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Full gallery »Guadalupe Center soup kitchen

  • Head cook Eva Robles collects tickets for the 11:30 a.m. seating at the Guadalupe Center's soup kitchen on Monday, March 8, 2010 in Immokalee. The soup kitchen is now feeding over twice as many people each day as local farm workers struggle to find work after recent freezes crippled the tomato industry. David Albers/Staff
  • A line forms for the 11:30 a.m. seating at the Guadalupe Center's soup kitchen on Monday, March 8, 2010 in Immokalee. The soup kitchen is now feeding over twice as many people each day as local farm workers struggle to find work after recent freezes crippled the tomato industry. David Albers/Staff
  • Florida State University medical student Erin Bascom, of Tallahassee, checks the blood pressure of farrm worker Santos Ramirez, 49, at a clinic near the soup kitchen at the Guadalupe Center on Monday, March 8, 2010 in Immokalee. As part of a cross-cultural medicine spring break program, students and faculty members made a stop at the soup kitchen because of the influx of workers seeking meals there. The soup kitchen is now feeding over twice as many people each day as local farm workers struggle to find work after recent freezes crippled the tomato industry. David Albers/Staff
  • A line forms for the 12:30 p.m. seating at the Guadalupe Center's soup kitchen on Monday, March 8, 2010 in Immokalee. The soup kitchen is now feeding over twice as many people each day as local farm workers struggle to find work after recent freezes crippled the tomato industry. David Albers/Staff
  • Farm workers swell the number of people seeking a meal at the Guadalupe Center's soup kitchen on Monday, March 8, 2010 in Immokalee. The soup kitchen is now feeding over twice as many people each day as local farm workers struggle to find work after recent freezes crippled the tomato industry. David Albers/Staff
  • Adan Gonsales, 32, of Oxaca, Mexico, has lunch at the Guadalupe Center's soup kitchen on Monday, March 8, 2010 in Immokalee. Gonsales said he has had difficulty finding work in the fields that brought him to Immokalee. The soup kitchen is now feeding over twice as many people each day as local farm workers struggle to find work after recent freezes crippled the tomato industry. David Albers/Staff


Full gallery »Vinny Angiolillo wins and loses in small claims court

  • Collier County Judge Vince Murphy gives his verdict to Vinny Angiolillo, below, former candidate for Collier County Sheriff, after a three-day trial in small claims court on March,10, 2010. Angiolillo was accused of not paying more than $4,000 in lawyer fees by his former attorneys Domenic Lucarelli and Karen Beavin. Angiolillo was ordered to pay more than $2,200 plus interest for legal fees. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • After finishing his cross examination of the prosecution's office manager, Teena Ley, left, Vinny Angiolillo, right, former candidate for Collier County Sheriff, right, takes his seat during the final session of the three-day trial in small claims court on March,10, 2010. Angiolillo was accused of not paying more than $4,000 in lawyer fees by his former attorneys Domenic Lucarelli and Karen Beavin. Angiolillo was ordered to pay more than $2,200 plus interest for legal fees. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Vinny Angiolillo, right, former candidate for Collier County Sheriff, right, questions his former attorney Domenic Lucarelli, left, during the final session of the three-day trial in small claims court on March,10, 2010. Angiolillo was accused of not paying more than $4,000 in lawyer fees by his former attorneys Domenic Lucarelli and Karen Beavin. Angiolillo was ordered to pay more than $2,200 plus interest for legal fees. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Karen Beavin, right, cross examines Vinny Angiolillo, right, former candidate for Collier County Sheriff, during the final session of the three-day trial in small claims court on March,10, 2010. Angiolillo was accused of not paying more than $4,000 in lawyer fees by his former attorneys Domenic Lucarelli and Karen Beavin. Angiolillo was ordered to pay more than $2,200 plus interest for legal fees. Greg Kahn/Staff

Vinny Angiolillo, right, former candidate for Collier County Sheriff, during the final session of the three-day trial in small claims court on March,10, 2010. Angiolillo was accused of not paying more than $4,000 in lawyer fees by his former attorneys Domenic Lucarelli and Karen Beavin. Angiolillo was ordered to pay more than $2,200 plus interest for legal fees.



