.All proceeds will benefit the nonprofitschool.BIG PINE KEYMusic raises Habitat moneyHabitat for Humanity of Key Westand Lower Florida Keys will have oneof its largest fundraisers this weekend.The Island Grass Music Fest will befrom 1 <strong>to</strong> 5 p.m. Sunday on Habitat’sgrounds at Mile Marker 30.5.Admission is free. Proceeds from asilent auction, sale of sandwiches andsalads, and a Conch Chowder Cook-offwill help build affordable housing.To enter a 5-gallon chowder sample,call 305-294-9006.Entertainment will include TerryCassidy, the Doerfels, Piper Road SpringBand, Howard Livings<strong>to</strong>n & MM 24,Brian Roberts, Bobby D & the LivingRoom Slack Bank and C.W. Colt.STATE2 officers killed infirefight; suspect deadBY MITCH STACYAND TAMARA LUSHThe Associated PressST. PETERSBURG — Authoritiesand a fugitive holed upin an attic fired more than 100shots at each other Monday ina firefight that killed two officers,wounded a deputy U.S.marshal and led <strong>to</strong> an hourslongstandoff that ended whenthe suspect was found deadinside the home.St. Petersburg police spokesmanMichael Puetz said thesuspect was found dead whenofficers went in<strong>to</strong> the homeMonday afternoon, about sixhours after the shoo<strong>to</strong>ut, thelatest in a recent rash of shootingsacross the nation that havekilled or wounded law enforcemen<strong>to</strong>fficers.Law enforcement had beenat the home <strong>to</strong> arrest HydraLacy Jr., 39, around 7 a.m. onWILLIAM RANDOLPH NEWWilliam Randolph New wenthome <strong>to</strong> be with his wife and theLord on Jan. 23, 2011. He was aloving, caring husband, father,son and brother. He always hada smile or funny joke.He was preceded in death byhis wife of 46 years, Rachelle.He was survived by his daughter,Debbie (Keith); mother,Mabel Segars; sister, BarbaraGreen; brother, Mike (Diane);and aunts, uncles, nieces andnephews.Visitation will be at 10 a.m.Wednesday, Jan. 26 at the AllenJ. Harden Funeral Home inMount Dora, Fla., with a funeralservice immediately followingat 11 a.m.an aggravated battery charge,and investiga<strong>to</strong>rs believe he isthe one who opened fire on theofficers, Puetz said. They hadnot confirmed Lacy was theshooter.He said Lacy had a longrecord that includes convictionsfor armed robbery andsexual battery. He was listedas a sex offender with the stateand had failed <strong>to</strong> register inDecember with the PinellasCounty Sheriff’s Departmentas required. Deputies had beenlooking for him since then, andthe sheriff’s and police departmentshad issued bulletinsFriday asking authorities <strong>to</strong> beon the lookout for Lacy.“He was somebody we wanted<strong>to</strong> get off the streets, “ PoliceChief Chuck Harmon said.“Who expects <strong>to</strong> walk in<strong>to</strong> ahouse and get gunfire from theattic?” Harmon said authoritieshad been looking for LacyMARILYN RAE DELANDLIPSCOMBMrs. Marilyn Rae DeLandLipscomb of Mount Pleasant,S.C., entered her Father’s gloryon Friday, Jan. 21, 2011, after abrief stay at Charles<strong>to</strong>n HospiceCenter in Mount Pleasant,where she was surrounded byher family.Born April 18, 1943, in KeyWest, Fla., <strong>to</strong> the late Mr. JamesR. DeLand Sr. and Mrs. BessPenning<strong>to</strong>n DeLand, she wasa graduate of Key West High<strong>School</strong>, where she was a memberof the precision dance team,called the “Conchettes.” Sheearned a Bachelor of Sciencein nursing from Florida StateUniversity, pursuing a lifelongcalling of caring for othersthrough her career as a registerednurse.She is survived by her lovinghusband of 45 years, CalvinDuane Lipscomb, with whomshe also owned and operatedthe Driftwood on the Ashleynursing facility; her son, CalvinDuane Lipscomb Jr., and daughter-in-law,Karen Lipscomb, ofLakeville, Minn.; daughter, Mrs.Ashley L. Wendell, and sonin-law,Jason, of Selma, Texas;and daughter, Mrs. Jocelyn L.Everson, and son-in-law, Jason,of Lake Wylie, S.C. She was abeloved “Grancie” <strong>to</strong> her grandchildren:Amelia and FaithLipscomb; Zachary, Joshua andJoseph Wendell; and Liya andMary Elizabeth Everson.Also, her brother, MerleDeLand of Lakeland, Fla.;brother, James DeLand Jr., andsister-in-law, Rose, of Edison,N.J.; and sister, Edna Ramsdell,and brother-in-law, Dan, ofJacksonville, Fla.; as well asnumerous aunts, uncles, cousins,nieces and nephews.She was an active memberof the Isle of Palms First UnitedPaid obituaries are published onceunless the family or funeral home iswilling <strong>to</strong> pay for reruns. Obituaries up <strong>to</strong>six inches are $65; $75 with a pho<strong>to</strong>.Those more than six inches will becharged $10 an inch. Free death noticesa gym designedfor womenKmart Shopping CenterKey West • 305-293-8777OBITUARIESOBITUARY POLICYfor weeks and had been <strong>to</strong> thehouse before.Florida At<strong>to</strong>rney GeneralPam Bondi identified the slainofficers as Tom Baitinger, 48,and Jeffrey Yaslowitz, 39.Authorities said Baitingerhad been working with St.Petersburg police since 1996as a patrol officer, au<strong>to</strong> theftdetective and in field training.He is survived by his wife.list only the name of the person whodied and where services will be held.Obituaries may be edited <strong>to</strong> conformwith Citizen style and usage. E-mailedsubmissions are preferred. Send them <strong>to</strong>newsroom@keysnews.com.LAKE COUNTYPho<strong>to</strong> courtesy of the Monroe County Sheriff’s OfficeMonroe County Sheriff’s Office Explorers won several awards when they visitedLake County in December <strong>to</strong> compete in a number of activities, including firearms,a firearm training simula<strong>to</strong>r and a physical training challenge.KATHLEEN FLYNN/The Associated PressPolice officers embrace Monday morning outside the ambulanceentrance at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg after a manhiding in an attic sparked a firefight that killed two officers.Yaslowitz began his lawenforcement career in 1999with the department. Heworked with a K-9 unit and hisdog partner, Ace.He is survived by his wifeand three children, ages 5, 8and 12.The marshal was shot twicebut was doing fine, ChiefDeputy U.S. Marshal TomFigmik said.Methodist Church for 22 years,where she had a passion <strong>to</strong>share God’s word by leadingBible studies and serving inmany capacities <strong>to</strong> glorify God.It was said that her ministryand service went outside thedoors and beyond the shores.She was a majority memberof Key West Assembly No. 13of the International Order ofthe Rainbow for Girls, a leadershipand service organizationfor girls based on Christianprincipals. For more than 25years, she dedicated her life<strong>to</strong> Summerville Assembly No.28 as mother adviser. She alsoserved the Grand Assemblyof South Carolina as a SeniorGrand Executive Committeemember for almost 14 years.She is known and loved by hundredsof Rainbow Girls and adultworkers worldwide for her generousspirit, Christian exampleand love of worship music.She was an active member ofthe Summerville Order of theEastern Star Chapter No. 143,where she is an honorary lifetimemember.Her life was a living testimonyof the tremendous love ofGod and evidence of the workof His amazing grace.Stuhrs Funeral Home is incharge of all arrangements.A memorial worship servicecelebrating her life will be at4 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011,at the Isle of Palms First UnitedMethodist Church. Memorialsmay be sent <strong>to</strong> the churchbuilding fund, P.O. Box 807, Isleof Palms, S.C. 29451.REALTOR OF THE DAYJoanne Tarantino CRS,Prudential Knight Gardner Realty305-304-2012272194Join us for ourOPEN HOUSENo Appointment NecessaryWednesday, January 26th • 1-3pmFriday, January 28th • 1-3pmJanice Long:(305) 304-8024www.keyweststeamplant.comPresented by Location 3 Real Estate of Key West, Inc.328537KeyWestSmiles.comcheck it out!328338Nancy Swift:(305) 849-2455328776KEY LARGOTake a free yoga classKeys <strong>to</strong> Peace will sponsor a freeyoga sampler this weekend.The one-hour event will start at4 p.m. Sunday at the new IslandHammock Pet Hospital at 98175Overseas Highway, Key Largo.Several instruc<strong>to</strong>rs will demonstratevarious styles of yoga, structured<strong>to</strong> be fun and beneficial forboth novices who never have takena yoga class and experienced practitionerswho are looking <strong>to</strong> expandtheir knowledge.Starting Feb. 1, Keys <strong>to</strong> Peace, alocal nonprofit, will offer more yogaclasses. For more information, go <strong>to</strong>www.Keys<strong>to</strong>Peace.com.Bill targets slowpoke driversBY ADAM LINHARDTCitizen StaffSlowpokes on U.S. 1 andother four-lane roads inFlorida may be facing newfines if a proposed bill passesstate legislative muster.Mo<strong>to</strong>rists who remain in theleft lane and impede traffic bydriving <strong>to</strong>o slowly could beissued a ticket and face fines,according <strong>to</strong> H.B. 177.First-time offenders couldbe fined $100 and secondtimeoffenders could facefrom $250 <strong>to</strong> $500 in fines, butthat is still being discussed,said Beth Hartnett-Murphy,spokeswoman for the bill’ssponsor, Rep. Jeff Clemens, D-Lake Worth.The bill, should it pass,could affect drivers on U.S. 1,said Florida Highway Patrolspokesman Alex Annunzia<strong>to</strong>.“The perfect example wouldbe U.S. 1 in the Keys wherethere’s four lanes,” Annunzia<strong>to</strong>said. “That includes areas ofthe Stretch, large areas in KeyLargo, portions near BahiaHonda and so on. Whereveryou have four lanes.”The bill is aimed at decreasingcongestion, alleviatingroad rage and increasing fineswhen drivers commit threeunlawful acts simultaneously,such as speeding, improperlychanging lanes and following<strong>to</strong>o closely.There is already a state statutethat designates the leftlane for passing, but it is difficult<strong>to</strong> enforce, Annunzia<strong>to</strong>said.“Right now, the statutedoesn’t say what constitutesobstructing the left lane,” hesaid. “In other words, there’scurrently no clear directionfrom lawmakers on how <strong>to</strong>enforce the statute we alreadyhave.”The bill provides an exceptionthatallows drivers<strong>to</strong> remain inthe left lanewhen they aretraveling at thespeed limit,not impeding Clemenstraffic or whenconditions don’t allow them <strong>to</strong>safely move over.Money generated by thenew law would help fund pediatrictrauma centers and theEmergency Medical ServicesTrust Fund, which providesgrant money <strong>to</strong> medical volunteersand medical groupsthat help children.Six states — Illinois, Kansas,Kentucky, Louisiana, Maineand Massachusetts — havestatutes that limit the left lane<strong>to</strong> a passing lane, and 31 otherstates have variations of thelaw, but not all are convincedthe law is beneficial.“We haven’t had time<strong>to</strong> really study this bill, butsometimes the posted speedlimit is set as a maximumlimit,” said Kevin Bakewell,vice president of public andgovernment affairs for AAA inTampa. “Sometimes the speedlimit is <strong>to</strong>o fast for conditions,so generally speaking, if thebill punishes someone whois traveling safely in order <strong>to</strong>accommodate someone whois not, then we would have aproblem with that.”Clemens, however, hopesthat more highway signs andattention <strong>to</strong> the issue willtranslate <strong>to</strong> better mo<strong>to</strong>risteducation, and law enforcemen<strong>to</strong>fficers will not have <strong>to</strong>write many tickets.The success of the bill willbe determined on how lawmakersinterpret those issues,Bakewell said.“The devil is always in thedetails,” he added.alinhardt@keysnews.comCITIZEN OF THE DAYROB O’NEAL/The CitizenSamantha Langdale was born and raised in Key West andowns Keys Faces Modeling Agency. Langdale also is a Channel5 television host and works with Clear Channel Radio. ‘I lovebeing the mother of two boys involved in full-time Conchsports,’ she said.

