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New tropical depression forms, may be Florida-bound
News-Journal

NEW Flood-drenched Floridians face a new threat this morning as the eighth tropical depression of the season formed and appears to be heading this way.

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Officials may evacuate New Orleans as Gustav nears
Orlando Sentinel

National Guard troops stand ready, batteries and water bottles are selling briskly, and one small-town mayor has spent a sleepless night worrying. The New Orleans area is skittishly watching as a storm marches across the Caribbean on the eve of Hurricane Katrina's third anniversary.

Flooding county-by-county
Central Florida News 13

Information on Tropical Storm Fay, county-by-county.


State economist says Florida facing more budget troubles
News-Journal

TALLAHASSEE -- Think Florida's budget is bad now?

Nowak indicted on charges of trying to kill IRS worker
Lakeland Ledger

NowakTAMPA | A federal grand jury has indicted a Mulberry businessman on charges that he tried to hire a hit man for $20,000 to kill an Internal Revenue Service employee who was auditing him.

Fla. Republicans race to regain Foley's seat
Lakeland Ledger

TALLAHASSEE | Three Republicans were vying Tuesday for a chance to take back the congressional seat the GOP lost when Rep. Mark Foley resigned in disgrace two years ago.

Kidnapping suspect gets 60 days
Florida Today

Miles RetherTITUSVILLE | The man police say kidnapped a Titusville teen and took her to North Carolina received 60 days in jail Wednesday for violating his probation for a misdemeanor conviction in March.

Winter Park football player shot
Orlando Sentinel

A junior on the Winter Park High varsity football team was shot in the abdomen Wednesday shortly after school let out, authorities said.

Dwight Howard emotional after Olympic run
Florida Today

Dwight HowardAs the final seconds of Team USA's defeat of Spain in the Olympic gold medal game ticked down last Sunday, an avalanche of emotions hit center Dwight Howard all at once.


Sinkhole opens up in Seminole County - Central Florida News 13

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Word of the Day

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for August 28, 2008 is:

refractory • \rih-FRAK-tuh-ree\  • adjective
*1 : resisting control or authority : stubborn, unmanageable 2 a : resistant to treatment or cureb : unresponsive to stimulusc : immune, insusceptible 3 : difficult to fuse, corrode, or draw out; especially : capable of enduring high temperature

Example sentence:
Refractory students may be disciplined, suspended, or expelled, depending on the seriousness of their offense.

Did you know?
"Refractory" is from the Latin word "refractarius." During the 17th century, it was sometimes spelled as "refractary," but that spelling, though more in keeping with its Latin parent, had fallen out of use by the century's end. "Refractarius," like "refractory," is the result of a slight variation in spelling. It stems from the Latin verb "refragari," meaning "to oppose."

*Indicates the sense illustrated in the example sentence.

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