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with Santa Claus in the U.S. Barr suspects that he’s the only foreigner to have auditioned for the part, and insists that experiences like that one, have allowed him to experience global cultures in a way no other tourist could. “The first time you go abroad maybe you go on some boxed tour or something. Or if you’re a young person, maybe you stay at a hostel, then go out and explore on your own, or coach surf,” says Bar. “But [to be] on the back of a wagon, going through the Alps, in a Krampus mobile with 20 other guys who don’t speak English, that’s a whole other layer to knowing a culture.” Barr returned to Bellevue this December, but hopes to

The suspect in the Munchbar homicide on Christmas Eve, Ja’mari Alexander Alan Jones has ben caught. Jones was taken into custody in Lakewood during a traffic stop Wednesday night. Just after 8 p.m., Lakewood officers took Jones into custody after randomly running the license plate of a Toyota Corolla. The vehicle license returned as a reported stolen vehicle out of Auburn. Ja’mari Alexander Alan Jones More patrol units were called to assist in a high risk vehicle stop in the 10800 block of Pacific Highway South. Both Jones and his 20 year-old girlfriend, Maliesha Imunique Saleem, were arrested without incident for possession of a stolen vehicle. During the traffic stop investigation it was determined that Jones was wanted in the Bellevue homicide. Bellevue police detectives were notified and both Jones and Saleem were transported to the Bellevue Police Department jail. Both were interviewed by detectives and later

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While talks of a stagnant economy still saturate the public dialogue, Turner Barr has spent the last year as a tequila harvester in Mexico, peddled tours outside the Colosseum, made pizzas in Italy and sold Christmas trees in Germany, just a few of his many odd jobs. “Most Americans do two months in Europe [after they graduate], and that’s their biggest hoorah,” says Barr. “Then they think, ‘I have to go to the real world now,’ whatever that means, rather than creating a world they want to live in.” Barr grew up in Bellevue. He attended Newport High School, and later went on to UC Berkeley, where he says he got good grades, and excelled in most subjects. But like most graduates, he didn’t feel satisfied with his college years. “American universities pump this idea: You go to school, you get the best job you can, you make the most money you can. They don’t give you

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Turner Barr has set his sights on becoming a safari guide in South Africa. COURTESY PHOTO direction. They don’t ask the question: What is it you’re good at,” says Barr. “In fact, they gloss over all that.” After graduating from UC Berkeley in 2007, Barr traveled to Latin America, using the money he’d saved to get around. He had plans of opening a youth hostel in Columbia, but when the economy tanked, so too did his business venture. Barr didn’t feel done with his travels, so he got his master’s degree in Luxembourg, while plotting his next move. That’s when Barr realized, there was nothing keeping him from living abroad. So he started a blog, titled “Around the World in 80 Jobs,” and began puddle jumping from one country to the next, hustling for gigs as he went. Each new experience was

converted to a blog post. Barr didn’t want to compete with the host of travel bloggers in cyberspace. He wanted to prove to himself, and others, that his dream was feasible. “It’s hard to get at what you want to do in life, what are your values, because those are derived from experience,” explained Barr, who admits most of his peers have already fallen lockstep in with the rest of his generation. “...But you have to create those opportunities.” Barr recalls one of his most recent gigs in Austria, where he played the role of a Krampus, an abominable-snowmanlike creature that disciplines children who’ve misbehaved around the holidays. Young men, dress up as the ghoulish figure, visiting with children much as kids take pictures

First year of SR 520 tolling on target in terms of revenue, traffic The state marked its first year of all-electronic tolling on the State Route 520 floating bridge Saturday, Dec. 29, with both revenues and traffic meeting projections.