Full gallery »Naples woman a finalist in online modeling contest

  • Susan Watts, a 43-year-old Naples resident, is one of four finalists in an online voting contest to be the official 2010 model and 'face' for e.l.f., a New York-based cosmetic company. Photo by Bradford Cox
  • Susan Watts, a 43-year-old Naples resident, is one of four finalists in an online voting contest to be the official 2010 model and 'face' for e.l.f., a New York-based cosmetic company. Photo by Scott Teitler


Full gallery »Romney book signing in Naples

  • Gov. Mitt Romney is greeted by supporters during a book signing for his book 'No Apology' at Barnes & Noble in North Naples on March 9, 2010. About 1,000 supporters showed up to have their copy of his book autographed by the former Republican presidential candidate. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Gov. Mitt Romney is greeted by supporters during a book signing for his book 'No Apology' at Barnes & Noble in North Naples on March 9, 2010. About 1,000 supporters showed up to have their copy of his book autographed by the former Republican presidential candidate. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Hundreds came to see Gov. Mitt Romney at Barnes and Noble at the intersection of Pine Ridge Road and U.S. 41.
  • A crowd waits for autographs from former Presidential candidate Mitt Romney who made an appearance at the Naples Barne's & Noble Tuesday evening. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • A crowd waits for former Presidential candidate Mitt Romney to arrive at the Naples Barne's & Noble Tuesday evening. Matt Clark/Staff
  • At least 100 have shown up to see Gov. Mitt Romney at Barnes and Noble at the intersection of Pine Ridge Road and U.S. 41.


Full gallery »Rumba Latina festival at Dog Track

  • Rumba Latina, the Latin festival held Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Fort Myers Naples Greyhound Track in Bonita Springs, included live music, a modeling contest, and plenty of authentic Hispanic food from Latin American countries. Photo by John Fernandez
  • Rumba Latina, the Latin festival Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Fort Myers Naples Greyhound Track in Bonita Springs, included live music, a modeling contest, and plenty of authentic Hispanic food from Latin American countries. Photo by John Fernandez
  • Rumba Latina, the Latin festival held Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Fort Myers Naples Greyhound Track in Bonita Springs, included live music, a modeling contest, and plenty of authentic Hispanic food from Latin American countries. Photo by John Fernandez
  • Rumba Latina, the Latin festival Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Fort Myers Naples Greyhound Track in Bonita Springs, included live music, a modeling contest, and plenty of authentic Hispanic food from Latin American countries. Photo by John Fernandez
  • Rumba Latina, the Latin festival Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Fort Myers Naples Greyhound Track in Bonita Springs, included live music, a modeling contest, and plenty of authentic Hispanic food from Latin American countries. Photo by John Fernandez
  • Rumba Latina, the Latin festival held Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Fort Myers Naples Greyhound Track in Bonita Springs, included live music, a modeling contest, and plenty of authentic Hispanic food from Latin American countries. Photo by John Fernandez

Rumba Latina, the Latin festival held Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Fort Myers Naples Greyhound Track in Bonita Springs, included live music, a modeling contest, and plenty of authentic Hispanic food.



Full gallery »Strawberry Festival

  • Arrianna Andersen, 6, and Alexis Andersen, 7, both of Naples, enjoy the carnival rides at the 2010 Naples Strawberry Festival on March 7 at the Cornerstone United Methodist Church in Naples.
  • The 2010 Naples Strawberry Festival was held March 7 at the Cornerstone United Methodist Church in Naples. There were rides, games and strawberry deserts. On Saturday and Sunday they held the Indie Festival with concerts from local bands.
  • The 2010 Naples Strawberry Festival was held March 7 at the Cornerstone United Methodist Church in Naples. There were rides, games and strawberry deserts. On Saturday and Sunday they held the Indie Festival with concerts from local bands.
  • The Skeeterland Band takes the stage at the Indie Festival as part of the 2010 Naples Strawberry Festival on March 7.
  • Anna Buonocore, 4, of Naples takes a spin on a carnival ride at the 2010 Naples Strawberry Festival.
  • Mike Garone of Naples tries to hit the bucket as Mitch Williams watches at the 'Tubs of Fun' game. A portion of the proceeds goes to Grace Place for Children and Families.

