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Vol. 6, No. 5 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNews0L.com Friday, August 28, 2009


HOW WEIRD
IS THAT?!
SEAN MCCARTHY


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Holiday light parade organizers


victims of budget cut blackout


& spend any time surfing
ptheWeb and you are
-bound to find stories
that are just too bizarre to be
true. Here's a sampling,
edited for length. And
remember, just because it's
online doesn't mean it's true!
From www.enquirer.com:
Cincinnati man arrested 146
times since 1998.
Authorities said Bennie
Crabtree is the most-arrested
man in the county. Records
show he has been arrested
146 times since 1998, when
Hamilton County's record-
keeping system was updated.
Veteran police officers said
he was arrested many more
times in the decades before
that.
Crabtree's record includes:
See WEIRD, A4


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Golfer's delight and
activities for all


BRICK BY BRICK


Cocoa Beach photographer
debuts book with local
portraits


Classified B6 Star Scopes BI
Crossword B6 Staycation B5
Out & About BI Viewpoint A6


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com

It might be "lights out" for a longstanding Mel-
bourne holiday tradition if organizers cannot
make up a nearly $10,000 deficit caused by city
budget cuts.
Karen Harshaw, who founded the nonprofit
organization that runs the Melbourne Holiday
Light Parade, said she received a letter from the
city dated Aug. 7, just four months before the


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
Since founding his pro-
gram in 2007, Larry Lawton
has inspired thousands of
at-risk youth and young
adults to make better choic-
es.
But earlier this month, he
reached millions more after
appearing in a comedic seg-
ment on Comedy Central's
"The Daily Show with Jon
Stewart."
"It was a lot of fun and
actually a lot of hard work,


Health


care pros


challenge


residents

By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Doctors nearly always
encourage their patients to
take part in a regular exer-
cise routine for physical fit-
ness. But did you know that
there are exercises out there
designed to cross-train your
brain?
Brookdale Senior Living,
in conjunction with Health
First Leeza's Place, Health
First Aging Institute, Life
Care Centers in Melbourne
and Palm Bay and One
Senior Place invite resi-
dents to an educational
presentation at the Maxwell
C. King Center Rotunda in
See CHALLENGE, A2


too," said Mr. Lawton, who
created the Reality Check
Program just a few months
after serving 11 years in
prison for his role in organ-
ized crime.
Comedy Central contact-
ed Mr. Lawton earlier this
summer after hearing one of
his guest segments on a New
York radio show.
"They were looking for an
expert on jails," said Mr.
Lawton, who describes in
detail the ins and outs of
prison life as a tactic for par-
ticipants of his program.


scheduled parade, saying Melbourne could no
longer assist nonprofits financially due to
budget cuts.
"I'm not complaining or saying anything bad
about the city, because they've contributed so
much in the past," Ms. Harshaw said. "But
being informed four months prior, it's going
to be hard to get sponsorship," she said.
Ms. Harshaw founded the parade in 1991, and
registered it as a nonprofit organization in 1999.
The entrance fee for nonprofit organization par-


Mr. Lawton was intro-
duced to Mr. Stewart and
spent three days in NewYork
filming for the segment,
which aired Aug. 12.
The clip featured a group
of real-life Ivy-league busi-
ness students, who refused
to sign an oath of ethics ini-
tiated by members of the
Harvard University MBA
program.
The oath was created by a
team of students, wishing to
live by a tougher code of
ethics in the business world
and ultimately impacting


See BLACKOUT, A3


Palm Bay resident
Larry Lawton,
founder of the
Reality Check
Program, appeared
on Comedy Central's
'The Daily Show with
John Stewart' during
a comedic segment
with the show's
'British correspon-
dent' John Oliver.









Photo courtesy of
Comedy Central
Web site


From the


stars to


Earth

By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
"Look at the
stars in the
night sky I
think how far
we flew
All the
hopes and
dreams now
come true
Stand on the
shores of Cape
Canaveral L
looking up to |
the blue -
Lets see
what those
rocket boys
can do
There's 90
nothing that
-C
those rocket
boys can't do"
From the
song "Rocket
Boys," by
Cocoa-based
musician
Chris Kahl 0
Astronauts
in the Interna-
tional Space
Station are
able to see 16 |U
dawns and jU
dusks each
day.
And those
who have
earned a spot
on the numer-
ous Space
Shuttle trips have embarked
on what some state tourism
officials call "the ultimate
sight- seeing journey."
Many people have benefit-
ed from the countless experi-
ments, tests and other tasks
that brave and curious astro-
nauts have performed for
decades among the stars.
Space exploration helps us
"know our place in the uni-
verse," said Allard Beutel,
NASA spokesman at the
Kennedy Space Center. "It's
part of what we do as people
- it's that quest for knowl-
edge."
Brevard County residents
know Cape Canaveral as the
birthplace of NASAs space
program. Now, as the nation
faces one of the largest transi-
tions in NASAs history- from
the Space Shuttle Program to
the Constellation Program -
Hometown News takes a
glance at how space explo-
ration has benefited
mankind.
NASA continues to pursue
its charter to "research, devel-
op, verify and transfer
advanced aeronautics, space
and related technologies,"
according to the book, "Spin-
off: 50 years of NASA-Derived
Technologies (1958-2008)."
The publication is full of
successfully commercialized


See STARS, A2


the future of the U.S. econo-
my.
As a way of encouraging
the Ivy-league students to
change their minds, "British
correspondent" and Daily
Show regular John Oliver
enlisted the help of Mr. Law-
ton to explain the potential
"hardships" associated with
jail-time.
Mr. Lawton's comedic
scare tactics and in-your-
face depictions of prison life
definitely made an impres-
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What's next on the agenda?

Space experts speak of program's future


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
As the U.S. Space Pro-
gram switches gears in
the near future, the
focus will shift toward a
return to the moon,
flights to Mars and the
impact of new tech-
nologies.
Throughout these
new explorations, its
Brevard County resi-
dents who should
remain informed and
empowered.
"We need to inspire
potential future stu-
dents and their families
to pursue careers in
math, science and engi-
neering," said Fiorella
Terenzi, professor of
physics and astronomy


and Bre-
Commu-
nity Col-
lege. "In
doing so,
we will
increase
a w a r e -
ness and Cabana
apprecia-
tion for
space, aerospace,
astronomy and educa-
tion as a whole."
As a way to keep the
public informed, Ms.
Terenzi and her team at
BCC created a free
"Space and Astronomy
Lecture Series" begin-
ning Sept. 4 and run-
ning through May 14,
2010.
Each lecture, held at


Romanella Cowart
the BCC Planetarium
and Observatory on the
school's Cocoa Cam-
pus, will feature a blend
of experts in the field of
space exploration,
addressing a variety of
topics.
Speakers include
Robert Cabana, director
of Kennedy Space Cen-
ter and former shuttle
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NASA technologies that stem
from or are related to space
exploration:


Best known for bringing
astronauts to the moon in
1969, the Apollo Program also
yielded emergency rescue
blankets, kidney dialysis
machines and a freeze-drying
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The Space Shuttle Pro-
gram has improved orthotic
knee joints and led to the
development of miniature
heart pumps, hand-held
infrared cameras that scan for
forest fires, lighter and
stronger prosthetic limbs and
an extrication tool that
removes accident victims
from wrecked vehicles.
Besides probing the uni-
verse, the Hubble Space Tele-
scope is tied to imaging tech-
nology that makes breast
biopsies less invasive and
more accurate. And astro-
nauts' work on the space sta-
tion- which Mr. Beutel says is
based on a 15-nation partner-
ship has led to benefits such
as robotic arms that assist in
medical surgery, an air purifi-
er that kills most airborne
pathogens, including anthrax,
and a water recycling system
that converts urine and bath-
water into potable drinking
water.
The exploration of Mars
has led to a mineral identifica-
tion tool used by the United


