11/16/2018 ISSUE 46

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BIG HEART BRIGADE PREPS
FOR MEAL EXTRAVAGANZA

On Thanksgiving morning while many are

at home preparing for a large family gather-

ing local firefighters, family and friends will

be packaging and delivering hot meals to

those less fortunate.

At a time when many are focused on giv-

ing thanks for the bounty in our lives, others

are dealing with hardship. The Big Heart Bri-

gade’s annual Thanksgiving meal is a way of

not only feeding those who are hungry, but

also a show of kindness and support to those

who are feeling the pain of poverty and mis-

fortune.

St. Lucie County firefighters are already

planning and organizing for this year’s

cooking event that will begin early Monday BOAT-LOAD OF ANTICIPATION FOR SANTA

morning, the week of Thanksgiving and will Aspen Walsh, 4, eagerly awaits the arrival of Santa Claus with her grandpa
Pete Cowan at the annual Bass Pro “Santa’s Arrival” event in Port St. Lucie
go round the clock until Thursday. last Saturday. Sure enough, Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived in (Florida) style
with Rudolph and Frosty. 
Lawnwood Regional Medical Center and

Tradition Medical Center have been staunch

supporters through the years and instru-

mental in funding the meals to make this PHOTOS: LINDA THIBEAULT

community effort possible. It takes many Crossword Page B18 (PUZZLE OF THE DECADE)

hands for this undertaking to be a success.

While several volunteers prepare and pack- Solutions from Games Pages ACROSS DOWN
in November 9, 2018 Edition 1 THUS 1 TAILBACK
age the meals, local law enforcement agen- 3 HOOP 2 UNSPOILT
9 REAMS 4 OPERAS
cies and volunteers line the parking lot wait- 10 INSINCERE 5 PREPLAN
11 POSER 6 GAGS
ing to load their vehicles for deliveries. 12 BOOKSTALL 7 TSAR
15 COLUMN 8 ONUS
Any group or individual in St. Lucie Coun- 17 UNKNIT 13 INSISTED
19 DECEPTION 14 STANDSIN
ty looking for prepared meals on Thanksgiv- 21 TORSO 16 MADONNA
23 NOMINATES 18 ACUMEN
ing Day can call 772-621-3328. 24 LEARN 20 PINK
25 ACNE 21 TALE
To make a tax deductible donation by 26 ODIN 22 REAL

credit card, go to http://bigheartbrigadetc.

org or by check (make payable to Big Heart

Brigade of the Treasure Coast) and mail to

St. Lucie Co. Fire District c/o Brenda Stokes:

5160 NW Milner Drive, Port St. Lucie FL

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9 Type of lamp (7) 4 Leased (6)
10 Gaze (5) 5 Chaos (8)
11 Material for pottery (4) 6 Fad (5)
12 Brave (8) 7 Successful film (11)
14 Observe (6) 8 Dimension (11)
15 Written note (6) 13 Praise (8)
18 Isolation (8) 16 Rotary engine (7)
20 Edge of a hat (4) 17 Interconnect (6)
22 Shun (5) 19 Pack animal (5)
23 Point of view (7) 21 Young goats (4)
24 Ravine (6)
25 Part of a plant (4)

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ACROSS 101 Stake ___ The Washington Post58 The ___ Pavilions
1 Got nosy 103 South African fox (not a 59 Morse units
8 Belushi skit on SNL, 60 Actress Martha
donkey) 61 “___ his own”
“___ Delicatessen” 105 Harem room 63 Control a dog team
15 Tape measure? 107 Bird among the ’roos 66 Gen. George et al.
18 Sylvan 108 Die Fledermaus, translated? 67 Ante-
19 Der Ring des Nibelungen, 68 LARIAT minus L, rearranged
(with 114 Across) 73 Brokaw’s biz
translated? 114 See 108 Across 75 Earth tone
21 Tristan und Isolde, 115 Travel agency offerings 76 Word to a pourer, perhaps
116 Your, among Friends 79 Line of questioning
translated? 117 “Boy, that’s a new ___!” 81 Capp and Hirschfeld
24 Part of TNT 118 Pours, as port 83 Derek and Diddley
25 Sigmoid shape 84 “Your ___ like pools—
26 Oscar-worthy DOWN
27 And others, in Latin 1 Kind of lemony cesspools” (old gag)
28 Worker seeker 2 Emphatic negative 85 Occupied
30 Italian priest’s title 3 Hymn to Him, perhaps 86 The common code?
31 Make ___ 4 Less callow 87 Distribute in small amounts
5 Dries without rubbing 88 Fills with love
(object loudly) 6 Adam’s grandson 89 Déjà viewing
35 It caters to skaters 7 Dentist’s degree 90 Criminal class of India
36 “Oh, okay” 8 “Relief” has one, 91 Red in the face
37 A trace of disgrace 92 Just about
39 Bitter cold phonetically 96 Author Talese
40 French holy ones: abbr. 9 Hole punchers 97 “Why ___ blue?”
41 Der Rosenkavalier, 10 Spanish cloak or a ray of the 98 Of Uxmal’s people
100 Island S of Sicily
translated? deep 102 Testifier’s first answer
46 Dye plant 11 Red Cross Knight’s 104 Not good, as chances
105 Theater award
(or Fudd’s way home?) escort in The Faerie Queene 106 The Maid of Orleans,
47 Make a bow 12 ACLU worry: abbr.
48 Abdul and Deen 13 Map-supplying club Jeanne ___
52 Tongue-tied Thom? 14 Runs in park? 109 Simony is one
55 ___ the dotted line 15 To a certain extent 110 SSW about-face
58 Purified 16 1970 Broadway musical 111 I swelling?
60 Pest with a nest 17 Jobs for Wisk 112 Ward Cleaver, e.g.
62 The director of Autumn 18 Like, in the know, y’know? 113 Guy of a thousand faces
20 East, in German (or a
Sonata, plus its star LIGHT OPERA By Merl Reagle
64 Water buffalo Cockney emcee)
65 Parsifal, translated? 22 Dark wood
69 Shannon’s land 23 Talk and talk
70 Pierced places 29 Common Market abbr.
71 People who can’t keep 30 The D of LED
32 Release
secrets 33 Detroit org.
72 Echo and echo 34 Shoplifting
74 Absentee 37 Tandem’s accommodation
77 Mideast seaport 38 Blind as ___
78 Find 40 Latched
79 Confusion 42 Liable one, often
80 Causerie 43 Fairy tale collection
82 Die Götterdämmerung, 44 Chauvinists
45 Hot dips
angrily translated? 49 Threatened to topple
90 Aykroyd and Brown 50 Pull in the driveway
93 Valley of San Francisco 51 Old-time breath freshener
94 Fictions 52 Very attached to
95 One little piggy had it
96 Kaplan of TV or Kapler of Fisherman’s Wharf?
53 The Color of Money star
baseball 54 “___ a moment too soon”
97 Silkworm state of India 56 Biblical Brother
99 Barely get (by) 57 California beach
100 Of the cheek