The 2010 Naples Strawberry Festival was held March 7 at the Cornerstone United Methodist Church in Naples.



Full gallery »Two Step Stop

  • Gary Klop, co-owner of the Two Step Stop, a Western Wear store located in Naples on Airport Pulling Road, stands at the counter on Friday, March 5, 2010, as his wife, Carolyn Kiop, not pictured, tends to a customer. For over 18 years, Two Step Stop has been a one-stop shopping destination for western wear in Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Belt buckles inside the front counter at the Two Step Stop, a western wear store located in Naples on Airport Pulling Road, stand outside the store front on Friday, March 5, 2010. For over 18 years, Two Step Stop has been a one-stop shopping destination for western wear in Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Gary Klop, left, and Carolyn Klop, owners of the Two Step Stop, a western wear store located in Naples on Airport Pulling Road, stand in the store front on Friday, March 5, 2010. For over 18 years, Two Step Stop has been a one-stop shopping destination for western wear in Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • The Two Step Stop, a western wear store located in Naples on Airport Pulling Road, stand outside the store front on Friday, March 5, 2010. For over 18 years, Two Step Stop has been a one-stop shopping destination for western wear in Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Gary and Carolyn Klop, owners of the Two Step Stop, a western wear store located in Naples on Airport Pulling Road, stand outside the store front on Friday, March 5, 2010. For over 18 years, Two Step Stop has been a one-stop shopping destination for western wear in Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Mike Evans, left, of Naples, chats with Carolyn Klop, center, and Gary Klop, right, owners of the Two Step Stop, a western wear store located in Naples on Airport Pulling Road, on Friday, March 5, 2010. For over 18 years, Two Step Stop has been a one-stop shopping destination for western wear in Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski

The Two Step Stop is a western wear store located in Naples on Airport Pulling Road. For over 18 years, Two Step Stop has been a one-stop shopping destination for western wear in Collier County.



Full gallery »Irish fest at Ave Maria

  • Jim and Ann Longon talks with friends as an Irish flag is posted on their golf cart next to the Oratory at Ave Maria University during Wearing of the Green, an Irish food and drink festival in the Town Center on March 6, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Kealan Vasquez, 10, battles J.P. Beane, 9, right, in the inflatable jousting ring next to the Oratory at Ave Maria University during Wearing of the Green, an Irish food and drink festival in the Town Center on March 6, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Classmates watch as Luke Scheck, 14, left and Joey DeLiso, 14, right, fall off their stands in the inflatable jousting ring next to the Oratory at Ave Maria University during Wearing of the Green, an Irish food and drink festival in the Town Center on March 6, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Luke Scheck, 14, left battles Joey DeLiso, 14, right, in the inflatable jousting ring next to the Oratory at Ave Maria University during Wearing of the Green, an Irish food and drink festival in the Town Center on March 6, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Kerry Mehl, left, and Lill Bouton, center, watch Mehl's daughter Olivia, 3, right , climb the steps to the inflatable ladder inside the bounce house next to the Oratory at Ave Maria University during the Wearing of the Green, an Irish food and drink festival in the Town Center on March 6, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Doris Heath watches a performance by children on the steps of the Oratory at Ave Maria University during the Wearing of the Green, an Irish food and drink festival in the Town Center on March 6, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff

Scenes during Wearing of the Green, an Irish food and drink festival in the Town Center on March 6, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff



Full gallery »Fort Myers Prostitution Arrests

  • Amanda Bryant, 26, of Fort Myers, Florida, was charged with: offering to engage in prostitution.
  • Ashley Bowden, 20, of Fort Myers, Florida, was charged with: offering to engage in prostitution, and VOP warrant.
  • Katherine Marle, 25, of Fort Myers, Florida, was charged with: offering to engage in prostitution.
  • Christi Raihl, 29, of Fort Myers, Florida, was charged with: offering to engage in prostitution.
  • Bryan Duffy, 56, of Bonita Springs, Florida, was charged with: solicitation for prostitution.
  • David Emory, 59, of North Fort Myers, Florida, was charged with: solicitation for prostitution.