States military and law
enforcement agencies to
identify suspicious liquid and
solid substances, and to sys-
tems that photograph and
map cities, towns and land-
scapes for municipal, com-
mercial and personal use,
according to "Spinoff."
There are scores of other
NASA-derived or related
items used daily worldwide,
such as satellite communica-
tion systems used by cell
phones and Blackberries,
cordless tools and the Global
Positioning System.
Indialantic resident Tony
Vespa, who worked as a struc-
tural engineer for Northrop
Grumman for more than 30
years, said people must not
take the benefits of space
exploration for granted.
"Life does not stand still, and
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lighting brain fitness, said
Joyce Kennedy, family care
advocate for Health First
Leeza's Place.
"People of a certain age
are concerned with warding
off memory loss," Ms.
Kennedy said. "We're reach-
ing out to members of the
general public, senior
adults, caregivers, nurses,
social workers, Baby
Boomers and members of
the medical community."
Participants will learn the
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the many ways to accom-
plish improved cognitive
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activity.
"We are pleased to offer
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interest to many older
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working together with local
health care organizations to
provide education and
opportunities to the older
adults in the greater Mel-
bourne area to start practic-
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its benefits."
Dr. Kevin O'Neil, director
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Advocate
From page Al
sion.
But while the content of his
dialogue was true, Mr. Law-
ton's real-life method of
reaching people is more per-
sonal and conversational,
rather than demanding and
outspoken.
Mr. Lawton will soon have
the opportunity to showcase
more of what he typically
teaches during his program
through two appearances on
NBC's "The Maury Show."
He begins filming in Sep-
tember to work with 14 trou-
bled teens, enrolled in an out-
bound wilderness program in
Montana.
The "Reality Check Pro-


and a geriatrician, is the
keynote speaker. Dr. O'Neil
will give a presentation tai-
lored to older adults with
the goal of improving cogni-
tive health and reducing the
risk of developing
Alzheimer's disease or other
dementias by practicing
several lifestyle factors.
Dr. Rosemary Laird, med-
ical director of Health First
Aging Institute, will also
speak. Additionally, she and
co-author Dr. Jamie Huys-
man, executive director of
the Leeza Gibbons Memory
Foundation, will highlight
ways caregivers can keep
themselves happy and
healthy with tips from their
book, "Take Your Oxygen
First." Drs. Laird and Huys-
man will also sign copies of
their book during the ven-
dor fair, scheduled prior to
the guest speaker presenta-
tions.
The event begins with a
reception and registration at
4:30 p.m. Wine and hors
d'oeuvres will be served.
Also, several vendors will
feature products dedicated
to maintaining brain health
and fitness.
Cross Train Your Brain is
scheduled from 4:30-8:30
p.m. Sept. 17 at the King
Center Rotunda, 3865 N.
Wickham Road, Melbourne.
For more information, call
Leeza's Place at (321) 951-
7118.


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parent, court system, in a
classroom setting and to the
public the first Saturday of
every month at the Holiday
Inn Melboume-Viera, 8298 N.
Wickham Road, Melbourne.
Adult programs are offered
the third Wednesday of every
month at the Reality Check
Business Center, 2550 Palm
Bay Road N.E., Palm Bay.
To register, call (321) 327-
2921.
For information about the
program or to watch the full
"Daily Show" clip, visit
www.realitycheckprogram.o
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Decisions on space program expected


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By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
On Aug. 31, The Review of
United States Human Space
Flight Plans Committee will
give President Obama a
report that includes recom-
mendations on the future of
the space program.
The 10-member commit-
tee was formed with the pur-
pose of finding options for
keeping the program run-
ning, while staying within a
10-year, $80 billion budget.
Norman Augustine, former
chairman and chief executive
officer of aerospace manufac-
turer Lockheed Martin, chairs
the committee. It was
charged with addressing
issues such as expediting a
new American vehicle to
carry astronauts to the Inter-
national Space Station, mis-
sions to the moon and desti-
nations beyond low-Earth
orbit, such as Mars, and stim-
ulating commercial space
flight capabilities, with the
goal of fitting these into the
current budget.
Mr. Augustine recently said
the committee will offer five
options for the space pro-
gram, but will not be making
recommendations concern-
ing specific jobs at the
Kennedy Space Center.
Right now, the last space
shuttle flight is scheduled for
Sept. 16, 2010, said Allard
Beutel, NASA spokesman at
the space center. It is one of
six remaining shuttle flights,


Blackout
From page Al
pation in the parade is nomi-
nal.
"For any organization
that's not going to make a
profit, we ask for eight non-
perishable food items, four
new, unwrapped toys and a


all of which will travel to the
space station.
Officials anticipate the
Orion spacecraft which is
part of the Constellation Pro-
gram that will replace the
shuttle program will make
its first launch in March 2015.
That means that unless the
shuttle program gets extend-
ed, there could be an almost
five-year gap between U.S.
manned spacecraft missions.
The looming gap, as well as
differences in the design of
the space shuttles and Orion,
could mean the loss of more
than 3,000 jobs at the space
center.
"The shuttle is an expen-
sive system to maintain," Mr.
Beutel said.
For example, each shuttle
includes more than 22,000
high-maintenance, heat-pro-
tection tiles.
In comparison, "Orion is a
capsule design a throwback
to the Apollo design instead
of an aircraft design," Mr.
Beutel said. "(Orion) is pro-
tected with a heat shield and
it still will have tiles, just
nowhere near the number
the shuttle has now."
While much of the space
program's future remains up
in the air, NASA still plans an
Oct. 31 flight test of the Ares
I-X rocket. During the 2 1/2-
minute flight test, more than
700 sensors on the rocket will
gather critical data for the
Constellation Program.
And, looking farther ahead,
NASA still hopes to return to


bag of dog or cat food," Ms.
Harshaw said.
Those items are then
donated to other nonprofit
organizations.
The parade costs approxi-
mately $20,000 annually to
produce. The city tradition-
ally donated law enforce-
ment officers and other staff
members and barricades,


This space is all
yours, senator
In January 1986, U.S.
Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Orlan-
do, spent six days orbiting
Earth as a payload special-
ist aboard Space Shuttle
Columbia. Here, he shares
his thoughts on how
mankind has benefited
from space exploration
and why Americans should
support future explo-
rations.
"The desire to venture
out into outer space has
brought amazing new
advancements and change
for the better," Sen. Nelson
said. "The space program
produced generations of
math and science (enthu-
siasts), generations of
engineers, of kids being so
excited about the space
program that they wanted
to go into those fields.
"And it gave us a com-
petitive edge in a global
economy. And of course,
the moon by 2020, Mr. Beutel
said. On the moon, the U.S.
could set up a lunar outpost
and "test our landing and liv-
ing abilities" there, he said.
Also, the moon could serve
as a launch site for Mars' mis-
sions, journeys that could
occur in the 2020s or 2030s,
he said. He emphasized the
White House has not set a
timeline for going to Mars.


which amounts to roughly
$8,000 to $10,000, Ms. Har-
shaw said.
"We need to make up the
difference or we will not
have a parade," she said.
Last week, Ms. Harshaw
sent out a plea to communi-
ty members seeking dona-
tions.
She also mailed letters last


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and rely on every day:
global positioning sys-
tems; fire resistant mate-
rial; weather forecasting
equipment; scratch-
resistant lenses; and cer-
tain kinds of laser sur-
gery, to name just a few.
"Exploring the universe
grows science and tech-
nology. It grows educa-
tion. And it grows the
economy. It also
improves and enriches
life here on Earth. This is
why the president needs
to make space explo-
ration a national priori-
ty."

Mars, however, "is the easi-
est place to go to other than
the moon," Mr. Beutel said.
"It's not so inhospitable that
we couldn't land there."
At one time, the Mars' cli-
mate was similar to Earth's.
On trips to Mars, scientists
could try to find out why its
climate changed and further
explore the solar system, Mr.
Beutel said.


month to donors who sup-
ported last year's parade.
"People assume this is a
city parade," she said. "Many
don't realize it's a nonprofit
organization."
For more information, or
to make a donation, call
Karen Harshaw at (321) 544-
1777 or e-mail melbourne-
lightparade@yahoo.com.