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ome time back, my wife gave me a coffee mug that said “Bark Less, Wag More.” The meaning? Stop being such a grouch. Good advice for someone writing editorials. While an editorial is suppose to take a pointed view – it is, after all, an opinion – too often the space we use isn’t enough to give a topic justice. That’s why letters to the editor are so important. The letters space is an open forum for discussing the issues of the day. Unfortunately, we don’t get as many letters as we would like. Perhaps people are too busy to write or they think that what they say doesn’t matter. Maybe they just give up and write a check to a political action committee Craig Groshart and let it take on the battle. That’s a shame. Individual voices still count. Letter writers help shape arguments. Though they are the thoughts of one writer, they likely represent the thinking of others in the community. The space for editorials in the Reporter averages about 325 words. We set a word limit on letters to the editor at 200 words for the print edition. I’m sure some letter writers chafe at that limit, feeling they can’t make a compelling counter argument in such limited space. They’re probably right. So, beginning in 2013, we’re bumping up the word count for letters to 250 words. And we won’t necessarily get picky if it goes a bit over. So, give us your thoughts. And, in addition to your name, give us your city of residence and a phone number (your phone number won’t be published) in case we need clarification on something you wrote. Information at the bottom of this page gives you several ways of getting letters to us. You also can go to our website where you can find a form (click on Contact Us at the top right of the home page). Issues are important. We want to hear from you.

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Tranportation package needed now BY DICK PAYLOR

Without major investment in transportation infrastructure in Washington, the people of this state risk losing a lot. If you slow to a crawl on I-5 over the next few days, study the concrete and look for the significant cracks. You won’t have to look very hard. A safe, reliable, and efficient transportation system is a crucial foundation for a vibrant economy and a competitive business climate. Each year, the East King County Chambers of Commerce Legislative Coalition Dick Paylor brings together 10 chambers of commerce representing the Eastside business community. The Coalition represents wineries in Woodinville, restaurants in Issaquah, a global business icon in Redmond, Microsoft, and a variety of companies and nonprofits in between. The coalition believes the Legislature must develop and pass a comprehensive transportation funding package that maintains and preserves our existing system and completes funding of critical systemwide improvements. Declining road surface quality increases safety hazards, vehicle damage, congestion, and commute times. Bridge weight restrictions and safety concerns impede critical commerce. Restoring those assets now, rather than enduring further

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delay, will save billions of dollars over time. At the same time, major projects critically important for the safe and efficient movement of people and products around Washington are billions short of necessary funding. The strength of the economy on the Eastside depends on immediate completion of the SR-520 bridge replacement, I-405 Master Plan projects, as well as I-90 upgrades over Snoqualmie Pass. Of course, other communities and regions in Washington must receive the same transportation investment dollars as the Eastside. Presently, transportation funding is inadequate to meet statewide needs. The 2003 and 2005 transportation revenue packages focused on relieving congestion, but did little to address systemwide preservation, maintenance and operation. Washington must overcome these challenges and identify fair and viable funding strategies that will not negatively impact job creation and commerce, at the same time increasing accountability for results among all elements of Washington’s transportation system. The Legislature must enact a transportation funding package directly and get Washington moving efficiently. The businesses and employees of east King County are depending on it. So is the rest of Washington.

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thing on the Republican Party, with his “truth be told” comments, from Susan Rice to the economy. Rice was not an innocent bystander in blaming the murder of our ambassador and three other Americans on a crowd incited by some anti-Muslim film, as she

stated on five TV talk shows. She and other Obama Administration staff lied to the American people. As for this country’s fiscal problems, the writer should note that Democrats SEE LETTERS, 5

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What a thrill it is to know that Lenny Wilkens will be honored as the 2013 Seattle King County First Citizen. His Children’s Clinic deserves notable attraction as the poor receive medical, dental, and psychological services without exception. Lenny’s goodness, generosity, and humility are virtues to be inspirational to all. We miss him here with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

controlled the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the White House from 2008-2010, and could pass anything they wanted. It should also be noted that the Democrat controlled Senate has not passed a budget in four years, and refuses to even vote on the Republican House budget. Does this show that Democrats care “about the welfare of the country”? Nope.

