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The Florida Keys’ Only Daily Newspaper, Est. 1876Packers return with Lombardi — Page 1BTuesday February 8, 2011 ◆ Vol. 135 ◆ No. 39 ◆ 14 pages50 CentsWEATHERJoshua Coyle, fifth gradeMary Immaculate SchoolSunrise: 7:06 a.m.Sunset: 6:17 p.m.Today: SunnyHigh 70Tonight: Partly cloudyLow 59Complete forecast on Page 2AFLORIDAScott unveils budgetplan at tea party rallyEUSTIS: New RepublicanGov. Rick Scott received wildapplause from about 1,000tea party activists when hesaid the $65.9 billion budgetproposal he rolled outMonday would cut governmentwaste and lower taxes.Page 3ANATIONAd sends shiversthrough Motor CityDETROIT: To a pulsatingbeat, hip-hop star Eminemdrives a sleek Chryslerthrough the streets of Detroit,proudly cruising by the city’slandmarks, towering skyscrapersand the hopefulfaces of its people. His journeyends with an unapologeticmessage: “This is theMotor City, and this is whatwe do.” Page 7AWORLDSouthern Sudanprepares for capitalJUBA, Sudan: The mud-huttown of Juba has earned apromotion to world capitallater this year. Only SouthernSudan needs far more than itsown currency and a nationalanthem. Page 8AON THE RADIOKey West MayorCraig Catestalks abouttonight’s workshopon a towingordinanceCatesand Glynn Archer as City Hall.Also on today’s show:• Ralph Henriquez, KWHS athletics• Karen Hillier,National Wildlife Refuge• Rudy Molinet, Rotary Club of KW• Sean Morton,sanctuary superintendent• Marc Halvorson, community college• Capt. Pat Lefere, Naval Air Station• 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.CRB director resigns abruptlyMuffler: Contract change wouldresult in mixing politics, policingBY ADAM LINHARDTCitizen StaffThe Key West police oversightboard’s director abruptlyresigned Friday, unhappywith an overture to bringROB O’NEAL/The CitizenRandy Detrick’s ‘Living Room’ piece is among the few art offerings at this year’s Sculpture Key West. The number of sculptures wassignificantly decreased this year due to budget constraints.Photo courtesy of Deputy Bradford ColenMonroe County sheriff’s deputies confiscated 29 chickensin an alleged cockfighting ring in Marathon onSunday. Ten roosters were euthanized.MARATHONthe position under the CityCommission’s control.Citizen Review Board (CRB)Executive Director StephenMuffler’s two-year contractwith the city expired inOctober, and he was negotiatinga new contract as headof the independent, volunteerboard.Muffler, who made $45,000annually, wanted a 2 percentpay increase and additionalsick days and vacation time,but said the sticking pointwas to whom he answers. Hisprevious contract states heworked solely for the CRB, andAlleged cockfight raided in MarathonBY ADAM LINHARDTCitizen Staffonly the boardcould hire orfire him, ortake disciplinarymeasuresagainst him.That was doneto keep the Mufflerposition frombeing politicized.“If you put politics andArt exhibition’s waning reflects lifeKEY WESTTough economic times mean a downsized Sculpture Key WestBY MANDY MILESCitizen StaffAs many projects that are struggling tostay afloat amid economic challenges,Sculpture Key West has been forced todownsize.The popular outdoor art exhibitionthis year features 17 works of contemporarysculpture — down from 31 pieceslast year, and only a fraction of the75 works that were displayed in 2006.The 2011 presentation also includesone online work and one performancepiece.“We had hit rock bottom before thisyear’s installation,” said artist VeraVasek, who is also the volunteer executivedirector of Sculpture Key West. “Wetook a hit in the amount of donationsthat we received that keep us afloat.”The project is dependent on privatedonations, and in the past has receivedfunding from the Monroe CountyTourist Development Council. Whenarts patrons struggle financially, so dothe arts they support.Project organizers knew this year’sexhibit would be markedly smaller thanin previous years, and they subsequentlyaccepted fewer entries, but spreadthem among three outdoor venues: FortZachary Taylor Historic State Park, theWest Martello Tower and the Key WestTropical Forest & Botanical Garden.“We put out a call for artists, and theysubmit a proposal to be reviewed by apanel of jurors,” Vasek said, adding thatthe head juror and guest juror are artprofessionals from outside the FloridaKeys. The other three jurors are local artists:Helen Harrison, Sculpture Key Westfounder Jim Racchi and Vasek.See SCULPTURE, page 5AAn alleged cockfighting ringwas busted Sunday afternoon at atrailer park in Marathon, markingthe fourth time in less than a yearthe illegal blood sport has beenthe target of a raid.Monroe County sheriff’s deputiesreportedly seized 29 birds,turning them over to the MarathonWild Bird Center, which euthanized10 of the roosters that weretoo aggressive to rehabilitate,according to an offense report.Trailerama Manager MariaRodriguez called 911 at noon toreport seeing men carrying fightingroosters near her backyardwhile she was taking her Bibleclass. When she investigatedfurther, she saw “men runningaround and yelling, becausethey were fighting the chickens,”reports say.About a dozen people fledwhen a deputy approached the10- to 12-foot fighting ring. Fivepeople were stopped and questioned.The owner of the trailerwhere the alleged fighting tookplace arrived afterward and alsowas questioned.No arrests were made at thescene, but the investigation isongoing and charges may bepending, sheriff’s spokeswomanpolicing together, I’m out,” hesaid Monday.Muffler’s contract was withdrawnfrom the City Commissionagenda Feb. 1 amiddiscussion by some commissionersabout whether theyshould oversee the CRB executivedirector. Muffler said heSTOCK ISLANDSee CRB, page 5AFirestationback onagendaPlan calls forbuying land nextto existing siteBY TIMOTHY O’HARACitizen StaffMonroe County is consideringbuying four lots on StockIsland for a new fire stationto replace its cramped stationat the corner of Maloneyand MacDonald avenues —so cramped, fire officials say,that a fire truck will not fitinside.County staff is asking theCounty Commission to spend$675,000 to purchase fourlots surrounding the currentstation. The plan is to mergethe four lots, totaling 25,000square feet, with the currentsite to have adequate spacefor a new facility.County staff has reviewedseveral properties on StockIsland in recent years, butnone worked out due to size,location or cost. Fire Chief BillCallahan said expanding thecurrent site is the best option,as having a station just offU.S. 1 would allow firefightersto quickly respond to calls onStock Island, Key Haven, BigCoppitt Key and the city ofKey West, if needed.See FIRE STATION, page 5ABecky Herrin said.The Department of Childrenand Families also was called afterdeputies found two childrenin the trailer who were beingwatched by their grandmother,reports say.Spurs were taped to the legsof some of the roosters to inflictdamage during fights, and aniodinelike solution used to treatinjured birds was found near thering, reports say.The combs and waddles of severalroosters had been cut andtheir lower feathers shaved, evidencethey were used to fight,See COCKFIGHT, page 5AINDEX ◆ 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, FEBRUARY 8, 20113AMILE MARKERSKEY WESTBridge tournament sign-upRegistration is now open for theHenry Woods Bridge Party, which willbenefit the Waterfront Playhouse.The charity tournament, whichcosts $50 per person, will be at 6 p.m.March 1 at the Key West Yacht Club,2315 N. Roosevelt Blvd. Check-in willbegin at 5:45 p.m. All skill levels arewelcome.Top scorers will win two subscriptionsfor the Waterfront’s 2011-2012season. Other prizes will be awarded,and the tournament will include freehors d’oeuvres and a cash bar.To register, call Mary AnnWesterlund at 305-294-7158 or e-mailrmawest@bellsouth.net.BRUCE FRANKLINHERNDONBruce Franklin Herndon Sr.,61, of Cudjoe Key, Fla., formerlyof Orange, Va., died onWednesday, Feb. 2, 2011.Bruce was born March 30,1949, in Gordonsville, Va., andwas the son of the late W.L.Herndon.Bruce is survived by hismother, Elva Lohr Herndon ofOrange; two daughters, HeatherLeith Herndon of the OuterBanks, N.C., and Kathleen TylerPaid obituaries are published onceunless the family or funeral home iswilling to pay for reruns. Obituaries up tosix inches are $65; $75 with a photo.Those more than six inches will becharged $10 an inch. Free death noticesOBITUARY POLICYKEY LARGORecycle e-waste for freeIntercon Solutions and MonroeCounty will accept electronic itemsthat residents want to dispose ofproperly.Items eligible to be recycled includeany item that can be plugged in or isbattery-operated, such as computers,TVs, cell phones, calculators, monitors,remote controls and small householdappliances. Household hazardouswaste such as batteries and bulbs,including fluorescent tubes, also willbe accepted free of charge.E-waste will be accepted from 9 a.m.to 2 p.m. Feb. 12 at the Recycling Center,300 Magnolia St., Mile Marker 103.NASA/The Associated PressAn undated image from video shows space shuttle commanderMark Kelly training in a simulator at Johnson Space Center inHouston.Astronauts like Kelly putfeelings aside in trainingBY SETH BORENSTEINThe Associated PressWASHINGTON — Here’sthe challenge. Your wife, U.S.Rep. Gabrielle Gif fords, hasbeen shot in the head and isrecovering, but still has a longway to go. You also have twoteenage daughters and a highprofile,difficult and very publicjob.So given all that, how do youfly, in just a couple of months,one of the world’s most complexvehicles — the sometimesdeadly space shuttle?Easy, says astronaut MarkKelly, the Navy pilot and captainwho resumed his dutiesMonday as commander ofthe shuttle Endeavour’s finalvoyage in April. “Ignore stuffgoing on in your personal lifeand just focus on your mission.We get a lot of practicedoing that. I’ve been doingthat for 24 years.“The key word there is beingable to compartmentalizethings,” he said.Putting aside problems andfeelings in little boxes andzeroing in on the tough task athand — compartmentalizing— is what astronauts, militaryofficers, firefighters, surgeonsand presidents do all the time.It’s a good coping techniquethat works, especially for peoplelike Kelly who is dealingwith a family crisis, psychologistssay.Kelly explained his focusingabilities Friday at thenews conference where heand NASA declared he wouldindeed lead the space missionhe was assigned before his wifewas shot in the head on Jan.8. Giffords is going throughrehab work in a Houston hospital,and Kelly wouldn’t discussthe extent of her braindamage. There are no reportsshe has spoken, and doctorspreviously have said she haslimited use of her right side.Kelly says she is making progressevery day and “would bevery comfortable” with hisdecision to return to spaceflight.Most people compartmentalizeall the time on a smallerscale. But some people arenaturally better at puttingaside their feelings than others,or they learn how to bebetter at it.“They are ultimately superrationaland super-logical,”said psychologist and executivecoach Marilyn Puder-York, of Old Greenwich, Conn.“They access their emotions,but they don’t let their emotionscontrol their cognitionor their behavior or theirchoices.”Jim Lovell, commander ofthe Apollo 13 mission thatlimped back to Earth after anexplosion crippled its flight tothe moon in 1970, said it is away of thinking that helps yousurvive: “You focus on whathas to be done immediately ...One by one you overcome eachcrisis as they come along.”Herndon of Alexandria, Va.;one son, Bruce Franklin “B.J.”Herndon Jr. of Chesapeake,Va.; and one brother, Donald L.Herndon of Orange, Va.Bruce was a member of theSt. Thomas Episcopal Churchand was an avid real estate professionalat the local, state andnational levels. Bruce’s careerin real estate was sparked byhis love of the land, its historyand its people. Bruce wasa graduate of the University ofRichmond and was a memberlist only the name of the person whodied and where services will be held.Obituaries may be edited to conformwith Citizen style and usage. E-mailedsubmissions are preferred. Send them tonewsroom@keysnews.com.BY BRENDAN FARRINGTONThe Associated PressBY BRENT KALLESTADThe Associated PressOBITUARYof the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.He was a member ofthe Key West Navy League. ForBruce there was never a stranger,and his trademark laughwould brighten any room.Funeral services will be at2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011,at the St. Thomas EpiscopalChurch in Orange, with burialin the Maplewood Cemeteryin Gordonsville. Pastor LinHutton will officiate. The familyreceived friends from 6 to7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 7, 2011,ISLAMORADAPhoto courtesy of Donna DietrichAn aspiring musician checks out the instruments at FoundersPark earlier this year. The Keys Community Concert Band willperform a free concert at 4 p.m. Feb. 19 at the TIB Bank of theKeys Amphitheater in the park at Mile Marker 87 in Islamorada.Hulber Gagliardini, a professional musician and Marathon HighSchool graduate, will conduct the band.EUSTIS — New Republican Gov. RickScott received wild applause from about1,000 tea party activists when he said the$65.9 billion budget proposal he rolled outMonday would cut government waste andlower taxes.Scott is proposing $5 billion in spendingcuts, about half of that in education,in the next budget year beginning July 1and another $2.6 billion more the followingyear.At the tea party rally in a Baptist church,the new Republican governor comparedhis look at the current $70.4 billion budgetto going up in an attic of an old home.“Over the last three months I spent alot of time in that attic and I’m cleaningit out,” said Scott. “There’s things that weneed to dust off and repair and protect,and there’s things we need to completelythrow away.”Scott also has proposed cutting pensionbenefits for state workers, teachers andsome local government employees whilemaking them contribute 5 percent of theirsalaries to their retirement plan. He alsowants to cut the state’s work force by 8,645positions, or nearly 7 percent, next yearwhile reducing pay for prison employees.Scott also wants to spend more on economicdevelopment and cut $4.1 billion infees and taxes as part of a two-year spendingplan. His proposal includes a $1.4 billioncut in the state’s corporate income taxthat he eventually wants to phase out.Businesses also would get a $630.8 millionreduction in taxes they pay into thestate’s unemployment compensation program.Scott also wants to roll back motorvehicle fees that lawmakers increase acouple years ago by $360 million.He told the crowd he’s going throughevery line of the budget and removingany item that isn’t essential governmentspending.In an unusual move, Scott broke withtradition by making his budget announcementoutside of Tallahassee. Tea partyactivists from around the state came to thechurch and rallied ahead of Scott’s speech.Outside there were “Don’t Tread On Me”flags and inside the crowd sang patrioticsongs and listened to speakers criticizePresident Barack Obama and governmentspending.TALLAHASSEE — A Senatecommittee delayed votingMonday on a proposed propertyinsurance bill designed tocrack down on fraudulent orexcessive sinkhole claims.Although a vote was scheduledon the measure (SB408), Banking and InsuranceCommittee chairman GarrettRichter, R-Naples, said hewanted to hear more testimonyand won a postponement.The sinkhole issue is themost controversial componentof a property insurancereform measure that lawmakersare trying to pass againthis session. It would make iteasier for insurers to refusesinkhole coverage.A similar bill, without thesinkhole provisions, passedthe Legislature last year butwas vetoed by former Gov.Charlie Crist.Richter believes insurancecompanies have been taggedfor millions of dollars in questionable,if not fraudulent,claims where policyholdersextract settlements for somethingas minor as a crack inat the Preddy Funeral Homein Orange. In lieu of flowers,memorial contributions may bemade to the St. Thomas MusicFund, 119 Caroline St., Orange,VA 22960, or the Fairview BeachResident’s Association, P.O. Box183, King George, VA 22485.MARATHONBoating skills course this weekendThe Marathon Sail & Power Squadron will teacha boating skills course from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturday at its education building on LoggerheadLane off 52nd Street, bayside, behind the PandaHouse restaurant.The class, for those 12 and older, costs $45 perperson and $10 for each subsequent family member,which includes study aids and materials.Students will be eligible to receive a NationalAssociation of State Boating Law Administratorscertificate and a Florida Fish and WildlifeConservation Commission Boating SafetyEducation Identification Card. Both are requiredfor drivers of vessels, including personal watercraft,born on or after Jan. 1, 1988.Call 305-240-0205, e-mail marathonsps@yahoo.com or go to www.marathonpowersquadron.orgSTATEScott unveils budget plan at tea party rallyPHELAN M. EBENHACK/The Associated PressGov. Rick Scott announces his new budgetduring a Tea Party event Monday in Eustis.the driveway or didn’t usesettlement money to repairdamages.Since the last major hurricane,Wilma, hit Florida in2005, sinkhole claims haveScott used Twitter to explain his decisionto come to this small central Floridatown to roll out his budget.“I do things different. The world doesnot revolve around Tallahassee ... that’swhy I’m announcing my budget in the realworld,” he tweeted.GOP-leaning tea party activists gave amore favorable response to his proposalsthan Scott expects to get in Tallahassee.Leaders of the Republican-controlledLegislative earlier said they don’t seehow the cash-strapped state can affordtax cuts. They issued statements Mondaythat praised Scott for proposing spendingcuts and not seeking tax increases withoutcommenting on specifics.No matter what the Legislature thinksof the proposal that calls for $65.9 billionthe first year and $63.3 billion the second,Scott was wildly received in Eustis.“We are so thankful that we have agovernor that stands on his promises. Hedid not forget us,” Billie Tucker of the FirstCoast Tea Party told the crowd. “He’s oneof us.”Scott’s proposals also drew strong supportfrom business interests.“Cuts to education and health care willinevitably raise concerns among some,but in the midst of a recession, governmentmust cut expenses because raisingtaxes is a death knell for job creation,”said Barney Bishop, president and CEO ofAssociated Industries of Florida.Scott has made job creation his mantra.He campaigned on a promise of makingFlorida friendlier to business cuttingtaxes, regulations and state spending ina drive to create 700,000 new jobs overseven years.Lawmakers delay action on property insurance bill328680&IN THE CIRCUITZUMBA ClassesTues & Thurs 6:15PMZumba Open to Members& Non-MembersTake 1 Class or Buy a Party PassDetails: 305-293-8777329151329449skyrocketed, approachingnearly $2 billion in the lastfour years. Most of the claimshave come from Hernando,Hillsborough and Pasco counties.CITIZEN OF THE DAYMIKE HENTZ/The CitizenBarbara McKiel is from Lowell, Mass., and has lived in KeyWest for eight years. McKiel, an employee of Fausto’s FoodPalace on White Street, said she loves the Florida Keys’weather and is an avid sailor.