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support future space explo-
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might find something, like how
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Police say the 61-year-old
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Police said a 72-year-old
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EDC vows to help Brevard through

transition to new space projects


NASA employs
thousands,
spends billions
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
The fiscal impact NASA has
on Brevard County can only
be described as astronomical
-literally.
In fiscal year 2008, Kennedy
Space Center and NASA spent
more than $1.82 billion in
Brevard County. Additionally,
according to NASAs most
recent economic impact
analysis, fiscal year 2008,
there were a total of 14,865
Kennedy Space Center work-
ers, 77 percent of whom were
employed by prime contrac-
tors and 93 percent of whom
lived in Brevard County.
When the space shuttle
program retires in 2010, that
impact would be roughly the
same in reverse, said Lynda
Weatherman, president and
chief executive officer for the
Economic Development
Commission of Florida's
Space Coast.
The Economic Develop-
ment Commission is a pri-
vate, not-for-profit coalition
committed to the economic
stability and growth of Bre-
vard County. Stakeholders
include existing businesses,
industries and organizations
whose leaders are dedicated
to maintaining a strong busi-
ness environment while pre-
serving the community's
quality of life.
The core work of the EDC is
to assist businesses in all relo-
cation and expansion phases.
"This important work
increases community wealth


and builds stronger local eco-
nomic potential for us all,"
Ms. Weatherman said in an e-
mail interview with Home-
town News. "We value the
strategic and financial contri-
butions made by our part-
ners. This contribution allows
us to work every day on a
global scale to build a
stronger economic future for
Brevard."
The EDC is actively seeking
ways to ease the transition,
Ms. Weatherman said, includ-
ing continuing efforts to
increase commercial aero-
space industry presence on
Florida's Space Coast.
"The first step towards
implementation of this plan
was perhaps Brevard's largest
success of 2006, the
announcement that Lock-
heed Martin was the winner
of the crew exploration vehi-
cle project, and assembly and
checkout will be completed
on Florida's Space Coast," Ms.
Weatherman. "This marked
the first time in history that
Florida was able to secure a
space-related endeavor other
than launching spacecraft."
The resources and infra-
structure that will evolve as a
result of CEV will establish
Florida as a center for space
vehicle production for the
future, in effect, creating a
whole new industry, Ms.
Weatherman said.
The EDC is also working to
stay on the front lines in fight-
ing the impending gap from
the transition of the shuttle
program to the new crew
exploration vehicle, identify-
ing new Kennedy Space Cen-
ter missions from NASA,
retaining and attracting com-
mercial space industry,
including space tourism and


new vehicle production and
defining 3,500 job skill mixes
and marketing them for new
aerospace uses.
The EDC has also lent sup-
port to the following efforts:
human space flight by fast-
tracking the nation's Explo-
ration program; establishing
policy that makes low-earth
orbit, including re-supply of
cargo and crew to the Interna-
tional Space Station, the
domain of the U.S. industry;
supporting adequate funding
of space sciences and
research to maintain U.S.
supremacy in space tech-
nologies and systems; and
promoting "joint procure-
ments" of space hardware
between government agen-
cies and commercial launch
companies, as this would
benefit all buyers due to the
"learning curve/quantity
effect."
In short, members of the
EDC are deeply concerned
with transitioning through
the gap, and are working hard
to support Brevard County
businesses that will be affect-
ed through the transition.
"There are serious implica-
tions for our community and
our local economy, but we
feel that by identifying the sit-
uation early and strategically
laying out plans now that can
be implemented in the near
future, we have a good hold
on where we stand," Ms.
Weatherman said. "With
these measures in place, we
can withstand future changes
with knowledgeable
approaches and not reac-
tionary ones."
For more information on
the EDC, visit www.space-
coastedc.org.


Photo courtesy of NASA
Astronaut Michael Barratt uses a computer near the Microgravity Science Glovebox in
the Columbia laboratory of the International Space Station.


ISS experiments benefit mankind

Experiments on the ISS find solutions for future
space travel and advance medical research


By Jenet Krol
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CAPE CANAVERAL If
you've recently visited a
Web site and taken a 360-
degree virtual tour of a
hotel room, a piece of real
estate, or a new automo-
bile, you've used technolo-
gy developed thanks to
experiments aboard the
International Space Sta-
tion.
Originally developed to
help astronauts with
remote docking of space-
craft and to guide space


robots, the 360-degree dig-
ital representations now
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people routinely watch the
shuttles blasting off to
carry the equipment nec-
essary for experiments
aboard the International
Space Station, few know
just what has been going
on up there for the past
decade.
Since 2000, astronauts
aboard the ISS have con-
ducted experiments on the
effects of micro gravity on


human physiology and
have tested new materials
for future space explo-
ration.
"One challenge we have
is that it takes time for the
results of our experiments
to turn into benefits for
everyone," said Julie
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tist-International Space
Station, based at the John-
son Space Center in Hous-
ton."People are familiar
with the spinoffs of the
Apollo mission, but don't
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Reform health care for the government too

President Obama and Congress have a wonderful idea
with their plan to nationalize health care in the United
States. This is a nation governed by folks like us; we elect
them and sent them off to our nation's capitol. There was no
transformation in these folks once they were elected; they
neither "walk on water" nor were sanctified-they remain
exactly as they were before being elected.
Let us take that concept one step further. Let all federal
elected officials and all folks working on the federal payroll
surrender their current health care/insurance plans and
accept nothing more and nothing less than they are willing
to legislate for all Americans.
We all know that all elected officials are looking out to do
the best for our nation and for each and every citizen. We
gave them our trust and they gave us their "word;" so let's
put in place that health care/insurance plan that those hon-
orable elected folks prepare, not only for us, but also for
themselves.
Yes, dear Congress and dear Mr. President, show us your
faith in your legislation by being the first to surrender your
current government provided health care/insurance plan
for the newly legislated health care/insurance plan that you
just wrote. We all know you are honorable.

Credit card debt issues

I get amused and sometimes angry at people who blame
people's weaknesses for credit card debt. Granted, it should
be used with discipline. And it's outrageous what the card
companies have been doing to consumers who pay on
time, even if it's only the minimum payments, which a lot of
people don't do in this seemingly forever recession. And
collection agencies, that's something else that's appalling,
too.
But, they do come in handy when there is an unplanned
emergency. That's what the purpose of a credit card is sup-
posed to be. Now, since our economy has gone bad, it
shocks me to see how often people use credit cards just for
food and basics. This wouldn't have happened if employers
and the Bush Administration hadn't teamed up to ship all of
our jobs overseas to India and the Philippines.
But, I do think people who apply for a card just to max it
out and then not pay the balance due should be thrown in
jail. That is no different than stealing.

More on healthcare reform

I am truly concerned about health care reform in Ameri-
ca. However, I do not want to see The federal government
take over control, not even "a sliver" of it.
Mark Steyn, sitting in for conservative radio talk
showhost Rush Limbaugh today, discussed the difference
between health care and health treatment.
All Americans currently do have access to health treat-
ment anytime for initial care. The emergency room's are full
of people receiving such care. Our emergency medical serv-
ice system is another example of health treatment which is
available to all.
That being said, we can examine these two systems and
predict what will happen if we allow even a "sliver" of
nationalized health care.
I have been involved with fire fighting and EMS for over
40 years. Although I am retired from that, I still enjoy listen-
ing to the emergency calls on my radio.
Today, I heard my city and county paramedics (two two-
person crews), along with one police officer and one animal
control officer being dispatched to a person with a dog bite
to the hand. I wonder how much that cost the taxpayers of
this city and county?
Years ago, I responded with my ambulance and engine
company (a six-person crew) to a two month pregnant
woman with stomach pain. Upon arrival she met us at the
door with her suit case packed and walked out to the ambu-
lance.
One more: How about a five-person crew responding to
call for a woman who cut her finger when she was cutting
the lid off the can of dog food. Of course, there are millions
of calls just like these; costing millions of dollars.
This is how I break it down. 1) Often, our medics and
police would push people "to get checked out." Minimum
cost: $300 for transport. Our city needed the money. 2) If





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Letters


Change

Dear editor:

All of you liberals who wanted change really got change
after listening to all the lies this administration promised
while telling all the Space Coast voters how they would
back the space program and do so much for NASA, yeah
right. With only 1 percent of the budget going to NASA to
invent all the wonderful lifesaving things they have
produced and giving millions of stimulus dollars to their
union buddies who pour money into their democratic
coffers, NASA gets nothing.
Also we are looking at "Obamacare," which will slash
hundreds of billions of dollars from Medicare by lowering
reimbursement to doctors and hospitals and if the
hospitals get less for each MRI they will do fewer MRIs. If
doctors get less for heart bypasses on Medicare patients,
they will also have to do fewer. This is not knocking
hospitals or doctors as this is Obama's plan. By expanding
coverage to 50 million more people, which includes 12
million illegal immigrants, there will not be enough
doctors and nurses to care for this huge influx, and why
should we have to foot the bills for people who should not
even be allowed to stay here?
Get the picture, people. This is an administration at its
worst and with Nancy Pelosi and Gringy Harry running
the show as Obama has no clue, what did you expect? Be
careful what you ask for.