4A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2011EDITORIAL BOARDPAUL A. CLARIN/PUBLISHERTOM TUELL/EDITORRALPH MORROW/SPORTS EDITOROPINIONED BLOCKCHARLIE BRADFORDKEN DOMANSKISHIRLEY FREEMANTODD GERMANBlurring religion andpolitics is bad policyAcross the country,legislatures madeup primarily of menare working with renewedenthusiasm and increasingprospects for success <strong>to</strong> limitthe ability of women <strong>to</strong> choosewhether or not <strong>to</strong> have anabortion.Legislatures and governor’smansions that switched fromDemocrat <strong>to</strong> Republican, orin some cases from moderateRepublican <strong>to</strong> more conservative,are choosing <strong>to</strong> use theirnew power <strong>to</strong> intrude on thelives of American women.That they ran on platformsthat were ostensibly all aboutexcessive government spending,lost jobs and governmentintrusion is not lost on someof us.Among the laws beingdrafted or already introducedare some that would banmost abortions at 20 weeksafter conception, establishmandates that women viewultrasound images of the fetusbefore receiving an abortionor curb insurance coveragefor abortion — even if theinsurance is provided by anemployer with no input of governmentfunds.The New York Times reportedthat Kansas’ new conservativegovernor, Sam Brownbeck,used his State of the Stateaddress <strong>to</strong> urge the KansasLegislature <strong>to</strong> send him legislationthat “protects the unborn,establishing a culture of lifein Kansas.” One of the bills hewants <strong>to</strong> see is a bill requiringwomen <strong>to</strong> submit <strong>to</strong> anultrasound examination beforehaving an abortion.The manda<strong>to</strong>ry ultrasoundbills are particularly odiousbecause they allow theLegislature <strong>to</strong> directly intrudeon the doc<strong>to</strong>r-patient relationship.They contain an implicitmessage that a woman whohas taken serious steps <strong>to</strong>wardhaving an abortion is unawareof what she is doing andshould be forced <strong>to</strong> view anultrasound before having amedical procedure. In addition<strong>to</strong> Kansas, the Times predictedthat the first states likely <strong>to</strong>pursue ultrasound legislationare Kentucky, Indiana,Maryland, Montana, Texas,Virginia, Wyoming and Ohio.Try <strong>to</strong> imagine a predominantlymale legislature taking asimilarly paternalistic attituderegarding any medical procedurethat men undergo.The most serious flaw insuch legislation is that it blursEdi<strong>to</strong>rialthe line between state andreligion.At its core, the debate overwhen life begins is one ofreligion and faith, especiallyamong those who hold thatlife exists from the momen<strong>to</strong>f conception and from thatmoment on it is government’sjob <strong>to</strong> protect that life.Some religions and sectshold that belief, others donot. Those that do are withintheir rights <strong>to</strong> hold theirmembers accountable. BishopThomas J. Olmsted, head ofthe Phoenix Catholic Diocese,did that last year when heannounced that a nun whowas administra<strong>to</strong>r of St.Joseph’s Hospital there wasexcommunicated for allowingan abortion <strong>to</strong> be performedon a seriously ill woman whowas 11 weeks pregnant. Healso stripped the hospital ofits Catholic status.A bishop is free <strong>to</strong> believethat it is God’s will that awoman die rather than havean abortion or that a womanbe compelled <strong>to</strong> bear a childconceived in rape or incest.But that standard should notbe codified by a state legislatureor Congress.Tens of millions ofAmericans who do notbelong <strong>to</strong> one of the strains ofChristianity, Judaism or Islamthat prohibits abortion invarying degrees should not belegally bound by their fellowcitizens’ religious beliefs.This past weekend, thosewho oppose a woman’s right<strong>to</strong> choose whether <strong>to</strong> havean abortion or not, decriedthe Supreme Court’s decisionin Roe v. Wade that 38 yearsago recognized that governmentshould not take sidesin the debate over whetherabortion is “right” or “moral.”It is a decision that shouldbe hailed by people who callthemselves conservative andclaim <strong>to</strong> believe the best governmentis the least government.One of the things that hasset this nation apart from itsbeginnings is that it is nota theocracy. But when thelegislature begins codifyingreligious dogma, it’s on theslippery slope <strong>to</strong> theocracy,and people of all political andreligious persuasions shouldbe alarmed.— The (Youngs<strong>to</strong>wn, Ohio)Vindica<strong>to</strong>rLand authority chief’stax liens are a scamIt appears [Monroe CountyLand Authority ExecutiveDirec<strong>to</strong>r] Mark Rosch, whoI affectionately call “BernieMadoff Jr.,” has come up withanother scam <strong>to</strong> steal privateproperty in the Florida Keys.Here’s Bernie’s new scam:The Key Largo WastewaterTreatment District puts a $500sewer assessment on all land inKey Largo, whether it is buildableor not.Most of these lots weremade unbuildable when the1986 land use plan went in<strong>to</strong>effect on Sept. 15, 1986 — andBernie knows that. When thishappened, most of the vacant,unbuildable parcels weredropped <strong>to</strong> a $50 assessedvalue and a tax bill was no longergenerated.Most of the folks who ownedthese lots <strong>to</strong>ok it in stride andleft the fight for building rightsfor another day.Some moved and neverchanged the address on theirproperty cards, not knowingthat the sewer board was going<strong>to</strong> want $500 for a sewer systemon an unbuildable lot.This is when our boy Berniecomes in through the backLetters <strong>to</strong> the edi<strong>to</strong>rdoor and files a tax certificateso he can acquire these lots forsquat through a tax sale. Whata scam!I looked in the tax collec<strong>to</strong>r’srecords and Bernie has pulledhundreds of tax certificates onthese unbuildabloe lots.Bernie Sr. would be proud.Salvador Gutierrez Jr.Key LargoChamber supports theHiggs Beach Park planThe Key West Chamber ofCommerce heartily endorsesthe Higgs Beach Park MasterPlan and proceeding withPhase 2 for that plan.Great improvements havebeen made at Higgs Beachover the past two years.Moni<strong>to</strong>ring of the area bythe Monroe County Sheriff’sOffice has improved a difficultvagrancy issue and createda friendly environmentfor the enjoyment of visi<strong>to</strong>rs<strong>to</strong> our island, as well as forlocals.Repair of the pier has largelyeliminated a safety concernand provided an attraction.But more remains <strong>to</strong> bedone for this park area <strong>to</strong>reach its full potential andmaximum utilization.The chamber believes themaster plan contains the elements<strong>to</strong> reach that potential:• Relocating the children’splayground <strong>to</strong> the same sideof the road as the beach andrest facilities eliminates aserious safety concern forour children and those of ourvisi<strong>to</strong>rs. This is another stepcloser <strong>to</strong> becoming a trulyfamily-friendly destination.• The roadway relocationalso unclutters the wholesite, providing a respectfuland safe pedestrian bufferbetween the roadway andthe West Martello Tower andAfrican Cemetery.• Creating open greenspace with nature/exercisetrails adds a missing element<strong>to</strong> the benefit of all.Aside from the obviousenjoyment by our families,we believe the master planprovides an amenity <strong>to</strong> our<strong>to</strong>urism-based economy thatmakes the area more welcoming.This can only work <strong>to</strong>wardthe betterment of employmentand the economy in KeyWest and Monroe County. ...Virginia A. PanicoKey West Chamber ofCommercePromote nonviolencein creative waysOut of the memory of mytwo older brothers who gotshot and stabbed <strong>to</strong> death, Isponsored a local KentuckyLittle League baseball team in1995 and named it “Be Kind.”Not sure how much influenceBe Kind had with its jerseys.However, as we experience theArizona shootings, maybe it’stime that we think outside thebox for ways like Be Kind teamnames <strong>to</strong> teach peace andgood will <strong>to</strong> our kids. Wouldyou sponsor a local inclusiveBe Kind team or organizationfor kids?Mike SawyerKey WestEither levy a <strong>to</strong>llor require IQ testsI believe <strong>to</strong>lls should belevied for anyone coming <strong>to</strong>the Florida Keys. Parking is apremium. The old Seven MileBridge did a pretty good jobof keeping people in cars incheck. It <strong>to</strong>ok a pretty bravesoul <strong>to</strong> cross that bridge. If theydon’t levy <strong>to</strong>lls, they shouldmake IQ tests manda<strong>to</strong>ry.Charles McKnightKey WestLETTERS POLICY: The Key West Citizen welcomes your letters <strong>to</strong> the edi<strong>to</strong>r, and asks that readers follow these guidelines for letter submission. • Only original lettersaddressed <strong>to</strong> The Citizen will be published; open letters are not accepted. • Letters must include the writer’s name, address and a daytime telephone number. Pseudonyms arenot knowingly accepted. • Maximum length for letters is 350 words. • We do not publish poetry, letters anonymously written, third-party letters, political endorsement lettersor letters praising or criticizing a local business. • Letters of thanks <strong>to</strong> individuals will be considered; but not letters recognizing sponsors or supporters of organizations or theirevents. • Writers are limited <strong>to</strong> one letter every two weeks. • Letters can be submitted via e-mail at edi<strong>to</strong>r@keysnews.com, by fax at 305-295-8005, or by mail addressed <strong>to</strong>:Letters <strong>to</strong> the edi<strong>to</strong>r, Key West Citizen, P.O. Box 1800, Key West, FL 33041. • The publisher has final authority on publication of submitted material.The competition myth: Is Obama wrapping a good cause in an old cliche?BY PAUL KRUGMANNew York TimesMeet the new buzzword,same as theold buzzword. Inadvance of the State of theUnion, President BarackObama has telegraphed hismain theme: competitiveness.The president’s EconomicRecovery Advisory <strong>Board</strong>has been renamed thePresident’s Council on Jobsand Competitiveness. And inhis Saturday radio address, thepresident declared that “Wecan out-compete any othernation on Earth.”This may be smart politics.Arguably, Obama has enlistedan old cliche on behalf of agood cause, as a way <strong>to</strong> sella much-needed increase inpublic investment <strong>to</strong> a publicthoroughly indoctrinated inthe view that governmentspending is a bad thing.But let’s not kid ourselves:Talking about “competitiveness”as a goal is fundamentallymisleading. At best, it’s amisdiagnosis of our problems.At worst, it could lead <strong>to</strong>policies based on the false ideathat what’s good for corporationsis good for America.About that misdiagnosis:What sensedoes it make <strong>to</strong> viewour current woes asstemming from lackof competitiveness?It’s true that we’dhave more jobs if weexported more andimported less. Butthe same is true of Europeand Japan, which also havedepressed economies. Andwe can’t all export more whileimporting less, unless we canfind another planet <strong>to</strong> sell <strong>to</strong>.Yes, we could demand thatChina shrink its trade surplus— but if confronting China iswhat Obama is proposing, heshould say that plainly.Furthermore, while Americais running a trade deficit, thisdeficit is smaller than it wasbefore the Great Recessionbegan. It would help if wecould make it smaller still.But ultimately, we’re in a messbecause we had a financialcrisis, not because Americancompanies have lost their ability<strong>to</strong> compete with foreignrivals.But isn’t it at leastsomewhat useful <strong>to</strong>think of our nationas if it were AmericaInc., competing inthe global marketplace?No.Consider: A corporateleader whoincreases profits by slashinghis work force is consideredsuccessful. Well, that’s moreor less what has happened inAmerica recently: Employmentis way down, but profits arehitting new records. Who,exactly, considers this economicsuccess?Still, you might say thattalk of competitiveness helpsObama quiet claims that he’santi-business. That’s fine,as long as he realizes thatthe interests of nominally“American” corporations andthe interests of the nation,which were never the same,are now less aligned than everbefore.Take the case of GeneralElectric, whose chief executive,Jeffrey Immelt, has justbeen appointed <strong>to</strong> head thatrenamed advisory board. Ihave nothing against eitherGE or Immelt. But with fewerthan half its workers based inthe United States and less thanhalf its revenues coming fromU.S. operations, GE’s fortuneshave very little <strong>to</strong> do with U.S.prosperity.By the way: Some havepraised Immelt’s appointmen<strong>to</strong>n the grounds that at leasthe represents a company thatactually makes things, ratherthan being yet another financialwheeler-dealer. Sorry <strong>to</strong>burst this bubble, but thesedays GE derives more revenuefrom its financial operationsthan it does from manufacturing— indeed, GE Capital,which received a governmentguarantee for its debt, was amajor beneficiary of the WallStreet bailout.So what does the administration’sembrace of the rhe<strong>to</strong>ricof competitiveness meanfor economic policy?The favorable interpretation,as I said, is that it’s justpackaging for an economicstrategy centered on publicinvestment, investment that’sactually about creating jobsnow while promoting longertermgrowth.The unfavorable interpretationis that Obama and hisadvisers really believe thatthe economy is ailing becausethey’ve been <strong>to</strong>o <strong>to</strong>ugh onbusiness, and that whatAmerica needs now is corporatetax cuts and across-theboardderegulation.My guess is that we’re mainlytalking about packaginghere. And if the president doespropose a serious increase inspending on infrastructureand education, I’ll be pleased.But even if he proposesgood policies, the fact thatObama feels the need <strong>to</strong> wrapthese policies in bad metaphorsis a sad commentary onthe state of our discourse.The financial crisis of 2008was a teachable moment, anobject lesson in what can gowrong if you trust a marketeconomy <strong>to</strong> regulate itself. Norshould we forget that highlyregulated economies, likeGermany, did a much betterjob than we did at sustainingemployment after the crisishit. For whatever reason, however,the teachable momentcame and went with nothinglearned.Obama himself may do allright: his approval rating is up,the economy is showing signsof life, and his chances of reelectionlook pretty good. Butthe ideology that brought economicdisaster in 2008 is backon <strong>to</strong>p — and seems likely <strong>to</strong>stay there until it brings disasteragain.Paul Krugman is a syndicatedcolumnist with The NewYork Times and winner of the2008 Nobel Memorial Prize inEconomic Sciences. His columnappears in The Citizen onTuesdays.

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 20115ANATIONNEW YORK9/11 coin crackdown calledBURLINGTON, VT.Plane with possible open door landsCLINTON, IOWAMONTGOMERY, ALA.Taco Bell sued over beefTwo New York lawmakers calledMonday for a crackdown on a companythat is selling Sept. 11 commemorativecoins supposedly containing silverfrom ground zero.U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer and U.S.Rep. Jerrold Nadler, both Democrats,said Port Chester, N.Y.-based NationalCollec<strong>to</strong>r’s Mint is “profiteering off anational tragedy” by advertising itscoins as an authorized memen<strong>to</strong> of theWorld Trade Center attacks.“With the 10th anniversary of 9/11approaching, we should unfortunatelyexpect more scams, as criminals andsnake oil salesmen seek <strong>to</strong> profit fromthe deep emotional connection thatmillions of Americans have <strong>to</strong> that terribletragedy,” Nadler said.Air travel authorities say a United Express planewith a possible open door and steering problemsmade an emergency landing in Vermont shortlyafter taking off for Washing<strong>to</strong>n, D.C.The plane was carrying about 40 people andwas operated by Atlantic Southeast Airlines.It had taken off from Burling<strong>to</strong>n InternationalAirport on Monday morning and had <strong>to</strong> returnthere. No injuries have been reported.The Airport Operations Office says a light inthe plane’s cockpit showed a passenger doorwas open and a pilot reported steering problems.Firefighters, police officers and ambulancecrews from more than a dozen area agenciesconverged on the South Burling<strong>to</strong>n airport.Chicago-based United Air Lines Inc.’s websitesays United Express flights are operated byvarious regional carriers serving the U.S. andCanada. The airline is investigating.KEVIN E. SCHMIDT/The Associated PressRapper-turned-reality show star William Dray<strong>to</strong>n, better known asFlavor Flav, right, serves the first batch of chicken he cooked justminutes earlier <strong>to</strong> 12-year-old Nick Cimino Jr. at Flav’s Fried Chickenin Clin<strong>to</strong>n, Iowa, on Monday. Flav, who has a culinary degree and restaurantexperience, picked this unlikely launch location after consultingwith business partner and local restaurateur, Nick Cimino Sr.An Alabama law firm claims ina lawsuit that Taco Bell is usingfalse advertising when it refers <strong>to</strong>using “seasoned ground beef” or“seasoned beef” in its products.The meat mixture sold by TacoBell restaurants contains bindersand extenders and does notmeet the minimum requirementsset by the U.S. Department ofAgriculture <strong>to</strong> be labeled as“beef,” according <strong>to</strong> the legalcomplaint.The class-action lawsuit wasfiled Friday in federal court inthe Central District of Californiaby the Montgomery law firmBeasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin,Portis & Miles.Naturalgas blastdisruptsOhio <strong>to</strong>wnBY MEGHAN BARRThe Associated PressFAIRPORT HARBOR, Ohio— Built-up pressure in naturalgas lines led <strong>to</strong> a house explosion,a series of fires and a briefevacuation order on a frigidmorning Monday for an Ohiovillage of about 3,000 people,none of whom appeared <strong>to</strong> beinjured.At least 15 fires were reportedin homes, apartments andother buildings in FairportHarbor, a lakefront village onLake Erie about 30 miles northeas<strong>to</strong>f Cleveland. All had beenextinguished by mid-afternoon,said Tom Talcott, deputychief of the fire department innearby Men<strong>to</strong>r.The fires rendered severalstructures uninhabitable,Talcott said. Officials were stillchecking homes in late afternoon<strong>to</strong> make sure no gas builtup in unoccupied ones duringthe day.Temperatures were wellbelow freezing at the time ofTHE ASSOCIATED PRESSREDWOOD CITY, Calif. — ACalifornia man whose motherwas convicted of trying <strong>to</strong> killhis dad with a poisoned milkshaketwo decades ago has beenaccused of severely beating thefather — apparently blaminghim for his mother’s imprisonment,authorities said.Jonathan Ortiz, 20, ofRedwood City pleaded notguilty Friday in San MateoCounty Superior Court <strong>to</strong> twocounts of assault with a deadlyMICHAEL ALLEN BLAIR/The Associated PressFirefighters watch an apartment building fire Monday in FairportHarbor, Ohio.the explosion, and residentswho evacuated went <strong>to</strong> a communitycenter. Jeff Zidonis,spokesman for gas companyDominion East Ohio, couldn’tsay whether the cold was a fac<strong>to</strong>rin the pressure problemsthat led <strong>to</strong> the explosion.“It could be,” he said.“Obviously we’ve had one ofthe coldest nights that we’vehad in two years. But that’sspeculation at this time.”An evacuation had beenordered because the firedepartment was overwhelmedby calls reporting gas odorsand could not respond <strong>to</strong> allof them. Once reinforcementsarrived, residents were <strong>to</strong>ld <strong>to</strong>instead turn off gas lines andstay inside when the situationweapon and inflicting greatbodily injury.Ortiz’s mother, ElizabethFuentes, has been behind barssince her 2002 conviction onattempted murder charges inthe March 1992 poisoning.Prosecu<strong>to</strong>rs said Ortizattacked his father, GilbertOrtiz, in June and Oc<strong>to</strong>ber andpurportedly screamed aboutwhat his father had done <strong>to</strong>Fuentes. During the Juneattack, he put a knife <strong>to</strong> hisfather’s chest, District At<strong>to</strong>rneySteve Wagstaffe said.stabilized.Residents who evacuated <strong>to</strong>the community center beganreturning home by late morning.Law enforcement officialsand more than a dozen firetrucks had converged on thecenter, where concerned residentswith leashed dogs in <strong>to</strong>wwere waiting for the all-clear <strong>to</strong>go home.