4A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2011EDITORIAL BOARDPAUL A. CLARIN/PUBLISHERTOM TUELL/EDITORRALPH MORROW/SPORTS EDITOROPINIONED BLOCKCHARLIE BRADFORDKEN DOMANSKISHIRLEY FREEMANTODD GERMANComputer worm is afrightening milestoneHistory is a peculiarthing. Although it isoccurring all aroundus, it is almost impossible todistinguish between the minormoments and seismic shiftswithout the vantage point oftime. This is especially true inthe world of technology, wherenew advances seem to appearevery day.The proliferation of theStuxnet worm, however, representsa new and frighteningmilestone in the arenaof international computerwarfare. It truly represents historyunfolding before us in realtime.The Stuxnet virus was specificallydesigned to play havocwith the computers that helprun Iran’s nuclear program.Experts say that the viruswas introduced in 2009 and,although it infected computersthroughout the world, itwas specifically designed tohamstring Iran’s nuclear ambitions.According to numerousaccounts, Stuxnet has done itsjob, setting back the country’snuclear program by years.For many people, that’sthe good news. Many leaders,both in the United Statesand throughout the MiddleEast, have welcomed the delayas an opportunity to avoidwhat has euphemisticallybeen described as a “militaryoption.”There has also been aremarkable absence of anyapparent collateral damage.The designers of this virusseem to have worked painstakinglyto ensure that, althougheasily transmitted, it attacksa very specific target. In fact,when first discovered by antivirussoftware, experts wereconfounded as to why someonewould go to great lengthsto create such a complex codethat seemed to produce no illeffects.Who developed Stuxnet?There’s no hard evidence, butlots of speculation. Obviously,GOVERNMENT WEBSITES:Monroe Countyhttp://www.monroecounty-fl.govCity of Key Westhttp://www.keywestcity.comCity of Marathonhttp://www.ci.marathon.fl.usVillage of Islamoradahttp://www.islamorada.fl.usEditorialcountries such as Israel andthe United States have muchto gain if Iran’s nuclear effortsstall.But it is the very effectivenessof the virus that shouldgive us pause, no matterwhom we are or who developedit. Although somecomputer security expertsbelieve that Stuxnet shouldhave been designed with a socalled“kill switch” that wouldhave caused the virus to selfdestruct upon completing itstask, its presence in computersaround the world indicatesthat this did not happen, or atleast has not happened yet.People who design virusesare acutely aware of the intricaciesof the codes used tobuild them. They also lookclosely at new viruses as theyemerge. This is, of course,nothing new. When someonebuilds a better mousetrap,there’s always someone elsewho thinks he can improveupon the improvement.Some experts have voicedconcerns that Stuxnet mayserve as a de facto blueprintfor future computer attacks,and that what may right nowappear to be a boon may ultimatelyprove a curse.Virtually everything in ourmodern world is connectedin some way to computers.Whether we are transferringmoney, buying groceries,using electricity, or filling aprescription, even the mostadamant Luddite among usrelies directly or indirectlyon computers every day.That’s true whether we livein Jerusalem, Cairo, Tehran,Washington, D.C., or on CapeCod.That’s why Stuxnet is morethan just some small internationaltechnology story.Sooner or later, the Stuxnetstory will likely be our story.— The Cape Cod TimesCity of Key Colony Beachhttp://www.keycolonybeach.netMonroe County Sheriff’s Officehttp://www.keysso.netMonroe County School Districthttp://www.keysschools.comMonroe County Clerkhttp://www.clerk-of-the-court.comWhy wouldn’t biddersembrace suggestions?[Regarding “County criticizedover new animal controlcontract,” in Saturday’sCitizen:] On Nov. 23, Ireceived an e-mail from thecounty administrator’s officethat stated, “On Mr. Gastesi’sbehalf, please find attachedthe latest draft of the Big Pine/Marathon Animal Shelterrequest for proposals for yourreview and comment.”The same day, I e-mailed the[Marathon] City Council stating,“The county has offeredus the opportunity to provideinput into the animal servicesshelter proposal for Big Pineand Marathon. If you or yourconstituents have any commentsor suggestions, pleaseforward them to me.”On Dec. 3, I e-mailed thecounty and stated my personalsuggestions. I suggestedthe county consider thefollowing criteria and assignpoints that will be utilized inselecting a service provider forMarathon:• Performance should beprioritized over cheap price;• Willingness to providemaximum opportunity toevery healthy animal to beadopted;• Clear policies on controllingpet reproduction andLetters to the editorminimizing unwanted animals;• Clear criteria for euthanasiaand in particular no healthy,non-dangerous animal will beput down due purely to time;• Commitments on voluntaryextra service hours, physicalplant improvements, maintenanceand cleanliness;• Creative ideas to fundraise to augment county fundingand clear allowable use offund-raised dollars;• Ability to use non-countyfunds to enhance servicesabove minimum service levelrequired in the contract;• Creative use of volunteers,including high school andolder students seeking communityservice hours or careerpaths in veterinarian relatedprofessions; and• Recognition of being theservice provider of choicewithin the [Florida] Keys (peoplegoing outside their servicearea to obtain services becausethe chosen service area hasperceived or actual betterfacilities or services).Technical suggestions [were]contract term should be alignedto expire at the same time anduniform minimum performancecriteria for all service areas.An nual evaluation/report cards.Frankly, I can’t understandwhy any potential serviceprovider that truly cares forthe community and animals— versus turning a buck —would object to these idealsunless compliance exposedtheir proposal’s operationalshortcomings.Roger HernstadtCity managerMarathonShelter is important tocommunity, occupantsRegarding the lawsuit [seeking]removal of the KOTS,homeless shelter. During thelast political campaign, in fallof 2010, I needed some workersin Key West and the suggestionwas made to contactthe Keys Overnight TemporaryShelter people for help. Thiswould provide the homelesswith work and a day’s paywhile filling my needs.Nancy Banks answered mycall and showed me the setup,the inner workings and theorganization of the shelter. Thecontrol and mandatory adherenceto the rules was veryprofessional and impressive.Knowing the more reliable andsober individuals, they pickedout five that I hired for the nextday’s work. Each was on timeand did the requested work.While learning more aboutthis organization, its importanceand relevance becameevident, for both its inhabitantsand the community atlarge. These men and womenneed to have a safe haven tosleep and bathe. It is a bareminimum facility, which at thevery least gets them off thestreets and out of the woodsduring the night. This alonemust cut down on crime byand against them.Morally, it is indefensiblenot to try to help those lessfortunate than us. Some maybe in this position by their owndoing, consciously or unconsciously,by fate, bad luck, poorchoices, ignorance, color oftheir skin, or for a myriad ofreasons. They still deserve ameasure of dignity and thatextension of a ray of hope.Realistically, perhaps many ofus are only a couple of paychecksaway from a similarplight. Unfortunately, thesefolks are not a voting bloc, sowe become their voice in thepolitical arena.In discussions with BobbieHaugen, a tireless advocatefor the homeless in the UpperKeys, it is noted that we reallyneed a KOTS facility in thisarea. A place for them to showeris a necessity.[KeyWest City Commissioner]Mark Rossi has it right when headvocates getting the permitsnow to make it permanent.Bob ThomasKey LargoLETTERS POLICY: The Key West Citizen welcomes your letters to the editor, and asks that readers follow these guidelines for letter submission. • Only original lettersaddressed to 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 to individuals will be considered; but not letters recognizing sponsors or supporters of organizations or theirevents. • Writers are limited to one letter every two weeks. • Letters can be submitted via e-mail at editor@keysnews.com, by fax at 305-295-8005, or by mail addressed to:Letters to the editor, Key West Citizen, P.O. Box 1800, Key West, FL 33041. • The publisher has final authority on publication of submitted material.Droughts, floods and a food crisis— an early taste of what’s to comeBY PAUL KRUGMANNew York TimesWe’re in the midst ofa global food crisis— the second inthree years. World food priceshit a record in January, drivenby huge increases in the pricesof wheat, corn, sugar and oils.These soaring prices havehad only a modest effect onU.S. inflation, which is stilllow by historical standards,but they’re having a brutalimpact on the world’s poor,who spend much if not mostof their income on basic foodstuffs.The consequences of thisfood crisis go far beyondeconomics. After all, the bigquestion about uprisingsagainst corrupt and oppressiveregimes in the Middle East isn’tso much why they’re happeningas why they’re happeningnow. And there’s little questionthat sky-high food prices havebeen an important trigger forpopular rage.So what’s behind the pricespike? American right-wingers(and the Chinese) blame easymoneypolicies at the FederalReserve, with at leastone commentatordeclaring that there is“blood on Bernanke’shands.” Meanwhile,President NicolasSarkozy of Franceblames speculators,accusing them of“extortion and pillaging.”But the evidence tells a different,much more ominousstory. While several factorshave contributed to soaringfood prices, what reallystands out is the extent towhich severe weather eventshave disrupted agriculturalproduction. And these severeweather events are exactly thekind of thing we’d expect tosee as rising concentrations ofgreenhouse gases change ourclimate — which means thatthe current food price surgemay be just the beginning.Now, to some extent soaringfood prices are part of ageneral commodity boom: Theprices of many raw materials,running the gamut fromaluminum to zinc,have been risingrapidly since early2009, mainly thanksto rapid industrialgrowth in emergingmarkets.But the linkbetween industrialgrowth and demandis a lot clearer for, say, copperthan it is for food. Exceptin very poor countries, risingincomes don’t have mucheffect on how much peopleeat.It’s true that growth inemerging nations like Chinaleads to rising meat consumption,and hence rising demandfor animal feed. It’s also truethat agricultural raw materials,especially cotton, compete forland and other resources withfood crops — as does the subsidizedproduction of ethanol,which consumes a lot of corn.So both economic growth andbad energy policy have playedsome role in the food pricesurge.Still, food prices laggedbehind the prices of othercommodities until last summer.Then the weather struck.Consider the case of wheat,whose price has almost doubledsince the summer. Theimmediate cause of the wheatprice spike is obvious: worldproduction is down sharply.The bulk of that productiondecline, according to U.S.Department of Agriculturedata, reflects a sharp plunge inthe former Soviet Union. Andwe know what that’s about: arecord heat wave and drought,which pushed Moscow temperaturesabove 100 degreesfor the first time ever.The Russian heat wavewas only one of many recentextreme weather events, fromdry weather in Brazil to biblical-proportionflooding inAustralia, that have damagedworld food production.The question then becomes,what’s behind all this extremeweather?To some extent we’re seeingthe results of a natural phenomenon,La Nina — a periodicevent in which water inthe equatorial Pacific becomescooler than normal. And LaNina events have historicallybeen associated with globalfood crises, including the crisisof 2007-08.But that’s not the wholestory. Don’t let the snow foolyou: Globally, 2010 was tiedwith 2005 for warmest yearon record, even though wewere at a solar minimum andLa Nina was a cooling factorin the second half of the year.Temperature records wereset not just in Russia but inno fewer than 19 countries,covering a fifth of the world’sland area. And both droughtsand floods are natural consequencesof a warming world:droughts because it’s hotter,floods because warm oceansrelease more water vapor.As always, you can’t attributeany one weather event togreenhouse gases. But the patternwe’re seeing, with extremehighs and extreme weather ingeneral becoming much morecommon, is just what you’dexpect from climate change.The usual suspects will, ofcourse, go wild over suggestionsthat global warming hassomething to do with the foodcrisis; those who insist thatBen Bernanke has blood on hishands tend to be more or lessthe same people who insistthat the scientific consensuson climate reflects a vast leftistconspiracy.But the evidence does, infact, suggest that what we’regetting now is a first taste ofthe disruption, economic andpolitical, that we’ll face in awarming world. And given ourfailure to act on greenhousegases, there will be muchmore, and much worse, tocome.Paul Krugman is a syndicatedcolumnist with The NewYork Times and winner of the2008 Nobel Memorial Prize inEconomic Sciences. His columnappears in The Citizen onTuesdays.