Barbra Bronsberg
Suntree

A simple question

Dear editor:

A simple question for Barack Obama. I only request a
simple direct answer. No political gobbledegook, no large
words which may not really fit the topic, such as "cali-
brates."
When Congress rams this huge and mostly unnecessary
health bill down our throats, even if we don't want it. Will
members of Congress, and yourself, be forced to use the


someone calls 9-1-1, the call takers must dispatch a crew to
check it out or face liability. 3) If it's free, people will take
advantage of all they can get. Every city has their "frequent
flyers," as we call them, who abuse the system. 4) Some
places, at certain times of the day, because of the call vol-
ume, emergency response must be "rationed" in one way or
the other. In some cases, the medics will actually call for a
cab (paid for by the county) then leave. 5) In some places,
like Nassau County, N.Y., the EMS system that was originally
started by volunteer fire departments back in the early '60s
is collapsing under the weight of the demand for service
and the lack of trained medics willing to perform the service
for free.
Just like in the ER's and hospitals around the country,
many medics are getting burned out from the abuse and
leaving EMS. It's easy to see what will happen if our federal
government were to take over providing health care. I see
exactly the same thing happening.
The bottom line as I see it is: There is no such thing as
"free health care." It's an impossible concept (outside of
missionary work). People do not work for free. Hospitals
require equipment and electricity and supplies, which
aren't free. The best we can get are the "not for profit" hospi-
tals, however they still must make money or they go out of
business.
While some reform, like tort reform is needed, we don't
need a complete take over.
Also, if Congress has such great ideas for health care, why
don't they try it out on themselves first, then reform


same program and play by the same rules?
Just a simple legitimate question requesting a simply
answer.

Respectfully,
R. del Gallego
Melbourne

Healthcare and bailout suggestions

Dear Editor,

With the President and Congress being concerned for U.S.
citizens that have no healthcare, I propose the following
solution. The plan would allow adults without health insur-
ance to have two checkups a year and four for children. Those
already insured would keep their existing health insurance.
The government could provide assistance to those unin-
sured citizens that have been diagnosed with an illness and
receive the treatment needed. It is a proven fact that if an
illness is detected early on, it is often much less expensive and
less difficult to treat.
U.S. citizens without health insurance who go untreated
after becoming ill (sometimes suffering with a disease or
illness for years) become a financial liability for the govern-
ment or medical providers.
The old adage "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of
cure" certainly applies now.
I offer the following suggestion relating to government
bailouts. Reward U.S. tax payers by having the federal
government match $500 to $1000, dollar for dollar, to individ-
uals who open a savings account and do not touch it for two
years.
This initiative would generate plenty of monies for banking
institutions and allow them to provide loans to qualified
borrowers.
This idea certainly makes more sense than just handing
over hard earned tax payer money to banks and receiving
nothing in return.
For a change, how about the U.S. tax payers getting
something in return for our tax dollars?

Michele L. Mares
Palm Bay


Medicare, Social Security Disability, and the Veterans
Affairs; then let us decide if we want it for the county?
The federal government should prove that it can efficient-
ly provide a good service to it's own first, don't you agree?

Why are suspensions paid?

Why is it when the police get suspended they go home
with pay? So what's the big deal? They could stay home and
do nothing and get paid for it when other people can't?

Postal service suggestions

I keep seeing articles in the paper about the post office
and the billions of dollars they are losing. Have they ever
possibly considered, like any other business, that when
demand for your product starts to decline, you should also
compensate and cutback on staff to a degree or go to four -
or five-day work weeks?
If e-mail and e-pay is taking over, then why don't they
charge full price for all the junk mail that nobody reads and
most of us throw out? Their spending most of their time
handling this garbage. They need to run like a business, and
I am sure health care is killing them. They need to make cut-
backs all over the place. They cant go out of business like the
buggy whip manufacturers. That was an admirable product,
too, but there is no longer a demand for it. So they might
want to re-think their business strategy.







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Benefit
From page A5
know what the Space Sta-
tion is doing now. The clini-
cal trial and research and
development trial processes
take a little while."
For example, a microen-
capsulated system for med-
icine was recently patented
and is entering the testing
phase on Earth.
Astronauts aboard the
ISS tested a way of encap-
sulating a drug in a micro-
capsule to target a specific
area of the body when
injected. Their research
focused on prostate cancer
in mice.
"After the Columbia acci-
dent happened, we could-
n't make anymore in space.
Instead we sharpened our
pencils, because we knew
this was a desirable system
to have, and developed a
machine to make the
microcapsules on Earth,"
said Ms. Robinson.
Tests to discover the
effects of micro gravity on
human beings, in prepara-
tion for extended space
flight, has yielded some
medical discoveries, such
as the discovery that some
types of microorganisms
grow faster in space than
on Earth.
"Usually something that
starts as exploration
research benefits us here
on Earth," said Ms. Robi-
son.
The National Lab
Pathfinder Vaccine is using
the space environment to
find vaccines for bacteria
such as Salmonella and
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pilot; Russell Romanella,
director of International
Space Station and space-
craft processing direc-
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Staphylococcus aures, or
MERCA, an infection that is
immune to antibiotics, said
Ms. Robinson.
"When a microorganism
is in space, it doesn't have
any shearing forces work-
ing on it and the cell walls
become a perfect sphere.
All of those physical
changes affect their gene
expression and their ability
to cause a disease."
Introducing these organ-
isms into a novel, challeng-
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researchers ideas of genes
to use as targets in fighting
these organisms that they
otherwise wouldn't know
were involved, she said.
The Materials ISS Experi-
ment brings new materials
to the ISS with each mis-
sion. The MISSE articles are
mounted outside the sta-
tion and exposed to the
space environment to see
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space for future missions,
said Ms. Johnson.
These experiments have
taught researches how
atomic oxygen, or a single
oxygen molecule, which is
very reactive and unstable,
breaks down the bonds of
compounds it reacts with.
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fine-tune an atomic oxygen
gun to remove one single
layer of atomic oxygen off
of an object," said Ms.
Robinson. As a result, art-
work that has been dam-
aged by vandalism or fire
has been restored.
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et set by Congress, the time
horizon for shutting down
the International Space
Station is set for 2015, said
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And All That Jazz Caf6:
Austin Church will per-
form Friday. Ben Wilson
will perform vocals and
guitar, Saturday. Ruben
Israel will plays jazz guitar
during breakfast from
8:30-11:30 a.m., Sunday.
Open mic is Tuesday with
John Conden or Berna.
Steady Teddy performs
piano and vocals Wednes-
day and acoustic jam with
Dave Grooms will take
place Thursday. All per-
formances are from 6-9
p.m. And All That Jazz
Caf6 is located at 1641
U.S. 1, Cocoa. Call (321)
636-3232.
Coasters Pub: Ben Wil-
son will play from 8:30-
11:30 p.m., Friday. Coast-
ers is located at 971A Eau
Gallie Blvd., Melbourne.
Call (321) 779-BREW.
The Cove: The Cove
Jam will take place with
John Quinlivan from 6-10
p.m., Tuesday and Thurs-
day. The Cove is located at
1462 A1A, Satellite Beach.
Call (321) 777-2683.
Fishlips Waterfront
Bar and Grill: The Killer
Mullets will perform from
4-8 p.m., Friday. Party at
the Port with a perform-
ance by High Tide from 2-
8 p.m., Saturday. The Tiki
Bank will play from 4-8
p.m., Sunday and Thurs-
day. Fishlips is located at
610 Glen Cheek Drive,
Cape Canaveral. Call (321)
784-4533.
The Gallery Club: Free
salsa lessons at 9:30 p.m.,
Friday and Saturday. Tues-
day is open mic for poetry
and voice at 7:30 p.m.,
acoustic guitar open mic
follows. Wednesday is
comedy open mic night at
8 p.m. Live music per-
formances on Thursday.
The Gallery Club is locat-
ed at 701 New Haven Ave.,
Melbourne. Call (321)
557-2643.
Levelz Night Club:
Frankie and the West End
Boys will perform from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m., Thursday.
Levelz is located at 4250
New Haven Ave., West
Melbourne. Call (321)
409-5385.
Malabar Mo's: Open
Fire will play from 4-8
p.m., Sunday. Malabar
Mo's is located at 2805
Malabar Road, Malabar.
Call (321) 725-8347.
Murdock's Bistro &
Char Bar: Patti and Frank
will perform Americana
and bluegrass from 6-9
p.m., Wednesday. Mur-
dock's is located at 600
Brevard Ave., Cocoa. Call
(321) 633-0600.
See SCENE, B3