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I’m so thrilled to be starting a new year knowing I’m going to be OK. No matter how good you feel though, it’s important to stay in tune with and know your body. Take the time to exercise and eat well. I was never a junk food person, so that made my diagnosis all the more confounding. But I truly believe cancer is a result of exposure to something in the environment (pesticides certainly), and consumption of emptycalorie foods. I learned if there are more than five listed ingredients on a product, to be wary. If you can’t pronounce it, don’t eat it.

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Jim Larson was born on August 8, 1953 in Seattle, Washington and passed to his eternal home on Friday, December 14, 2012 after a courageous 14-month battle with Prion disease,(known as CJD). He will never be forgotten. He grew up in Kent,Washington with an adventurous spirit: getting his pilot’s license at the age of 16, he enjoyed flying and also boating and fishing the San Juan Islands. Spending hours in his shop, he loved working with his hands and finding happiness in his ability to design his next project. He enjoyed hosting friends and family on his custom-designed patio with a beautiful view of the landscaping he labored on. On June 19, 1986, he married the love of his life, Linda. Together they raised four outstanding children: Kalene, Lindsay, Emily, and Kyle. He was a devoted, inspirational father: Jim shared with them his love for the outdoors and anything that was fun. In 1982, he started State Farm office in Bellevue. He made many lifelong friends and the highlight of his week was his luncheons with his “old gang”. Jim will be well-remembered for his love of people. He was a man of faith, integrity, and generosity. He lived and died with a sense of being in a “win-win” situation, desiring to be with his family, but also knowing where he would spend his eternity. The Larson family is grateful to God and all who provided gracious demonstrations of love and support in the months preceding his passing. The Celebration Service of Jim’s life will be held on Saturday, January 12, 2013 at Westminster Chapel at 2:30 P.M in Bellevue, WA. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made towards a memorial bench at the Kirkland waterfront.

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Munchbar victim seen as a peacemaker By Celina Kareiva Bellevue Reporter

DeShawn Milliken was the guy everyone remembers from high school – homecoming king, ASB president, captain of the football team. Long after graduating, his friends still talk fondly of him. “He was the guy of my generation,” said Arron Murphy-Paine, assistant coach for Garfield’s Football team, where the two once played together. “There’s always

one guy who is a polarizing figure, and that was [DeShawn]...Everybody just gravitated toward him.” Murphy-Paine said Milliken referred to himself as the love doctor, a peacemaker who wanted his friends to get along. Since he was fatally shot Dec. 24 at Bellevue Square’s Munchbar, in the early hours of Christmas Eve, community and friends have responded with an outpouring of support. A fundraiser for memorial services on YouCaring.com, raised nearly $7,000 within six days. Friends

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transported to King County Jail. Jones was booked for Murder 2 with a $5 Million dollar bail bond. Saleem was booked for Rendering Criminal Assistance. Prosecutors may have other pending charges for both Jones and Saleem. The Toyota was impounded and towed to the Bellevue Police Department as part of the homicide investigation. In the early morning of Christmas Eve, a shooting occurred at the Munchbar, a

posted pictures and tweeted their grief. “Losing DeShawn is a blow not only to friends and family, but to the whole community,” reads one website page. “Often serving as the ‘glue’ between his family and friends, he will be missed.” Ja’mari Jones, 19, has been charged with second-degree murder by the King County Prosecuting Attorney. One other person, Michael Cheatham, was hospitalized for a gunshot wound to his hand and

popular nightclub at Bellevue Square located at 505 Bellevue Way. The shooting left one Seattle man dead and another Renton man badly injured. Bellevue Police officers and other surrounding police agencies were on scene immediately. There were reportedly 600-plus patrons at the bar at the time of the shooting. An altercation led up to the shooting. The situation was chaotic inside the bar while police officers tried to secure the scene. Surveillance video and witness testimony assisted detectives in identifying the shooter as Jones.