6A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY,FEBRUARY 8, 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 to 9inclusively.THE GRIZZWELLSBill SchorrMONTYBIG NATEJim MeddickLincoln PeirceTHE WORLD ALMANACTuesday, February 8, 2011Today is the 39th day of2011 and the 50th day ofwinter.TODAY’S HISTORY: In1587, Mary, Queen of Scots,was beheaded.In 1910, the Boy Scouts ofAmerica was incorporated.In 1915, D.W. Griffith’s “TheBirth of a Nation” premieredin Los Angeles, Calif., withthe title “The Clansman.”In 1996, PresidentBill Clinton signed theTelecommunications Act of1996 into law, leading toa drastic overhaul of U.S.media regulations.TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS:William Tecumseh Sherman(1820-1891), U.S. general;Jules Verne (1828-1905), writer; Lana Turner(1920-1995), actress; JackLemmon (1925-2001), actor;James Dean (1931-1955),actor; Nick Nolte (1941-),actor; John Grisham (1955-), writer; Gary Coleman(1968-2010), actor.TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1998,Finland beat Sweden, 6-0,in the first women’s Olympicice-hockey game.TODAY’S QUOTE: “War ishell.” -- attributed to WilliamTecumseh ShermanTODAY’S FACT: The firstmovie ever to be screenedprivately at the White Housewas “The Birth of a Nation,”which Woodrow Wilsonviewed in 1915.TODAY’S NUMBER: 2.9million -- membership of theBoy Scouts of America as ofDec. 31, 2009.TODAY’S MOON: Betweennew moon (Feb. 2) and firstquarter (Feb. 11).Find Today's Horoscope, Crossword Puzzle, Celebrity Cipher, BridgeTips and Dear Abby in the Citizen Keyswide Classified Section.

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 20117AThe Monument to Joe Louis is seen Monday in Detroit.Ad sends shivers through Motor CityBY JEFF KAROUBThe Associated PressDETROIT — To a pulsatingbeat, hip-hop star Eminemdrives a sleek Chrysler throughthe streets of Detroit, proudlycruising by the city’s landmarks,towering skyscrapersand the hopeful faces of itspeople. His journey ends withan unapologetic message:“This is the Motor City, andthis is what we do.”A day after it aired, one ofthe most-talked about SuperBowl ads sent shivers of pridethrough the battered city,which hopes car buyers arewilling to look past Chrysler’sbillion-dollar bailout andembrace the idea that if a vehicleis “Imported from Detroit,”AOL steps up news, ad effort with Huffington PostTHE ASSOCIATED PRESSAOL Inc., once the king ofdial-up Internet access knownfor its ubiquitous CDs and“You’ve got mail” greeting inits inboxes, is stepping up itsefforts in news and onlineadvertising with a $315 milliondeal to buy news hubHuffington Post.The acquisition announcedMonday is among the mostaggressive strategic movesengineered by AOL CEO TimArmstrong in an effort toreshape a fallen Internet icon.Perhaps just as importantas picking up a news sitethat ranks as one of the top10 current events and globalnews sites, AOL will be addingHuffington Post co-founderand media star AriannaHuffington to its managementteam.After the acquisition closeslater this year, Huffington willrun AOL’s growing array ofcontent, which includes populartechnology sites Engadgetand TechCrunch, local newssites Patch.com and onlinemapping service Mapquest.The price that AOL is payingis “really just the hiring fee toget Arianna,” said technologyanalyst Rob Enderle. “This isone of those out-of-left-fieldmoves that actually makes alot of sense. This could putAOL back on the map.”Putting Arianna Huffingtoninto a position of power couldalso eventually threatenArmstrong’s job security if AOLstill struggles, Enderle said.In a blog post about thedeal, Arianna Huffingtonpraised Armstrong’s vision forAOL and said they were on thesame page as they discussedtheir ambitions for onlinenews. “We were practically finishingeach other’s sentences,”Huffington wrote. She said thedeal was signed at the SuperBowl in Dallas, which she andArmstrong attended.The Huffington Post, whichnow draws 25 million monthlyvisitors, has built its popularityby bringing together newsfrom a wide selection of othermedia outlets, linking to articlesand video on everythingfrom politics to style to food.NATIONPEOPLE IN THE NEWSCARLOS OSORIO/The Associated Pressthat’s reason enough to buy it.“It’s like an anthem or rallyingcry for Detroit,” AaronMorrison of Mason City, Iowa,told The Associated Press viaFacebook. “It makes me wantto buy my next car made inAmerica.”Morrison, a photographer,said the ad even inspired himto consider moving to Detroitto work for Chrysler.The two-minute ad wasunusual for its length, airingduring a broadcast in which a30-second spot costs $3 million.And it framed the grittyurban images, includingvacant factories, with an attitudethat embraced the city’spast and its survival instinct.“What does this city knowabout luxury, huh?” the narratorasks. “What does a townthat’s been to hell and backknow about the finer things inlife? Well, I’ll tell you — morethan most. You see, it’s the hottestfires that make the hardeststeel.”“Because when it comesto luxury, it’s as much aboutwhere it’s from as who it’s for.Now, we’re from America,but this isn’t New York Cityor the Windy City or Sin City,and we’re certainly no one’sEmerald City.”The Chrysler ad was “thebig story of the night,” accordingto NM Incite, a Nielsen/McKinsey Co. that tracksonline buzz. Consumersrepeated the “Imported fromDetroit” slogan in online comments,the company said.It even has a new section ondivorce.It combines that type ofaggregation with original workby its own small staff and blogposts from celebrity contributorswho work for free in returnfor a platform to express theiropinions. 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Cowellexited the network’s “AmericanIdol” in part to focus on thenew show, which has been asuccessful format in severalcountries since its debut inBritain in 2004.The winner of “X Factor” willget a $5 million record deal,which Cowell said won’t bea “dressed up” sum: The topcontestant will get $1 milliona year for five years, separatefrom the costs involved inrecording and promotion.✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬NEW YORK — MichelleObama is paying her first visitto “Live! 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3288788A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2011WORLDLONDONReporter expelled from RussiaKANDAHAR, AFGHANISTANForces brace for offensiveDHAKA, BANGLADESHPORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITIPresident confirms extensionBritain’s Guardian newspaper saidMonday its Moscow correspondent hadbeen expelled from Russia after he usedWikiLeaks’ cables to report on allegationsthat Russia under the rule of Vladimir Putinhad become a “virtual mafia state.”Luke Harding, who had been back inLondon for two months to write a book onWikiLeaks, was refused entry by Russianauthorities when he tried to return toMoscow last weekend, the paper’s editor-inchiefAlan Rusbridger said.Harding’s Russian visa was revoked and hewas put on the next plane back to Londonafter being held in a detention cell for 45minutes, The Guardian said. No explanationof the decision was offered to the journalist,the newspaper said in a statement, addingthat it was trying to establish further details.Ten loud explosions that rockedKandahar one day last week actuallysignaled good news on the front lineof the war against the Taliban.The blasts — one every 30 minutesfrom 10 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. — werefrom Afghan and coalition forcesblowing up more than 6,000 poundsof Taliban AK-47s, bomb-makingequipment, homemade explosivesand rocket-propelled grenades.Finding and destroying the insurgents’weapons in Kandahar province,the ancestral home of PresidentHamid Karzai and the birthplace ofthe Taliban, is just one way Afghanand coalition forces are trying to makeit difficult for the militants to launch astrong offensive in the spring.PAVEL RAHMAN/The Associated PressA vendor waits for customers Monday at his vegetable shop in aboat on the Buriganga River during a nationwide strike in Dhaka,Bangladesh. Police fired tear gas and arrested dozens as the country’smain opposition party enforced a dawn-to-dusk general strike toprotest the government’s alleged failure to run the nation effectively.Haitian President Rene Preval willstay in office for three more months ashis country chooses a successor in adelayed election, his chief of staff saidMonday.Chief of Staff Fritz Longchamp confirmedPreval’s exit date of May 14 in aphone interview with The AssociatedPress following uncertainty about theHaitian leader’s plans.Preval’s term had been scheduled toend Monday, but his successor will notbe elected until Haiti holds a presidentialrunoff March 20. He had beensilent about his intentions in recentdays, leading to rumors that he mightappoint a temporary successor.“He will stay in office until May 14. Hewill not leave today,” Longchamp said.Freed Google exec helped spark revoltTHE ASSOCIATED PRESSCAIRO — The young GoogleInc. executive detained byEgyptian authorities for 12days said Monday he wasbehind the Facebook page thathelped spark what he called“the revolution of the youthof the Internet.” A U.S.-basedhuman rights group said nearly300 people have died in twoweeks of clashes.Wael Ghonim, a marketingmanager for the Internet company,sobbed throughout anemotional television interviewjust hours after he was freedas he described how he spent12 days in detention blindfoldedwhile his worried parentsdidn’t know where he was. Heinsisted he had not been torturedand said his interrogatorstreated himwith respect.“This is therevolution ofthe youth ofthe Internetand now therevolution of all GhonimEgyptians,” hesaid, adding that he was takenaback when the security forcesholding him branded him atraitor.“Anyone with good intentionsis the traitor because being evilis the norm,” he said. “If I wasa traitor, I would have stayedin my villa in the Emirates andmade good money and saidlike others, ‘Let this country goto hell.’ But we are not traitors,”added Ghonim, an Egyptianwho oversees Google’s marketingin the Middle East andAdvertise your business in theKeys’ Premier Bridal GuideThe 2011Bridal Magazine• Key West’sPremiere BridalGuide will publish34,000 copieson Wednesday,February 16.• Keyswidedistributionincluding: TheCitizen, Marathon& Big Pine FreePress, IslamoradaFree Press and KeyLargo Free Press.• The BridalMagazine willalso publishdigitally onwww.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.Africa from Dubai, one of theUnited Arab Emirates.The protesters have alreadybrought the most sweepingchanges since President HosniMubarak took power 30 yearsago, but they are keeping up thepressure in hopes of achievingtheir ultimate goal of oustingMubarak.Ghonim has become a heroof the demonstrators since hewent missing on Jan. 27, twodays after the protests began.He confirmed reports by protestersthat he was the administratorof the Facebook page“We are all Khaled Said” thatwas one of the main tools fororganizing the demonstrationthat started the movement onJan. 25.Khaled Said was a 28-yearoldbusinessman who died inJune at the hands of undercoverpolice, setting off monthsof protests against the hatedpolice. The police have alsobeen blamed for enflamingviolence by trying to suppressthese anti-government demonstrationsby force.Ghonim’s whereabouts werenot known until Sunday, whena prominent Egyptian politicalfigure confirmed he wasunder arrest and would soonbe released.Time and again during thetwo weeks of demonstrations,protesters have pointed proudlyto the fact that they have nosingle leader, as if to say thatit is everyone’s uprising. Still,there seems at times to be alonging among the crowds atCairo’s Tahrir Square, the maindemonstration site, for someoneto rally around.The unmasking of Ghonimas the previously unknownadministrator of the Facebookpage that started the protestscould give the crowds someoneto look to for inspiration topress on.Whether Ghonim forcefullytakes up that mantle remains tobe seen, but he said repeatedlyin Monday night’s interview thathe did not feel he was a hero.THE ASSOCIATED PRESSRIO DE JANEIRO — A fireMonday gutted warehousesholding many of the elaborate,feather-and-sequin costumesand extravagant floats for Rio’sCarnival parade, destroying thedreams and hard work of thousandsof mostly poor Brazilianswho toil year-round to stageone of world’s most spectacularcelebrations.Seamstresses, set designersand musicians watched intears as firefighters struggledto control the blaze that ragedthrough four warehouses. Thefire devoured about 8,400 outfitsand the ornate sets builteach year in the battle to be thecity’s top samba group.Three hours into the earlymorningblaze, the flames werecontrolled and 10 warehousesJEROME DELAY/The Associated PressSouth Sudanese construction workers walk along the country’s largest swimming pool Jan. 12 in RockCity, a 160 apartments and hotel rooms complex under construction in Juba, South Sudan.S. Sudan prepares for capitalBY JASON STRAZIUSOAND MAGGIE FICKThe Associated PressJUBA, Sudan — The mudhuttown of Juba has earneda promotion to world capitallater this year. Only SouthernSudan needs far more than itsown currency and a nationalanthem: Most of the roads hereare dirt and even aid workerslive in shipping containers.In a little more than fivemonths, Southern Sudan isslated to become the world’snewest country. Final resultsfrom last month’s independencereferendum announcedon Monday show that 98.8 percentof the ballots cast were forsecession from Sudan’s north.Juba is oil-rich but lacks theembassies and skyscrapers ofother world capitals. Therewas only a mile or two of pavementhere just a year ago, andthe local archives are stored ina tent. Many, though, see greatpotential, and are excitedlylooking forward to controllingtheir own destiny.Entrepreneur SolomanChaplain Lui, 42, is overseeingthe construction of 160 apartmentsand hotel rooms on arocky bluff overlooking Juba.The country’s largest swimmingpool sits here, though itswere unscathed, but some ofthe top contenders and upand-comersin next month’sCarnival parade were knockedout of the competition.“Do you know what it feelslike to work all day, into thenight, to make this happen,water is murky. His arm pointstoward empty fields where hehopes to one day build a malland a golf course.“As I talk to you now thereare many people flowinghere,” he said. “A new countryis being born.”Two decades of war betweenthe predominantly Muslimnorth and rebels in theChristian-animist south killedat least 2 million people beforea 2005 peace agreement wasreached. Residents are jubilantto have their own countryat last, though much workremains.Decades of war and povertyhave kept Southern Sudan ina decrepit state, and its 8.7million people live in one ofthe least developed regions inthe world. The U.N. says a 15-year-old girl here has a higherchance of dying in childbirththan finishing school. An estimated85 percent of the populationis illiterate.Adding to the challenges,the prices of some everydaygoods like sugar, soap andcooking oil have increased bymore than 50 percent in recentweeks.“The list is long,” said AthaiPeter, 25, as he stood at a jobadvertisement board outside aU.N. agency on Monday. “Theand then this?” asked GrazielaGoncalves Carvalho, a seamstresswith Uniao da Ilha doGovernador, one of the groupsthat appeared to have sufferedheavy losses. “It’s over. There’snothing. This Carnival is overfor us.”roads are so poor in manyplaces that we have very highfood prices.”A new currency must beestablished. Diplomatic missionsneed to be opened. And acountry name must be chosen.Critical negotiations stillmust be held with the northto decide on citizenship rights,oil rights and even the finalborder demarcation.The U.S. national intelligencedirector warned lastyear of a possible new masskilling or genocide in Sudanover the referendum. That nolonger looks likely.Sudan President Omar al-Bashir backed the final resultsMonday and said he wantedto be the first to congratulatethe south on their new state.His remarks seemed designedto help ensure a continuousflow of southern oil throughthe pipelines in the north.About 98 percent of SouthernSudan’s budget comes from oilrevenue.United States PresidentBarack Obama also congratulatedthe people of SouthernSudan for “a successful andinspiring” referendum, andsaid he intended to formallyrecognize the country as a sovereign,independent state inJuly 2011.Fire in Rio de Janeiro destroys Carnival costumes, floatsThe Associated PressFirefighters try to extinguish a fire Monday at the city of Samba inRio de Janeiro, Brazil.Carnival is a time whenRio’s residents and more than700,000 visitors pour into thestreets for a cathartic, nearlyweeklong party where orderis subverted and the poorestclimb the highest floats dressedscantily in glitter and feathers,parading before the eyes of theworld. The revelry culminatesin the two-day competitiveparade of the elite groups, andends on Ash Wednesday, whenorder is restored.After the fire, many of theparticipants spoke of pullingtogether to make sure everyonehad something to wear,but with just a month leftbefore the March 6 start of thecompetition, there is no wayto replace the labor-intensivesets. To cariocas, as the peopleof Rio are known, the destructionwas heartbreaking.