Surfs up at Long Doggers restaurant


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com

After a long week's
work, sometimes nothing
will do but some hot
wings and a cold beer.
Look no further than
Long Doggers, hailed as a
beach boardwalk eatery -
in some cases, without
the beach or the board-
walk.
With four locations in
Brevard County Mel-
bourne, Palm Bay,
Indialantic and Satellite
Beach one never has to
go very far to get that
relaxed, beachside feel.
Each restaurant is
decorated in a whimsical
"beachy" theme, with
generous outdoor patio
space for those who want
to feel the warm Florida
summer breeze on their
backs.
Start with a selection
from the "First Session"
section of the menu,
where appetizers
abound, including a
personal favorite, the
Cracked Peppercorn
Seared Tuna served with
balsamic teriyaki sauce
and cusabi that's
cucumber wasabi -
dressing. Tuna never
tasted so mmmm,
mmmm good.
Other appetizers
include steamed clams,
shrimp kabobs, beer
battered onion rings,
called "hoops," smoked
fish dip and Long Dog-
gers' "Big Wednesday
Cheese Fries," served


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 8-28-2009


Staff photo by Jennifer Nessmith
Jimmy Tarasavage, assistant manager at Long Doggers' Palm Bay location, prepares
a Johnny O'Dogg, served smothered in chili and cole slaw. Long Doggers has four
locations in Brevard County.


smothered with cheddar
cheese with jalapenos on
the side.
Another standout
appetizer is Long Dog-
gers' chicken wings. As a
self-proclaimed hot wing
connoisseur, these are
some of the best around.
Served "naked," or
without breading, choose
from hot, medium, mild,
BBQ, JC's garlic teriyaki,
teriyaki or wet or dry jerk
sauce. Orders come in
one- or two-pound
servings.
Now save some room


for an entr6e, because
like relentless ocean
waves, they just keep on
coming and coming.
Try something from
Mr. Dogg's Grill if you'd
like an all-inclusive meal
basket, which is served
with fries, fruit and
coleslaw. Choose an
entree from a selection of
chicken, baby back ribs,
fried shrimp or the
crunchy fish and chips.
If you're at Long
Doggers to try one of
their famous hot dogs,
you surely won't be


disappointed when you
see the selection. Try the
traditional M.O.R.K. dog
(for newbies, that's
mustard, onion, relish,
ketchup), or one of
several specialty dogs,
including the Reuben
dog, served with sauer-
kraut, Swiss cheese and
1,000 island dressing; the
Johnny O'Dog, smoth-
ered in coleslaw and
chili; the High Life Hot
Dog, served with chili,
bacon, shredded ched-
See DOGGERS, B4


Out & about


FRIDAY, AUG. 28
*'Art of Wildlife Art Explo-
sion': 6-9 p.m. in Historic
Downtown Titusville on
Mariner Way. Wildlife movie,
Jungle Adventures animal
exhibit, free rocket launches
and mini four-wheel drive
races at the hobby shop,
wildlife dance performances,
art displays, outdoor market
and more. More vendors,
businesses and artists
requested. Fees for conces-
sionaires/businesses $25,
artist/crafters $15 and non-
profit organizations $5. Call
(321) 267-3036.
Treasure Island: 8 p.m. at
The Henegar Center, 625 E.
New Haven Ave., Melbourne.
Play runs until Aug. 30, Fridays
and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and
Sunday at 2 p.m. Call (321)
723-8698.
Grease: directed by Mary
Purdy. 8 p.m. at the Titusville
Playhouse, 301 Julia St.,
Titusville. Play runs weekends


until Aug. 29. Friday and Sat-
urday showings at 8 p.m. and
Sunday showings at 2 p.m.
Box office (321) 268-1125.
Moon Over Buffalo:
directed by Peg Girard. 8 p.m.
at Melbourne Civic Theatre, Le
Gallerie Plaza, 817 E. Straw-
bridge Ave., Melbourne. Play
runs weekends through Sept.
6, Friday and Saturdays at 8
p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m.
Call (321) 723-6935 or visit
www.melbournecivictheatre.c
om.

SATURDAY, AUG. 29
Casino night benefit: for
Central Florida Animal Reserve
and The Kelly Slater Sculpture
Project from 6-11 p.m. at
Cocoa Beach Country Club,
5000 Tom Warriner Blvd.
Activities include Blackjack,
Texas Hold'em, Craps,
Roulette, video horseracing, a
silent auction, and a raffle.
Tickets available in advance or


at the door the night of the
event. To order tickets or for
information, call (321) 302-
1484.
Free concert: by seven
brass instrumentalists of
Space Coast Symphony
Orchestra at noon at One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass
Hill Road in Viera. A drawing
will be held for free season
tickets to the new symphony.
For information, visit
www.SpaceCoastSymphony.o
rg-

THURSDAY, SEPT. 3
'Friends of Art': 4-9 p.m.
Artist meet-and-greet with
arts, crafts, food, beverages,
music and an auction at 6:30
p.m. at The Antique Empori-
um, 625 Florida Ave., Cocoa.
(321) 632-6979.

UPCOMING EVENTS
Linda Peterson: will per-


form jazz. 5:30-7:30 p.m., Friday,
Sept 4 at the Brevard Art Muse-
um, 1463 Highland Ave., Mel-
bourne. Admission is $10. (321)
242-0737.
*'Cruise In & Sock Hop': car
show with Antique, classic and
modern cars, trucks and motor-
cycles. 4-8 p.m. on Saturday
Sept 5 at Sand Point Park, 101
Washington Ave, Titusville. Free
admission. Dress in '50s clothes
and dance in a sock hop. Ven-
dors will supply food and bever-
ages. Call (321)267-3036.
'Ballet & Poems': a per-
formance by Galmont Ballet 2
p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Saturday,
Sept 5 and 2 p.m., Sunday,
Sept 6 at Historic Cocoa Village
Playhouse, 30 Brevard Ave.,
Cocoa. (321) 636-5050.
Caribbean festival: 11 a.m.
Sunday, Sept 6 at Riverfront
Park in Downtown Cocoa Vil-
lage, 401 Riversedge Blvd,
Cocoa. Live performances, ven-
dors, food, crafts, activities and
more. (321) 452-3304.


Aries-March 21-April 19
Focus on a healthy lifestyle
that includes one or two fun
things every day. Your playful
nature will carry you safely
through any of life's chal-
lenges. This is the spirit of
Aries at its best. Take care of
the most important things
first. What makes you happy?
Now the rest of the earthly
stuff falls into place. Yeah,
Aries!