The Fort Myers Police Department conducted a Prostitution/John’s Operation in the area of Cleveland Avenue & Linhart Avenue. Twenty people were arrested for prostitution and solicitation for prostitution. NOTE: No mug shots available for Randall Heid, Jose Simon, Jorge Nopal-Ibarra and Nily Bonnet.



Full gallery »FCAT preparations

  • Manatee Elementary School fifth-grader Rebecca Calixte, smiles after answering the winning question in the school's science bee inside the cafeteria on Feb. 26, 2010. Manatee had the competition to prepare the students for the science portion of the FCAT exam which they will be starting on March 9. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Manatee Elementary School teacher assistant Dreana Ayers, right, gives fifth-grader Rebecca Calixte, center, a hug after she won the school's science bee inside the cafeteria on Feb. 26, 2010. Manatee had the competition to prepare the students for the science portion of the FCAT exam which they will be starting on March 9. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Manatee Elementary School fifth-grader Abraham Rosales, right, turns to go to the back of the line after answering a question correctly during the school's science bee in the cafeteria on Feb. 26, 2010. Manatee had the competition to prepare the students for the science portion of the FCAT exam which they will be starting on March 9. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Fifth-grade students at Manatee Elementary School stand in line looking back at their classmates before the start of the school's science bee in the cafeteria on Feb. 26, 2010. Manatee had the competition to prepare the students for the science portion of the FCAT exam which they will be starting on March 9. Greg Kahn/Staff


Full gallery »Quest For Kids college preparatory session

  • Fabienne Auguste, left, and Alexus Strong, right, work on their laptops during a recent Quest For Kids college preparatory session.
  • Sandy Oswald, Quest for Kids staff person, assists student Oliver Cuevas. Oliver is one of 18 students participating in the after-school Quest For Kids college preparatory program.
  • Shauni Lynch studies during a recent after-school college preparatory program. Shauni is one of 18 students participating in the Quest For Kids program.
  • Shauni Lynch studies during a recent after-school college preparatory program. Shauni is one of 18 students participating in the Quest For Kids program.
  • From left, Josie Prior, Fabienne Auguste, Rebecca Datus, and Angellica Martinez chat while they check out their laptops. The students are participating in an after-school Quest For Kids college preparatory session.
  • From left, Luisa Bravo, Katherine Lopera, Natalia Guarnizo and Aaron Harris work on their laptops during an after-school Quest For Kids college preparatory session.


Full gallery »Calusa Park Elementary School garden

  • Calusa Elementary School kindergarten students (L-R) Kieran Luers, 5, Blake Buckley, 6, and Tyler Ott, 6, are planting seeds in their schools raised bed garden. John Plug, Founder of Fruit Grow, has helped the school establish a garden to help educate the students on how and where their food comes from. Once each vegetable or fruit is ready for harvest the food is part of the students’ school lunch.
  • Anne Dorvilus, 8, is learning how to plant Sorrel in a raised garden bed with her second grade teacher Megan Dotres. Students at Calusa Elementary School are adding to their already established garden. Once the salad is ready for harvest the students will be able eat what they grew.
  • Fifth grade student Kyla Brown, 10, is planting lettuce with her classmates in their raised be garden. The lettuce will be ready for harvest in six weeks.
  • Students at Calusa Elementary School are taking part in expanding their garden by planting vegetables.
  • Fifth grade student Kyla Brown, 10, is planting lettuce with her classmates.
  • Jolly Crickets located at 720 5th Ave., South in Naples.

Calusa Park Elementary School’s garden is such a big hit, it is growing. The school and its students will be expanding the garden to grow more fruits and vegetables for student lessons and consumption.