SPORTS1B THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2011STILL WAITINGPENGUINS ANTICIPATE CROSBY’S RETURN, 2BFLORIDA LOTTERYCash 3: Afternoon drawing: 5-3-1Evening drawing: 3-2-7Play 4: Afternoon drawing: 3-7-8-4Evening drawing: 7-0-2-0Fantasy 5: N/ASPORTS SHORTSNATE BILLINGS/The Associated PressLSU’s Patrick Peterson, the 2010 Jim ThorpeAward winner, poses for a photo with the trophybefore the Jim Thorpe Award banquet atthe National Cowboy and Western HeritageMuseum on Monday in Oklahoma City. The JimThorpe Award is given to the top defensive backin college football.Peterson receives Thorpe awardOKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — LSU cornerback PatrickPeterson patterns his game after Charles Woodson.He also keeps in touch with the Green BayPackers’ star.Peterson received his Jim Thorpe Award, given tothe best defensive back in college football, at theNational Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum onMonday night.Peterson says he received a text message fromWoodson on Sunday night after the Pro Bowl cornerbackwas injured in the first half of the SuperBowl. Woodson, who broke his collarbone during thePackers’ 31-25 victory against Pittsburgh, was lettinghis protege know he was going to be OK.Brissett signs letter of intentwith University of FloridaGAINESVILLE — Florida has signed Jacoby Brissettto a national letter of intent, giving the Gators twohighly touted quarterbacks in their 2011 class.Brissett, a 6-foot-5, 225-pounder from PalmBeach Dwyer, is the 19th player to sign with Florida.He will join fellow quarterback Jeff Driskel, whoenrolled in January, on campus in July.Driskel is widely considered the top quarterbackprospect coming out of high school this year.Brissett is ranked ninth by Scout.Brissett led Dwyer to a 12-2 record last year,throwing for 1,463 yards, with 19 touchdownsand five interceptions. He also ran for 296 yards.He chose Florida over Miami, Washington andWisconsin.Rafael Nadal, Lindsey Vonnwin 2011 Laureus awardsABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — Spain’sRafael Nadal and American Lindsey Vonn are thewinners of this year’s Laureus Sports Awards.Nadal was honored as the sportsman of theyear and Vonn the sportswoman in a ceremonyMonday in Abu Dhabi. Nadal won the French Open,Wimbledon and U.S. Open to rank as the world’s No.1 tennis player, while Vonn won two Olympic medalsin Vancouver, including gold in the downhill, and herthird consecutive World Cup overall title.In the other awards, Spain’s World Cup squadwon the team of the year; Italian motorcycle championValentino Rossi claimed the comeback of theyear award; French soccer great Zinedine Zidanewon the lifetime achievement award and Americansurfer Kelly Slater took the action sportsperson ofthe year.Winners are chosen by 46 sports stars who makeup the Laureus sports academy.KEYS CALENDARTODAY IN THE KEYSTODAY ON TVMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALLESPN — Indiana at Purdue, 7 p.m.ESPN2 — Cincinnati at DePaul, 7 p.m.ESPN — Tennessee at Kentucky, 9 p.m.NBASUN — Indiana at Miami, 7: 30 p.m.NHLFSN — St Louis at Florida, 7:30 p.m.VERSUS — Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m.BY TODD RICHMONDThe Associated PressGREEN BAY, Wis. — Thousandsof exhausted but euphoric Packersfans welcomed their cherished teamhome to Green Bay as Super Bowlchampions on Monday after a nailbitingvictory over the PittsburghSteelers.Schools dismissed early and peopletook time off work to watch theteam’s motorcade travel from AustinStraubel International Airport toLambeau Field along a route thatincluded Lombardi Avenue, namedin honor of the legendary Packerscoach Vince Lombardi.Fans who spent Sunday nightpartying picked up right where theyleft off Monday morning, showingup hours early for the parade. Theyjammed Lambeau’s atrium andclogged the stadium’s pro shop asBY RALPH MORROWCitizen Sports EditorMidway through the fourthquarter when Pittsburghscored its 2-point conversion,I began scanningour Super Bowl picks thatran on Sunday’s frontpage of the sports section.Co-Citizen workersRoger Gillis and DavidSingleton were only apoint off the 28-25 GreenBay lead.Then, of course, thePackers went down thefield and scored a field goal. Iscanned again, saw that ScottBurton was only a point off. Wait aminute! I looked at my own score.“Patsy,” I said to the lady to myleft. “I’m in the lead.”“That’s nice,” she said, totallyinvolved in the game. Or maybeher calmness was because she hadpicked the Steelers to win. Ha! Nota chance.NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE: SUPER BOWL XLVSWEET REUNIONLombardi Trophy returns toGreen Bay with championsBY TIM REYNOLDSThe Associated PressMIAMI — Listed perhaps generously at 6-foot-1, Eddie House is the shortest player on theMiami Heat roster.Little big man, indeed.House’s career has been marked by the abilityto deliver big shots — and he’s doing thatin bunches of late for Miami. In a little overtwo weeks, he made a two free throws to beatDetroit, hit a huge 3-pointer late in Miami’s winat Oklahoma City, and on Sunday scored 13points in the fourth quarter as the Heat pulledaway from the Los Angeles Clippers.Since Jan. 22, House is shooting 64.5 percent inthe fourth quarters of the seven games in whichhe’s played — and Miami has won each of thosecontests.“He’s one of those special players that canshoot cold,” Heat guard Dwyane Wade said. “Ifhe’s made eight in a row, if he’s missed nine in arow, you feel that the next one is going in no matterwhat. That’s the kind of guy he is and we’reglad to have him.”House sees a natural progression in the waythey bought piles of Super Bowlgear and memorabilia. To makeroom, the team finally had to herdshoppers and visitors into a line thatstretched outside the stadium.Ashley Ellis, 17, and EricaChristensen, 18, of Oak Creek, wentto bed at midnight after celebratingthe victory. They were up at 4 a.m.to drive to Green Bay and stake outa spot for the parade. They said thePackers gave them “anxiety attacks”as the Steelers made their secondhalfcomeback, but on Monday allwas right with the world in GreenBay. Asked why anyone would getup at 4 a.m. to visit a football stadium,Christensen replied simply.“Love them,” she said.By early afternoon throngs offans in cheeseheads, green andgold beads, jerseys and Packer par-See PACKERS, page 3BARMCHAIR COMMENTAnd the winners get... new cars!As you probably know, thePackers won, 31-25 and bothBurton and I picked 31-24. Wow,it’s better to be lucky than goodsometimes, although in this spaceback on Sept. 2, I did pick thePackers to win the SuperBowl, albeit over NewEngland.I’m declaring thatthe two winners get...a brand new car! No,just kidding. I’ll try toarrange a lunch withBurton and our previouswinners ChristineGorham, Patricia Brown,Lorena Azuaje and GeorgeLancaster — probably nearMarathon, where Lancaster livesand halfway to Key Largo, whereBurton lives.In typing in Sunday’s material, Idid make one screw-up (I hope onlyone). Gorham correctly tells me herscore should have been Packers, 27-21 (not 27-13, which was her pick inher winning year of 2009).NBA: MIAMI HEATKEYSNEWS.COM — AND SPORTS TOOObama congratulatesPack coach McCarthyWASHINGTON — President BarackObama has spoken with Green BayPackers coach Mike McCarthy to congratulatehim and the team on theirSuper Bowl win over the PittsburghSteelers.The White House says that Obama,who was neutral on the Super Bowlafter his beloved hometown ChicagoBears got knocked out of contention,told McCarthy that “even a Bears fan”can appreciate what the victory meansto Green Bay and Wisconsin.The president asked McCarthy topass on how impressed he was withMVP Aaron Rodgers’ season. He alsoHouse heating up at the right timehis season has gone with the Heat.He needed time to recover from shoulder surgery,which held him back during training campand the preseason. That was followed by a learningprocess to figure how best to fit with LeBronJames, Chris Bosh and Wade. Then he needed afew more weeks to get into the rotation — fromDec. 3 through Jan. 12, House played a grandtotal of 18 minutes in a 20-game span.Better late than never, Housesaid.“All I had to do was stayready to help this team,”House said. “That’s what Idid.”He hadn’t had four straight gamesof double-digit scoring since November 2007.He’s had two of those streaks in the last monthalone, and will look for a fifth consecutive oneof those when Miami — a winner of six straightgames — hosts Indiana tonight.“It’s fun winning,” House said. “The month ofDecember was fun, too. I wasn’t in the rotationbut I still had fun with it. We were playing greatbasketball. As long as we’re winning, man, it’salways fun.”Some others came close. TracyKessler, who looks after our petsat All Animal Clinic, missed byonly three points, as did TommyLancaster, the son of GeorgeLancaster, one of last year’s winners.Gillis and Singleton missedby only four points.As I pointed out at Sunday’s3rd Annual Ralph MorrowSuper Bowl Party, 49 of the 87at the party picked the Packers.Congratulations to all of you andthanks to everyone for playing.For a week now, Burton hasbeen the new manager of theKeller Williams Realty Co. in KeyLargo after being a classified salesrep for the Islamorada and KeyLargo Free Press, sister papers ofThe Citizen. So, technically, he’snot a Cooke employee.When I talked to him Monday, hetold me he’s from San Diego, spent20 years in the U.S. Army, sailed aboat into Key Largo and lived onthe boat for awhile. In between theArmy and the Free Press, he soldsaid he looked forward to hosting thePackers at the White House — an outcomehe noted had been predicted byPackers player Charles Woodson.Obama noted McCarthy’s leadershipin guiding the team through injuries.House is havinga bit of a bouncebackseason in hissecond stint withMiami. A year ago,he shot 38 percentfrom the field, 35percent from 3-pointrange. This year, he’sshooting 45 percent, 44percent from beyondthe 3-point line.Of late, his exuberancehas alsogotten him introuble. He washit with a flagrantfoul after knocking downClippers’ rookie starBlake Griffin — Houseinsisted it was inadvertent— in Sunday’s win.And an inappropriatecelebration after his 3-CHRIS O’MEARA /TheAssociated PressPackers quarterbackAaronRodgers, right,and teammateClay Matthewscelebrate afterGreen Bay’s31-25 win overthe Steelers inSuper Bowl XLVon Sunday inArlington, Texas.Rodgers wasnamed most valuableplayer of thegame.Mike McCarthy“All I had todo was stayready to helpthis team.”Eddie HouseHeat GuardSee HOUSE, page 2Breal estate.• • •Usually, the ads almost overwhelmthe game. Not this year. Ididn’t see a one that I’ll remember.Many I had already seen; othershave been available on theInternet for several days.Most just didn’t show inspiration.I thought a certain car companycould have done better showingthe ad put together by the Glee castand shown during that show thatfollowed the Super Bowl.There are some songs by thePeas that I have enjoyed, althoughI couldn’t tell you which ones. I doknow that they weren’t ready forthe primetime of the Super Bowl’shalftime.The game’s announcers, JoeBuck and Troy Aikman, were ontarget, if not a little too technicalfor people tuning into the onlygame they will have watched allyear.See MORROW, page 3B