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Resist the temptation to take
on more than you can han-
dle. Refuse to let negative
attitudes of others knock you
off course. When worry
begins, slow down, take a
step back, take a deep
breath and refocus your
energy. Now with the second
wind, move forward and you
will see positive results com-
ing in abundance.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Living in harmony is the pri-
mary goal this week. How
much discord are you willing
to tolerate. Maybe it's time to
leave your comfort zone and
explore new ways and ideas
you have been thinking
about. Refine and sharpen
your life's tools. Now add
new ones that will keep you
on the edge and move your
up and higher.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
Your strongest gift is your
way with people. It's all
because of your great heart.
You were born with this awe-
some loving nature at birth.
Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces.
Wow! What an honor to be
around great heart souls like
you. It's time that we all
wake up and realize that you
are our heart of life and give
it honor.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Your circle of influence with
creative people continues.
Your emotional and creative
growth is at an all- time high.
This will open doors for you
for a long time. Reduce
stress, slow it down and back
off. It's your life, thank you
very much. Your greatest
results are because you take
positive action on good ideas
in your life.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
You choose to live in peace
and harmony with a deep
sense of peace and purpose.
You have a deep sense of
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COMMUNITY

CALENDAR

FRIDAY,
AUG. 28
New partner welcome
orientation: 8 a.m. Cocoa
Beach Area Chamber of
Commerce, 400 Fortenber-
ry Road, Merritt Island.
(321) 459-2200.
'Sit & Fit': low impact
exercises. 9-10 a.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass
Hill Road, Viera. (321)253-
6316.
Membership commit-
tee: meeting. 9 a.m. Mel-
bourne-Palm Bay Area
Chamber of Commerce,
1005 E. Strawbridge Ave.,
Melbourne. (321) 724-5400,
Ext. 225.
SCORE Small business
counseling: 11 a.m. Mel-
bourne-Palm Bay Area
Chamber of Commerce,
1005 E. Strawbridge Ave.,
Melbourne. (321) 254-2288.
Solutions for the aging
spine: presentation and
about treatment options.
Noon. One Senior Place,
8085 Spyglass Hill Road,
Viera. Call (888) 954-3576 to
reserve.

SATURDAY,
AUG. 29
Nature driving tour: 10
a.m. at the Merritt Island
National Wildlife Refuge
Visitor Center on S.R. 402,
five miles east of U.S. 1 in
Titusville. Bring binoculars,
field guides, and insect
repellant. Loaner binocu-
lars and field guides also
available. Call (321) 861-
5601 to reserve.
Work in the tradition: of
Gurdjieff and Ouspensky
class. 1- 2:30 PM. Presented
by The School of Conscious
Regeneration, 2906 Stetson
St., Melbourne. Visit
www. consciousregenera-
tion.org or call (877) 285-
7142.
Children's storytime: 11
a.m. at the West Melbourne
Barnes & Noble, 1955 West
New Haven Ave. (321) 726-
8817.

MONDAY,
AUG. 31
Soaring Success: meet-
ing. 6 p.m. The Diner and
Mimosas Lounge, 260 S.R.
520, Merritt Island. (321)
459-2200.
TUESDAY,
SEPT. 1
Developments with
alternative energy: presen-
tation. Noon. Lagoon
House, 3275 Dixie Highway,
Palm Bay. Bring a bag
lunch. (321) 725-7775.

THURSDAY,
SEPT. 3
'Seniors on Strength':
free strength and exercise
class. 8:30-9:30 a.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass
Hill Road, Viera. (321) 751-
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Thursday, Sept. 10, at Glen-
brooke, 815 Briar Creek
Blvd., Palm Bay. New mem-
bers welcome. Call (321)


674-7513.
Pancake breakfast: 8-11
a.m. Saturday, Sept. 12 at
the First United Methodist
Church, 206 South Hopkins
Ave., Titusville. Hosted by
Titusville Pilot Club. Tick-
ets are $5 for adults and $3
for children 12 and under.


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call Jonda Erwin at (321)
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Carol Ann Didier, writer of
Native American historical
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1955 West New Haven Ave.
Friday, Sept. 11, from 7-
9:30 p.m. (321) 726-9133.
Ladies fashion show &
luncheon: 11 a.m., Satur-
day, Sept. 12 at North Bre-
vard Senior Center, 909


Lane Ave., Titusville. Petite,
ladies and plus size fash-
ions. Gourmet lunch and
dessert bar, catered by
Dotti, former chef for the
Astronauts. Tickets are $8
on sale at the reception
desk until Sept. 4. Call (321)
268-9530.


Scene
From page B1
Milliken's Reef: Marc
Dobson will play from 1-5
p.m., Friday. Tropical Rocs
Duo with steel drums will
perform from 1-5 p.m. and
Rock Foundation will per-
form from 5:30-10:30 p.m.,
Saturday. Bottoms Up will
play from 1-6 p.m. and and
Cool Like That will per-
form from 5-9 p.m., Sun-
day. One will play from 7-
11 p.m., Wednesday. The
Mango Bros. Band will
perform from Tampico
Trauma from 5-9 p.m.,
Thursday. Milliken's Reef is
located at 683 Dave Nisbet
Drive, Port Canaveral. Call
(321) 783-0100.
Norman's Raw Bar &
Grill: Slick Willie will per-
form from 7-11 p.m., Fri-
day. The Johnny Shameless
Project will play 7-11 p.m.,
Saturday. John Parrot will
play from 2-6 p.m., Sun-
day. The Mammoth Band
will play from 7-11 p.m.,
Tuesday. Pat Michaels will
perform from 5-9 p.m.,
Wednesday. Redfish Rich
will perform from 7-11
p.m., Thursday. Norman's
is located at 3 Forrest Ave.,
Cocoa. Call (321) 433-
0872.
Off The Traxx: The Hit-
men will perform from 6-9
p.m. and Dub City Tribe
will perform at 9:30 p.m.,
Saturday. Off The Traxx is
located at 918 New Haven
Ave., Melbourne. Call (321)
327-2919.
River Roost: The Old-
men Brothers and Ronnie
Mr. Nighttime Wahl will
perform from 6-9 p.m.,
Friday. The Tours will per-
form unplugged from 6-9
p.m., Saturday. River Roost
is located at 1891 State
Road 520, Merritt Island.
Call (321) 452-6606.
Sandbar Sports Grill:


Dub City Tribe will per-
form at 9:30 p.m., Friday.
Spanks Band will play
from 3-7 p.m., Saturday.
Monday is Cabana Revival
with Reverend Billy C.
Wirtz at 4:30 p.m. Pat
Michaels will lead Mellow
Wednesday from 4-8 p.m.
Sandbar is located at 4301
Ocean Beach Blvd., Cocoa
Beach. Call (321) 799-2577.
Thirsty Bones: Finster
will play from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m., Friday. Spanks Band
will play from 9:30-1:30
p.m., Saturday. Thirsty
Bones is located at 221
Crockett Blvd., Merritt
Island. Call (321) 452-
0568.
Wet Spot: Wednesday is
Jam Night with Johnny
Fever from 8 p.m. to mid-
night. Wet Spot is located
at 3650 U.S. 1, Palm Bay.
Call (321) 728-3055.


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demand that you live this way.
Now you continue on the way
to great joy and happiness.


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in your own life by the happi-
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your own heart. You were
born to be of service to oth-
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You have an emotional edge
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You have a guardian angel
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no bounds. The universe
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others? It is so exciting to see
a bumper crop coming your
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You are very clear with your
thinking and feelings. Why?
Because you are following
your instincts and trusting
your gut more than your
head. Resist the temptation
of getting sidetracked in the
ways of the world. You have
come too far for this. Live one
a day at a time. Your heart
rules. You are on the way to
greatness.

Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Your great ideas continue to
flow. You follow your
instincts. You listen more to
your heart than your head.
You have an uncanny ability
to stay away from the world's
thinking and stay in your own
wise counsel. This just may
be why you were chosen to
lead the world in the Age of
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From page B1
dar, onions and jalapenos
on the side; or the Sausage
Dog, served with grilled
peppers and onions. Every
variety is available as a
regular or foot-long hot
dog.
If you're really, really
hungry, try one of Long
Doggers' Beach Bum
Meals, all of which are
served with fruit, coleslaw,
a Hawaiian roll and one
side, including fries, baked
beans, rice pilaf, broccoli,
corn on the cob or onion
rings. Entrees include the
El Diablo Chicken, smoth-
ered with hot pepper
relish and shredded
cheddar with a side of sour
cream; the bratwurst,
served on a bed of sauer-
kraut; a half-rack of baby
back ribs or a full rack for
an additional $4.99; or the
grilled mahi mahi or tuna,
prepared teriyaki, black-
ened, lemon pepper, jerk
or Hawaiian-style.
Would you prefer a
burger or a sandwich?
Never fear there's a
nearly endless list of
choices, some of which
include the "Shroom"
Burger, the El Diablo


Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
It is very important to speak
your daily affirmations
before you start your earthly
days. Psyche yourself up.
This is soul food. It gives you
the spiritual strength to help
you through the day. Suc-
cessful people and winners
in life do this. You are a win-
ner. Keep your heart and
spirit open. Great blessings
are sure to follow.

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call (772) 334-9487, e-mail
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the grilled mahi or tuna
sandwich and the cool
ranch chicken sandwich.
For something on the
lighter side, choose
something from the
"Getting Tossed" menu,
which features the Surf
Shop Salad, the Mexican
Salad or traditional Caesar
salad.
Bring the grommets
(that's surfer speak for
"children"), for a foot-long
hot dog, chicken fingers,
grilled cheese or fried fish
or shrimp. All children's
meal selections are served
with fruit, a beverage, an
ice pop and a choice of
fries, baked beans, rice or
broccoli.
Wet your whistle with a
soft drink, draft beer or
bottled beer or glass of
wine.
Long Doggers has four
locations in Brevard:
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2870 Post Road,
Melbourne; call (321) 751-
4448
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By Jay Meisel
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PORT ST. LUCIE Port St.
Lucie offers a perfect venue
for a vacation for golfers.
Others can visit the Trea-
sure Coast's largest city and
enjoy baseball, shopping
and other activities.
Although Port St. Lucie
doesn't have direct access to
the beach, it's not a long
drive to either Fort Pierce or
Jensen Beach, where one
can stretch out on the sand
or take a dip in the ocean.
Have you always wanted
to learn how to golf ? Try the
Professional Golfing Associ-
ation complex.
The PGA Center for Golf
Learning and Performance
provides instruction and the
chance to practice virtually
every shot. There are simula-
tions of various golf courses
around the world, hitting
stations and motion-analy-
sis technology to analyze
your swing.
For those who want to
learn about the how the
game developed, the PGA
Historical Center traces
golf's history from the 1500s,
in what is believed to the be
the first mention of the
game.
There's a 54-hole champi-
on course open year round.
During the last two years, it
was renovated.
PGA Village also has a
short course that's billed as a
good venue for all members
of the family to play golf
together.
Michael Abramowitz, who
handles public relations for
PGA, said the facility gets a
lot of vacationers who come
to play golf.
For more information
about PGA Village, go to
www.pgavillage.com.
Baseball is also a big
attraction in Port St. Lucie.
The New York Mets hold
their spring training at Tradi-
tion Stadium. And although
the boys of summer only
inhabit the stadium in Feb-
ruary and March, the St.
Lucie Mets, the minor
league team for the New
York Mets, are housed there,
as well, and play all summer
long.
You can also take a tour of
the St. Lucie River. River Lilly
Cruises offers regular tours
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and other animals. For more
information, go to
www.riverlilycruises.com.
Nature lovers can visit the
Oxbow Eco-Center, which
has walking trails and vari-
ous events, including guided
hikes and lectures.
The city has a large variety
of restaurants and business-
es.
The Town of Tradition
includes a number of small
shops and some larger
retailers, including Target,
Office Max and Pier One.
Every third Friday of the
month, Tradition hosts


Westfest, a get together fea-
turing a free evening con-
cert.
Visitors may also want to
take a trip to the Civic Cen-
ter, which opened this past
year. Besides offering vari-
ous athletic activities, it has
an art gallery, is host to a
farmer's market (every Tues-
day from October through
May), and offers various
classes.
In the near future, vaca-
tioners will also be able to
visit the Port St. Lucie Botan-
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undersigned intends to
sell the personal property
described below under
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BAR STOOLS, 4, solid
oak, like new, $100 for all
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BED, KING, memory
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BED, SINGLE, adjusta-
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BEDROOM SET white
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$150. 321-474-0895
BEDS, 2, twin, with head-
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321-779-9848 SoBrev
BICYCLE, RALEIGH,
technium 440, aluminum,
excellent condition, blue,
$125, 321-724-9348
BLINDS, MINI, alumi-
num, peach, pleated
shade, teal, $50 for all,
321-728-7924 SoBrev
BLINDS, VERTICAL,
cream colored, 94" wide,
82" long, $60, ,mirror,
$50 321-777-2594
BOOKS, FICTION, latest
popular novels, new,
large print, 25 @ $5 each
321-773-0814 SoBrev
BOWLING SHOES,
Brunswick Rebel 2, men
size 8, almost new, $10
321-369-9324 NoBrev
CAGE, BIRD/ Parrot, like
new, 53x22, cover, toys,
wheels, seed guard, grey,
$200, 321-373-1752
CAR TIRE, Bridgestone
Potenza, G009 with uni-
tP195/65R15, used, only
2, $60, 321-676-0713
CATHETERS, 18" new,
sterile, individually wrap-
ped, 100cs, 200 all pur-
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CHLORINE GENERA-
TOR, for pool, no turbo
cell, electronics only,
$125, 321-242-9566
COLLECTIBLE CARS,
mini, and trucks, 13 cars,
6 trucks, $5 each or $110
for all 321-724-9160
COMPUTER DESK, $20,
20" TV, $20, 13" TV, $15,
321-480-5992 NoBrev
CONSOLE TABLE 2
jumping dolphins w/glass
top. Solid white resin.
$125. 321-952-6289
COOLER, MINI fridge,
will hold up to 128 cans
or adjustable shelves,
$125, 321-777-5080


CRIB WALNUT spindle
with Sealy Ultra mattress
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DASHBOARD COVER,
carpeted, for 1995 Sat-
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$50 obo 321-264-9266
DELL NOTEBOOKS, 2,
XP, use on line or
games, battery & charg-
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DESK, book case top,
hard rock maple, excel-
lent condition, $75
321-952-8933 SoBrev
DESK, ETHAN Allen, tra-
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shelves on back side,
$185 321-752-9038
DINING TABLE, with 6
chairs, lighted hutch,
oval, $150, 321-242-0096
DRILL, B&D, cordless, 2
battery charges and 12
volt light, like new, $40,
321-254-3217 SoBrev
DRYER, GE, super ca-
pacity, $150, entertain-
ment center, $50
321-752-0856 SoBrev
ENTERTAINMENT cabi-
net, Thomasville, 60",
holds 27" TV, excellent
cond, $50 321-724-6840
EXERCISE MACHINE,
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Tony Little and step VP,
$25 ea, 321-676-5847
EXERCISE, Equipment
body solid Pec FLy GPM-
65, w/ extra 100lbs, new
cond, $150 321-752-4753
EXTERIOR LIGHTS (2)
large, new in boxes $150
Round patio table 4
chairs $40 321-768-0940
FIGURINE collection,
hand painted mermaids,
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utilities. Pool, no pets.
$475/mo 321-890-7789
NE PALM BAY- 1 or 2
rooms 4 rent. Part furn,
pool, corner lot, gazebo
FIT welcome, retired OK.
Underground utilities
$375/mo + sec
321-482-1162 9-to 11am


IN NEED of single family
home with garage.
Preferably Indialantic-
Melbourne Beach area.
Professional Christian
male 301-752-1611



CAPE CANAVERAL: 1
month free! 1/1 blocks
from beach New hard
wood floors & pool.
$575/mo 321-626-5732
INDIALANTIC: 1br/1ba
Furn/Unfurn w/walk-in
closets, new SS appl's.,
granite counters WD in
unit, free cable, club-
house, fitness rm, pool,
Avail Sept. 1st. 561-
350-7134; 954-560-3245