forearm. Cheatham initially denied visiting the Munchbar with Jones. He later revised his statement, claiming that he had been separated from the defendant when shots were fired. According to charging papers, Cheatham refused to answer further questions. Murphy-Paine said that the death of his friend came as a shock: “What was a supposedly 19 year-old [doing] in a 21-and-over club, first of all, with a gun [when] he had already been convicted of

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murder?” Munchbar did not respond to inquiries about the incident. “I’m at a loss for words because it was so unexpected,” said Murphy-Paine. “He was the last person you would think something violent would happen to... There are going to be a lot of people that say they have memories of DeShawn, a lot of people who really knew him.” Celina Kareiva: 425-453-4290 ckareiva@bellevuereporter.com

are often more job opportunities abroad than there are stateside. Self-assured and thoughtful, Barr says his parents have always supported him, saying that even from a young age he marched to the beat of his own drum. “I’m still trying to find my muse. It’s an evolution and it changes with time and life experiences.” Celina Kareiva; 425-453-4290 ckareiva@bellevuereporter.com

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BC radio station picks up ‘The Thom Hartmann Program’ Bellevue College’s 91.3 KBCS recently became the new Seattle/Bellevue home for popular progressive talk radio show “The Thom Hartmann Program.” Billing itself as the number one progressive radio show in the country, the show - which draws an estimated 2.75 million listeners nationwide - now airs from noon to 3 p.m. on weekdays. Hosted by The New York Times best-selling author and former “Air America” host, Thom Hartmann, the national news/talk show covers a range of topics, including politics, the environment and personal development, with guests offering perspectives from across the political spectrum. It was previously carried by AM1090, a local station that will switch from progressive talk to sports talk. “We decided to pick up the show based on information we gathered from listener surveys, audience data and feedback from our supporters,” said General Manager Steve Ramsey. “We always try to serve our listeners in the best possible way, and we believe ‘The Thom Hartmann Program’ will provide a substantial service to listeners.” Following Hartmann’s show will be the 91.3 KBCS-produced program, “Music + Ideas,” hosted by the station’s News and Public Affairs Director Sonya Green. “We feel our listeners will really enjoy this lineup, and

we’re confident that more people will tune into 91.3 KBCS to discover what we’re about,” Green said. “We make it a priority to continually improve, to try new things, in ways that are accessible, and to provide an outlet for underserved voices in our community.” An eclectic source for music and news, 91.3 KBCS is a public radio station serving the Puget Sound region. With only a small paid staff, the bulk Hartmann of its programming is created by volunteer DJs, journalists and producers with a passion for providing an essential community media service. The station’s commitment to a diversity of music and ideas has deep roots, going back to 1972 when a handful of students staged a sit-in in the college president’s office to demand a radio station. The station has steadily grown, building a professional management staff in the mid1980s, and reaching beyond the confines of the campus to serve Bellevue and beyond.

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Running back Marshawn Lynch was ruled out of bounds inside the one yard-line after this run against the Rams. Lynch will be a key factor in the team’s postseason run, which begins Sunday. COURTESY PHOTO

The Seahawks remained hot with a 20-13 win over the division rival St. Louis Rams on Sunday in the regular season finale and will head to the nation’s capital to open the playoffs against a Washington Redskins squad that is also

rolling. A late offensive surge provided the final margin in Sunday’s win over the Rams, their first division loss of the year, and Seattle will head to Washington D.C. to meet Robert Griffin III and a team that has won its last seven games. The game will pit two of the league’s top three rushing offenses, with fel-

low rookie Alfred Morris leading the way on the ground for the Redskins’ top-ranked attack. Morris has rushed for 1,613 yards and 13 scores on 335 carries, good for an average of 4.8 per rush. Seattle counters with Marshawn Lynch and the third-ranked rushing game. Lynch has rushed for 1,590 yards this year on 315 carries with 11 scores, a 5 yards per carry average. The most noticeable

difference in the two teams comes in the form of total defense, where the Seahawks are fourth while Washington is 28th. The Redskins also have the NFL’s 30th ranked pass defense, which should mean plenty of opportunities for Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson tied Peyton Manning’s rookie touchdown passing record with a toss to Michael Robinson in the win over the Rams and now has 26 touchdowns against 10 interceptions on the year. He enters the game with 3,118 yards. The Seahawks took a 2010 win on the way to Super Bowl XL in 2006 before winning a 35-14 game two years later.