“Hopefully we’ll get everybodyup and go home andmake sure our house is OK,and make sure there’s no waterexploding out of pipes frombeing frozen,” said DorothyTye, 45, who left at 7:30 a.m.after discovering that the furnacewasn’t working. “That’swhat we’re hoping for.”Father attacked 19 years after poisoningGilbert Ortiz initially <strong>to</strong>ldauthorities both times that hehad been a victim of robberies.A family member eventuallycalled the detective who investigatedthe poisoning case <strong>to</strong>report that Jonathan Ortiz wasresponsible for the beatings,prosecu<strong>to</strong>rs said.The younger Ortiz, who hadbeen living with his father andother family members since hismother’s imprisonment, <strong>to</strong>ldauthorities the beatings weredone in self-defense, prosecu<strong>to</strong>rssaid.NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM METHOD OF COLLECTINGNON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTSIslamorada, Village of Islands, Florida (the “Village”) hereby provides notice, pursuant <strong>to</strong>section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida Statutes, of its intent <strong>to</strong> use the uniform method of collectingnon-ad valorem special assessments <strong>to</strong> be levied within the incorporated area of the Village, forthe cost of providing wastewater utility services and infrastructure commencing for the FiscalYear beginning on Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 1, 2011 and continuing until discontinued by the Village. The Villagewill consider the adoption of a resolution electing <strong>to</strong> use the uniform method of collecting suchassessments authorized by section 197.3632, Florida Statutes, at a public hearing <strong>to</strong> be heldat 5:30 p.m. on February 10, 2011 at the Founders Park Community Center, 87000 OverseasHighway, Islamorada, Village of Islands, Florida. Such resolution will state the need for the levyand will contain a legal description of the boundaries of the real property subject <strong>to</strong> the levy.Copies of the proposed form of resolution, which contains the legal description of the realproperty subject <strong>to</strong> the levy, are on file at the Village Clerk’s Offi ce, Village Administrative Centerand Public Safety Headquarters, 86800 Overseas Highway, 3rd Floor, Islamorada, Florida. Allinterested persons are invited <strong>to</strong> attend.In the event any person decides <strong>to</strong> appeal any decision by the Village with respect <strong>to</strong> any matterrelating <strong>to</strong> the consideration of the resolution at the above-referenced public hearing, a recordof the proceeding may be needed and in such an event, such person may need <strong>to</strong> ensure thata verbatim record of the public hearing is made, which record includes the testimony andevidence on which the appeal is <strong>to</strong> be based. In accordance with the Americans with DisabilitiesAct, persons needing a special accommodation or an interpreter <strong>to</strong> participate in this proceedingshould contact the Village Clerk at (305) 664-6412, seven (7) days prior <strong>to</strong> the date of the hearing.DATED this 25th day of January 2011By Order of:VILLAGE COUNCILISLAMORADA, VILLAGE OF ISLANDS, FLORIDAJanuary 25, 2011 Key West Citizen 329120Air Force chief pleads guilty <strong>to</strong> sexual misconductBY JIM SUHRThe Associated PressMASCOUTAH, Ill. — Asenior Ohio Air Force base officialpleaded guilty on Monday<strong>to</strong> sexual misconduct andadultery, blaming extramaritalaffairs he had with marriedfemale subordinates and inappropriatesexual advances hemade <strong>to</strong>ward others on getting“caught up in a cycle of sin.”Chief Master Sgt. WilliamGurney was the senior enlistedman at the Air Force MaterielCommand at Wright-PattersonAir Force Base near Day<strong>to</strong>n,Ohio, when allegations ofsexual impropriety surfaced in2009.While entering his guiltypleas <strong>to</strong> 13 counts at Scott AirBY DAN JOLINGThe Associated PressANCHORAGE, Alaska — Ahighly endangered whale thatspends summers in Russianwaters has crossed from theBering Sea in<strong>to</strong> the Gulf ofAlaska.U.S. and Russia researchershave tracked the 13-yearoldmale western Pacific graywhale, dubbed “Flex,” fromRussia across the BeringSea, through the AleutianIslands in<strong>to</strong> the Gulf of Alaskaabout 400 miles south of theAlaska fishing community ofCordova.Bruce Mate, head of OregonState University’s MarineForce Base insouthwesternIllinois, the 27-year Air Forceveteran <strong>to</strong>ldAir Force Col.W. ThomasCumbie, theGurneymilitary judgeoverseeing his case, aboutindiscretions dating back <strong>to</strong>mid-2007. He said he had hadsex with four married womenbased at Wright-Patterson whowere lower in rank than him,and that he exchanged sexuallyexplicit pictures with andkissed or fondled female subordinates.Gurney also <strong>to</strong>ld Cumbiethat he twice had sex withhis wife in front of a marriedenlistee whose husband wasMammal Institute, calledthe whale’s location “prettydarn amazing.” No one hasdocumented winter habits ofwestern gray whales, he said.Others of the species mayspend winters elsewhere, buta route over deep water inthe Bering Sea and the Gulf ofAlaska is “something of a paradigmshift” given that easterngray whales are considerednear-shore animals.“Flex is writing a new chapterfor western gray whales,but there may be several chapters<strong>to</strong> be written yet,” he said.Western Pacific gray whalesare the second-most threatenedspecies of large whaleafter North Pacific right whales.unaware.“I was caught in a cycleof sin,” Gurney said, beforeadmitting he “failed not onlyas an airman but as a husband.”Cumbie <strong>to</strong>ssed out anobstruction of justice countagainst Gurney, but Gurney stillfaces five counts <strong>to</strong> which hehas pleaded not guilty. Thosecounts allege that he madesexual advances <strong>to</strong>ward twosubordinates that amounted<strong>to</strong> mistreatment, that he fondledone of those women andthat he abused his authority.Court martial proceedingsbegan Monday on those fivecounts, and a six-person jurywas chosen from among rankingofficers at Scott Air ForceBase.Rare whale leaves Bering Sea for Gulf of AlaskaBEST NOT FORGET!Just 130 of the animals remain.They spend summers nearSahkalin Island at the southend of the Sea of Okhotsk.In contrast, eastern Pacificgray whales number about18,000 animals. They breedand give birth in warm water,mostly along Baja California,and migrate north <strong>to</strong> spendsummers on feeding groundsin Alaska’s Bering, Chukchiand Beaufort seas.Scientists have been moni<strong>to</strong>ringthe tagged whale sincehe showed up as a calf with hismother in 1997. It’s unknownif the whale has company onits journey, but baleen whalesgenerally do not travel <strong>to</strong>gether.ValentinesMENU & GIFTSWhy not treat the loveof your life withsomething special thisValentine’s Day?Look for ourspecial feature in theKey West Citizenfor great dealsand great ideas!FEBRUARY 10TH & 11THADVERTISERS! 25,000 Keys readers want <strong>to</strong>hear what you have <strong>to</strong> say!FOR MORE INFO:305-292-7777 X269kbondkeysnews.com or contact your existing advertising representative.328522

6A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2011ROSE IS ROSECOMICSPat BradyMOTHER GOOSE AND GRIMMMike PetersPEANUTSCharles M. SchulzSHOEJeff MacNellyDILBERTScott AdamsKIT & CARLYLE Larry WrightMODERATELY CONFUSED J. StahlerGARFIELDJim DavisHERMANJim UngerMARMADUKE Brad AndersonBEETLE BAILEYMort WalkerBORN LOSERArt & Chip SansonARLO & JANISJimmy JohnsonFRANK & ERNESTBob ThavesSUDOKUComplete the grid so thatevery row, column and 3x3 boxcontains every digit from 1 <strong>to</strong> 9inclusively.THE GRIZZWELLSBill SchorrMONTYBIG NATEJim MeddickLincoln PeirceTHE WORLD ALMANACTuesday, January 25, 2011Today is the 25th day of2011 and the 36th day ofwinter.TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1533,King Henry VIII of Englandmarried Anne Boleyn.In 1787, Shays’ Rebellionbroke out in Massachusetts.In 1915, Alexander GrahamBell made the first transcontinentaltelephone call fromNew York <strong>to</strong> San Francisco.In 1961, a few days afterhis inauguration, PresidentJohn F. Kennedy held thefirst televised presidentialnews conference.TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS:Robert Burns (1759-1796),poet; W. Somerset Maugham(1874-1964), novelist;Virginia Woolf (1882-1941),novelist/essayist; Etta James(1938-), singer; Paul Nurse(1949-), biochemist/Nobellaureate; Alicia Keys (1981-), singer.TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1924,the first Winter Olympicsbegan in Chamonix, France.TODAY’S QUOTE: “Yet itis in our idleness, in ourdreams, that the submergedtruth sometimes comes <strong>to</strong>the <strong>to</strong>p.” -- Virginia WoolfTODAY’S FACT: In thefirst Winter Olympics, theCanadian ice-hockey teamtrounced their opponents,winning all five games andoutscoring the competition110-3.TODAY’S NUMBER: 6 -- number of wives KingHenry VIII had, two of whomhe ordered executed bybeheading.TODAY’S MOON: Betweenfull moon (Jan. 19) and lastquarter (Jan. 26).Find Today's Horoscope, Crossword Puzzle, Celebrity Cipher, BridgeTips and Dear Abby in the Citizen Keyswide Classified Section.

3288788A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2011WORLDBombing at Moscow airport called terrorist attackBY NATALIYA VASILYEVAThe Associated PressMOSCOW — Terrorists struck again in theheart of Russia, with a suicide bomber blowinghimself up Monday in Moscow’s busiestairport and turning its international arrivalsterminal in<strong>to</strong> a smoky, blood-spattered hallof dismembered bodies, screaming survivorsand abandoned suitcases.At least 35 people were killed, including twoROB O’NEAL/The CitizenCarpenter Terry Pierce cuts siding Monday morning at FlaglerVillage Apartments.FlaglerContinued from page 1ATrafficContinued from page 1Aridors <strong>to</strong> evaluate in the comingmonths.The team will host an openhouse in early February,Maxwell said, and will be availablefor eight hours on the chosenday so the public can s<strong>to</strong>pin, ask questions or voice anyconcerns they have about trafficand congestion in Key West.The date, time and location ofthat open house is yet <strong>to</strong> be<strong>School</strong>Continued from page 1A<strong>to</strong> protest Wright’s suspensionand possible firing.Wright was suspended withoutpay Dec. 15 after PrincipalTheresa Axford, district administra<strong>to</strong>rsand at least one stateeducation official saw Wrightuse sexually explicit languagein PowerPoint lesson materials.A subsequent district investigationrevealed dozens ofexamples of inappropriatelesson content. Two of thoseexamples cited by Burkeinclude sentences describing astudent telling Wright <strong>to</strong> performfellatio on himself and asentence in which one personcommands another person <strong>to</strong>“Go f*** yourself with a rottenavocado.”Wright said he wants theboard <strong>to</strong> know that he usedoffensive or sexually explicitlanguage in only a portion ofhis lessons each semester. Healso has said that using suchlanguage reaches minority andpoor students who otherwisewould not be interested in followingEnglish lessons.“I made a mistake in judgmentwith several lessons,”British travelers.No one claimed responsibility for the blastat Domodedovo Airport that also wounded180 people, although Islamic militants in thesouthern Russian region of Chechnya havebeen blamed for previous attacks in Moscow,including a double suicide bombing on thecapital’s subway system in March 2010 thatresulted in 40 deaths.The Interfax news agency said the head ofthe suspected bomber had been found.were trucked down from Tampaand will be offered <strong>to</strong> tenants ona sliding scale. Rents will rangefrom $467 <strong>to</strong> $1,124 a monthfor three-bedroom units, and$404 <strong>to</strong> $973 a month for twobedroomunits, according <strong>to</strong>Oropeza and Koenig.The homes are fitted withthe latest in energy-savingappliances and lights, andlow-water use technology soresidents will not be burdenedwith high utility bills, Oropezasaid. Outside lights will be connected<strong>to</strong> motion detec<strong>to</strong>rs,furthering the developers’ goalof a green-friendly project.“This is a going <strong>to</strong> be a greatfacility that will serve the lowerincomesegments of our community,”Oropeza said.The units also are fittedwith marble window trim andcrown molding. There will bea putting green, barbecue grillarea and other amenities.“We didn’t cut costs,” Koenigsaid. “If we were building market-rateunits, you would notsee anything better. ... Whatseparates this from other projectsis the quality of the internalfinishings.”The developers havebegun <strong>to</strong> accept applications.Applicants must provide financialdocumentation supportingtheir income eligibility,Oropeza said. Those wantingmore information on the project,or wanting a copy of thelease can call 305-294-2299.<strong>to</strong>hara@keysnews.comWright said Monday, “but Ihope the <strong>School</strong> <strong>Board</strong> will alsosee the positive effects of myteaching and grant me a secondchance <strong>to</strong> help students. Rightnow I’m hoping the board willgrant me a second chance <strong>to</strong>FKCCContinued from page 1Aand supervisors in a romanticrelationship <strong>to</strong> notify thecollege of it in writing. Oncea relationship is discoveredor acknowledged between asupervisor and subordinate,the two employees will beasked <strong>to</strong> either cease the relationshipor one of the two willbe asked <strong>to</strong> resign, the proposalstates.The board wants collegePresident Larry Tyree and hisstaff <strong>to</strong> strengthen the languagein the <strong>rule</strong> <strong>to</strong> requirewritten notification whenteachers or staff date students,Ernst-Leonard said. Becausefamily members of communitycollege employees attendFKCC on reduced tuition,many students are related bymarriage or family <strong>to</strong> teachersand staff, she said.“Will those people have <strong>to</strong>sign relationship agreements?That’s what has <strong>to</strong> be decided,”she said.The proposed non-fraternizationpolicy, while recognizingthat people in theworkplace can form romanticbonds, would also require eachperson in a non chain-of-commandrelationship <strong>to</strong> sign a“relationship agreement” thatshows they will follow <strong>rule</strong>sdetermined, Maxwell said.City Commissioner JimmyWeekley championed the trafficstudy last summer, and iseagerly awaiting its results.“All of our franchise agreementsfor trains and trolleysexpire in a few years, and withthis study, we’ll be able <strong>to</strong>decide on a satisfac<strong>to</strong>ry numberof vehicles that is conducive<strong>to</strong> our population, bothfull-time, seasonal and <strong>to</strong>urists,”Weekley said Monday.He also is expecting theconsultants <strong>to</strong> meet with representativesfrom taxi companies,<strong>to</strong>ur companies and othergroups <strong>to</strong> gain a clearer understandingof the traffic situationon Key West streets.The city’s contract withCalvin, Giordano & Associatesstates the consultants “willaddress specialized vehiclesand their impacts <strong>to</strong> roadwaysand adjacent land uses, includingimpacts associated withmobility, noise and air quality.The study will address volumeof vehicles, circulation,conflicts between vehicularimprove upon my methods andspend my career helping kids.”Wright has offered <strong>to</strong> changehis teaching style and providefuture lesson plans <strong>to</strong> superiorsfor approval.He can appeal the <strong>School</strong>President Dmitry Medvedev called it a terroristattack and immediately tightened securityat Moscow’s two other commercial airportsand other key transportation facilities.It was the second time in seven years thatDomodedovo was involved in a terroristattack: In 2004, two female suicide bomberspenetrated the lax security there, illegallybought tickets from airport personnel andboarded planes that exploded in flight andkilled 90 people.STATEagainst “creating intimidating,inappropriate or offensiveworking environments.”The board said it wants Tyreeand his staff <strong>to</strong> outline consequencesfor failing <strong>to</strong> followthe written agreements, andit wants relationship agreementsfiled in each employee’shuman resources work folder,she said.The <strong>rule</strong> the board adoptedMonday states: “Relationshipsbetween employees, andemployees and students,should at all times be professional.Any conduct by anemployee which unnecessarilyor unreasonably creates anintimidating, inappropriate oroffensive working or learningenvironment in violation ofthe rights of others is unacceptablefrom the offendingparty and is subject <strong>to</strong> discipline.”The move <strong>to</strong> develop thepolicy comes in the wake of asexual harassment claim filedagainst Provost Randy Charlesby an employee in his chainof command. Dive FacilitiesManager Dawn Cline, whowas in charge of maintainingdive equipment for the MarineScience and Technology program,alleges that Charles createda hostile work environmentafter she ended a romanticrelationship with him.Charles has denied a sexualand non-vehicular traffic, andmethods for reducing impactsof traffic in residential neighborhoods.”The consulting team is generally“unobtrusive,” Maxwellsaid, adding that it will not bevisible in intersections or holdingup traffic in any way.Its field work and data collectionwill continue in the springand summer months so as <strong>to</strong>have a comparison betweenpeak and off-peak periods,Maxwell said.mmiles@keysnews.com<strong>Board</strong>’s decision <strong>to</strong> the stateDivision of AdministrativeHearings in Tallahassee, butthe <strong>School</strong> <strong>Board</strong> is not boundby the judge’s recommendation,Dick said.jguerra@keysnews.comNOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM METHOD OF COLLECTINGNON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTSIslamorada, Village of Islands, Florida (the “Village”) hereby provides notice, pursuant <strong>to</strong> section197.3632(3)(a), Florida Statutes, of its intent <strong>to</strong> use the uniform method of collecting non-advalorem special assessments <strong>to</strong> be levied within the incorporated area of the Village, for thecost of providing s<strong>to</strong>rmwater management and infrastructure commencing for the Fiscal Yearbeginning on Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 1, 2011 and continuing until discontinued by the Village. The Village willconsider the adoption of a resolution electing <strong>to</strong> use the uniform method of collecting suchassessments authorized by section 197.3632, Florida Statutes, at a public hearing <strong>to</strong> be heldat 5:30 p.m. on February 10, 2011 at the Founders Park Community Center, 87000 OverseasHighway, Islamorada, Village of Islands, Florida. Such resolution will state the need for the levyand will contain a legal description of the boundaries of the real property subject <strong>to</strong> the levy.Copies of the proposed form of resolution, which contains the legal description of the realproperty subject <strong>to</strong> the levy, are on fi le at the Village Clerk’s Offi ce, Village Administrative Centerand Public Safety Headquarters, 86800 Overseas Highway, 3rd Floor, Islamorada, Florida. Allinterested persons are invited <strong>to</strong> attend.In the event any person decides <strong>to</strong> appeal any decision by the Village with respect <strong>to</strong> any matterrelating <strong>to</strong> the consideration of the resolution at the above-referenced public hearing, a recordof the proceeding may be needed and in such an event, such person may need <strong>to</strong> ensure thata verbatim record of the public hearing is made, which record includes the testimony andevidence on which the appeal is <strong>to</strong> be based. In accordance with the Americans with DisabilitiesAct, persons needing a special accommodation or an interpreter <strong>to</strong> participate in this proceedingshould contact the Village Clerk at (305) 664-6412, seven (7) days prior <strong>to</strong> the date of the hearing.DATED this 25th day of January 2011By Order of:VILLAGE COUNCILISLAMORADA, VILLAGE OF ISLANDS, FLORIDAJanuary 25, 2011 Key West Citizen 328300MISHA JAPARIDZE/The Associated PressA fire engine and emergency vehicles are seen Mondayoutside a terminal at Domodedovo Airport, Moscow.relationship existed betweenthe two, and said he had nothing<strong>to</strong> do with negative jobperformance notes in her personnelfile, which were filed byher direct supervisors. BecauseCline is in Charles’ chain ofcommand, he must approvejob performance reviews andnotices filed in employee filesby her supervisors.Tyree has since ordered thepoor performance reviewsremoved from Cline’s employeefile.He said he’s worked at 11 collegesand has not had <strong>to</strong> havea non-fraternization policy ofsuch detail, though communitycolleges have <strong>rule</strong>s againstsexual harassment and creatinghostile work environments• Key West’sPremiere BridalGuide will publish34,000 copieson Wednesday,February 16.• Keyswidedistributionincluding: TheCitizen, Marathon& Big Pine FreePress, IslamoradaRALPH MORROW’Sfor any employees.Community colleges alsoare bound by federal and statelaws prohibiting sexual harassmen<strong>to</strong>r other mistreatment ofemployees or students basedon race, sex, nationality, religiousbelief, physical handicapand other differences, Tyreesaid.Published accounts ofCline’s accusations have notbeen good for the college,Tyree said.“In light of the last fewmonths of what the collegehas experienced, it’s a foregoneconclusion that somepolicy <strong>to</strong> govern relationshipsis a must,” Tyree said after themeeting Monday.jguerra@keysnews.comArmchair CommentFree Press and KeyLargo Free Press.• The BridalMagazine willalso publishdigitally onEvery Sunday. Only in THE CITIZENAdvertise your business in theKeys’ Premier Bridal GuideThe 2011Bridal Magazinewww.keysnews.comfor the upcoming Contact youryear.AdvertisingRepresentativeor call:Karrie Bond305-292-7777 x269or emailkbond@keysnews.comThe cost is $ 26.08 per column inch.Deadline is Tuesday, February 8 at 3pm.