Full gallery »The Beast of Broadway - TheatreZone

  • When famed cartoonist Al Hirschfeld drew a particularly unflattering caricature of Broadway producer David Merrick as a Grinch-like Santa Claus, Mr. Merrick reproduced it on his annual Christmas card, recalls TheatreZone's founding artistic director Mark Danni. Actor David Garrison portrays Merrick in TheatreZone’s world premiere of 'The Beast of Broadway,' a one-character play about David Merrick.
  • Actor David Garrison is coming to TheatreZone’s world premiere of 'The Beast of Broadway,' a one-character play about prolific Tony Award-winning American theatrical producer David Merrick. Photo courtesy TheaterZone
  • David Garrison's rehearses with Mark Danni for the one-man show 'Beast of Broadway.' Submitted photo
  • Tony-nominated actor David Garrison takes the stage in his one-man show about legendary Broadway producer David Merrick. The world premiere of 'The Beast of Broadway,' brought to you by TheatreZone, at the G&L Theatre on the campus of The Community School of Naples. <em>Photo courtesy TheatreZone</em>
  • Tony-nominated actor David Garrison takes the stage in his one-man show about legendary Broadway producer David Merrick. The world premiere of 'The Beast of Broadway,' brought to you by TheatreZone, at the G&L Theatre on the campus of The Community School of Naples. <em>Photo courtesy TheatreZone</em>
  • Actor David Goguen, costume designer Kathleen Kolacz, co-author Robert L. Freeman, production stage manager Jamie Aileen Eckhold, co-author Faye Greenberg, actor David Garrison, director Mark Danni and 'The Abominable Showman' author Howard Kissel celebrate the opening night of 'The Beast of Broadway,' a one-man show about the life of Broadway producer David Merrick at the cast party at Remy's Bistro. <em>Photo courtesy Theatrezone via Kathleen Prutos / Prutos Public Relations, Inc.

Actor David Garrison portrays legendary Broadway producer David Merrick in TheatreZone’s world premiere of "The Beast of Broadway."



Full gallery »Lee County Spelling Bee

  • Varstiy Lakes eighth grader Fernanda Arnay, 13, reacts to spelling the word punctual correctly to win the 13th Annual Lee County Public Schools Spelling Bee at Three Oaks Middle School in Fort Myers on March 3, 2010. Forty students from across the county met at the middle school to crown this year's winner. The winner will advance to Washington D.C. to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Palmer Talley, right, does some last minute studying with his daughter Jade, 12, before the 13th Annual Lee County Public Schools Spelling Bee at Three Oaks Middle School in Fort Myers on March 3, 2010. More than 40 students from across the county met at the middle school to crown this year's winner. The winner will advance to Washington D.C. to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Lee County coordinator Connie Harris hugs Alison Meyer, center, as her daughter Fernanda Arnay hold the plaque as the winner of the the 13th Annual Lee County Public Schools Spelling Bee at Three Oaks Middle School in Fort Myers on March 3, 2010. More than 40 students from across the county met at the middle school to crown this year's winner. The winner will advance to Washington D.C. to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Paul Laurence Dunbar Middle school seventh grader Neesh Patel, 12, is consoled by family and friends after finishing second in the 13th Annual Lee County Public Schools Spelling Bee at Three Oaks Middle School in Fort Myers on March 3, 2010. More than 40 students from across the county met at the middle school to crown this year's winner. The winner will advance to Washington D.C. to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Paul Laurence Dunbar Middle school seventh grader Neesh Patel, 12, tries to spell a word during the 13th Annual Lee County Public Schools Spelling Bee at Three Oaks Middle School in Fort Myers on March 3, 2010. More than 40 students from across the county met at the middle school to crown this year's winner. The winner will advance to Washington D.C. to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • As one of the last three contestants, James Stephens International school seventh grader Nashari Carter, 12, sits among empty seats during the 13th Annual Lee County Public Schools Spelling Bee at Three Oaks Middle School in Fort Myers on March 3, 2010. More than 40 students from across the county met at the middle school to crown this year's winner. The winner will advance to Washington D.C. to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Greg Kahn/Staff

More than 40 students from across the county met at Three Oaks Middle school to crown this year's winner of the Spelling bee. The winner advanced to Washington D.C. to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.



