Images of the Day

Students move about Turlington Plaza on the University of Florida campus Tuesday, August 22, 2006.

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A Tupolev Tu-154 passenger jet of St. Petersburg-based Pulkovo Airlines, hull No. RA 85185, which crashed Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2006, near the Ukrainian city of Donetsk, is seen somewhere at an undisclosed location in this undated file photo. The passenger jet with 170 people aboard, en route from the Russian Black Sea resort of Anapa to St. Petersburg, crashed in eastern Ukraine Tuesday just minutes after sending an SOS message, killing all on board, Russian emergency officials said.

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Eddie Feely was a standout player at GHS and later a standout coach at Buchholz.

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Gary Douglas, left, takes a shot on the par 4, 18th hole, while Douglas altman watches Monday at the Palatka Golf Club.

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People vote Monday at the Supervisor of Elections Office in downtown Gainesville for the primary election. It was the first day of early voting. The actual day of the primary election is Sept. 5.

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Mexican actors Beatrice Moreno, left and Ernesto D'Alessio perform in front of the cameras on the set of the telenovela, "Heridas de Amor," or "Wounds of Love," in the Televisa studios in Mexico City, Mexico, Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2006. Televisa telenovelas are wildly popular, airing in 50 countries on five continents, and making Mexican soap stars household names in China, Nigeria, and Uzbekistan. In the U.S., popular Spanish-language shows often beat their English-language network competitors.

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Anticipating release of Madden '07 for XBox 360 at Rhino Video Games, Jennifer Link, Asst. Manager of the Gainesville store; Monday, August 21, 2006. Rhino Marketing Manager Eric Oria says the company has ordered hundreds of copies for the 12:01AM Tuesday (08/22/06) release.

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Billy Donovan, in the third year of a six-year contract that averages $1.7 million per season expressed concerns about the appearance of cashing in after guiding Florida to a 33-6 record and first national title in school history.

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Stewart Cink was one of Tom Lehman's selections for the U.S. Ryder Cup team. Also selected Monday was Scott Verplank (inset).

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