2BTHE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2011SPORTS: ScoreboardSPREADSGLANTZ-CULVER LINENCAA BasketballFAVORITE LINE UNDERDOGat Georgia 6 1 ⁄2 Xavierat Princeton 8 1 ⁄2 Pennat Purdue 15 IndianaCincinnati 9 1 ⁄2 at DePaulGeorge Mason 9 at UNC Wilmingtonat Buffalo 13 1 ⁄2 Cent. MichiganCreighton 1 1 ⁄2 at Drakeat Wichita St. 16 1 ⁄2 S. IllinoisN. Iowa 1 1 ⁄2 at Evansvilleat Kentucky 11 Tennesseeat Clemson 8 1 ⁄2 BostonCollegeat San Diego St. 18 1 ⁄2 UtahNBAFAVORITE LINE UNDERDOGat Atlanta 5 1 ⁄2 Philadelphiaat Orlando 10 1 ⁄2 L.A. ClippersSan Antonio 6 at Detroitat Miami 11 Indianaat Milwaukee 6 1 ⁄2 Torontoat Oklahoma City 7 1 ⁄2 Memphisat Houston 10 MinnesotaNHLFAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINEat Washington -140 San Jose +120at N.Y. Islanders -125 Toronto +105at Pittsburgh -145 Columbus +125at New Jersey -120 Carolina +100at Florida -120 St. Louis +100at Tampa Bay -145 Buffalo +125PLAYOFF 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 BowlNFC 55. AFC 41Super BowlSunday, Feb. 6 at Arlington, TexasGreen Bay 31, Pittsburgh 25DRAFT ORDERAt New YorkApril 28-30First RoundNFLOpponentsW- L Pct Pct W- L1. Carolina 2-14 .125 .574 147-1092. Denver 4-12 .250 .516 132-1243. Buffalo 4-12 .250 .578 148-1084. Cincinnati 4-12 .250 .582 149-1075. Arizona 5-11 .313 .465 119-1376. Cleveland 5-11 .313 .570 146-1107. San Francisco 6-10 .375 .488 125-1318. Tennessee 6-10 .375 .508 130-1269. Dallas 6-10 .375 .512 131-12510. Washington 6-10 .375 .516 132-12411. Houston 6-10 .375 .523 134-12212. Minnesota 6-10 .375 .539 138-11813. Detroit 6-10 .375 .543 139-11714. St. Louis 7- 9 .438 .449 115-14115. Miami 7- 9 .438 .539 138-11816. Jacksonville 8- 8 .500 .453 116-14017. Oakland 8- 8 .500 .469 120-13618. San Diego 9- 7 .563 .457 117-13919. N.Y. Giants 10- 6 .625 .453 116-14020. Tampa Bay 10- 6 .625 .477 122-13421. Kansas City 10- 6 .625 .414 106-15022. Indianapolis 10- 6 .625 .473 121-13523. Philadelphia 10- 6 .625 .492 126-13024. New Orleans 11- 5 .688 .469 120-13625. Seattle 7- 9 .438 .484 124-13226. Baltimore 12- 4 .750 .484 124-13227. Atlanta 13- 3 .813 .484 124-13228. New England 14- 2 .875 .504 129-12729. Chicago 11- 5 .688 .473 121-13530. N.Y. Jets 11- 5 .688 .492 126-13031. Pittsburgh 12- 4 .750 .500 128-12832. Green Bay 10- 6 .625 .520 133-123Picks 21-32 determined by playoffs:— The winner of the Super Bowl selects last andWeeklyTides:See theweathermap,Page 2AIf you have an outstandingcatch or fishing news toreport:• Fax: 305-295-8016the other Super Bowl participant next-to-last,regardless of their regular-season record.— The conference championship game participantsnot advancing to the Super Bowl select 29thand 30th, according to the reverse order of theirstanding.— The divisional playoff participants not advancingto the championship games select 25th through28th, according to the reverse order of theirstanding.— The wild-card participants not advancing tothe divisional playoffs select 21st through 24th,according to the reverse order of their standing.— Non-playoff clubs select first through 20th,according to the reverse order of their standing.2010 COACHING CHANGESCAROLINA PANTHERS — John Fox, fired (Dec.31); San Diego defensive coordinator Ron Rivera(Jan. 11).CLEVELAND BROWNS — Eric Mangini, fired (Jan.3); St. Louis offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur(Jan. 13).DALLAS COWBOYS — Wade Phillips, fired (Nov. 8);Dallas offensive coordinator Jason Garrett (interim;named coach Jan. 6).DENVER BRONCOS — Josh McDaniels, fired (Dec.6); Denver running backs coach Eric Studesville(interim); former Carolina coach John Fox (Jan.13).MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Brad Childress, fired (Nov.22); Minnesota defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier(interim; named coach Jan. 3).OAKLAND RAIDERS — Tom Cable, fired (Jan. 4);Oakland offensive coordinator Hue Jackson (Jan.17).SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Mike Singletary, fired(Dec. 26); San Francisco defensive line coach JimTomsula (interim); Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh(Jan. 7).TENNESSEE TITANS — Jeff Fisher, fired (Jan. 27);Mike Munchak (Feb. 7).NBAEASTERN CONFERENCEAtlantic DivisionW L Pct GBBoston 38 13 .745 —New York 26 24 .520 11 1 ⁄2Philadelphia 23 27 .460 14 1 ⁄2New Jersey 15 37 .288 23 1 ⁄2Toronto 14 37 .275 24Southeast DivisionW L Pct GBMiami 37 14 .725 —Atlanta 33 18 .647 4Orlando 32 20 .615 5 1 ⁄2Charlotte 22 29 .431 15Washington 13 37 .260 23 1 ⁄2Central DivisionW L Pct GBChicago 34 15 .694 —Indiana 21 27 .438 12 1 ⁄2Milwaukee 19 30 .388 15Detroit 19 32 .373 16Cleveland 8 43 .157 27WESTERN CONFERENCESouthwest DivisionW L Pct GBSan Antonio 42 8 .840 —Dallas 35 15 .700 7New Orleans 32 20 .615 11Memphis 27 25 .519 16Houston 24 28 .462 19Northwest DivisionW L Pct GBOklahoma City 33 17 .660 —Denver 30 21 .588 3 1 ⁄2Utah 30 22 .577 4Portland 27 24 .529 6 1 ⁄2Minnesota 11 39 .220 22Pacific DivisionW L Pct GBL.A. Lakers 35 16 .686 —Phoenix 23 25 .479 10 1 ⁄2Golden State 22 27 .449 12L.A. Clippers 19 31 .380 15 1 ⁄2Sacramento 12 35 .255 21Sunday’s GamesMiami 97, L.A. Clippers 79Indiana 105, New Jersey 86New York 117, Philadelphia 103Boston 91, Orlando 80Monday’s GamesCharlotte 94, Boston 89L.A. Lakers at Memphis, lateMinnesota at New Orleans, lateCleveland at Dallas, lateHouston at Denver, lateChicago at Portland, lateUtah at Sacramento, latePhoenix at Golden State, lateTonight’s GamesPhiladelphia at Atlanta, 7 p.m.ON THE WATERSend us your news and pictures• Write: Daily FishingReport, 3420 Northside Drive,Key West, FL 33040• Drop it off 24 hours aday through the slot in theL.A. Clippers at Orlando, 7 p.m.San Antonio at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.Indiana at Miami, 7:30 p.m.Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m.Memphis at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m.Minnesota at Houston, 8:30 p.m.Wednesday’s GamesDetroit at Cleveland, 7 p.m.Charlotte at Indiana, 7 p.m.New Orleans at New Jersey, 7 p.m.Orlando at Philadelphia, 7 p.m.San Antonio at Toronto, 7 p.m.Milwaukee at Washington, 7 p.m.L.A. Clippers at New York, 7:30 p.m.Chicago at Utah, 9 p.m.Dallas at Sacramento, 10 p.m.Denver at Golden State, 10:30 p.m.COLLEGE BASKETBALLUSA TODAY/ESPN TOP 25 POLLThe top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN men’scollege basketball poll, with first-place votes inparentheses, records through Feb. 7, points basedon 25 points for a first-place vote through onepoint for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking:Record Pts Pvs1. Ohio State (31) 24-0 775 12. Kansas 22-1 732 23. Texas 20-3 721 34. Pittsburgh 21-2 678 45. Duke 21-2 642 56. San Diego State 23-1 614 67. Notre Dame 19-4 575 88. Brigham Young 22-2 564 99. Connecticut 18-4 496 710. Villanova 19-4 495 1211. Georgetown 18-5 447 1412. Purdue 18-5 401 1013. Syracuse 20-4 369 1714. Wisconsin 17-5 361 1815. Louisville 18-5 350 1316. Arizona 20-4 273 2217. Utah State 22-2 257 2118. Kentucky 16-6 246 1119. Florida 18-5 243 2320. Missouri 18-5 234 1521. North Carolina 17-5 165 —22. Texas A&M 17-5 128 1623. Saint Mary’s 20-4 64 —24. Vanderbilt 16-6 39 2425. Minnesota 16-7 37 20Others receiving votes: West Virginia 29, Temple27, Washington 21, Coastal Carolina 15, GeorgeMason 13, Xavier 13, Wichita State 12, UCLA 9,Alabama 8, Florida State 6, Texas-El Paso 4, Illinois3, Virginia Commonwealth 3, Marquette 2, UNLV 2,Valparaiso 2THE MEN’S TOP TWENTY FIVEThe top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ collegebasketball poll, with first-place votes inparentheses, records through Feb. 7, total pointsbased on 25 points for a first-place vote throughone point for a 25th-place vote and last week’sranking:Record Pts Pvs1. Ohio St. (65) 24-0 1,625 12. Kansas 22-1 1,519 23. Texas 20-3 1,509 34. Pittsburgh 21-2 1,438 45. Duke 21-2 1,341 56. San Diego St. 23-1 1,259 77. BYU 22-2 1,212 88. Notre Dame 19-4 1,185 99. Villanova 19-4 1,047 1210. Connecticut 18-4 1,040 611. Georgetown 18-5 1,009 1312. Syracuse 20-4 919 1713. Wisconsin 17-5 790 1914. Purdue 18-5 754 1115. Arizona 20-4 630 2116. Louisville 18-5 604 1517. Florida 18-5 534 —18. Kentucky 16-6 519 1019. Missouri 18-5 511 1420. North Carolina 17-5 461 2321. Utah St. 22-2 347 2222. Texas A&M 17-5 231 1623. Vanderbilt 16-6 128 2324. Temple 17-5 110 —25. West Virginia 15-7 93 25Others receiving votes: Minnesota 88, WichitaSt. 29, Coastal Carolina 26, Cincinnati 22, SaintMary’s, Calif. 22, Alabama 21, George Mason 19,Washington 15, Marquette 12, Xavier 12, Florida St.11, Belmont 5, Illinois 5, UCLA 5, UNLV 5, Baylor 4,Colorado St. 2, Tennessee 2, UTEP 2, Cleveland St.1, Duquesne 1, Missouri St. 1.THE WOMEN’S TOP TWENTY FIVEThe top 25 teams in the The Associated Press’women’s college basketball poll, with first-placevotes in parentheses, records through Feb. 7, totalpoints based on 25 points for a first-place votethrough one point for a 25th-place vote and lastCONTRIBUTED PHOTOThis 9.99-pound white margate was caught by Rich Ulrich aboard his boat, ‘Elusion lV’ last month.Ulrich resides in the Venture Out Resort on Cudjoe Key during the winter months and Hilton HeadIsland, S.C., the rest of the year.front of The Key West CitizenbuildingE-mail:wjacobson@keysnews. comweek’s ranking:Record Pts Pvs1. Baylor (23) 21-1 981 12. Connecticut (16) 22-1 973 23. Stanford (1) 20-2 914 44. Tennessee 21-2 871 55. Duke 21-1 825 36. Texas A&M 19-2 815 67. Xavier 19-2 763 78. Notre Dame 20-4 719 89. UCLA 19-2 666 1010. DePaul 21-3 614 911. Michigan St. 29-3 565 1112. Maryland 20-3 562 1213. North Carolina 20-3 510 1514. Oklahoma 17-5 472 1315. Kentucky 18-4 442 1616. Georgetown 19-5 403 1717. West Virginia 20-4 325 1418. Wis.-Green Bay 22-1 296 2119. Florida St. 18-5 273 1920. Miami 20-3 267 1821. Marquette 19-4 173 2322. Iowa St. 16-6 150 2223. Penn St. 20-5 121 —24. Georgia 18-5 107 2425. Marist 21-2 47 —Others receiving votes: Iowa 39, Georgia Tech35, Gonzaga 20, Houston 18, Boston College 8,Louisiana Tech 8, Temple 8, Ohio St. 5, Kansas St.3, Duquesne 1, Princeton 1.NHLEASTERN CONFERENCEAtlantic DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GAPhiladelphia 53 35 13 5 75 180137Pittsburgh 54 34 16 4 72 164122N.Y. Rangers 55 29 22 4 62 153135New Jersey 53 19 30 4 42 113154N.Y. Islanders 52 17 28 7 41 128169Northeast DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GABoston 53 30 16 7 67 161119Montreal 54 30 19 5 65 139131Buffalo 51 24 22 5 53 145149Toronto 53 22 26 5 49 138166Ottawa 53 17 28 8 42 117174Southeast DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GATampa Bay 54 33 16 5 71 164162Washington 54 29 15 10 68 150134Carolina 53 26 21 6 58 159164Atlanta 56 24 22 10 58 162183Florida 52 23 23 6 52 140141WESTERN CONFERENCECentral DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GADetroit 52 31 15 6 68 173154Nashville 53 28 18 7 63 141125Chicago 52 27 21 4 58 167147Columbus 52 25 22 5 55 141162St. Louis 51 23 20 8 54 138153Northwest DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GAVancouver 53 34 10 9 77 179125Minnesota 52 27 20 5 59 135138Calgary 54 26 21 7 59 154160Colorado 52 25 21 6 56 164172Edmonton 52 15 29 8 38 129180Pacific DivisionGP W L OT Pts GF GADallas 53 30 18 5 65 152150San Jose 53 28 19 6 62 150144Anaheim 54 29 21 4 62 146150Phoenix 54 26 19 9 61 153156Los Angeles 53 29 22 2 60 150129NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.Sunday’s GamesWashington 3, Pittsburgh 0New Jersey 4, Montreal 1Tampa Bay 4, St. Louis 3, OTMonday’s GamesToronto 5, Atlanta 4N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, lateEdmonton at Nashville, lateChicago at Calgary, lateColorado at Phoenix, lateOttawa at Vancouver, lateTonight’s GamesCarolina at New Jersey, 7 p.m.Toronto at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m.Columbus at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m.San Jose at Washington, 7 p.m.Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m.St. Louis at Florida, 7:30 p.m.Wednesday’s GamesMontreal at Boston, 7 p.m.San Jose at Columbus, 7 p.m.Nashville at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.Colorado at Minnesota, 8 p.m.Phoenix at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.Ottawa at Calgary, 9:30 p.m.Chicago at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m.Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m.HouseContinued from page 1Bpointer off a pass from Jamesthat decided the outcome atOklahoma City drew a $25,000fine from the NBA.All part of the House package,the Heat say.“He has that ignitable quality,”Heat coach Erik Spoelstrasaid. “There’s not many guysCOLLEGE HOCKEYNCAA DIVISION I POLLMINNEAPOLIS — The top 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 Feb. 7 and previousranking:Record Pts Pvs1. Boston College (47) 19-6-0 996 12. Yale (1) 19-4-0 932 33. Minnesota-Duluth (1) 18-5-4 871 44. Denver 17-6-5 850 25. North Dakota 19-8-2 804 56. New Hampshire (1) 17-5-4 780 67. Wisconsin 19-8-3 671 78. Rensselaer 18-6-4 599 99. Union 20-7-3 558 1110. Notre Dame 16-9-5 536 1011. Merrimack 17-5-4 521 1212. Miami 16-9-5 479 1313. Michigan 17-9-4 464 814. Boston University 13-7-7 341 1415. Western Michigan 15-6-9 300 1616. Nebraska-Omaha 16-10-2 227 1817. Dartmouth 13-7-3 191 1718. Maine 11-9-6 140 1519. Colorado College 16-13-1 127 2020. Princeton 14-8-1 58 19Others Receiving Votes: Ferris State 24, RochesterInstitute of Technology 17, Alaska 5, Cornell 3,Minnesota 2, Robert Morris 2, Ohio State 1,Quinnipiac 1GOLFPGA TOUR STATISTICSThrough Jan. 30Scoring Average1, Nick Watney, 68.94. 2, Phil Mickelson, 68.95.3, Mark Wilson, 69.20. 4, Jhonattan Vegas, 69.23.5, Brian Gay, 69.35. 6, Vijay Singh, 69.44. 7,Steve Stricker, 69.50. 8, Marc Leishman, 69.57. 9,Jimmy Walker, 69.65. 10, Matt Kuchar, 69.78.Driving Distance1, Bubba Watson, 316.3. 2, Dustin Johnson,313.0. 3, Angel Cabrera, 307.7. 4, SunghoonKang, 307.3. 5, Chris Baryla, 306.8. 6, J.B.Holmes, 306.5. 7, Martin Laird, 304.3. 8, ScottStallings, 303.6. 9, Ryan Moore, 303.2. 10, KennyPerry, 303.1.Driving Accuracy Percentage1, Zach Johnson, 84.09%. 2, Brian Gay, 82.22%.3, Jim Furyk, 79.55%. 4, Heath Slocum, 77.19%.5, Steve Stricker, 75.00%. 6, Matt Kuchar, 74.46%.7, Joe Durant, 74.10%. 8, Tim Clark, 73.28%. 9,Adam Scott, 72.73%. 10, Jerry Kelly, 72.37%.Greens in Regulation Pct.1 (tie), Ernie Els and Tim Clark, 83.33%. 3, MarkWilson, 79.91%. 4, Jim Furyk, 79.63%. 5, BubbaWatson, 78.82%. 6, Matt Kuchar, 78.63%. 7, SteveStricker, 78.47%. 8, Five Tied With 77.78%.Total Driving1, Jason Day, 32. 2, Boo Weekley, 45. 3, PeterTomasulo, 64. 4 (tie), Mark Calcavecchia and BoVan Pelt, 67. 6, Martin Laird, 69. 7, Bill Haas, 75.8, Bubba Watson, 76. 9, Ryan Moore, 79. 10,Kenny Perry, 82.Putting Average1, Vaughn Taylor, 1.655. 2, Lucas Glover, 1.659. 3,Greg Chalmers, 1.661. 4, J.B. Holmes, 1.670. 5,Bryce Molder, 1.673. 6, Justin Leonard, 1.674. 7,Lee Janzen, 1.676. 8, Shigeki Maruyama, 1.677.9, Pat Perez, 1.678. 10, Chris Couch, 1.679.Birdie Average1, Dustin Johnson, 5.67. 2 (tie), Matt Kuchar andJhonattan Vegas, 5.31. 4, Phil Mickelson, 5.25.5, Michael Bradley, 5.14. 6, J.B. Holmes, 5.13. 7,Vaughn Taylor, 5.11. 8, Brendon de Jonge, 5.08. 9,Harrison Frazar, 5.00. 10, Bill Haas, 4.94.Eagles (Holes per)1, Sunghoon Kang, 36.0. 2, Derek Lamely, 39.0. 3,Kevin Stadler, 40.5. 4, Bo Van Pelt, 45.0. 5, JohnRollins, 49.5. 6 (tie), Lee Janzen and Troy Merritt,54.0. 8, Troy Matteson, 63.0. 9 (tie), Chad Collinsand Kevin Chappell, 66.0.Sand Save Percentage1, Brian Gay, 90.00%. 2, Roland Thatcher, 88.89%.3, Tim Clark, 80.00%. 4 (tie), Mark Calcavecchiaand Troy Merritt, 77.78%. 6, Vaughn Taylor,75.00%. 7 (tie), Dean Wilson and Jason Day,73.33%. 9, David Toms, 70.59%. 1 Tied With JerryKelly, 70.00%.All-Around Ranking1, Jason Day, 194. 2, Vaughn Taylor, 288. 3 (tie),Bill Haas and Brandt Snedeker, 295. 5, MattKuchar, 298. 6, Steve Stricker, 302. 7, D.A. Points,303. 8, Dustin Johnson, 331. 9, Jonathan Byrd,338. 10, Brian Gay, 365.PGA TOURWaste Management Phoenix Open ScoresMondayAt TPC ScottsdaleScottsdale, Ariz.Purse: $6.1 millionYardage: 7,216; Par: 71Finalin the league that can do that.There’s a lot of 3-point stickersin this league that you have inyour scouting report, that youmust make them put the ballon the floor. There’s so veryfew in this league that can begamechangers on three, fourstraight possessions where it’sbang, bang, bang. He has thatunique quality.”A unique confidence, as well.House was brought back as(x-won playoff on second hole)x-Mark Wilson (500), $1,098,000 65-64-68-69 — 266Jason Dufner (300), $658,800 65-68-67-66 — 266Vijay Singh (163), $353,800 69-65-68-66 — 268Martin Laird (163), $353,800 68-71-64-65 — 268Nick Watney (100), $222,650 70-66-65-68 — 269J.B. Holmes (100), $222,650 65-70-67-67 — 269Gary Woodland (100), $222,650 68-66-69-66 — 269Brandt Snedeker (75), $164,700 69-68-66-67 — 270Webb Simpson (75), $164,700 70-66-67-67 — 270Y.E. Yang (75), $164,700 69-65-67-69 — 270Chris Couch (75), $164,700 66-65-68-71 — 270Tommy Gainey (75), $164,700 63-65-68-74 — 270Ryuji Imada (56), $111,020 68-67-69-67 — 271Cameron Beckman (56), $111,020 65-70-67-69 — 271Joe Ogilvie (56), $111,020 67-67-69-68 — 271Geoff Ogilvy (56), $111,020 67-66-67-71 — 271Rickie Fowler (56), $111,020 70-62-69-70 — 271Brian Gay (52), $82,350 69-68-65-70 — 272D.A. Points (52), $82,350 68-66-69-69 — 272Ben Crane (52), $82,350 66-68-68-70 — 272Bo Van Pelt (52), $82,350 68-66-67-71 — 272Frank Lickliter II (46), $54,987 72-64-65-72 — 273Rory Sabbatini (46), $54,987 70-66-68-69 — 273Pat Perez (46), $54,987 69-67-67-70 — 273Alex Prugh (46), $54,987 70-67-66-70 — 273William McGirt (46), $54,987 70-65-68-70 — 273Brendon de Jonge (46), $54,987 67-72-68-66 — 273Michael Connell (46), $54,987 69-70-64-70 — 273Dustin Johnson (39), $37,134 64-73-70-67 — 274Charley Hoffman (39), $37,134 65-71-68-70 — 274Hunter Mahan (39), $37,134 68-68-68-70 — 274Bubba Watson (39), $37,134 70-68-66-70 — 274Lucas Glover (39), $37,134 66-68-69-71 — 274Matt Bettencourt (39), $37,134 67-67-68-72 — 274Phil Mickelson (39), $37,134 67-65-71-71 — 274Bill Haas (39), $37,134 65-65-68-76 — 274Tom Lehman (33), $28,060 65-72-69-69 — 275Charlie Wi (33), $28,060 68-68-67-72 — 275TRANSACTIONSMONDAY’SBASEBALLAmerican LeagueDETROIT TIGERS—Agreed to terms with RHP LesterOliveros, RHP Jose Ortega, RHP Brayan Villarreal,LHP Duane Below, LHP Phil Coke, LHP CharlieFurbush, 1B-OF Ryan Strieby and INF Audy Ciriacoon one-year contracts.Can-Am LeagueNEW JERSEY JACKALS—Signed 1B Kris Sanchez.American AssociationAMARILLO SOX—Traded RHP Bryan Rembisz toQuebec (Can-Am) for a player to be named.ST. PAUL SAINTS—Signed C Richard Mercado.Atlantic LeagueLONG ISLAND DUCKS—Named Steve Foucaultpitching coach.BASKETBALLNational Basketball AssociationHOUSTON ROCKETS—Recalled G Ishmael Smithfrom Rio Grande Valley (NBADL).PHILADELPHIA 76ERS—Recalled F Craig Brackinsfrom Springfield (NBADL).TORONTO RAPTORS—Signed G Trey Johnson to asecond 10-day contract.Women’s National Basketball AssociationWASHINGTON MYSTICS—Signed G Maurita Reid.FOOTBALLNational Football LeagueJACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Released OT JordanBlack. Signed C Bradley Vierling.PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Named Mike Caldwelllinebackers coach and Michael Zordich secondary/safetiescoach.TENNESSEE TITANS—Named Mike Munchak coach.HOCKEYNational Hockey LeagueATLANTA THRASHERS—Reassigned G EdwardPasquale from Chicago (AHL) to Gwinnett (ECHL).ST. LOUIS BLUES—Assigned G Ben Bishop toPeoria (AHL).TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Reassigned G JaroslavJanus from Norfolk (AHL) to Florida (ECHL).VANCOUVER CANUCKS—Voided the reassignmentof D Lee Sweatt to Manitoba (AHL).American Hockey LeagueBRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS—Recalled F JeanBourbeau from Odessa (CHL). Released D DustinFriesen.GRAND RAPIDS GRIFFINS—Announced DSebastien Piche was reassigned to the team fromthe Toledo (ECHL). Release D Jon Landry.HAMILTON BULLDOGS—Assigned D David Urquhartto Wheeling (ECHL).SOCCERMajor League SoccerMONTREAL IMPACT—Signed MF Hassoun Camara.NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION—Re-signed MF PatPhelan.COLLEGEARMY—Named Boo Corrigan director of athletics.GEORGIA—Named Will Friend offensive line coach.MISSISSIPPI STATE—Suspended senior basketballG Ravern Johnson indefinitely because of “inappropriatetweets” that were critical of his role withthe team and of fans.NHLCrosby’s return date still unknownTHE ASSOCIATED PRESSPITTSBURGH — Center Sidney Crosby hasalready missed 13 games for the PittsburghPenguins with complications due to a concussion,and his return date is still unknown.Coach Dan Bylsma addressed Crosby’s status,as well as other injury news, during practice onMonday.“The schedule with Sidney, we thought hewould return sometime this week. There wasn’t adefinite date or definite day,” he said. “Right now,I haven’t had a lot of contact. He’s in contact withour trainer just to let him know how he’s feelingand so forth. There really isn’t a timeframe, as faras we’re concerned at this point, of getting himback into town.”Crosby left the team last week to visit his parentsoutside of Halifax, N.S.Since he left, not only did Pittsburgh lose tothe Washington Capitals, 3-0, on Sunday, thePenguins lost center Evgeni Malkin to two tornligaments in his right knee. Malkin was injured inthe Penguins’ 3-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres onFriday. It’s still not clear if he’ll need surgery.“Given the severity of the injury, right nowwe’re taking some time to let his knee calm down“We haven’t gone down a label oftime. We certainlywant to make surewe go through thenecessary steps, andhe gets returned tohealth and he’s symptom-freeand thenprogressing toward what the doctorrecommends with exercise and soforth.”Dan BylsmaPenguins coacha little bit, get doctors’ opinions and optionsfor what he has going forward,” Bylsma said ofMalkin. “It’s not a lot of urgency, at this point intime, to rush into a certain decision.”Meanwhile, the cloud continues to hover overCrosby, who hasn’t played since an 8-1 loss tothe Tampa Bay Lightning on Jan. 5. Bylsma wasasked Monday about the possibility of Crosby’sabsence growing even longer than originallythought.a designated shooter, someoneto stretch the court for playerslike James, Wade and Bosh— much in the same way thatMike Miller and James Jonesalso do for the Heat.And with the playoffs gettingnearer every day, House is gettinghimself closer and closer topostseason form.“My job is that if I get openshots,” House said, “I have toknock them down.”