Full gallery »Buffalo Chips in Bonita raided

  • Police from the Lee County Sheriff's Office load the last of four suspects arrested at Buffalo Chips restaurant on Old 41 Thursday night. Lexey Swall/Staff


Full gallery »Scenes from Naples, March 4, 2010

  • Naples resident Al Djindil, 37, joins roughly ten other kiteboarders in the blustery winds blowing the Gulf of Mexico near the 7th Avenue South beach access on Thursday, March 4, 2010. The kiteboarders enjoyed waters void of swimmers as temperatures hung in the 50s. The forecast predicts that temperatures will return to the mid-70s by Sunday. David Albers/Staff
  • Fourteen-year-olds Eric DeShields and Sarah Ashby compete in a Yoshi Race in the softball fields at Cambier Park on Thursday, March 4, 2010. Gulfview Middle School students flocked to the park after school let out for an early-release day from classes. David Albers/Staff
  • Naples resident Zach Fischer chases his son, 7-year-old Cayden Fischer, during a game of tag at Cambier Park on Thursday, March 4, 2010. David Albers/Staff


Full gallery »Marco CRA questioned at In the Round

  • Marco City Manager Steve Thompson uses flip charts to lay out the concept for the proposed Town Center CRA at the 'In the Round' meeting Thursday night.
  • Collier County Commissioner Donna Fiala speaks to the audience at the 'In the Round' event Thursday night at Iberia Bank. Marco City Manager and Councilman Bill Trotter look on.
  • Steve Stefanides questions the panel during the Iberia Bank 'In the Round' CRA presentation Thursday night. He urged that private investment be allowed to take the lead.
  • Marco City Manager Steve Thompson addresses the crowd during the Iberia Bank 'In the Round' presentation Thursday evening. The event explored the advisability of creating a Community Redevelopment Authority, or CRA, on Marco Island.
  • Marco resident Jim Johnston questions the panel during the Iberia Bank 'In the Round' CRA presentation Thursday night.
  • Marco City Councilman Wayne Waldack, left, with necktie, listens to the presentation with other islanders at the 'In the Round' meeting Thursday evening. Waldack was later taken to the hospital by ambulance, after experiencing chest pains.

Marco residents had many questions for panelists at the In the Round held at IberiaBank on Thursday night. The city is creating a Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) for the Island's business district, which is an approximate 250-acre area around the Town Center shopping center.



Full gallery »2 Pentagon police officers shot

  • A Pentagon police office stands guard after a shooting at the Pentagon in Washington, Thursday, March 4, 2010. A gunman coolly drew a weapon from his pocket and opened fire at the teeming subway entrance to the Pentagon complex, wounding two police officers before being shot and critically wounded, officials said.(AP Photo/Cliff Owen)
  • Pentagon police patrol the Pentagon after a shooting in Washington, Thursday, March 4, 2010. A gunman coolly drew a weapon from his pocket and opened fire at the teeming subway entrance to the Pentagon complex Thursday evening, wounding two police officers before being shot and critically wounded, officials said. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)
  • In this image from video provided by WJLA-TV, a person on a stretcher is loaded into an ambulance outside the Pentagon Metro Station Thursday, March 4, 2010, in Washington. A gunman opened fire at the subway entrance to Pentagon complex Thursday evening, wounding two Pentagon police officers, a spokesman said. (AP Photo/WJLA-TV)
  • Pentagon Police direct traffic away from a closed section of the parking lot following a shooting at the Pentagon, Thursday, March 4, 2010, in Washington. A gunman coolly drew a weapon from his pocket and opened fire at the teeming subway entrance to the Pentagon complex, wounding two police officers before being shot and critically wounded, officials said. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)
  • Police are at the scene near the subway entrance to the Pentagon complex where a man with a gun opened fire in Washington, Thursday, March 4, 2010. A gunman coolly drew a weapon from his pocket and opened fire at the teeming subway entrance to the Pentagon complex, wounding two police officers before being shot and critically wounded, officials said. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
  • An FBI mobile command center vehicle is parked outside the Pentagon after a man with a gun opened fire at the Pentagon metro stop in Washington, Thursday, March 4, 2010. A gunman coolly drew a weapon from his pocket and opened fire at the teeming subway entrance to the Pentagon complex, wounding two police officers before being shot and critically wounded, officials said. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

A man with a gun opened fire at the Pentagon metro stop wounding two police officers before being shot and critically wounded in Washington, Thursday, March 4, 2010.