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EAU GALLIE 1Bedroom
Westover Pines, $545.
Many extras, no pets.
Credit check. 2 months
1/2 OFF! 321-254-0997
MELBOURNE Lake
Washington in Golf View.
2br/2ba tile & carpet thru-
out, everything new!
Inclds water, pest, cable,
$795/mo. 321-254-0997
MELBOURNE LARGE
1-br with fireplace. On
site laundry, Close to
downtown, river, Crane
Creek and the beach.
$695/mo + utilities. Call
Eric 772-733-7025
MELBOURNE Studio
kitchenette small bath
onsite laundry &
manager. Walk to river or
downtown Starting at
$425/mo + utilities. Call
Eric 321-733-7025

WATERFRONT
MELBOURNE- On Indi-
an River, Fully Furnished,
Just need clothes and
food. Beautiful Location.
$600mo 321-254-3607
MELBOURNE/EauGallie
area, Small, 1BDRM fur-
nished, clean, quiet, no
pets. $485/mo. Drug free
env. Call 321-254-4229
PALM BAY 3-br/2.5-ba
condo with porch, cable
& 42" HDTV, pool. 5 mins
to FIT quiet area.
$950/mo 321-243-9500
PALM BAY condo
2-br/1.5-ba 1 parking
spot. W/D, jacuzzi tub,
Close to Harris. $700 +
sec 321-506-6139
PALM BAY Sunrise
Properties. Affordable,
remodeled apts. Studios,
1 & 2 Br units avail. From
$400. 321-725-7544


PALM BAY: Brand New
Malabar Cove Apts.
Move in Specials! 2, 3 &
4 Bedrooms Avail. EHO
321-327-8520
SEBASTIAN- Spacious
3/2 bedroom MOVE IN
SPECIAL ONLY $200.
W/D in all units, cable,
water, sewer & more in-
cluded. 772-581-4440
*restrictions apply
*Income restrictions apply
SUNTREE Spacious
3bdrm/2bath 1st floor,
unfurn., incls washer/dry-
er, fridge, stove, dish-
washer. Avail. Now! 6 or
12 month lease, $895/mo
sec. dep. req. Pet Nego.
Call Jeannie for pictures
& info: 321-474-1810
photos & floor plan: www.
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TITUSVILLE: Great loca-
tion, Near River, Newly
Remodeled Lg Clean
Quiet 2/1 W/D $625/mo
Sr Disc 407-760-7450
TITUSVILLE: Nice Quiet
Large 2bdrm/2bath apt.
1000sf, central A/C, Near
SR50 & 1-95 $625/mo.
Call 321-383-0296


RENT l OW
VERO BEACH: Call for
specials! lbr from $475,
2br from $600 incl
water/sewer, Tile, New
appl. Near Beach, Park &
Restaurant 772-563-0013



GRANT: 2006, 4/3
w/pool, 1.5ac, $1300/mo
lease option or contract.
7100 Hacienda Dr.
321-205-3503


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INDIALANTIC POOL
home. Walk to the beach
from this 3br/2-ba
including W/D, fenced
yard, pool service
$1250/mo 954-205-7789
INDIALANTIC: Walk to
beach. 3/2/1, New Paint,
Bthrms & Tile. Granite
kitchen, all apps, Ig fncd
yard. Quiet neighbor-
hood, convenient location
$1175/mo 305-323-0011


PALM BAY 3/2/1 Excel-
lent location, very good
condition. Pets possible.
$750/mo + dep
407-716-5943 / 522-9880
PALM BAY 3bd/2ba/lcg,
tiled, large fenced yard,
no credit chk, $775/mo. +
refundable $500 cleaning
deposit. 805-208-1391
PALM BAY NE -
3Bedroom, 2Baths, quiet
end of street. $750/mo.


MELBOURNE/ LAKE Call 321-768-7652
WASHINGTON, Mallards
Landing Golf Course
3Br/2Ba/ 2cg, cul de sac.
Scm Pool, porch., Fam rm I6
w/ fp, wood firs, eat-in kit,
granite counters. Fenced INDIAN HARBOUR BCH
yrd, $1500/mo incl lawn, 3BR/3BA story town-
pool svc. Sec dep, refs home, pool, 1 block from
321-704-4261 beach. $1250/mo. incl.
cable, min 7 month lease.
MELBOURNE: 2/2, scrn F/L/S 321-223-8705
rm, carport Furn/Unfurn
Pool, 1 yr lease $750/mo MELBOURNE BEACH
incl cable, garbage Nicely Furnished 3/2. 150
321-327-2807 /258-9203 steps from ocean. Pool, 2
MELBOURNE: Historic fireplaces. Near Gemini,
4/2 Plantation Style on downtown. $1400 incls
Crane Creek. Large water, cbl, $100 credit on
deck, W/D $1300/mo electric, nationwide
321-722-9320 See ad phone. 321-446-4454
#45893 Photos online wwwHome
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MERRITT ISL New Lux-
ury townhomes, 3/2.5/1cg
2000sf wood floors, pool,
fireplace, whirlpool tubs.
Leasese purchase,
rates vary 321-543-7677


Lm
NEW SMYRNA BEACH,
2/2.5, 2 story, W/D, priv
patio, walk to beach/ res-
taurants. $1000mo, $500
deposit 407-617-9565


REINT NOW
COCOA: 3br/2ba, W/D,
Close to schools/beach,
tile/terrazzo floors,fenced
yard, living rm, Dining rm,
Family rm, No pets
$850/mo, 321-961-8418
MELBOURNE
1/2 OFF 1st Month rent!
Historic Eau Gallie Dis-
trict. 2BR/1BA/carport.
W/D. Pet ok w/approval.
$595/mo. Includes water.
Call 321-243-8115


ST. AUGUSTINE BCH
Oceanview Condo fr $99/
nite $779/wk, Ocean front
house fr $199 nite $1399/
wk, Ocean front wedding
$359 or Historic Dist fr
$129 Discount cruises
$289pp. 904-825-1911
www sunstatevacation com


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SEBASTIAN Tri-plex
Completely remodeled
1/1 Screened Lanai. A/C,
So Indian River Dr.
$650/mo. 863-983-8064



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Affordable, remodeled
Rental from $400 or pur-
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OFFICE/ WAREHOUSE
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1200sf. $900/mo. light
industrial. No CAM, im-
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1940 BUICK SPECIAL 4
door sedan. All original
engine & parts. New tires
4" wide white walls. Exc
cond $13,500/obo
321-676-0157 see photo
online at wwwHometown
NewsOL.com ad # 37270
1976 ROADRUNNER
72K orig miles. Medium
restoration includes,
custom paint & rebuilt
drive line. B-5 blue, Very
clean. $7000 firm.
386-673-9077
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67 SKYLARK convertible
Less than 73K original
miles. Turquoise green w
white interior. Original
engine; new top. In car
shows since the 1980's.
In Great condition
$14,000 757-287-2236
BUICK RIVERIA 1983
Convertible New top
May '09. Very good cond.
Florida Car. $8,995
386-517-6854
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FORD MODEL A-
convertible with rumble
seat. 1980 reproduction
made by Shey motors in
Detroit. side mount tire.
Grey and black. Shows
like new. 1100 orig
miles. No rust, radio,
heater, trunk. Garaged.
$20,000/obo
772-299-0420


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$4500 321-676-7747



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tires, stereo/CD trunk.
Garage kept. Runs great.
$2500/obo 321-733-7561
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built-ins, great for handy- AM/FM w/CD, 75k miles,
37' PILGRIM 2006 Park man business. $12,500 $6900 321-593-2500
Model Trailer 2-br/1-ba 321-302-1459 FORD VAN HI-TOP 1991
set up in a 55+ retirement * Runs great. Must sell.
park. $0 down $0 interest $1150 firm.
$575 per month, includes CHEVY Box Truck, '84 321-266-0944
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16' KING TROLLER
1992, 40HP Yamaha,
Bimini top, new cables,
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18.5' SEA FOX CC 2005
90HP Merc Saltwater,
Bimini top, Lowerance
GPS fish finder. Alum
trailer. Full storage cover.
Live well. Coast Guard
Package. Exc cond.
$12,500 321-482-5759
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21'7" TROPHY '03 Walk
around,cabin, table, bed,
150HP Merc, trailer, fish
finder, GPS, VHF radio,
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