SPORTS1B THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2011RETURN SHOTSAUSTRALIAN OPEN MOVES TO QUARTERFINALS, 3BSPORTS SHORTSJOHN RAOUX/The Associated PressThe Magic’s Dwight Howard dunks in front ofthe Pis<strong>to</strong>ns’ Tayshaun Prince and Greg Monroe,right, on Monday in Orlando. The Pis<strong>to</strong>ns won,103-98, dropping the Magic 2 1 ⁄2 games behindthe Heat in the Southeast Division standings.Kehoe returns as Miami’soffensive line coachCORAL GABLES — Art Kehoe is back as Miami’soffensive line coach.Kehoe, who was part of the coaching staff for allfive of Miami’s national championship teams, wasfired by Miami after the 2005 season. He was rehiredMonday after meeting with new Miami coachAl Golden last week.In a statement, Golden says Kehoe’s “success atthe University of Miami is unmatched.”Kehoe is a Miami graduate and was on the stafffor 21 previous bowl trips with the Hurricanes, andis a 2002 inductee <strong>to</strong> the university’s Athletic Hallof Fame. He’ll replace Jeff S<strong>to</strong>utland, who left Miamiearlier this offseason for an assistant-coach job atAlabama.With Kehoe’s hiring, Golden’s staff of assistantcoaches for the 2011 season is complete.Joe Torre leaning<strong>to</strong>ward taking MLB jobLOS ANGELES — Joe Torre may not stay retiredmuch longer.The former Los Angeles Dodgers managersays he’s leaning <strong>to</strong>ward accepting a job withCommissioner Bud Selig that would allow him <strong>to</strong>stay in Los Angeles.Torre <strong>to</strong>ld The Associated Press on Monday thathe’s still resolving some questions he has and thathe expects <strong>to</strong> decide in the next two-<strong>to</strong>-three weeks.Torre says he and Selig haven’t discussed jobtitles, but they have determined what responsibilitiesthe job would entail, although he declines <strong>to</strong> bespecific.Torre says he doesn’t plan on working for theDodgers in any capacity next season and insteadprefers a job helping all of baseball.Wade practices with tinted glassesMIAMI — Heat guard Dwyane Wade wore tintedglasses for practice on Monday as he continuesrecovering from a migraine headache.Heat coach Erik Spoelstra says Wade “lookedfine” in the workout. Wade added the glasses <strong>to</strong>protect his still-sensitive eyes from light, one of thetriggers of a migraine.Miami again worked out without forward ChrisBosh, whose recovery from a sprained left ankle isnow entering a second week. Bosh’s status for thenext Heat game on Thursday remains unclear.KEYS CALENDARTODAY IN THE KEYSPREP BOYS BASKETBALLKey West at Westland Hialeah, 5 p.m.PREP GIRLS BASKETBALLKey West at Coral Shores, 4 p.m.Marathon at Barbara Goleman, 3, 4:30 p.m.TODAY ON TVMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALLESPN — Florida at Georgia, 7 p.m.ESPN — Purdue at Ohio St., 9 p.m.NHLVERSUS — Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m.FSN — Florida at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m.TENNISESPN2 — Australian Open, quarterfinals, atMelbourne, Australia, 7 p.m.ESPN2 — Australian Open, quarterfinals, atMelbourne, Australia, 3:30 a.m.FLORIDA LOTTERYCash 3: Afternoon drawing: 8-2-7Evening drawing: 5-1-7BY BARRY WILNERThe Associated PressNEW YORK — It’s unanimous.And Tom Brady has outdone evenhimself.The record-setting Patriots quarterbackis the leading vote-getter forThe Associated Press 2010 NFL All-Pro Team, the seventh straight yearat least one player has gotten everyvote. Three years ago, when Bradyset the league record for <strong>to</strong>uchdownpasses, he missed by a half-vote ofbeing unanimous, sharing a ballotwith Brett Favre.As usual, Brady prefers <strong>to</strong> deflectpraise <strong>to</strong> the rest of the Patriots, whowent 14-2 this season before losingin the playoffs <strong>to</strong> the Jets.“I’ve been here for a while, soI’ve seen our offense evolve,” Bradysaid. “We do some different thingsnow than we’ve done in the past.Ultimately we’re still trying <strong>to</strong> do thesame thing, which is be productiveand win games.”Brady won those 14 games as theleague’s leading passer, and he wenta record 335 attempts without anBY CHRIS JENKINSThe Associated PressGREEN BAY, Wis. — While B.J.Raji wasn’t one of the Green BayPackers players who showed up fora preseason kickoff luncheon wearinga cowboy hat, he liked his teammates’subtle show of swagger.Going in<strong>to</strong> the season, most people<strong>to</strong>ok the Packers’ Old West costumecaper as a playful-but-purposefulmessage that they intended<strong>to</strong> finish their season in cowboycountry, the Feb. 6 Super Bowl atCowboys Stadium — and weren’tafraid <strong>to</strong> say so.And with the Packers now preparing<strong>to</strong> face the Pittsburgh Steelersafter beating Chicago in the NFCchampionship game Sunday, Rajisays the defensive linemen mightbe planning a motivational gimmickof their own.“I think the D-line has somethingup our sleeve for this trip,” Raji saidMonday, still relishing his interceptionreturn for a <strong>to</strong>uchdown againstthe Bears.To be sure, Mike McCarthy’sPackers will never be mistaken forRex Ryan’s mouthy New York Jets.But the Packers did spend trainingcamp openly embracing theirrole as Super Bowl favorites, displaysof confidence that quicklywere forgotten once injuries piledup and the Packers had <strong>to</strong> scramblejust <strong>to</strong> make the playoffs.Had the Packerslost either of theirfinal two regularseason games, theywouldn’thavemadet h eplayoffs — so in their minds, they’vewon five straight playoff games.With the Super Bowl now a reality,the Packers’ confidence seemsjust as high as it was back inSeptember.“We got <strong>to</strong> the point where they<strong>to</strong>ld us we had <strong>to</strong> win the last twogames <strong>to</strong> get in, and everybody putit on their shoulders,” wide receiverDonald Driver said. “Everybody had<strong>to</strong> look at themselves in the mirrorand say, ’You have <strong>to</strong> do your jobbetter if you want <strong>to</strong> get here.’ Oncewe got in, we <strong>to</strong>ld everybody, ’Youdon’t want <strong>to</strong> see us.”’McCarthy said the Packers knewthey were a goodteam coming out oftraining camp, andcredited the playersfor not losing confidenceonce the injurieshit.“Our particularpath this year,in hindsight, hasmade us a strongerfootball team,”McCarthy said. “It’sshaped us in a differentway. We’vehad an opportunity<strong>to</strong> play, really, fiveplayoff games goingin<strong>to</strong> this Super Bowlso I think that reallyhelps us. Wefeel likeNATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUEBrady leads All-Pros as unanimous choiceinterception. Overall, he threw for 36<strong>to</strong>uchdowns and had just four picks.Brady is one of three New Englandplayers selected <strong>to</strong> the squad bya nationwide panel of 50 mediamembers who regularly cover theNFL. He is joined by guard LoganMankins and inside linebackerJerod Mayo.A player has madethe team unanimouslys i n c e2004,includingoneof thisyear’s All-Pros,Baltimore safety EdReed. The Ravensalso have defensivetackle HalotiNgata and kickerBilly Cundiff on theteam.One rookiemakes AP All-Pro:Detroit defensivetackle NdamukongSuh.“We feel like we’re a razor-sharpteam as far as the level of play we’rebringing <strong>to</strong> the table here in the pastmonth.”Mike McCarthyPackers coachNFC title validates Packs’ swagger“It’s a great honor and it’s anaward I’ve had my eye on, alongwith being in the Pro Bowl,” Suhsaid. “Those are two of the highestaccomplishments you can haveother than winning a Super Bowland being MVP. To be the onlyrookie speaks volumesabout the help I gotfrom my teammates— especially on thedefensive line — andmy coaches.”Suh’s work, including10 sacks that rankedhim <strong>to</strong>ps at hisTHE ASSOCIATED PRESSCowboys Stadiumroof closed forSuper Bowl XLVARLINGTON, Texas — Theretractable roof at $1.3 billionCowboys Stadium will beclosed for the Super Bowl.NFL spokesman BrianMcCarthy said Monday thedecision was made well inadvance of the Feb. 6 game sothe league could have a “singularfocus” on logistics.The weather in Dallas-FortWorth could be good enoughfor an open-air game betweenthe Pittsburgh Steelers andGreen Bay Packers. But there’salso a risk of freezing temperatures.The Cowboys opened theroof when they had 105,121for the first regular seasongame at their new stadium in2009. Attendance could surpass100,000 for the SuperBowl, but only about 93,000will be inside thestadium.position, soimpressed longtimedefensivecoach GuntherCunninghamthat the Lionscoordina<strong>to</strong>r said,“I’ve never seenanything like thisand a lot of peoplewant <strong>to</strong> comparehim,” he said.“There’s no comparison.”PITTSBURGH — The mightyPittsburgh Steelers, equipped witha record six Super Bowl titles, a 14-4 record, the No. 2 AFC seed anda veteran roster on the verge ofthree championships in the pastsix seasons, are underdogs forSuper Bowl XLV.Really?Don’t worry. It’s not you. It doesn’tmake much sense <strong>to</strong> the Steelers,either.But here Pittsburgh is, fresh offits 24-19 win over the New York Jetsin the AFC Championship Sundaynight, installed by the Las Vegasoddsmakers as about a three-pointunderdog against Green Bay (13-6),the NFC’s No. 6 seed.“I kind of don’t understand whateverybody sees that we don’t see,”Steelers defensive back Ike Taylorsaid.For a team that wasn’t pickedby many <strong>to</strong> winits division, <strong>to</strong>ld itwould get off <strong>to</strong> arocky start withoutits suspendedquarterback forthe first four gamesand fought throughit all <strong>to</strong> get <strong>to</strong> thefranchise’s recordtyingeighth SuperBowl, being theunderdog is a rolethe Steelers areeager <strong>to</strong> embrace.“I think we doour best whenwe’re underdogs,”Steelers defensivelineman ChrisHoke said. “Peoplewere talking at thebeginning of theseason, how wewere going <strong>to</strong>go 6-10 or 7-9. AndIt’s also difficult <strong>to</strong> compareOakland’s Shane Lechler <strong>to</strong> otherpunters. Lechler has the most All-Pro selections of anyone on the2010 team, six.The AFC is the dominant conferencewith 18 of the 27 spots: nineon offense, seven on defense, twospecial teamers.Joining Brady in the backfieldis one of the season’s biggest surprises,Hous<strong>to</strong>n running back ArianFoster. He went from a nonentitywith the Texans <strong>to</strong> the league’s leadingrusher with 1,616 yards and 16TDs. The other tailback is KansasCity’s Jamaal Charles, like Foster afirst-time choice.Foster’s guide through holes inthe line, Vonta Leach, is the fullback,also for the first time.The wide receivers are Atlanta’sRoddy White and Indianapolis’Reggie Wayne, both newcomers.White led the league with 115catches.Dallas tight end Jason Wittenmakes it for the second time.THE FINAL ACTCharles WoodsonSeePACKERS,page 3BTom BradySee ALL-PRO, page 3BSteelers embrace underdog statusTroyPolamalu“Iamsurewe willhavemore informationthat will be debatedhere in the next coupleof weeks. But it’s a greatdebate <strong>to</strong> have, isn’t it?”Mike TomlinSteelers coachhow two years ago, when we went<strong>to</strong> the Super Bowl in ’08, we had the<strong>to</strong>ughest schedule in NFL his<strong>to</strong>ry,’Are they going <strong>to</strong> be able <strong>to</strong> makeit out of this schedule?’“I think when you put our backsagainst the wall, when you tell usthat we’re an underdog and wecan’t do something, that’s when wefight and we’re at our best.”Maybe Hoke is on <strong>to</strong> something.The franchise’s most recent runof championships began when itslipped in<strong>to</strong> the playoffs as a No. 6seed, upset three teams with betterrecords on the road and beat theNFC’s <strong>to</strong>p seed, Seattle, 21-10, inSuper Bowl XL, on Feb. 5, 2006.Nineteen players from that teamare on this roster in a season inwhich it played its first four gameswith a third-, and then a fourthstringquarterback.Ben Roethlisberger was suspendedby the league until Week 5, andbackup Byron Leftwich sustained aknee sprain during the preseason.That meant Dennis Dixon andCharlie Batch quarterbacked theSteelers <strong>to</strong> a surprising 3-1 start.Four months later, they’re packingtheir bags for Dallas.See STEELERS, page 3BPlay 4: Afternoon drawing: 0-7-2-5Evening drawing: 3-1-8-5Fantasy 5: N/AAaronRodgersGreg JenningsClay MathewsKEYSNEWS.COM — AND SPORTS TOOHines WardRashardMendenhallBenRoethlisberger

2BTHE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2011SPORTS: ScoreboardSPREADSGLANTZ-CULVER LINEFeb. 6Super Bowl at Arling<strong>to</strong>n, TexasFAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOGGreen Bay 2 2 1 ⁄2 (46) PittsburghNCAA BasketballFAVORITE LINE UNDERDOGat Clemson 8 N.C. Stateat Day<strong>to</strong>n 1 Richmondat Syracuse 14 1 ⁄2 Se<strong>to</strong>n Hallat W. Michigan Pk Buffaloat Georgia 1 1 ⁄2 FloridaBowling Green 5 1 ⁄2 at ToledoMissouri St. 8 1 ⁄2 at DrakeKansas 6 at Coloradoat Marquette 4 1 ⁄2 ConnecticutVirginia Tech 1 1 ⁄2 at Georgia Techat Ohio St. 10 Purdueat Arkansas 14 AuburnUNLV 12 1 ⁄2 at WyomingNBAFAVORITE LINE UNDERDOGDenver 4 at Washing<strong>to</strong>nat Bos<strong>to</strong>n 17 Clevelandat Dallas 5 1 ⁄2 L.A. Clippersat Sacramen<strong>to</strong> Pk Charlotteat L.A. Lakers 8 UtahNHLFAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINEat Pittsburgh -220 N.Y. Islanders +180at N.Y. Rangers -160 Florida +140at Columbus -125 Anaheim +105at Tampa Bay -220 Toron<strong>to</strong> +180Buffalo -125 at Ottawa +105at Philadelphia -180 Montreal +160at Chicago -190 Minnesota +165at Phoenix -200 Edmon<strong>to</strong>n +170NHLEASTERN CONFERENCEAtlantic DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GAPhiladelphia 49 32 12 5 69 169128Pittsburgh 49 30 15 4 64 153114N.Y. Rangers 51 29 19 3 61 145122N.Y. Islanders 47 15 25 7 37 117157New Jersey 48 16 29 3 35 100143Northeast DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GABos<strong>to</strong>n 48 27 14 7 61 150109Montreal 49 27 17 5 59 128118Buffalo 48 22 21 5 49 134142Toron<strong>to</strong> 48 19 24 5 43 124151Ottawa 49 17 25 7 41 106157Southeast DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GATampa Bay 50 30 15 5 65 152154Washing<strong>to</strong>n 50 27 14 9 63 140128Atlanta 51 23 19 9 55 151166Carolina 49 24 19 6 54 149153Florida 47 21 21 5 47 126 126WESTERN CONFERENCECentral DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GADetroit 48 29 13 6 64 163142Nashville 48 27 15 6 60 132114Chicago 49 26 19 4 56 155135St. Louis 47 22 18 7 51 126138Columbus 48 23 20 5 51 128149Northwest DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GAVancouver 48 29 10 9 67 156119Colorado 48 24 18 6 54 155157Minnesota 48 24 19 5 53 126132Calgary 49 22 21 6 50 137150Edmon<strong>to</strong>n 47 14 25 8 36 117162Pacific DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GADallas 48 29 14 5 63 143129Anaheim 51 27 20 4 58 137144Phoenix 49 24 16 9 57 141139San Jose 49 25 19 5 55 137135Los Angeles 48 25 22 1 51 138122NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.Sunday’s GamesNashville 3, Edmon<strong>to</strong>n 2, SOPhiladelphia 4, Chicago 1New Jersey 5, Florida 2Buffalo 5, N.Y. Islanders 3Tampa Bay 7, Atlanta 1Monday’s GamesN.Y. Rangers 2, Washing<strong>to</strong>n 1, SOCarolina 6, Toron<strong>to</strong> 4WeeklyTides:See theweathermap,Page2ASend usyournewsIf you have anoutstanding catchor fishing news <strong>to</strong>report:• Fax: 305-295-8016• Write: DailyFishing Report, 3420Northside Drive, KeyWest, FL 33040• Drop it off 24hours a day throughthe slot in the front ofThe Key West CitizenbuildingNashville at Calgary, lateSt. Louis at Colorado, lateDallas at Vancouver, lateBos<strong>to</strong>n at Los Angeles, lateTonight’s GamesFlorida at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m.N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m.Anaheim at Columbus, 7 p.m.Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m.Buffalo at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m.Toron<strong>to</strong> at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m.Minnesota at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.Edmon<strong>to</strong>n at Phoenix, 9 p.m.Wednesday’s GamesFlorida at Bos<strong>to</strong>n, 7 p.m.Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m.Washing<strong>to</strong>n at Atlanta, 7 p.m.New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.Edmon<strong>to</strong>n at Dallas, 7:30 p.m.Phoenix at Colorado, 9 p.m.St. Louis at Calgary, 10 p.m.Nashville at Vancouver, 10 p.m.San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m.NBAEASTERN CONFERENCEAtlantic DivisionW L Pct GBBos<strong>to</strong>n 33 10 .767 —New York 23 21 .523 10 1 ⁄2Philadelphia 19 25 .432 14 1 ⁄2New Jersey 13 32 .289 21Toron<strong>to</strong> 13 32 .289 21Southeast DivisionW L Pct GBMiami 31 13 .705 —Atlanta 29 16 .644 2 1 ⁄2Orlando 29 16 .644 2 1 ⁄2Charlotte 17 25 .405 13Washing<strong>to</strong>n 13 30 .302 17 1 ⁄2Central DivisionW L Pct GBChicago 31 14 .689 —Indiana 16 25 .390 13Milwaukee 16 26 .381 13 1 ⁄2Detroit 17 28 .378 14Cleveland 8 36 .182 22 1 ⁄2WESTERN CONFERENCESouthwest DivisionW L Pct GBSan An<strong>to</strong>nio 37 7 .841 —Dallas 28 15 .651 8 1 ⁄2New Orleans 29 16 .644 8 1 ⁄2Memphis 22 23 .489 15 1 ⁄2Hous<strong>to</strong>n 20 25 .444 17 1 ⁄2Northwest DivisionW L Pct GBOklahoma City 28 15 .651 —Utah 27 17 .614 1 1 ⁄2Denver 25 18 .581 3Portland 25 20 .556 4Minnesota 10 33 .233 18Pacific DivisionW L Pct GBL.A. Lakers 32 13 .711 —Phoenix 20 23 .465 11Golden State 19 24 .442 12L.A. Clippers 17 26 .395 14Sacramen<strong>to</strong> 9 32 .220 21Sunday’s GamesDenver 121, Indiana 107Monday’s GamesNew Jersey 103, Cleveland 101Detroit 103, Orlando 96Philadelphia 105, Phoenix 95Memphis 100, Toron<strong>to</strong> 98New York 115, Washing<strong>to</strong>n 106Chicago 92, Milwaukee 83Hous<strong>to</strong>n at Minnesota, lateOklahoma City at New Orleans, lateSacramen<strong>to</strong> at Portland, lateSan An<strong>to</strong>nio at Golden State, lateTonight’s GamesDenver at Washing<strong>to</strong>n, 7 p.m.Cleveland at Bos<strong>to</strong>n, 7:30 p.m.L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.Charlotte at Sacramen<strong>to</strong>, 10 p.m.Utah at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m.Wednesday’s GamesOrlando at Indiana, 7 p.m.Memphis at New Jersey, 7 p.m.Philadelphia at Toron<strong>to</strong>, 7 p.m.Denver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8 p.m.ON THE WATEROklahoma City at Minnesota, 8 p.m.L.A. Clippers at Hous<strong>to</strong>n, 8:30 p.m.Charlotte at Phoenix, 9 p.m.San An<strong>to</strong>nio at Utah, 9:30 p.m.New Orleans at Golden State, 10:30 p.m.COLLEGE BASKETBALLUSA TODAY/ESPN TOP 25 POLLThe <strong>to</strong>p 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN men’scollege basketball poll, with first-place votes inparentheses, records through Jan. 23, pointsbased on 25 points for a first-place vote throughone point for a 25th-place vote and previousranking:Record Pts Pvs1. Ohio State (31) 20-0 775 12. Pittsburgh 19-1 727 43. Duke 18-1 712 54. San Diego State 20-0 677 65. Connecticut 16-2 624 86. Kansas 18-1 618 27. Villanova 17-2 580 78. Texas 16-3 563 119. BYU 19-1 553 910. Syracuse 18-2 498 311. Texas A&M 17-2 436 1012. Purdue 17-3 421 1313. Missouri 17-3 398 1414. Notre Dame 16-4 364 1615. Wisconsin 15-4 323 1716. Kentucky 15-4 307 1217. Washing<strong>to</strong>n 15-4 271 2018. Minnesota 15-4 264 1919. Louisville 15-4 173 1520. George<strong>to</strong>wn 14-5 140 2321. Illinois 14-6 136 2222. Vanderbilt 14-4 74 —23. Florida 15-4 67 —24. Saint Mary’s 17-3 58 2125. Utah State 18-2 57 —Others receiving votes: Michigan State 53,Arizona 52, Florida State 47, Cincinnati 30, Georgia17, West Virginia 17, UNLV 11, Missouri State 8,Temple 7, Cleveland State 3, Coastal Carolina3, Xavier 3, Kansas State 2, Memphis 2, NorthCarolina 2, Baylor 1, Belmont 1.THE MEN’S TOP TWENTY FIVEThe <strong>to</strong>p 25 teams in The Associated Press’ collegebasketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses,records through Jan. 23, <strong>to</strong>tal points based on25 points for a first-place vote through one pointfor a 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking:Record Pts Pvs1. Ohio St. (63) 20-0 1,623 12. Pittsburgh (1) 19-1 1,528 53. Duke (1) 18-1 1,490 44. San Diego St. 20-0 1,386 65. Connecticut 16-2 1,314 86. Kansas 18-1 1,293 27. Texas 16-3 1,267 108. Villanova 17-2 1,199 79. BYU 19-1 1,095 99. Syracuse 18-2 1,095 311. Missouri 17-3 887 1312. Purdue 17-3 881 1413. Texas A&M 17-2 847 1114. Kentucky 15-4 709 1215. Notre Dame 16-4 691 1616. Minnesota 15-4 656 1517. Wisconsin 15-4 614 1818. Washing<strong>to</strong>n 15-4 584 2019. Vanderbilt 14-4 317 —20. Illinois 14-6 279 2321. George<strong>to</strong>wn 14-5 276 2322. Florida St. 15-5 218 —23. Louisville 15-4 203 1924. Florida 15-4 169 —25. Michigan St. 12-7 97 17Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 85, Arizona68, West Virginia 62, Saint Mary’s, Calif. 55, UtahSt. 53, Georgia 23, Xavier 12, Memphis 11, VirginiaTech 8, Temple 7, Missouri St. 6, UNLV 4, Tennessee3, Baylor 2, Coastal Carolina 2, Va. Commonwealth2, Belmont 1, Duquesne 1, Harvard 1, Penn St. 1.THE WOMEN’S TOP TWENTY FIVEThe <strong>to</strong>p 25 teams in the The Associated Press’women’s college basketball poll, with first-placevotes in parentheses, records through Jan. 23,<strong>to</strong>tal points based on 25 points for a first-placevote through one point for a 25th-place vote andlast week’s ranking:Record Pts Pvs1. Baylor (24) 18-1 956 12. Connecticut (13) 18-1 942 23. Duke (1) 19-0 884 34. Stanford (1) 16-2 871 45. Tennessee 19-2 814 56. Texas A&M 17-1 793 67. Xavier 16-2 732 78. West Virginia 19-1 685 99. Notre Dame 17-4 641 1110. Michigan St. 18-2 613 1211. UCLA 16-2 575 812. DePaul 19-2 544 1313. Oklahoma 15-3 478 1414. Maryland 16-3 456 1515. North Carolina 17-3 405 1016. Miami 18-1 372 1717. Kentucky 15-4 335 1918. Iowa 15-4 331 1819. George<strong>to</strong>wn 15-5 258 1620. Georgia 16-3 210 2421. Florida St. 15-4 206 2222. Wis.-Green Bay 18-1 194 2123. Iowa St. 13-5 133 2024. Ohio St. 12-6 89 2525. Georgia Tech 17-5 43 —Others receiving votes: Texas Tech 27 Marquette19, Syracuse 13, Duquesne 10, Marist 10,Arkansas 8, Bos<strong>to</strong>n College 7, St. John’s 5, Texas4, Northwestern 3, Bowling Green 2, Gonzaga 2,Hous<strong>to</strong>n 2, Prince<strong>to</strong>n 1, Rutgers 1, TCU 1.NFLPLAYOFF GLANCEWild-card PlayoffsSaturday, Jan. 8Seattle 41, New Orleans 36N.Y. Jets 17, Indianapolis 16Sunday, Jan. 9Baltimore 30, Kansas City 7Green Bay 21, Philadelphia 16Divisional PlayoffsSaturday, Jan. 15Pittsburgh 31, Baltimore 24Green Bay 48, Atlanta 21Sunday, Jan. 16Chicago 35, Seattle 24N.Y. Jets 28, New England 21Conference ChampionshipsSunday, Jan. 23Green Bay 21, Chicago 14Pittsburgh 24, N.Y. Jets 19Pro BowlSunday, Jan. 30 at HonoluluSuper BowlSunday, Feb. 6 at Arling<strong>to</strong>n, TexasPittsburgh vs. Green Bay, 6:30 p.m. (FOX)2010 ALL-PRO TEAMNEW YORK — The Associated Press 2010 NFLAll-Pro Team selected by a national panel of 50media members:OFFENSEQuarterback—Tom Brady, New England.Running Backs—Jamaal Charles, Kansas City; ArianFoster, Hous<strong>to</strong>n.Fullback—Vonta Leach, Hous<strong>to</strong>n.Tight End—Jason Witten, Dallas.Wide Receivers—Roddy White, Atlanta; ReggieWayne, Indianapolis.Tackles—Jake Long, Miami; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.Guards—Logan Mankins, New England; Jahri Evans,New Orleans.Center—Nick Mangold, New York Jets.Kicker—Billy Cundiff, Baltimore.Kick Returner—Devin Hester, Chicago.DEFENSEEnds—Julius Peppers, Chicago; John Abraham,Atlanta.Tackles—Haloti Ngata, Baltimore; NdamukongSuh, Detroit.Outside Linebackers—Clay Matthews, Green Bay;James Harrison, Pittsburgh.Inside Linebacker—Patrick Willis, San Francisco;Jerod Mayo, New England.Cornerbacks—Nnamdi Asomugha, Oakland;Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.Safeties—Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh; Ed Reed,Baltimore.Punter—Shane Lechler, Oakland.SECOND TEAMOFFENSEQuarterback—Vacant.Running Backs—Michael Turner, Atlanta; AdrianPeterson, Minnesota.Fullback—Ovie Mughelli, Atlanta.Tight End—An<strong>to</strong>nio Gates, San Diego.Wide Receivers—Brandon Lloyd, Denver; CalvinJohnson, Detroit, and Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City(tie).Tackles—Jason Peters, Philadelphia; SebastianVollmer, New England.Guards—Chris Snee, New York Giants; Carl Nicks,New Orleans.Center—Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh.Kicker—David Akers, Philadelphia.Kick Returner—Leon Washing<strong>to</strong>n, Seattle.DEFENSEEnds—Osi Umenyiora, New York Giants; Justin Tuck,New York Giants.Tackles—Vince Wilfork, New England; Kyle Williams,Buffalo.Outside Linebackers—Cameron Wake, Miami;DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.Inside Linebackers—Brian Urlacher, Chicago; RayLewis, Baltimore.Cornerbacks—Devin McCourty, New England;Charles Woodson, Green Bay.Safeties—Nick Collins, Green Bay; and Antrel Rolle,New York Giants, Eric Weddle, San Diego, MalcolmJenkins, New Orleans, Quintin Mikell, Philadelphia,Chris Harris, Chicago, Michael Huff, Oakland,Michael Griffin, Tennessee, and Darren Sharper,New Orleans (tie).Punter—Mat McBriar, Dallas.2010 ALL-PRO TEAM VOTINGNEW YORK — Results of The Associated Press2010 NFL All-Pro Team balloting selected by anational panel of 50 media members:OFFENSEQuarterbackTom Brady, 50.x-Running BacksArian Foster, Hous<strong>to</strong>n, 45; Jamaal Charles, KansasCity, 33; Michael Turner, Atlanta, 8; Adrian Peterson,Minnesota, 6; Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville, 5.y-FullbackVonta Leach, Hous<strong>to</strong>n, 17; Ovie Mughelli,Baltimore, 13; Le’Ron McClain, Baltimore, 7;Lawrence Vickers, Cleveland, 4; Greg Jones,Jacksonville, 4; Michael Turner, Atlanta, 1; JasonSnelling, Atlanta, 1; John Kuhn, Green Bay, 1;Marcel Reece, Oakland, 1.Tight EndJason Witten, Dallas, 36; An<strong>to</strong>nio Gates, SanDiego, 8; Marcedes Lewis, Jacksonville, 3; VernonDavis, San Francisco, 2; Rob Gronkowski, NewEngland, 1.Wide ReceiversRoddy White, Atlanta, 47; Reggie Wayne,Indianapolis, 18; Brandon Lloyd, Denver, 10; CalvinJohnson, Detroit, 8; Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City, 8;Andre Johnson, Hous<strong>to</strong>n, 5; Greg Jennings, GreenBay, 2; Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh, 2.TacklesJoe Thomas, Cleveland, 22; Jake Long, Miami,21; Jason Peters, Philadelphia, 11; SebastianVollmer, New England, 7; D’Brickashaw Ferguson,N.Y. Jets, 6; Donald Penn, Tampa Bay, 5; AndrewWhitworth, Cincinnati, 5; Kareem McKenzie, N.Y.Giants, 4; Jordan Gross, Carolina, 4; Chad Clif<strong>to</strong>n,Green Bay, 4; Marshal Yanda, Baltimore, 2; DavidStewart, Tennessee, 2; Michael Roos, Tennessee, 1;Michael Oher, Baltimore, 1; Tyson Clabo, Atlanta,1; Matt Light, New England, 1; Sam Baker, Atlanta,1; Damien Woody, N.Y. Jets, 1; Eric Wins<strong>to</strong>n,Hous<strong>to</strong>n, 1.GuardsJahri Evans, New Orleans, 24; Logan Mankins,New England, 15; Chris Snee, N.Y. Giants, 14; CarlNicks, New Orleans, 13; Brian Waters, Kansas City,12; Kris Dielman, San Diego, 9; Josh Sit<strong>to</strong>n, GreenBay, 5; Brandon Moore, N.Y. Jets, 3; Ryan Lilja,Kansas City, 3; Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota, 1;Rich Seubert, N.Y. Giants, 1.CenterNick Mangold, N.Y. Jets, 37; Maurkice Pouncey,Pittsburgh, 11; Casey Wiegmann, Kansas City, 1;Alex Mack, Cleveland, 1. PlacekickerBilly Cundiff, Baltimore 24; David Akers,Philadelphia, 10; Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland,4; Rob Bironas, Tennessee, 4; Matt Bryant, Atlanta,4; Adam Vinatieri, Indianapolis, 3; Neil Rackers,Hous<strong>to</strong>n, 1.Kick ReturnerDevin Hester, Chicago, 43; Leon Washing<strong>to</strong>n,Seattle, 4; Jacoby Ford, Oakland, 2; Marc Mariani,Tennessee, 1.DEFENSEEndsJulius Peppers, Carolina, 35; John Abraham,Atlanta, 21; Justin Tuck, N.Y. Giants, 16; Osi UmeN.Y.iora, N.Y. Giants, 9; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis,7; Trent Cole, Philadelphia, 4; Jason Babin,Tennessee,2; Jared Allen, Minnesota, 2;RobertMathis, Indianapolis, 1; Cameron Wake, Miami, 1;Vince Wilfork, New England, 1; Justin Smith, SanFrancisco, 1.TacklesHaloti Ngata, Baltimore, 45; Ndamukong Suh,Detroit, 30; Vince Wilfork, New England, 15; KyleWilliams, Buffalo, 3; Justin Smith, San Francisco,2; B.J. Raji, Green Bay, 1; Casey Hamp<strong>to</strong>n,Pittsburgh, 1; Jonathan Babineaux, Atlanta, 1.z-Outside LinebackersClay Matthews, Green Bay, 39; James Harrison,Pittsburgh, 31; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas, 9;Cameron Wake, Miami, 9; Tamba Hali, KansasCity, 7; Lance Briggs, Chicago, 2; Terrell Suggs,Baltimore, 1.q-Inside LinebackerPatrick Willis, San Francisco, 28; Jerod Mayo,New England, 21; Brian Urlacher, Chicago, 20;Ray Lewis, Baltimore, 18; Lawrence Timmons,Pittsburgh, 8; Jonathan Vilma, New Orleans, 1;Derrick Johnson, Kansas City, 1; A.J. Hawk, GreenBay, 1.CornerbacksNnamdi Asomugha, Oakland, 20; Darrelle Revis,N.Y. Jets, 19; Devin McCourty, New England,17; Charles Woodson, Green Bay, 14; AsanteSamuel, Philadelphia, 12; Tramon Williams, GreenBay, 8; Brent Grimes, Atlanta 3; DeAngelo Hall,Washing<strong>to</strong>n, 2; Champ Bailey, Denver, 2; JoeHaden, Cleveland, 1; Brandon Flowers, Kansas City,1; An<strong>to</strong>ine Winfield, Minnesota, 1.SafetiesTroy Polamalu, Pittsburgh, 47; Ed Reed, Baltimore,41; Nick Collins, Green Bay, 4; Darren Sharper,New Orleans, 1; Antrel Rolle, N.Y. Giants, 1;Malcolm Jenkins, New Orleans, 1; Michael Griffin,Tennessee, 1; Eric Weddle, San Diego, 1; ChrisHarris, Chicago, 1; Michael Huff, Oakland, 1;Quintin Mikell, Philadelphia, 1.PunterShane Lechler, Oakland, 34; Mat McBriar, Dallas,11; Sam Koch, Baltimore, 3; Donnie Jones, St.Louis, 2.KEYx-three voters selected only one running back.y-one voter selected did not vote for a fullback.z-two voters selected only one outside linebacker.q-two voters selected only one inside linebacker.TENNISAUSTRALIAN OPEN RESULTSMondayAt Melbourne ParkMelbourne, AustraliaPurse: $24.7 million (Grand Slam)Surface: Hard-OutdoorSinglesMenFourth RoundAlexandr Dolgopolov, Ukraine, def. Robin Soderling(4), Sweden, 1-6, 6-3, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2.Andy Murray (5), Britain, def. Jurgen Melzer (11),Austria, 6-3, 6-1, 6-1David Ferrer (7), Spain, def. Milos Raonic, Canada,4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4.Rafael Nadal (1), Spain, def. Marin Cilic (15),Croatia, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3.WomenFourth RoundPetra Kvi<strong>to</strong>va (25), Czech Republic, def. FlaviaPennetta (22), Italy, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3.Vera Zvonareva (2), Russia, def. Iveta Benesova,Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-1.Agnieszka Radwanska (12), Poland, def. PengShuai, China, 7-5, 3-6, 7-5.Kim Clijsters (3), Belgium, def. Ekaterina Makarova,Russia, 7-6 (3), 6-2.DoublesMenThird RoundMariusz Fyrstenberg and Marcin Matkowski (5),Poland, def. Colin Ebelthite and Adam Feeney,Australia, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4.Eric Bu<strong>to</strong>rac, United States, and Jean-Julien Rojer,Netherlands Antilles, def. David Marrero andRuben Ramirez Hidalgo, Spain, 6-3, 6-4.Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Paes (3), India,def. Marcel Granollers and Tommy Robredo (13),Spain, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4.Michael Llodra, France, and Nenad Zimonjic (8),Serbia, def. Rohan Bopanna, India, and Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi (10), Pakistan, 3-6, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (3).WomenThird RoundChuang Chia-jung and Hsieh Su-wei, Taiwan,def. Anna-Lena Groenefeld, Germany, and PattySchnyder, Switzerland, 6-4, 6-2.Cara Black, Zimbabwe, and Anastasia Rodionova(5), Australia, def. Raquel Kops-Jones and AbigailSpears, United States, 6-4, 6-2.Liezel Huber, United States, and Nadia Petrova (3),Russia, def. Alexandra Dulgheru, Romania, andMagdalena Rybarikova, Slovakia, 6-3, 6-2.Vic<strong>to</strong>ria Azarenka, Belarus, and Maria Kirilenko(12), Russia, def. Chan Yung-jan, Taiwan, andAgnieszka Radwanska (8), Poland, 6-2, 6-1.MixedDoublesBethanie Mattek-Sands, United States, andHoria Tecau, Romania, def. Sophie Ferguson andMarinko Ma<strong>to</strong>sevic, Australia, 6-1, 6-2.Chuang Chia-jung, Taiwan, and Dick Norman,Belgium, def. Barbora Zahlavova Strycova, CzechRepublic, and Oliver Marach (8), Austria, 6-4, 6-4.Sally Peers and Carsten Ball, Australia, def. LiezelHuber and Bob Bryan (1), United States, walkover.Meghann Shaughnessy, United States, andAndy Ram, Israel, def. Rennae Stubbs and ChrisGuccione, Australia, 5-7, 6-4, 10-5 tiebreak.COLLEGE HOCKEYNCAA DIVISION I POLLMINNEAPOLIS — The <strong>to</strong>p 20 teams in the NCAADivision I men’s ice hockey poll, compiled by U.S.College Hockey Online, with first-place votes inparentheses, records through Jan. 23 and previousranking:Record Pts Pvs1. Yale (46) 17-2-0 995 12. Bos<strong>to</strong>n College (4) 17-6-0 915 33. Denver 16-5-5 877 44. North Dakota 18-7-2 846 25. Minnesota-Duluth 17-5-3 841 56. Michigan 17-6-4 765 67. New Hampshire 13-5-4 663 78. Wisconsin 17-8-3 631 99. Notre Dame 16-9-3 590 810. Rensselaer 15-6-3 466 1411. Miami 14-9-3 448 1112. Maine 11-6-5 446 1013. Union 16-7-3 397 1214. Merrimack 13-5-4 379 1315. Nebraska-Omaha 13-9-2 340 1616. Bos<strong>to</strong>n University 11-7-6 246 1517. Western Michigan 12-6-8 234 1718. Dartmouth 11-6-2 179 1819. Prince<strong>to</strong>n 11-6-1 88 2020. Colorado College 14-11-1 53 NROthers Receiving Votes: Ohio State 37,Minnesota 23, Niagara 16, Alaska 8, St. CloudState 6, Rochester Institute of Technology 4, RobertMorris 3, Clarkson 2, Minnesota State 1, NorthernMichigan 1.TRANSACTIONSMONDAY’SBASEBALLAmerican LeagueDETROIT TIGERS—Traded RHP Armando Galarraga<strong>to</strong> Arizona for RHP Kevin Eichhorn and LHP RyanRobowski.National LeagueARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Agreed <strong>to</strong> terms withRHP Micah Owings on a minor league contract.COLORADO ROCKIES—Agreed <strong>to</strong> terms with RHPJason Hammel on a two-year contract.MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed <strong>to</strong> terms with RHPKameron Loe on a one-year contract.WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Agreed <strong>to</strong> termswith RHP Todd Coffey on a one-year contract.Designated RHP Shairon Martis for assignment.BASKETBALLWomen’s National Basketball AssociationATLANTA DREAM—Signed coach and generalmanager Marynell Meadors <strong>to</strong> a contract extensionthrough 2013.FOOTBALLNational Football LeagueMINNESOTA VIKINGS—Named James Saxon runningbacks coach. Canadian Football LeagueB.C. LIONS—Signed RB Jamal Robertson hassigned a contract extension through the 2012season.GOLFLPGA—Named Edward Willett vice president ofbusiness development.HOCKEYNational Hockey LeagueNHLPA—Named Colin A. Campbell direc<strong>to</strong>r of corporatesponsorships. Retained Richard Rodier asa lawyer and economic consultant. Named RobertDeGregory and Maria Dennis associate counsel.CAROLINA HURRICANES—Recalled F Zach Boychukfrom Charlotte (AHL).NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Assigned LW AlexanderVasyunov <strong>to</strong> Albany (AHL).OTTAWA SENATORS—Recalled F Bobby Butler fromBingham<strong>to</strong>n (AHL).SAN JOSE SHARKS—Assigned LW John McCarthy<strong>to</strong> Worcester (AHL).CAROLINA HURRICANES —Recalled F Tyler Donatifrom Elmira (ECHL).ECHLELMIRA JACKALS—Announced D Jody Pedersonwas returned <strong>to</strong> the team by Worcester (AHL).SOCCERMajor League SoccerRED BULL NEW YORK—Signed MF Jan Gunnar Solli.COLLEGEKENTUCKY—Announced freshman F SamarieWalker has transferred <strong>to</strong> the women’s basketballteam from Connecticut.MIDDLE TENNESSEE—Promoted cornerbacks/specialteams coach Steve Ellis <strong>to</strong> defensive coordina<strong>to</strong>rand running backs coach Willie Simmons <strong>to</strong>offensive coordina<strong>to</strong>r.SAGE—Named Kenneth Mann women’s assistantbasketball coach.UAB—Named John Wozniak running backs coachand co-special teams coordina<strong>to</strong>r.CONCHTradition • PrideBASEBALLWe are proud <strong>to</strong> celebrate the rich heritage ofKEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL.PUBLISHESFridayFebruary 11thDEADLINEFridayFebruary 4thSPECIAL EDITIONSEASON PREVIEWSCHEDULES & ROSTERSRESERVE YOUR SPOT!E-mail:wjacobson@keysnews.comCONTRIBUTED PHOTOSteve Hanson is pictured with a 33-pound african pompano he caughtrecently aboard the ‘Equity Too.’Call 292-7777 x269or your current ad representative328527

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2011SPORTS3BCOLLEGE FOOTBALLAuburn’s Chizik winscoach of year awardIN COURTStafon Johnson suesUSC over accidentFOOTBALLNHLPenguins’ Crosby <strong>to</strong>miss All-Star GameNFLBengals won’t tradeQB Carson PalmerBIRMINGHAM, Ala. —Auburn’s Gene Chizik has wonthe Bobby Bowden NationalCollegiate Coach of the YearAward.The winner is selected by theOver the Mountain TouchdownClub in Birmingham and theNational Sportscasters andSportswriters Association. Thegroups announced their pickon Monday.Alabama’s Nick Saban wonthe inaugural award last season.He and Chizik both ledtheir teams <strong>to</strong> national titles.LOS ANGELES — FormerSouthern California runningback Stafon Johnson hassued the university and anassistant conditioning coachfor negligence in the weightroomaccident that crushedhis throat in 2009.Johnson was bench-pressing275 pounds in the USCweight room when the bardropped or fell on<strong>to</strong> hisneck.His throat and larynx werecrushed and he requiredreconstructive surgery.BOB ROSSITER/The Associated PressStephen Perry, left, president and executive direc<strong>to</strong>r of the ProFootball Hall of Fame, and Joe Horrigan, vice president for communicationsand exhibits, discuss the hall’s new expansion programduring a luncheon for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Club onMonday in Can<strong>to</strong>n, Ohio.PITTSBURGH — SidneyCrosby will not play or evenattend the NHL All-Stargame this weekend becausehe’s still recovering from aconcussion.General manager RayShero says Crosby is makingprogress but “still is notcompletely symp<strong>to</strong>m-free.”He says the team feels it’sbest that Crosby “focus<strong>to</strong>tally on his recovery.”Crosby was injured afterabsorbing hits <strong>to</strong> the head insuccessive games.CINCINNATI — Bengalsowner Mike Brown says hewon’t trade Carson Palmer.Brown said on Monday thatPalmer met with him a littlemore than a week ago andasked <strong>to</strong> be traded. Brown<strong>to</strong>ld Palmer that he wouldn’tconsider it because the quarterbackis central <strong>to</strong> the team’splans. He plans <strong>to</strong> talk <strong>to</strong>Palmer again <strong>to</strong> try <strong>to</strong> smoothover their differences.The Bengals have only twowinning records in the last20 years.BY JOHN PYEThe Associated PressMELBOURNE, Australia — A shirtless RafaelNadal looks over his shoulder in the black-and-whitepho<strong>to</strong>, his biceps flexed and muscles rippling.Nadal might be one step closer <strong>to</strong> his vauntedRafa Slam, but he’s also an Armani model. The pho<strong>to</strong>will appear in a campaign launch next month. First,however, there’s some tennis at hand, and Nadal isdoing just fine as an advertisement for his sport.He improved his winning streak <strong>to</strong> 25 matchesin Grand Slam events Monday, beating No. 15Marin Cilic 6-2, 6-4, 6-3 in the fourth round at theAustralian Open.Nadal already holds the French, Wimbledon andU.S. Open crowns and hasn’t lost in a major since thelast year’s quarterfinals at Melbourne Park. Nobodyhas held all four men’s majors at once since RodLaver in a calendar year in 1969.Nadal’s vic<strong>to</strong>ry sets up a quarterfinal against fellowSpaniard David Ferrer, who fended off big-serving20-year-old Canadian qualifier Milos Raonic 4-6,6-2, 6-3, 6-4.In the previous round, Nadal had complainedthat a virus left him weak and caused him <strong>to</strong> sweatmore than usual. He frequently peeled off his redshirt, often long after the soaked garment startedclinging <strong>to</strong> his body.He picked up the illness in Qatar two weeks agoand lost 6 pounds. Suddenly, some wondered if hehad enough energy for his Rafa Slam.“I’m not sweating that much <strong>to</strong>night, so I am veryhappy,” Nadal <strong>to</strong>ld the crowd after the match. “Thetwo other days I was sweating like crazy and I feltvery tired when I played the match.”The cooler conditions — the temperature droppedin<strong>to</strong> the low 60s — no doubt helped.“Today was the first day that I felt perfect physically,”Nadal said. “So that is the most important thing.”TENNIS: AUSTRALIAN OPENNadal extends win streak,keeps Rafa Slam on trackAll-ProContinued from page 1BUp front are Mankins andNew Orleans’ Jahri Evans atguard, Miami’s Jake Longand Cleveland’s Joe Thomasat tackle, and center NickMangold of the New York Jets.SteelersContinued from page 1B“We like <strong>to</strong> go in<strong>to</strong> every game asunderdogs,” WR Mike Wallace said.But maybe — at least in Taylor’seyes — it’s wishful thinking on thepart of Pittsburgh critics.“I feel like, deep down, in the back ofpeople’s heads, they really don’t wantus <strong>to</strong> win,” Taylor said. “People don’tlike successful people. Just the traditionwe have here, the success we havehere, I just feel that a lot of people don’twant us <strong>to</strong> succeed. They’re gettingtired of seeing the same people overand over again. I guess they want <strong>to</strong>see somebody new.PackersContinued from page 1BEvans, Thomas and Mangoldare repeaters from last season.Long and Mankins arefirst-timers.Cundiff and Lechler arejoined on special teamsby Chicago returner DevinHester, who also was an All-Pro in 2006 and 2007. Thisseason, Hester’s 17.1-yardwe’re a razor-sharp team as far as the level ofplay we’re bringing <strong>to</strong> the table here in the pastmonth.”McCarthy hasn’t been particularly prone <strong>to</strong>making bold statements during his time as thePackers’ coach, but even he embraced his team’sSuper Bowl expectations going in<strong>to</strong> the season.Then the injuries hit. The Packers lost runningback Ryan Grant <strong>to</strong> a season-ending ankle injuryin Week 1, and it just got worse from there.“Once that started happening throughout theyear, we knew we still had a chance <strong>to</strong> get in,That’s probably not joyous news for No. 7 Ferrer.Andy Murray, who beat an injured Nadal in theAustralian quarterfinals last year en route <strong>to</strong> his lossin the final <strong>to</strong> Roger Federer, would no doubt havenoticed, <strong>to</strong>o.Murray found his rhythm early and made only10 unforced errors in a 6-3, 6-1, 6-1 win over No.11 Jurgen Melzer. In the quarterfinals, he’ll meetAlexandr Dolgopolov, who ousted French Openfinalist Robin Soderling 1-6, 6-3, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2.Murray was confident when he said he was playingas well as he did this time last year. But, headded for good measure: “I don’t want <strong>to</strong> get carriedaway. I’ve never won one of these things before.” NoBritish man has won a major since 1936.In the night’s last match, Kim Clijsters wastedplenty of chances <strong>to</strong> break Ekaterina Makarovabefore winning 7-6 (3), 6-2.She had two set points on Makarova’s serve inthe 12th game, but couldn’t convert and it went <strong>to</strong>a tiebreaker. He conversion rate in that set was oneof seven.In the first game of the second set, Clijsters hadtriple break point but again couldn’t cash in. Herconversion rate at that point was one of 10.She held and broke for a 2-1 lead, then receivedan anti-inflamma<strong>to</strong>ry medication from the trainerfor pain in her left hamstring. It seemed <strong>to</strong> cure herquickly.Two of Clijsters’ three Grand Slam titles have comeat the U.S. Open since she returned <strong>to</strong> the <strong>to</strong>ur aftera career break <strong>to</strong> get married and have a baby. Herwin in New York in 2009, only a few <strong>to</strong>urnamentsback, made her the first mother <strong>to</strong> win a major sinceEvonne Goolagong Cawley at Wimbledon in 1980.She worked with her clothing sponsor <strong>to</strong> makea green dress for this <strong>to</strong>urnament in tribute <strong>to</strong>Goolagong Cawley. The Belgian was wearing itMonday night when the Australian great was inthe VIP area at Rod Laver Arena <strong>to</strong> watch her. There“Until that happens, I’m just glad<strong>to</strong> be a Pittsburgh Steeler.”And why not? Taylor was draftedby a team that has advanced <strong>to</strong> theAFC championship game in half ofhis eight seasons. Add that run <strong>to</strong> thelore of the Steel Curtain teams of the1970s — a unit that won four SuperBowls in six years, becoming the firsttrue dynasty in the Super Bowl era— and the Steelers have quite thetradition for a bunch of underdogs.