Full gallery »SeaWorld trainer shortly before her death by killer whale

  • This Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010 photo made from video provided by Todd Connell shows trainer Dawn Brancheau and Tilikum before the incident in which the killer whale pulls her into the water and thrashes her around, killing her at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/Todd Connell, HO)
  • This Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010 photo made from video provided by Todd Connell shows killer whale Tilikum before the incident in which he pulls trainer Dawn Brancheau into the water and thrashes her around, killing her at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/Todd Connell, HO)
  • This Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010, photo made from video provided by Todd Connell shows trainer Dawn Brancheau, center right, before the accident in which killer whale Tilikum, center left, pulls her into the water and thrashes her around, killing her at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/Todd Connell, HO)
  • This Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010, photo made from video provided by Todd Connell shows trainer Dawn Brancheau, center right, before the accident in which killer whale Tilikum, center left, pulls her into the water and thrashes her around, killing her at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/Todd Connell, HO)
  • This Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010, photo made from video provided by Todd Connell shows trainer Dawn Brancheau, center right, before the accident in which killer whale Tilikum, center left, pulls her into the water and thrashes her around, killing her at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/Todd Connell, HO)

Video screenshots show trainer Dawn Brancheau shortly before a killer whale pulls her into the water and kills her Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010, at SeaWorld in Orlando.



Full gallery »Modern-day slavery museum

  • Leonel Perez, of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, carries the encased blood-stained shirt of a farm worker victim of abuse while setting up the traveling Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum at the First Christian Church on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 in Naples. The traveling museum will continue on a statewide tour ending at the Farmworker Freedom March from Tampa to Lakeland, Fla., April 16-18. David Albers/Staff
  • An example of a 32-pound buckets of tomatoes illustrates the difficult work that farm workers perform at a traveling exhibit called the Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum at the First Christian Church on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 in Naples. The traveling museum will continue on a statewide tour ending at the Farmworker Freedom March from Tampa to Lakeland, Fla., April 16-18. David Albers/Staff
  • Santiago Perez, of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, unloads a 32-pound bucket of tomatoes from a produce truck while setting up the traveling Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum at the First Christian Church on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 in Naples. The Coalition of Immokalee workers is using the produce truck as a replica of a vehicle used to enslave Immokalee farm workers in a case prosecuted in 2008. The traveling museum will continue on a statewide tour ending at the Farmworker Freedom March from Tampa to Lakeland, Fla., April 16-18. David Albers/Staff
  • Photos, articles and evidence of modern-day slavery line the walls of a produce truck at the traveling Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum at the First Christian Church on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 in Naples. The Coalition of Immokalee workers is using the produce truck as a replica of a vehicle used to enslave Immokalee farm workers in a case prosecuted in 2008. The traveling museum will continue on a statewide tour ending at the Farmworker Freedom March from Tampa to Lakeland, Fla., April 16-18. David Albers/Staff
  • Leonel Perez, of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, installs a traveling exhibit called the Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum at the First Christian Church on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 in Naples. The traveling museum will continue on a statewide tour ending at the Farmworker Freedom March from Tampa to Lakeland, Fla., April 16-18. David Albers/Staff
  • Dr. Helmut Van Wasen, 5-month-old Amber Van Wasen and Liselene Van Wasen, left to right, watch a investigative report on modern-day slavery cases at a traveling exhibit called the Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum at the First Christian Church on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 in Naples. The traveling museum will continue on a statewide tour ending at the Farmworker Freedom March from Tampa to Lakeland, Fla., April 16-18. David Albers/Staff



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