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2011SPORTS3BCOLLEGE BASKETBALLNFLTitans hire MikeMunchak as coachCELEBRATIONMLBYoung requests tradefrom Texas RangersMLBChavez, Yanks strikeminor league dealVols coach Pearl returnsfrom SEC suspensionKNOXVILLE, Tenn. —Tennessee coach Bruce Pearlis back after his eight-gamesuspension from SoutheasternConference play. He still feelsmore punishment awaits onthe horizon as the Volunteers’play No. 18 Kentucky and No.17 Florida this week.Though Pearl, who was suspendedfor misleading theNCAA in an ongoing probe intorecruiting, has had plenty ofsuccess at Florida, but hasn’twon at Kentucky’s Rupp Arenasince Feb. 7, 2006.NASHVILLE, Tenn. — TheTennessee Titans have hiredMike Munchak as the franchise’s16th head coach,deciding to promote fromwithin to replace Jeff Fisher.The Titans confirmed thehiring Monday.Munchak was the first maninterviewed to replace JeffFisher and had been consideredthe top candidate as afavorite of team owner BudAdams.This will be the first headcoaching job for Munchak.SCOTT MILLER/The Associated PressSuper Bowl MVP quarterback the Green Bay Packers’ AaronRodgers takes a celebratory ride with Mickey Mouse on Mondayat Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista after thePackers’ 31-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super BowlXLV on Sunday.ARLINGTON, Texas —Michael Young has askedthe Texas Rangers to tradehim. General manager JonDaniels says the AL championsare willing to accommodatethat request though“nothing is imminent.”After signing free agentthird baseman Adrian Beltrelast month, the Rangerssaid they expected Young tobecome the primary designatedhitter and serve in autility role where he could fillin at every infield position.NEW YORK — A personfamiliar with the negotiationssays third baseman EricChavez and the New YorkYankees have agreed to aminor league contract.Chavez won AL GoldGloves with Oakland from2001-06 and has spent all 13of his major league seasonswith the Athletics.Injuries limited him to33 games last year after heplayed in just 23 in 2008 andeight in 2009. Chavez hashad five operations.NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUEPittsburgh remains stuckon six Super Bowl titlesBY DAN GELSTONThe Associated PressPITTSBURGH — Ben Roethlisbergerhad such a late start to his season, it’s nowonder he tried to stretch it all the way toPittsburgh’s final series in February.He wished he could have led one moredrive — a victory parade down the packedstreets of Pittsburgh with a seventh SuperBowl trophy along for the ride.Instead, the Steelers remain stuck onsix.One day after Pittsburgh’s 31-25 loss tothe Green Bay Packers in the Super Bowl,the gloomy weather seemed fitting fora city dealing with a rare loss in the biggame. If there’s one franchise that isn’tused to this feeling, it’s the Steelers. Sure,they lost a Super Bowl before, but they’vewon two since and they have six in theircollection.What’s more, Roethlisberger lost hischance to join rarified air and becomeone of the few quarterbacks with threeSuper Bowl rings — think Troy Aikman,Joe Montana, Tom Brady, Terry Bradshaw.Instead, he threw two picks vs. the Packersand saw one returned for a touchdown.“I feel like I let the city of Pittsburghdown, the fans, my coaches, my teammates,”he said after the loss.The Steelers can only hope they won’thear a similar speech this offseason fromthe maligned quarterback.Roethlisberger shamed the organizationlast offseason with his behavior in aGeorgia nightclub that resulted in a sexualabuse allegation. He wasn’t prosecuted,but did earn a four-game suspension forviolating the league’s personal conductpolicy.He told the Steelers on the final drivethat he believed in them and they couldwin the game. But he could only movethem 20 yards, before turning the ball overon downs, while another one of the NFL’siconic franchises celebrated.Normally, when a topic likeRoethlisberger’s third title pops up, the oldNFL adage that “there’s always next year”would surface.But that might not be the case this year.The collective bargaining agreementexpires at the end of the day on March 3,and barring an agreement before then,owners are threatening to lock out players.Therefore, Sunday’s Super Bowl could bethe last game played this calendar year.PackersContinued from page 1Bkas jammed the team’s route,transforming the streets intohuman trenches.A house across the street fromthe stadium — Lambeau Fieldfamously sits in the middle ofa residential neighborhood— blared Queen’s “We Are TheChampions.” Fans broke outin spontaneous chants of “GoPack Go!” and “The Bears StillSuck!,” and mugged for televisionnews crews.The crowd’s cheers rose to aroar as the team’s buses nearedthe stadium. News helicoptersbuzzed overhead. Players andother team officials could beseen holding up video camerasfrom their seats, recording themoment.Craig Umentum, 29, of GreenBay, dragged a green-and-goldwagon loaded with a case ofbeer to the stadium.“The title is home, baby!”“I don’t think it’s even a ’possible lockout.’I feel that it’s something that is definitelygoing to happen,” Steelers linebackerJames Harrison said. “I hope it doesn’t,because it’s going to take a lot away fromthe fans. When it comes down to it, it’s abusiness move for (the NFL), and if it’sthe way they say it is, I don’t see any otheroption. They still will make their moneyand not have to pay anything.”If that’s not the case, and 2011-12 goeson as planned, the Steelers will return ingreat shape.Roethlisberger and receiver Hines Wardwill be back. So, too, will a young coreat the skill positions that should keepthe Steelers AFC contenders moving forward.Team president Art Rooney certainlybelieves the franchise has the right playersin place to build a Super Bowl championaround.“I feel good about our team,” he said.“We’ll go into next year feeling like we’lltake another shot at it. It takes a few daysto recover from this game, so we’ll lick ourwounds for a couple of days and then getback to work next year.”There’s plenty of blame to pass aroundfor the way this season ended, though.The Steelers were let down by a defensepicked apart by Aaron Rodgers. Harrisonand Defensive Player of the Year TroyPolamalu, the Steelers’ super safety, failedto deliver the big plays and hard hits atopportune times that had defined the season.Rodgers, the Super Bowl MVP, tookaim at the Steelers’ suspect secondary andconnected for several clutch plays.“(Green Bay’s) defense,” Polamalu said,“outplayed our defense.”The Steelers, who were not availableto the media on Monday, returned toPittsburgh without a parade to plan. Streetvendors hawking Steelers merchandiseoffered blowout sales on “last day to buy!”signs. And airport kiosks were quiet withoutany Super Bowl-champion T-shirts tosell, as shoppers lingered in novelty storeswithout the pressure to buy.At Primanti Brothers restaurant — aPittsburgh tradition that has fed many aSteeler fan — folks noshed on their pastrami-and-cheesesandwiches, paying noattention to the muted Super Bowl highlightsat a TV hanging near the counter.A silver lining for the black-and-goldfaithful is all the “Seventh Heaven” merchandisewill still be good for at leastanother year.Umentum yelled, his voice stillhoarse from screaming duringSunday night’s game. “Whoo!Where it belongs! Green Bay,baby!”Joni Hamalainen, 25, ofHelsinki, Finland, arrived inGreen Bay on Friday to watchthe game. A longtime Packersfan, he said he consideredgoing to the Super Bowl butit was too expensive. Insteadhe journeyed to Green Bay— alone — and watched thegame with hundreds of newfriends at the Stadium View Barand Grill.“It’s a dream trip,” he said ashe waited for the motorcade toarrive.Rich Winker, 42, of La Crosse,showed up in former Packerslinebacker Ray Nitchske’s No.66 jersey and a replica oldschoolPackers leather footballhelmet. He said he decided at11 p.m. Sunday to make thefour-hour drive to Green Bayon Monday.“It is awesome,” he said. “It’sCHRIS O’MEARA/The Associated PressSteelers running back Rashard Mendenhalllooks on from the sideline during the secondhalf of Super Bowl XLV against the Packerson Sunday in Arlington, Texas. The Steelerslost the game, 31-25.And linebacker James Farrior — a veteranspokesman for the defense — believedthe Steelers will be in the Super Bowl mixnext season.“I think so,” he said. “I love this group. Ithink it is a heck of a group. There is a lotmore football left in us. We just have tostay together. Hopefully, everything worksout in the offseason and we get back herenext season.”But it’s the season after Super Bowls,more than the game itself, that hasgiven the Steelers fits recently. In fact,Pittsburgh failed to make the playoffsafter each of their last two Super Bowltitles. They finished 8-8 in 2006 and 9-7in 2009.Rooney doesn’t seem worried, though.“I don’t think we’ll be sitting there sayingwe’re gonna make a lot of changes,”he said. “We’ll prepare for the draft andadd some players here and there, and beready to go.”“Seventh Heaven” still awaits.just unreal how many peopleare here. Who knows when itwill happen again?”The arrival was over quickly,though; the players didn’t makeany formal public appearanceson Monday. The real party isset for this afternoon, when thePackers are expected to stagea public rally at Lambeau.Gov. Scott Walker, who proclaimedFebruary as Green BayPackers Super Bowl championshipmonth, was expected toattend.But there’s a little hitch —Lambeau’s bleachers are coveredwith snow and ice.The team announcedMonday morning that it wouldpay people $8 an hour toremove it ahead of the celebration.Adam Shirek, 23, of Milladore,drove two hours Monday toLambeau for the parade. Hesaid he’s an unemployed collegestudent with nothing betterto do. He saw the line ofsnow volunteers at the stadiumand decided to join them.Decked out in Clay Matthews’No. 52 jersey, he attacked theice with a fury.“Could be a once-in-a-lifetimeexperience helping shovelsnow at Lambeau Field . . .after the Super Bowl,” he saidas he worked. “It will be memorable.Hopefully it’ll bring meup on the season ticket waitinglist.”Justin Spes, 31, of Green Bay,took it all in as he sipped a beerfrom Umentum’s wagon. Heremembers the Packers’ 1997Super Bowl win, but said thistime was so much sweeter.The 1997 team, led by quarterbackBrett Favre and defensiveend Reggie White, dominatedopponents. This versionof the Packers scrapped andclawed for everything it got. Itwas no different in the SuperBowl as the Packers barely surviveda late Steelers rally, hesaid.“We won that game,” he said,“purely on heart.”MorrowContinued from page 1BI think some intelligentthought went into the planningof the pre-game showthat included the readingof the Declaration ofIndependence, the honoringof the Walter Payton communityservice recipient, whowas visiting our troops in theMideast, the interview withPresident Obama and TheJourney, recited by MichaelDouglas, and even the coinBY MARK KENNEDYThe Associated PressGOLF: ROUNDUPMark Wilson winsplayoff at PhoenixBY JOHN NICHOLSONThe Associated PressSCOTTSDALE, Ariz. —Packers fan Mark Wilson celebrateda big victory of hisown on a playing field aboutas close to frozen tundra as itgets on the PGA Tour.A self-described cheeseheadfrom Menomonee Falls,Wis., Wilson won the frostdelayedPhoenix Open onMonday for his second victoryin three starts this year,holing a 9-foot birdie putt onthe second hole of a playoffwith Jason Dufner.“I’m just enjoying the ridehere and that’s just kind of theway I’m going to look at theyear here, just ride this train aslong as I can,” Wilson said.After playing until darkSunday and fulfilling someparental duties, he was ableto watch only a few minutes ofthe Super Bowl.“I had to wash Lane’s faceand put his jammies on, andI had to eat, too,” Wilsonsaid. “The chaos, with twolittle kids running around— I like the chaos; it’s a gooddistraction. But at that time,I want to at least get to watchthe last 15 minutes of thisgame. This doesn’t happenevery year, the Packers in theSuper Bowl.Broadway’s Vince Lombardishow has super nightNEW YORK — It wasn’t toohard to guess which team producersof Broadway’s “Lombardi”were rooting for at the SuperBowl.“The end result is onethat we’re certainly not complainingabout,” said TonyPonturo, who co-produced theplay about legendary GreenBay Packers coach VinceLombardi.The show, starring Dan Lauriaas Lombardi and Judith Lightas his wife, enjoyed the coincidenceof being on Broadwaywhen the Packers won theSuper Bowl as well as gettinga few promotional segments infront of a record 111 million TVviewers.“All the stars were aligned,”Ponturo said Monday. “It wasvery unique for a Broadway playto get that kind of exposureand reference on a Super BowlSunday.”“Luckily, my son, after weplayed Candy Land in themiddle of the fourth quarter,he said, ‘OK, the last two minuteswe can watch it together.’So we watched that last stand,and I was happy that theysomehow pulled it off.”Delays for frost and frozenturf the first four days forcedthe Monday finish.Two strokes ahead whenplay resumed Monday, Wilsonclosed with a 2-under 69 tomatch Dufner at 18 under.Dufner shot a 66, with birdieson Nos. 16 and 17.“I was a little more nervoustoday than I was expecting,”Wilson said. “I didn’t sleepgreat last night. It was probablythe excitement with theSuper Bowl and the uncertaintyof today.”The Sony Open winner lastmonth in a 36-hole Sundayfinish, Wilson made a 4 1 ⁄2-footpar putt on the par-4 18th toextend the playoff. He wonon the par-4 10th, setting upthe deciding putt with a 7-ironapproach from the middle ofthe fairway.“That was an easy putt,”Wilson said. “Just thankfully, Istarted it on line and knockedit in.”Dufner was facing a 7 1 ⁄2-footpar putt when Wilson endedthe playoff.toss, featuring the new Hall ofFame members.All in all, I thought it was agood game, a good day.And I’m really going toenjoy riding around in mynew car. I hope it’s a convertible.Just kidding.Sports Editor RalphMorrow’s Armchair Commentappears exclusively eachSunday in The Citizen. Hecan be reached at 305-292-7777, Ext. 264, at Rmorrow@keysnews.com and by Fax at305-295-8016.Ponturo and fellow producerFran Kirmser estimate dailyticket sales for the show doubledMonday and they are seeingheightened activity on theshow’s website, helped in partby a few taped appearanceswith Lauria that aired during thetelecast and an on-air endorsementby Fox Sports’ Howie Long,who said he was a fan of theplay.The Lauria segments madesense from a business perspectivesince the NFL servesas a special producing partnerof the Broadway show. “It reallydid fit in with the programmingin an appropriate way,” Ponturosaid.The play examines a singleweek in the 1965 Packers seasonas a reporter tries to crafta feature article on Lombardi,who is famous for uttering themantra, “Winning isn’t everything,it’s the only thing.” Theshow also looks at the costs hissingle-mindedness had on hismarriage.