“You come here and see the pictureson the wall,” Hoke said. “JoeGreene and all those great guys ondefense. Terry Bradshaw on offense,Franco Harris, there’s <strong>to</strong>o many <strong>to</strong>name. You know there’s a standardhere, and you know that winning ispunt return average set arecord, and he passed BrianMitchell for career kick return<strong>to</strong>uchdowns with 14.Along with Reed, makinghis fifth All-Pro squad, Ngata,Suh and Mayo on defense areends Julius Peppers and JohnAbraham; outside linebackersClay Matthews of Greenan expectation. You’re not hoping <strong>to</strong>win — you’re expecting <strong>to</strong> win here.”The Steelers maintain they’re notyet considering their legacy and how,with another title, they would pull <strong>to</strong>within one of their franchise ances<strong>to</strong>rsof 30 years ago.Sounds as if they’ve adopted themantra of their perpetually composedhead coach. Only 38, Mike Tomlin canwin his second Super Bowl in only hisfourth season, matching Joe Gibbs asthe only coach <strong>to</strong> do that.Tomlin faced the <strong>to</strong>ugh task of winningover his players when he washired as somewhat of an unknown34-year-old after the 2006 season.He had <strong>to</strong> replace the popular BillCowher, <strong>to</strong>o, which was not easy.and that was the crazy part,” Driver said. “Yougo through the year, you’re like, ’OK, we lose thisgame, we win this game, then you start bouncingback and realizing that you can do it.”’The Packers wouldn’t be getting ready for theSuper Bowl without players who <strong>to</strong>ok on biggerroles, including inside linebacker DesmondBishop, safety Charlie Peprah, right tackle BryanBulaga, running back James Starks and outsidelinebacker Erik Walden.“With the injuries we had early in the season,maybe some people wrote us off,” left tackle ChadClif<strong>to</strong>n said. “But again, I think that’s just a credit<strong>to</strong> the players we have in the locker room. Guysstepped up and played and played well and put usin position <strong>to</strong> get us where we’re at <strong>to</strong>day.”Safety Nick Collins said the Packers’ preseasonANDREW BROWNBILL/The Associated PressRafael Nadal makes a backhand return <strong>to</strong> Marin Cilicduring their fourth round match on Monday at theAustralian Open in Melbourne, Australia.wouldn’t have been room in the players’ box, withClijsters’ support crew at capacity.“I probably have the fullest box that I travel with,”she said. “I’m not doing everything. I’m not superwoman.We travel with a nanny — it keeps my mindfocused when I have <strong>to</strong> be focused on tennis.”No. 2 Vera Zvonareva kept rolling <strong>to</strong>ward a possiblethird consecutive Grand Slam final with a 6-4,6-1 win over Iveta Benesova.Zvonareva, who lost the Wimbledon final <strong>to</strong>Serena Williams and the U.S. Open final <strong>to</strong>Clijsters last year, moved in<strong>to</strong> a quarterfinalagainst No. 25 Petra Kvi<strong>to</strong>va, who rallied pastNo. 22 Flavia Pennetta 3-6, 6-3, 6-3.No. 12 Agnieszka Radwanska beat China’sPeng Shuai 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 and in the quarterswill meet Clijsters, who seems in good position<strong>to</strong> take the title.Defending champion Roger Federer takes on No.19 Stanislas Wawrinka in the first all-Swiss quarterfinalat a Grand Slam.No. 3 Novak Djokovic, the 2008 Australian champion,takes on No. 6 Tomas Berdych.Bay and James Harrisonof Pittsburgh; inside linebackerPatrick Willis of SanFrancisco; cornerbacksNnamdi Asomugha ofOakland and Darrelle Revisof the Jets; and safety TroyPolamalu of Pittsburgh.Defensive repeaters from2009 are Willis and Revis.Polamalu, Peppers andWillis make it for the thirdtime, Abraham, Harrisonand Asomugha for the second.In all, 10 AFC teams andeight from the NFC are represented,with Chicago theonly NFC club with two players.If Pittsburgh beats the Packersin two weeks at Cowboys Stadium,though, Tomlin will have doubledCowher’s one Super Bowl title in lessthan one-third of the time.“Going in<strong>to</strong> training camp, weknew the odds were stacked againstus a little bit in that first month withoutBen,” Hoke said. “But (Tomlin)kept us focused, kept that chip onour shoulder when people werecounting us out a little bit. I think weplayed with a chip on our shoulderthe first four weeks. And <strong>to</strong> be able <strong>to</strong>go 3-1 those first four games, knowingthat we had Ben coming back, weput ourselves in a good position <strong>to</strong>be where we are now.”It shows.confidence carried over from their previous season,which ended with a disappointing playoffloss at Arizona.“The way we finished the season last year, wefelt like we had an opportunity last year <strong>to</strong> go allthe way and fell a little short,” Collins said. “Wejust came in with the mindset that we can go allthe way and everybody buying in. It’s been payingoff this year.”Now the Packers are going <strong>to</strong> the Super Bowl, areality Driver said hasn’t set in yet.“That’s when you start really feeling it onceyou start getting down <strong>to</strong> Dallas and start seeingall the different activities and things going on,”Driver said. “That’s when it will really hit you.Then the family is all excited. I know that, but ithasn’t really hit me yet.”LAW & ORDERUF’s Jenkinsarrested onmarijuanapossessionBY MARK LONGThe Associated PressGAINESVILLE — Florida cornerbackJanoris Jenkins has been arrested on amarijuana possession charge, his secondarrest in the past 20 months.It’s also the first arrest under newcoach Will Muschamp, who vowed <strong>to</strong>have players represent the university“the Florida way.”Jenkins was arrestedearly Saturday in aGainesville nightclub.CorporalTscharna Senn,public informationofficer for theGainesville PoliceDepartment, saidofficers patrollingdown<strong>to</strong>wnclubs spottedJenkins in apublic bathroomroll-“We areaware ofthe incidentwithJanorisJenkinsand willhandle itinternallyat thistime.”Will MuschampFlorida coaching a marijuanacigarette. Shesaid Jenkins had a“small, clear bag ofcannabis.”Jenkins wascharged with possessionof marijuanaless than 20 grams,a misdemeanor.He was not taken<strong>to</strong> jail. Instead, hewas released aftersigning a notice <strong>to</strong>appear in court Feb.17.“We are aware ofthe incident with Janoris Jenkins andwill handle it internally at this time,”Muschamp said in a statement releasedby the school.It’s certainly not the start Muschampwanted at Florida.“There’s a certain thing that I’mgoing <strong>to</strong> refer <strong>to</strong> as the Florida way,and that’s the way they need <strong>to</strong> act andthat’s the way they need <strong>to</strong> represen<strong>to</strong>ur University,” Muschamp said duringhis introduc<strong>to</strong>ry news conferencelast month. “And I’m going <strong>to</strong> demandthat and I think that you’ll understandin time that that’s something that’s veryimportant <strong>to</strong> me.”Former coach Urban Meyer’s tenurewas filled with off-the-field issues. TheGa<strong>to</strong>rs had 30 arrests involving 27 playersduring Meyer’s six seasons.One of those included Jenkins. Policeused a stun gun when arresting him inMay 2009 and Jenkins was charged withaffray and resisting arrest without violence.Jenkins said he was fighting backafter a man tried <strong>to</strong> pull a gold chain offhis neck.Jenkins signed a deferred prosecutionagreement the following month andgot his record wiped clean after servingprobation and performing communityservice.Jenkins, considered one of the <strong>to</strong>pcornerbacks in the SoutheasternConference, decided two weeks ago <strong>to</strong>return <strong>to</strong> school for his senior season.He’s a three-year starter who played mos<strong>to</strong>f last year with a <strong>to</strong>rn labrum in his rightshoulder. He missed the Outback Bowlfollowing surgery.

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DiDa<strong>to</strong>,deceased.MANUEL E. GARCIA,ESQ.The Law Firm ofGarcia & Smith, P.A.At<strong>to</strong>rneys for the Estate515 Whitehead StreetKey West, Florida 33040Phone: 305-292-1437Florida Bar No. 915645January 18 & 25, 2011KEYSWIDE CLASSIFIEDstation19 Enlivenedthe punch21 Built-up24 Ayla’screa<strong>to</strong>r Jean25 Carbondalesch.26 Takespleasure in30 Kilt wearer32 “Silent”president33 They oftenclash37 Rogers andOrbison38 Future fish39 Fountaintreat40 Dangerous43 Gardenplanting44 Whets<strong>to</strong>ne46 Fort —, Fla.48 Colorfulsquawkers50 Outbackbird51 Big-ticket —52 Fond of57 Far Eastcuisine58 “Mona Lisa”singer59 Casinogame60 Sunbathes61 “The Loco-Motion” girl62 BurglarDOWN1 TV knob2 Spleen3 Mare’s tidbit4 Burroalternative5 Love,<strong>to</strong>Picasso6 — and yang7 Formerspouses8 Mental giants9 Stirring10 Drive back11 Multiplied16 Stripe20 Treatsomebody21 Soyuzlauncher22 “MiamiVice”cop23 Gull’s perch27 PFC superiors28 Coffee orisland29 Norse king31 Tidal waves34 Wound amatador35 Scent36 Cutting <strong>to</strong>ols41 Inexperienced42 Mrs. Peelof“The Avengers”44 Yoga type45 Coral reeflocale47 Icky48 Padded glove49 Wellgrounded50 James or Kett53 Hebrewletter54 Start of a bray55 MIT grad56 Family petMASSAGE PUTS HEALTHY GLOW INCOUPLE’S HAPPY MARRIAGEDEAR ABBY: So often I read abouttroubled marriages in your column.May I share with you something thatmy husband and I started doing thathas transformed what I thought was agood marriage in<strong>to</strong> a blissful one?One day, after complainingthat we had no quality time<strong>to</strong>gether -- we rarely talked,much less made love -- myhusband suggested we turn offthe television and offered <strong>to</strong>give me a massage.Ever since, four or five timesa week, once the children are inbed, we go in<strong>to</strong> our bedroom,take off our clothes and giveeach other long massages.Sometimes we spend the entire timein conversation, other times we savorthe peace and quiet. Sometimes wemake passionate love; other times wefall asleep naked in each other’s arms,completely content.It doesn’t matter how it turns out;it’s wonderful and it has made the res<strong>to</strong>f our lives less stressful and moreenjoyable. Our sex life is better thanbefore the children came, and we sleepin the nude more often.I hope you’ll print this. Moremarriages would take a turn for thebetter if couples made time for eachother and discovered the wonders ofmassage. -- HAPPIER THAN EVERDEAR HAPPIER: That’s a terrificsuggestion, and one that should betaken <strong>to</strong> heart. I hope it doesn’t rubanyone the wrong way.DEAR ABBY: I am in a bit of adilemma, and I would appreciatesome advice.I divorced my husband six yearsago because he was physically andmentally abusive <strong>to</strong> me. We had twochildren <strong>to</strong>gether. They are now beingraised by me and my new husband.There’s always somethin’ cookin’ in the Keys!Look for the “What’s Cookin’?” Restaurant Guide in theKey West Citizen for Menu Specials, Brunch, Breakfast,5BAbby, my ex-husband never <strong>to</strong>ldhis family the truth about why wedivorced. He <strong>to</strong>ld them I was unfaithfuland other things which you can’t printin a newspaper.My question: What should I dowhen the kids graduate or theyget married?I have tried <strong>to</strong> make peacewith several members of hisfamily. All they did was rip in<strong>to</strong>me and give me their opinionabout what I supposedly did<strong>to</strong> their brother. I don’t want <strong>to</strong>put my family in the positionof being berated and attackedwhen the children have aspecial occasion. On the other hand,I don’t want <strong>to</strong> cut them off from theirother family at important occasions intheir lives.What should I do? -- UNDECIDEDIN BELLEVUE, WASH.DEAR UNDECIDED: When thetime comes, ask your husband and thechildren how they feel about includingthese relatives. My advice would be <strong>to</strong>invite them, and place the burden ofwhether <strong>to</strong> attend the events or not onthem.DEAR ABBY: How do youtell someone how well you can dosomethingwithoutsoundinglikeyou’rebragging? -- STELLA IN DALLASDEAR STELLA: It’s not bragging <strong>to</strong>mention that you excel at something.It only becomes obnoxious if you dwellon it <strong>to</strong> the point that you forget <strong>to</strong> showan interest in the accomplishments ofothers.Dear Abby is written by AbigailVanBuren, also known as Jeanne Phillips,and was founded by her mother,Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby atwww.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440,Los Angeles, CA 90069.Dinner, Tapas, Bar Food... Whatever whets your appetite! 305-292-7777 x203220 HELP WANTEDLOWER KEYSPOSITIONSAVAILABLEatWESTIN KEY WEST,SUNSET KEY,WEATHER STATIONAND BANANA BAYWestin* Night AuditSunset Key*Bellstaff/Night -Houseperson*Concierge*PM HostSudsco*CDL Class “A” -or “B” Driver+ Previous applicantsneed not apply again.+ Application hours arefrom 9am <strong>to</strong> 3:30pm.