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What’s happening in sports and recreation REPORTER: Missoula is a pretty different place from Bellevue. Was there any culture-shock when you got to school? NGUYEN: Yeah, it’s different. Bellevue was a lot of the city life. Out here, it’s more mellow and relaxed. For me, there was no shock, I just noticed there was a culture difference and I adapted pretty well.

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he led the Grizz with 926 rushing yards, 1,306 all-purpose and five touchdowns. Montana finished its season with a 16-7 loss to rival Montana State and Nguyen took some time with the Reporter to talk about his days on Wolverine Way, Montana football fans and his advice to younger brother John,

who will head to Missoula in 2013. BELLEVUE REPORTER: Sum up your college career in one word. PETER NGUYEN: Exciting. REPORTER: What was one thing you took from your time in the Bellevue program that translated and helped you during your college career? NGUYEN: Competing. We had good athletes come through Bellevue and the way we competed and worked hard against each other, that type of attitude.

REPORTER: What did it mean to be named team MVP? NGUYEN: It meant a lot. I’m just so thankful to know that my coaches and teammates appreciated me. REPORTER: Bellevue has a nice pipeline going to Montana. What do you tell people about the school, city and program? NGUYEN: I just tell them it’s going to be tough and it’s very competitive. The fans will really help you out during the home games and it’s an exciting atmosphere. I let them know if they come here, they have to work. No one should expect to play, you have to earn the respect.

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Newport brought a tournament championship home from Bend, Ore. with three straight wins in the Les Schwab Holiday Tournament. Coach Steve Haizlip’s Knights opened with a 64-54 win over Sandy (Oregon) before a 66-53 win over Horizon Christian. A 46-38 win in the tournament title game over Mountain View gave Newport the crown after the Knights trailed by as many as 13 points in the opening quarter. Haizlip said his team’s consistency was a key, as was regaining the full compliment of weapons including senior Isaac Dotson. “I think we’re a good team without him,” Haizlip said. “But we’re a much better team with him, obviously.” Dotson and Miles Fowler were all-tournament team selections for their performances over the weekend. Newport returns to league play with games against Issaquah and Garfield and Haizlip said building upon the experience in Oregon will be key to the rest of the year. “We’re really starting to gel,” he said. “It showed our guys we can play with really good teams.” Bellevue split its four games at the MaxPreps Holiday Tournament in California, falling to Antelope 74-71 in the opener and Archbishop Miller 63-54. The Wolverines handled Ridgeland (Mississippi) 66-48 before defeating Sea-King foe O’Dea 69-52. Sammamish lost a pair of games in Yakima at the Sun Dome Shootout, 55-51 to Kennewick and 66-54 to Toledo. Interlake lost a non-league game to Bishop Blanchet 64-49.

Girls basketball Bellevue won a pair of games in Eastern Washington, 58-55 over Davis (Yakima) and 55-46 over Kennewick. Freshman Shelby Cansler led the way with 24 points against Davis while Mandy Steward scored 30 to lead her team past Kennewick. Sammamish fell 59-35 to Eastside Catholic and followed that with a 51-33 win over Granite Falls. Newport dropped Kingston 58-22 in the King’s Holiday Tournament before taking down Enumclaw 41-28. The Knights used a balanced scoring effort in both wins, with Marikah Wright’s 12 points against King’s the high total over the two games.

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