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GET OUT FROM UNDER YOUR OWN FEET WEST NORTH EAST
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Robert Orben, a comedy writer, penned: “Every speaker has a mouth; / An arrangement 92 AKQ 643
rather neat. / Sometimes it’s filled with wisdom. / Sometimes it’s filled with feet.”
SOUTH
There are times at the bridge table when you feel as though you must get out from under AQJ63
your own feet. In this deal, for example, South is in four spades. West leads the heart ace Q
and continues with the heart king. Everything looks so easy, but what must declarer do? K4
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North made a support double over West’s two-heart intervention, which showed exactly
three-card spade support, but did not define his point-count. South, with an opening bid Dealer: North; Vulnerable: Both
of his own, jumped to game, trusting that North would bid more in the unlikely event that he
had extra values, and West had made a very weak vulnerable overcall. The Bidding:

The contract looked easy, with South apparently having 10 winners via five spades and SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST OPENING
five clubs. But after ruffing the heart king, cashing his spade ace and playing a spade to 1 Diamonds Pass
dummy’s king, East’s diamond discard was a blow. 1 Spades 2 Hearts Dbl. Pass LEAD:
4 Spades Pass Pass Pass A Hearts
South paused, then saw the solution. He cashed two top clubs, then finished removing
West’s trumps, and declarer, on the fourth round of spades, ditched dummy’s last club.
South took three more tricks with his remaining high clubs to make his contract.

Finally, note that if East had bravely raised hearts, despite zero points and being vulnerable,
West might have taken the push to five hearts, knowing that East was very short in spades.
Five hearts doubled goes down two, or perhaps only one if North does not lead a trump very
early in the defense to cut down those spade ruffs.

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MASTER THE 3 PHASES OF LEARNING FOR ON-COURSE SUCCESS KEVIN’S
KURES

The journey of getting better at golf can, tive) and Advanced (Autonomous). Each fessional will help identify your weakness- will begin to subside
at times, become frustrating. I would like phase is unique, and by identifying some es and what you need to do to improve. Let’s and you will also be able
to identify and review the phases of learn- of the common components of each, this use chipping as an example. In the early to reduce your focus and
ing, which will help you maintain your en- will allow you to move through the phases phase, your PGA professional will identi- attention to detail with-
ergy and to practice more effectively. The more effectively. fy that you are not swinging your left arm out sacrificing quality.
phases of learning can be categorized as: forward enough and, as a result, your right Your self-talk can also be
Early (Cognitive), Intermediate (Associa- 1. Early Phase (Cognitive). Obviously, hand and right wrist overwork, and cause reduced, and your confi- By Kevin Perkins
Early Phase is the time when your PGA pro- your left wrist to concave/break down dence and belief of what
at impact. The result is fat, thin and poor you are doing will start to increase as well.
control over the distance and direction Your picture and feel to the new model will
when chipping. So through his instruc- continue to get better.
tion, your coach clearly defines the errors
in the movement and then introduces the 3. Advanced Phase (Autonomous).
proper motion. In Early Phase, once you Again, with repeated and consistent prac-
have a clear picture and understand the tice sessions and hours – and sometimes
motion, in order for you to produce the new many days – of working on your new motor
and improved movement, you must have program, you will begin to complete and
cognitive or conscious thought to achieve attain a new movement pattern. The new
the new movement. Your thoughts must motor program will become autonomous
be very focused and attentive. The move- or can be recalled in your subconscious
ments will also be very raw, a bit tense and state of mind. Your recall to the new pat-
somewhat clumsy. This is very common in tern can be achieved with a very general
early phase and should be anticipated. picture and can be recalled by simply pic-
turing the shot. However, some retention
2. Intermediate Phase (Associative). As practice must be done to retain and create
you put in the time and add more repeti- durability of your new skill. You will be-
tion with your new movement pattern, you come very confident, and fear of failure
will begin to gradually have more success will virtually be eliminated.
accomplishing the new movements. You
will improve your ability to associate your In summary, no matter what level of
results and movements to the model. Your golf you play, whenever you undertake the
tension will begin to lesson and you will ambitious goal of becoming better at any
begin to feel a smoother motion and your aspect of your game, please keep in mind
rhythm will improve. Your fear of failure that you must go through these three gen-
eral phases of learning. 

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