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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 20111 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 1415 16 1718 19 2021 2223 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31 3233 34 3536 37 3839 4041 42 43 44 45 46 4748 49 5051 52 5354 55 56LEO YAWL SEAI D O L E D I T C C SAGHA SANDBARSRESCUE ARUNI F S L O BRODEO V I DEOSAMOR Y I PE GOOT I E MENS SL I MTRA I TS FUELSUN I I BMD O L E N I A C I NRA I L I NGS CODEEHS COPE S I LOGUT ERAT FENANSWER GRID FOR 02/7/2011 CROSSWORD404 ROOMSLOWER KEYSHEART OF OLD TOWNVICTORIANLg furn. rm A/C, TV, micro,refrig, 1 person only,no smoking, Feb/March/April $1,000/mo +$200 cleaning fee. Nopets! 305-304-8555.716 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. 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F/S,with util incl. 745-5451.NOTICE OF ACTIONIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THESIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FORMONROE COUNTY, FLORIDACASE NO.:2011-DR-92-KDIVISION: FAMILYSAEL DAVID HERRERA,Petitioner,andMARIA CARIDAD RODRIGUEZ,Respondent.NOTICE OF ACTION FORDISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGETO: MARIA CARIDADRODRIGUEZ34 RIVIERA DRIVEKEY WEST, FL 33040ACROSS1 Knocksharply4 Hail, toCaesar7 Lanolinsource11 Cry ofdiscovery12 Prospector’sfind14 “Catch-22”actor15 SingerNOTICE OF ACTIONYOU ARE NOTIFIED Action hasbeen filed against you and thatyou are required to serve a copyofyour written defenses, if any, to iton SAEL DAVID HERRERA,whose address is 34 RIVIERADRIVE, KEY WEST, FL 33040, onor before January 26, 2011 andfile the original with the clerk ofthis Court at 500 WhiteheadStreet, Key West, FL 33040before service on Petitioner orimmediately thereafter. If you failto do so, a default may beentered against you for therelief demanded in the petition.Copies of all court documentsin this case, including orders, areavailable at the Clerk of the CircuitCourt's office. You may reviewthese documents upon request.KEYSWIDE CLASSIFIED17 Harnesspiece18 Good look19 Candy-barnut21 Rx monitor22 Hood’sweapon23 Spinetingling26 Deadly29 Black gem30 Give a darn31 Food fish33 PBS“Science Guy”34 One in amillion35 Dressed36 Go higher38 Frequent39 Creepingvine40 Fall behind41 Exactly likethis (2 wds.)44 Invisibleswimmers48 —spumante49 Clinch(2 wds.)51 Nudge,perhaps52 YourMajesty53 Openmeadow54 Snacks55 Wyo. clocksetting56 TelepathyDOWN1 Stellar review2 Nauticalgreeting3 Marathoner’sconcern4 Refer to5 There!6 Magazineexecs7 Affection8 Low-fat spread9 Thor’s dad10 Country13 Knickknackstand16 Glue on20 Past due23 Geologicalperiod24 “Watermark”chanteuse25 Deli breads26 Pie crustingredient27 Rights org.28 Provide atinterest30 Gorges32 Banned bugspray34 Gives it the gas35 Like zooanimals37 London andHong Kong38 Ophelia’s love40 Dens41 Senator inspace Garn42 Annapolis inst.43 Dele’s undoing45 Tree trunk46 Totally amazes47 Pursecloser50 Zero in onLEGAL NOTICESNOTICE OF ACTIONYou must keep the Clerk of theCircuit Court's office notified ofyour current address. Futurepapers in this lawsuit will bemailed to the address on record atthe clerk's office.WARNING: Rule 12.285, FloridaFamily Law Rules of Procedure,requires certain automaticdisclosure of documents andinformation. Failure to complycan result in sanctions,including dismissal or strikingof pleadings.DATED: January 26, 2011CLERK OF THECIRCUIT COURTBy: MARSLADY LOPEZDeputy ClerkFebruary 1, 8, 15, & 22, 2011INDEPENDENT WOMAN CAN’T FIND THERIGHT MIX IN MENDEAR ABBY: I’m an independent,41-year-old woman who attractsmen who are 10 to 13 years youngerthan I am. I’m not interested in thembecause I feel they are only after onething. Another problem is, when I startgetting close to a man my ownage, he always makes me feel“smothered.” It seems I’m eitherloved too much or not at all.Is there a balance, or am Ijust afraid of getting close? --AVOIDING GETTING HURT INMILWAUKEEDEAR AVOIDING: I suspectthat it’s the latter. Not all youngermen are interested in only onething. Some are, but not all.And men your age who are ready forcommitment are not “smothering” you-- but they do seem to want somethingyou are unwilling or unable to give.Unless you can determine what’sholding you back, you will remainsingle and looking. A psychologistcould help you get to the heart of thematter quickly, and that’s what I’mrecommending so I won’t hear fromyou with this same problem whenyou’re 50.DEAR ABBY: After nine years ofmarriage, my husband, “Brett,” and Iwelcomed our first child 10 monthsago. We are happy except for a problemwith Brett’s mother, “Carol.”Carol and I have had a rockyrelationship, although in recent yearsthings seem to have gotten better.My complaint (and Brett’s as well)with Carol is that she is intrusive.She always wants to be in the middleof everything and won’t ease up on“mothering” Brett. Furthermore, Carolhas decided our child should call her“Grandmommy” or “Mommy Smith.”I object to that name because I feel“Mommy” is the one name reservedThere’s always somethin’ cookin’ in the Keys!Look for the “What’s Cookin’?” Restaurant Guide in theKey West Citizen for Menu Specials, Brunch, Breakfast,NOTICE OF SALEIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THESIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,FLORIDANOTICE OF FORECLOSURE-SALE BY CLERK OF THECIRCUIT COURTNotice is hereby given thatthe undersigned, DANNY L.KOLHAGE, Clerk of the CircuitCourt of Monroe County, Florida,will on the 25th day of February,2011 at 11:00 o'clock a.m., at500 WHITEHEAD STREETMONROE COUNTY, IN THE CITYOF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, offerfor sale, and sell at public outcry tothe highest and best bidder forCASH the following describedproperty situated in MonroeCounty, Florida to wit:NOTICE OF SALEThe M.V. SEA DREAM bearingFL 051ONU and the UNNAMEDMOTOR VESSEL FL9730GMPursuant to the AMENDEDDEFAULT FINAL JUDGMENTentered in a case pending in saidCourt, the style of which is:15th STREET MARINAMARATHON, LLC, a FloridaLimited Liability Corporation,PlaintiffvsANTHONNY CRINCOLI,THOMAS KENDRA, BARBARANOVAK, the MV SEA DREAMFL051ONU and UNNAMEDMOTOR VESSEL FL9730GM,5Bfor me. I don’t mind “Grandma,”“Grandmother” or “Granny.” But Carolwon’t back down. We tried comingup with another name, but she hasignored our suggestions.Am I being unreasonable? Pleaseadvise. -- THE ONLY MOMMYHEREDEAR ONLY MOMMY: Youand Brett need to calm down.Your child won’t be doing a lotof talking for a while. And whenyour baby does, he or she isn’tgoing to be calling Carol by anymultisyllabic appellations.Yourchild will probably call her aname that’s easy to pronounceand entirely original.DEAR ABBY: I am the youngestof three children. Whenever mymom looks through our family photoalbums, she makes comments about“the good old days” while she’s lookingat the pictures taken before I was born.It offends me when I hear it, because itfeels like she’s saying the years sheremembers most fondly are the onesbefore she had me.Am I overreacting, or do thosecomments seem inappropriate to youas well? -- OUT OF THE PICTURE,LEWISTON, IDAHODEAR OUT OF THE PICTURE:When your mother looks at thephoto albums, she may be remindedof a time when she was younger,experienced less stress and had fewerresponsibilities. Not knowing her, Ican’t tell you if you’re overreacting. ButI can suggest that you discuss this withher because your feelings may be a mileoff target. Please don’t wait and let thisfester.Dear Abby is writtenby Abigail Van Buren, also known asJeanne Phillips, and was founded byher mother, Pauline Phillips. WriteDear Abby at www.DearAbby.com.Dinner, Tapas, Bar Food... 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Contractors,Military, roommates andfamily welcome.Call 305-619-0088 or305-872-09693BR / 3BA GOLF CLUBExc. cond., 4 lg. decks,W/D, $2,150/mo. 6-12month rental.CORAL HAMMOCK2/2.5, $1,900 F/SStephen Hammond305-766-9919Now Available for Rent3 Bedroom 2 BathroomCatherine Street$2,000.00 per monthFor More Information orAn Appointment CallBecky Cobo305-797-4130HAPPY NEW YEAR!No Closing Cost Governmentloan program up to100% financing. Paymentsstarting at $1,600per month. Brand New3/2 Available in Key WestStock Island Or BigCoppitt. (Move in Now)Call Joe Cleghorn(305) 304-66272BEDROOM, 1BATHMOBILE HOMEOn Stock Island. Availimmed. $1,100 mo CallKen 393-9263.440 UNFURN. HOUSESLOWER KEYSAT HOME KEY WEST305-296-7975Pictures and moreproperties atwww.athomekeywest.comOLD TOWN1/1 apartmentConveniently locatedAvailable Now.$1,000/mo plus utilities2/1 sunny apartmentLarge private deckPets consideredAvailable Now$1,350/ mo plus utilities1/1 spacious apt. locatedin Casa Marina areaw/covered lanai,hardwood floors, sharedlaundry, large pool &OSP. No pets. Avail. MidMarch. $1,600/mo.2/2 single family home.Private hot tub. Locatedin Casa Marina Area.Pets considered. Avail.March. $2,600/mo. + utils1/1 apartment with denW/private deck. Sharedspa. Avail. April.$1,625/mo. plus utilitiesNEW TOWNLarge 1/1 cottagew/Plenty of storage. Petsconsidered. Avail. Now.$1,750/mo. utilitiesincluded.Cozy efficiency apartment.Furnished. Avail.Now. $850/mo. utils. inc.KEY WEST GOLF CLUB2/1 townhouse. Newappliances. Petsconsidered. Avail. March.$1,650/mo. plus utilities.See pictures & moreproperties @www.athomekeywest.comAT HOME INKEY WEST296-7975440 UNFURN. HOUSESLOWER KEYS2/2 SUGARLOAF KEYOn canal, boat davits,water view, screenedporch. Can be furn.$1800/mo + util305-745-7589; 407-6125All real estate advertisingin thisnewspaper issubject to the FederalFair Housing Act of 1968which makes it illegal to advertise“any preference, limitationor discrimination basedon race, color, religion, sex ornational origin, or an intentionto 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 KEYSCOMPASS REALTY305-292-1480Unfurnished HomesThe Meadows-privatehome 3b/2b-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. April 1Wet and dry boat slips forrent. Call for detailsCall Compass Realtyfor an appt. 292-1480or 888-884-7368www.compass-realty.com440 UNFURN. HOUSESLOWER KEYS4 BEDROOM, 2 BATHExcellent condition, centralAC, fenced in yard,Section 8 welcome, mustqualify. $1,900 permonth, $1,000 deposit.Ask for Ray 797-7058 or747-0004.452 VACATION RENTALSLOWER KEYSPLANNING YOURTRIP TO KEY WEST?Historic Hideaways hasbeen providing customerswith 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.HistoricHideaways.comor call at 800-654-5131.Full service propertymanagement.460 COMMERCIALRENTALS4000SQ.FT.COMMERCIAL SPACE6471 3rd St. Stock Island.Includes 750sq.ft.office space. $3,500monthly. Also 925sq.ft.in Torres Plaza Bldg.5605 3rd Ave. Stock Island.$1,200/mo. Call305-296-3164,305-923-4605.CLASSIFIEDCUSTOMERS:Don’t deal withtraffic or severeweather, just pickup the phone! Mostclassifiedadvertising can beplaced over thephone. Call today.292-7777Ext. 3NOTICE OF SALEDefendantAnd the Docket Number of whichis 2009-CC-21-MWITNESS my hand and theOfficial Seal of said Court, this28th day of January, 2011.Danny L. KOLHAGEClerk of the Circuit CourtMonroe County, FloridaBy: Moses DoyleDeputy ClerkFlorida Statute 45.031: Anyp e r s o nclaiming an interest in the surplusfrom the sale, if any, other than theproperty owner as of the date ofthe Lis Pendens must file a claimwithin 60 days after the sale.February 08 & 15, 2011

6BKEYSWIDE CLASSIFIEDTHE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2011460 COMMERCIALRENTALSWORKSHOP/WAREHOUSE1400 sq.ft. 30’ ceiling,12’ garage door,3 phase elec. $1,100.305-360-2137.Commercial For LeaseSearch All Key West andFL Keys Office or RetailSpace For Lease atwww.KeysRealEstate.comRestaurant/ Drive-ThruFormer Taco Bell BuildingAvailable on US 1with parking anddrive-thru. 80 Seats.2338 N. Roosevelt BLVDKey PlazaJoin K-Mart, $ Tree, Albertson'sand Office Maxin one of KW's busiestcenters. Space availablefrom 1,125 SF up to3,025608 Duval St1,950 SF of ground floorDuval space availableplus 1,950 SF upstairsretail/ storage availableon the busy middleblocks of Duval Street.Retail/ Storage122, 124 Ann St. 2 smallwarehouse spaces in OldTown.818 SF & 845 SFoffered at under $1,900per month.513 WhiteheadOver 2,600 SF of officespace across from theKey West Courthouse.Owners will build to suitfor office. Off street parking& huge front porch.Contact Claude J.Gardner, Jr.305-766-3133,Prudential Knight &Gardner RealtyPrestigious, HistoricBuilding 21201 Front StLarge Luxury Offices1130 sq.ft.$4020/mo. all included305.292.8982Location 3 Real Estate462 Office SpacePROFESSIONALOFFICE SPACEavail. 1,300 sq. ft.;MUST SEE; lobby, conf.room, private offices &much more; $750/mo. allinclusive. 6631 MaloneyAve., Stock Island; call305-294-5505 X23 formore info. Avail. Feb. 1.464 StorageSTORAGEIndustrial WarehousesSizes vary.Storage ContainersOn our site or yours.Call (305)294-0277502 MOBILE HOMESLOWER KEYSKey West Mobile Home2BR 2BA, fenced yard,refin roof, part furnished$14K OBO by owner443-850-0168 or305-294-4236508 MOBILE HOME LOTSLOWER KEYSRV LOT FOR SALEOR LONG TERMRENTALLocated Seaside Resort.MM10.5. $700 permonth. 937-238-4563.520 HOMESLOWER KEYSHAPPY NEW YEAR!No Closing Cost Governmentloan program up to100% financing. Paymentsstarting at $1,600per month. Brand New3/2 Available in Key WestStock Island Or BigCoppitt. (Move in Now)Call Joe Cleghorn(305) 304-6627OPEN HOUSE: 2/13/11SUNDAY, 12 - 3 P.M.21240 Conch Dr. Fullocean view 3 BR & 2 BAhome. Perfect move incondition. $596,000.Visit:21240 Conch Drive.com.Vic Musmanno, P.A.Coldwell Banker Schmitt305-294-0123www.keywestliving.comHave a Boatto sell?Chuckcanhelp!Let Chuck from ourClassified Team helpyou write & placeyour ad today!Getresults inKeyswideClassifiedsCall Chuck 292-7777 x3520 HOMESLOWER KEYSHEART OF CASAMARINA AREAWonderful 3 or 4 bedroom,4.5 bath. Pool,great shape, private,$999,900. Terri Spottswood,Truman and Company305-587-3407.Cute Conch Cottage313 Catherine St. (Rear)$189,9001 bedroom, very private,hidden, and secluded.A/C, W/D, across fromCommunity Pool. CharlesLee, Realtor 294-6259.526 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 Schmitt305-294-0123532 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 to $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 Managementof Key West, Inc.305-304-4034See these listings @www.Keywesthomes.orgBAD CREDIT? 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All photos must be crispand clear, please include name & phone numberon back of photo.Choose one of the follwing convenient ways to contact The Citizen:Phone: 292-7777 ext. 3 • Fax: 296-8341Email: classifieds@keysnews.comIn person: 3420 Northside Drive, Key West- - - - - - Go To Guide - - - - - -FEBRUARY 2 — 8, 2011AUCTION &APPRAISAL SERVICESLange Auction HouseAuction ServicesEstate SalesConsignmentsLiquidations309243305-240-9008www.langeauctionhouse.com534 COMMERCIALPROPERTYFlorida KeysCommercial.comSearch everyCommercialProperty & Businesslisted & otherpropertiesConfidentially For Sale!Featured Properties:*Bars/Restaurants--903 Duval St. FreestandingBldg & Lot ForLease. Credit forbuildout.-512 Greene St.Renovated Bar on cornerSeparate retail Bldg,Parking lot. Lease-Off Duval. Turnkey Bar& Rest. Indoor/Outdoor.Apts. included. LeaseBusiness Opps:-5 COP Liquor License.Valid for all of MonroeMonroe County.No Restrictions.-Almost There Charters& Cow Key Marina.Turnkey, waterfront location.$679,000*Marinas-MarathonCapt. Pips, Porky'sRest/Bar & 11 transientrentals. 10% Return@ $5,350,000- Marathon 3.84 Acres,83,000sf. Bldg, 44 WetSlips, 52 Market RateUnits 13,900,00*Motels-1016 Fleming St.Bank Owned, 9 rooms.PENDING*Multi-Units-117 Duval St. Ownersays sell!. Prime retailstore, 2 large apts,Parking Lot. $4,750,000- Bank Owned & financed.824/826 DuvalSt. 2 Com retail, 6 TransientUnits $3,495,000*Offices- Bank Owned1,700 sf. 1448 KennedyDr. $425,000 PENDING-Summerland Key4,274sf 2nd floor, ampleparking. $4,500/mos.,NNN.-Historic HarrisSchool 808 Southard St.17,500sf. Lease all orpart. Call for details*RetailBlockbuster store inKW. 6,000sf. free-standingBldg.& parking lot.$25/sf., NNN.Contact us today to getyour property featuredFOR SALE & SOLD!~ All Years ~WE BUYJunk or Used Cars,Vans & TrucksRunning or Not309250Or Donate for a Tax Write-Off305-332-0483DRIVE YOUR BUSINESSIN THE GO TO GUIDE TODAY!ONE INCH AD2 WEEKS . . . . . $1401 MONTH . . . . . $2002 MONTHS . . . . $3503 MONTHS . . . . $4506 MONTHS . . . . $8001 YEAR . . . . . . $1500AUTOS WANTED534 COMMERCIALPROPERTY#1 Coldwell BankerCommercial Agent inState of FloridaCurtis Skomp, CCIMSenior CommercialAgentColdwell BankerCommercialSchmitt Real Estate Co.Cskomp@aol- email292.7441- ofc304.0084- cellFloridaKeysCommercial.comCommercial 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 into equity onDuval. Retail spacedown with large 1/ BDapt upstairs. Priced right,call for more information.Quiznos FranchisePopular toasted subsfranchise available on thebusy middle blocks ofDuval. New equipmentpackage and long termlease in place.Contact Claude J.Gardner, Jr.305-766-3133Prudential Knight &Gardner RealtyTWO INCH AD2 WEEKS . . . . . $2521 MONTH . . . . . $3602 MONTHS . . . . $6303 MONTHS . . . . $8106 MONTHS . . .$1,4401 YEAR . . . . . .$2,700$10 EXTRA FOR LOGOSMORE CATEGORIES AVAILABLE!620 Autos For Sale1995 Pontiac BonnevilleOne owner, excellentcondition, all power andair. $1,700. 515-0072.KEY WEST KIA3424 N. 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