+Can also apply on-line<strong>to</strong>:hr@westinkeywestresort.comDrug Free Work Place -An Equal OpportunityEmployerApply in Person245 Front Street,Key West, FL 33040Tel: 305-294-4000Fax: 305-292-4348RESTAURANTMANAGER:The His<strong>to</strong>ric La ConchaCrowne Plaza Hotel isseeking an experiencedRestaurant Manager <strong>to</strong>oversee the restaurant,bar, and kitchen. Theideal candidate will have3-5 years of food andbeverage managementexperience in a similarsize operation. Theymust have a strongknowledge of all areas offood and beverage includingboth back andfront of the house.Please email resumes <strong>to</strong>kevinhagerty@reming<strong>to</strong>nhotels.com220 HELP WANTEDLOWER KEYSFOOD SERVERBreakfast, Lunch Shiftnow available. Experienceand references req.7:30am <strong>to</strong> 3:30pm. shiftApply Two Friends Patio512 Front St.ROOM INSPECTORPrior Experience a Must!Bi-Lingual a plus. Goodcommunication skills andattention <strong>to</strong> detail.Apply in person:OceanKey Resort & Spa,Zero DuvalROUTE DRIVERFast growing establishedcompany seeking RouteDriver with knowledge ofKey West area (LocalKey West Resident only).Must Have clean drivingrecord. Backgroundcheck required. Class Alicense preferred, but notrequired. Seeking loyal,hardworking individuallooking for long term position.Interviews will beconducted on Jan. 30th.Motivated job seekerscan send resume andcontact number <strong>to</strong>erich@cusanos.comThe Inn At Key Westis currently acceptingapplications for thefollowing positions:* Evening MaintenanceMust be able <strong>to</strong> speakEnglish. Please Applyin person 3420 N.Roosevelt Blvd.EOEWanted-3 All Original BandsMusic fest end or March3 piece+ Send material& info <strong>to</strong> Stevie G-Raye Records163 Galleon LnCudjoe Key, FL 33042for info305-509-3335 orstrychnine@juno.comDeadline 2/20/11327 JewelryNEED CASH?Buying gold, silver, diamonds,Rolexes, Estateitems. Miami prices, wepay cash. 7 days/week.305-304-1805351 Electronics42” Liquid Crystal Vizionflat screen TV. 1 yr.old. $499. 407-780-7086355 Wanted <strong>to</strong> BuyTRANSIENTLICENSE(S)Wanted <strong>to</strong> purchasePlease call305-292-0707.402 RoommatesROOMMATE WANTED<strong>to</strong> share clean, nice2Br/2Ba apt in Old Town.w/d, d/w, $950/mo plus1/2 utils, avail 2/1.305-766-1100**PROFESSIONAL**REDUCED!!!Large Old Town brandnew 4BR superluxhouse. Own queen sizebed, flat screen TV. Pvtswimming pool. $350/wk.minimum 6-12 mo. lease.305-896-4004Ocean Front Stk. Is.Rm w/Pvt.ba, furn, Sat.TV, fenced garden &dock, w/d, $550 + 1/3 util.849-3771; 296-2116.404 ROOMSLOWER KEYS716 DUVAL ST.HEARTBREAK HOTELStay in the heart of OldTown. Beautifully furnished,immaculatelyclean, full kitchens, tilebaths, cable TV &cold A/C. Starting at$499/week + taxor 2 nite min@ $99/nite305-296-5558www.heartbreakhotel.org410 MOBILE HOMESLOWER KEYSWATERFRONTR.V. Lots for Lease15 minutes <strong>to</strong> Key WestOne Month Free RentWith annual leaseCall Dave(305) 304-7579Available Immediately$750/mo1 BR, 1 Bathon S<strong>to</strong>ck Island.Call Ken 305-393-9263.Renovated MobileHome3/2, washer/dryer hookups,ceiling fans, A/C’s,OSP, some pets, available2/1, S<strong>to</strong>ck Island$1,500/mo. plus $600.00security, call Judi305- 797-7127.WATERFRONT 2/154’x14’, remodeled, furn.clean, bright & breezy,vaulted ceilings, Berbercarpeting, tile counter<strong>to</strong>ps /bar, 24’ deck, 9’x10’dock, new roof, newCAC/heat, W/D. Sorry nopets, no smoking. $1000+ elect/water & sec.305-923- 1183.420 CONDOSUPPER KEYSISLAMORADACharming 2/2 unfurnocean view apartment ina gated community withpool and fishing pier.$1400/mo. requested butnegotiable. Availableimmediately. Please callMonday through Friday,9-1pm only(305)852-5097.422 FURNISHED APTS.LOWER KEYSNOW AVAILABLEOld Town apartment.Furnished or unfurnished.$800 and up. Nopets. Soni 292-9596,393-9764.STUDIO APTFor one. All util included.A/C, W/D, dish hookup,private entrance withpatio and small pets ok.$750 mo. F/L. Big Coppitt.Ask for Robert334-790-2628.428 UNFURNISHEDAPTS. LOWER KEYSOLD TOWN 1BRCozy 1/1, 616 Elizabeth.$1,275/mo. plus dep.plus util. Mark MolbackReality Exec. 923-8924.2/1 STOCK ISLANDCentral A/C, ceiling fans,OSP, tile throughoutSome pets, available2/15, $1,250/month plus$500.00 security, callJudi. 305-797-71271 BR IN KEY WESTw/private backyard. Avail.now. New kitchen & appliances,W/D, marblefloors. A perfect oasis!No pets. $1,300/mo.F/L/S 305-731-9990AVAILABLE FEB 2nd2512 Harris Ave.2BR/1BA, central A/C,W/D, OSP, no smokingor pets. Credit check.$1,600/mo. + utilities.305-294-6019***Old Town Classic***2 Big Bedrooms, $1,795TV, W/D, Parking, D/W.Porch, Pool, Pets Ok.***Tom 607-342-0626***428 UNFURNISHEDAPTS. LOWER KEYS2/2.5 LUXURY APTDey St, 2000sq ftGourmet kitchen,3 balconies, a must see.1 parking space provided$2750/mo $3000/mo F/SLocation 3 Real Estate305.292.8982BIG PINE KEY2/1 on canal. c/A/C,screen porch, W/D, D/W,no smoking or pets. Professionaladults. F/L/S.Lease, $1,500 mo. utilincl. Call 305-872-4502.434 FURNISHED HOUSESLOWER KEYSOLD TOWN BEAUTY626 Olivia St. Conchhouse. furn. 3BR/2BAW/D, No pets $2,300,F/L/S, lease305-669-4590, Mon-Fri.after 5pm leave message440 UNFURN. HOUSESLOWER KEYSAT HOME KEY WEST305-296-7975Pictures and moreproperties atwww.athomekeywest.comOLD TOWN1/1 apartmentConveniently locatedAvailable Now.$1,075/mo plus utilities2/1 sunny apartmentLarge private deckPets consideredAvailable Now$1,375/ mo plus utilities2/1 completely renovatedw/upgraded kitchen &wood floors. Back deck &Shared pool. Cats considered.Avail. March.$1,750/mo. plus utilitiesNEW TOWNLarge 1/1 cottagew/Plenty of s<strong>to</strong>rage. Petsconsidered. Avail. Now.$1,850/mo. utilitiesincluded.440 UNFURN. HOUSESLOWER KEYS3/3 large home with privatespa, parking &plenty of Closets. Petsconsidered. Avail. February.$2,200/mo plus utils.KEY WEST GOLF CLUB2/1 <strong>to</strong>wnhouse. Newappliances. Petsconsidered. Avail. March.$1,700/mo. plus utilities.See pictures & moreproperties @www.athomekeywest.comAT HOME INKEY WEST296-7975

6BKEYSWIDE CLASSIFIEDTHE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2011440 UNFURN. HOUSESLOWER KEYS3/2 MM 14 ON WATERfenced in, all tile, new appliances,C/A/C, D/W,W/D, pets OK! Avail.Feb. $2,300/mo. 305-393-2345SUGARLOAF WATERFRONTLarge 3BR/2BA withopen water view, $2,500.Conch Realty305-292-8505visit us atwww.conchrealty.comDUCK AVENUE2BR/2BA with fenced inyard, pet friendly, offstreet parking, W/D, D/W,central A/C, tile floors,Well maintained, spaciousand airy.$1800/mo, F/L/S. AvailableFebruary 1st.305-294-8146; 304-37873/2 Waterfront homeAvailable Immediately.Key Cove neighborhoodof Summerland Key.MM24. $1950 per monthCentral air, tile throughout. Pets OK. Deepwatercanal. 60 feet of seawallfor boating. Call Wendy,305-304-4762COMPASS REALTY305-292-1480Unfurnished HomesAcross from the beachCondo 3b/2b$1950 + utils available1/1/11 - long termThe Meadows-privatehome 3b/2.5b-including aseparate roomw/bathroom in the back.$2500+utils available1/10/11-long termFurnished HomesGolf Club-Conch Townhome3b/2b Pet friendly -pet fee. $2,200+utilsLong Term. Avail. NowUnfurnished ApartmentsWhite Street 1b/1b upstairs.$1,250+ utils waterand waste included.Available Now. LongTerm Only.Wet and dry boat slips forrent. Call for detailsCall Compass Realtyfor an appt. 292-1480or 888-884-7368www.compass-realty.comAll real estate advertisingin thisnewspaper issubject <strong>to</strong> the FederalFair Housing Act of 1968which makes it illegal <strong>to</strong> advertise“any preference, limitationor discrimination basedon race, color, religion, sex ornational origin, or an intention<strong>to</strong> make any such preferencelimitation or discrimination.”This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept any advertisingfor real estate which is in violationor the law. Our readersare hereby informed that alldwellings advertised in thisnewspaper are available on anequal opportunity basis.328029440 UNFURN. HOUSESLOWER KEYSA GREAT HOUSEMilitary discount. $2,250per mo., year lease. 3/2Cudjoe Key waterfronthome. MM23 Oceanside.Close <strong>to</strong> Key West andReef Fishing. Visithttp:\\www.varrieur.com/doug/coates.htmfor pictures. Contrac<strong>to</strong>rs,Military, roommates andfamily welcome.Call 305-619-0088 or305-872-0969452 VACATION RENTALSLOWER KEYSPLANNING YOURTRIP TO KEY WEST?His<strong>to</strong>ric Hideaways hasbeen providing cus<strong>to</strong>merswith Vacation Rentalsfor over 20 years. Rent aprivate home or condow/ pool for the sameprice as a hotel. Weekly,Monthly or longer.Visit us in person at:1109 Duval Street orwww.His<strong>to</strong>ricHideaways.comor call at 800-654-5131.Full service propertymanagement.460 COMMERCIALRENTALSOFFICE/WORKSHOP2000 sq.ft. $1,200 mo.OFFICE/APT. 1000 sq.ft.Carpeted, wet bar, A/C,cable TV, $1,200 mo.Call 305-360-2137.Commercial For LeaseSearch All Key West andFL Keys Office or RetailSpace For Lease atwww.KeysRealEstate.comFormer BudDistribu<strong>to</strong>rshipFor Sale or Lease,29,582 SF of state of theart warehouse space on6 acres of US Hwy 1/ N.Roosevelt. This is perfectfor any industrial or warehouseneed, could possiblybe converted <strong>to</strong> a bigbox retail use.Office Suites inSugarloafThe Alamo, affordablesmall office suites availablefrom 450 <strong>to</strong> 788SQFT w/ rent starting at$750 per month.Conch Plaza5,074 SF available betweenGFS & Beall's OutletS<strong>to</strong>re. Parking & US 1visibility. 2506 N. RooseveltBLVD.623 Duval StreetProfessional Office spacew/new build out. Plentyof parking. Spaces rangefrom 500 SF <strong>to</strong> 5000 SF.Professional OfficePro Plaza on 12th St. isKW's only professionaloffice plaza w/ lobby, eleva<strong>to</strong>r& ample parking.935 SF on the 4th floorw/ viewsContact Claude J.Gardner, Jr.305-766-3133,Prudential Knight &Gardner Realty460 COMMERCIALRENTALS4000SQ.FT.COMMERCIAL SPACE6471 3rd St. S<strong>to</strong>ck Island.Includes 750sq.ft.office space. $3,500monthly. Also 925sq.ft.in Torres Plaza5605 3rd Ave. S<strong>to</strong>ck Island.$1,200/mo. Call305-296-3164,305-923-4605.464 S<strong>to</strong>rageS<strong>to</strong>rage Space - Flood FreeCaroline St. - Old Town90 SF - 350 SF CallGrace for details.305-923-6199STORAGEIndustrial WarehousesSizes vary.S<strong>to</strong>rage ContainersOn our site or yours.Call (305)294-0277520 HOMESLOWER KEYSHAPPY NEW YEAR!No Closing Cost Governmentloan program up <strong>to</strong>100% financing. Paymentsstarting at $1,600per month. Brand New3/2 Available in Key WestS<strong>to</strong>ck Island Or BigCoppitt. (Move in Now)Call Joe Cleghorn(305) 304-6627Waterfront Community2/1 mobile with 50’ x 85’buildable lot. New roof,10’ x 20’ screened porch.Dockage and boat rampavail. $149,000 OBO.Real<strong>to</strong>rs Welcome!Owner Lic. RE Agent305-849-3061526 BUSINESSOPPORTUNITYKEY WEST 79 SEATRESTAURANT/BARHigh traffic location, w/beer & wine license. Forsale @ $647k or rent for$3,600 mo. Owner is a licensedreal estate agent.1500BerthaStreet.comVic Musmanno, P.A.Coldwell Banker Schmitt305-294-0123Have a Boat<strong>to</strong> sell?Chuckcanhelp!Let Chuck from ourClassified Team helpyou write & placeyour ad <strong>to</strong>day!Getresults inKeyswideClassifiedsCall Chuck 292-7777 x3526 BUSINESSOPPORTUNITYKEY WESTSpeedway is growinglooking for inves<strong>to</strong>r orpartner <strong>to</strong> move <strong>to</strong> greatlocation in New Town.305-879-0050.Bldg.532 Income PropertyMixed Use! 2Commercial1 ResidentialLocation! Location!Location!On Truman near WhiteUnder appraised value!Owner is FL. Lic. REBrokerOnly $779K!Transient Licensed!SF home w/dip poolOwner is FL. Lic. REBrokerReduced <strong>to</strong> $699K!Old Town TriplexOnly $325K!Grand Old Town Homeand adjacent commerciallot! $695K eachRestaurant in Prime200 Block Duval StreetLocation! SRX licensed.Only $600K!17 Acres on Out Island$799K!Fantasy WeekTimeshare!Coconut Mallory $13,500Kathleen P Hancock PABroker AssociateProperty Managemen<strong>to</strong>f Key West, Inc.305-304-4034See these listings @www.Keywesthomes.org534 COMMERCIALPROPERTYCommercial For SaleSearch All Key West andFL Keys Commercial REand Businesses For Saleat www.KeysRealEstate.comKW Guesthouse37 unit Guesthouse andRestaurant available inOld Town Key West ablock from the ocean &near Duval St.513 Whitehead Street2,600 SF office spaceacross from KW Courthouse.Structurally renovatedw/ market rate aptupstairs. Off street parking& a huge front brickporch.Office CondoPerfect ground floormedical condo with extensivebuild-out andx-ray room. Over 2,000SF of space with ampleparking and signage.704 Duval StreetTurn rent in<strong>to</strong> equity onDuval. Retail spacedown with large 1/ BDapt upstairs. Priced right,call for more information.Quiznos FranchisePopular <strong>to</strong>asted subsfranchise available on thebusy middle blocks ofDuval. New equipmentpackage and long termlease in place.Contact Claude J.Gardner, Jr.305-766-3133Prudential Knight &Gardner Realty610 Trucks‘95 Chevy K1500, runsgood, 4 wd. $3000 (305)747-8735620 Au<strong>to</strong>s For SaleKEY WEST KIA3424 N. Roosevelt Blvd.Key West, FL 33040305-295-8646*Manager Specials*2004, 25’ DutchmanTravel trailer, a/c.$59951996 Toyota Corolla$2,995 $4995Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, only 85K miles2003 Nissan Altima S$6,995 $8,995Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c2008 Hyundai Tiberon$12,995 $14,9955 speed, sunroof, a/c,28K miles2008 Kia Optima LXAu<strong>to</strong>, a/c, 38K miles.Bank Repo, Make Offer!2007 Honda Fit$12,995 $14,995Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, only 9K miles2008 Pontiac Torrent$15,995 $17,995Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, 36K miles2009 Kia Rio LX$9.995 $11,995Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, 39K miles2003 Audi A4$10,988 $15,995Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, leather,sunroof, 60K miles2007 Nissan Quest$16,988 $18,988Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, 38K miles620 Au<strong>to</strong>s For Sale2002 Chrysler Town &Country LXi$5,989 $7,989Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, leather, 82K mi2005 Chevy Silverado2500 LS$24,988 $29,988Double cab, diesel, 4x4,au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, 70K miles1998 Subaru LegacyOutback$3,995 $5,9955 speed, a/c, leather2008 Subaru LegacyOutbackOnly $16,988 $22,888Au<strong>to</strong>, a/c, wagon,Only 24K milesTax, tag and DOC feenot included in sale price(305)295-8646Call us andSAVE, SAVE, SAVECONVERTIBLEAudi Cabriolet 1994,Pearl white, tip <strong>to</strong>p cond,$3,500 26mpg727-667- 62582007 TOYOTA YARISBlack, 2 dr. hatchback,38K mi., au<strong>to</strong>, perfectcondition, 40 mpg.$8,300. 305-393-0608.1998 Plymouth VoyagerMini van. runs great, superclean. New tires.Must sell $1,800. We buygold. 305-304-8831.625 Classic Au<strong>to</strong>s1967 LINCOLNCONTINENTALRuns strong, 460 bigblock V8, needs somework. $5,000 as is. Comesee at 511 Caroline St.Key West.625 Classic Au<strong>to</strong>s1979 ROLLS ROYCESILVER WRAITH IISilver ext w/black panels& <strong>to</strong>p. Tan int w/Englishoxblood hides. “A chance<strong>to</strong> own a powerfulgraceful classic”. Alloriginal <strong>to</strong>tal res<strong>to</strong>ration.$43,000. 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