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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court announced Friday that it would enter the national debate over same-sex marriage, agreeing to hear a pair of cases challenging state and federal laws that define marriage to include only unions of a man and a woman.

One of the cases, from California, could establish or reject a constitutional right to samesex marriage. The justices could also rule on narrower grounds that would apply only to marriages in California.

The second case, from New York, challenges a federal law that requires the federal government to deny benefits to gay and lesbian couples married in states that allow such unions.

The court's move comes against the backdrop of a rapid shift in public attitudes about same-sex marriage, with recent polls indicating that a majority of Americans support allowing such unions.

After last month's elections, the number of states authorizing same-sex marriageincreased by half, to nine.

The court's docket is now crowded with cases about the meaning of equality, with the new cases joining ones on affirmative action in higher education and the future of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Decisions in all of those cases are expected by June.

The new California case, Hollingsworth v. Perry, No. 12-144, was filed in 2009 by Theodore Olson and David Boies, two lawyers who were on opposite sides in the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore, which settled the 2000 presidential election.

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Kit plane builder Epic Aircraft is negotiating to buy Cessna Aircraft's vacant Bend manufacturing plant, possibly closing a deal by Dec. 14, according to city officials.

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The council then voted to transfer the active lease on more than600,000 square feet of airport land from Cessna to Epic. Much of that land is open space that could be developed in the future.

The lease transfer has an effective date of Dec. 14. That's the date officials believe Epic and Cessna are eyeing to close a deal on the airport building, said Assistant City Manager Jon Skidmore.

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Photo Courtesy Audrey Magoun /The Wolverine Foundation

A wolverine is captured by a motion-activated camera in the Wallowas in Spring 2011. Called Stormy by Audrey Magoun, a wolverine researcher, the animal was among the first to be documented in the mountains in decades.

• Recording equipment Catching awolverine oncamera havedeveloped a bait and camerastation to capture photos of wolverines is set to lookfor theelusive Researchers and other forest carnivores. There are now 20 such stations around the Central Oregon predator inthe Cascades Cascades aspart of a project aimed at detecting the reclusive wolverine.

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The trap is clever, designed to reveal as much as possible about one of the most reclusive animals in the wild while only plucking out some of its fur and taking its photo.

Built around a 15- to 20-pound block of road-killed deer, the contraption led to the recent discovery of three wolverines in the Wallowa Mountains of Eastern Oregon, where scientists and locals alike believed the animals roamed no more. Now the focus is on the Cascades near Bend and the possibility of wolverines hiding here.

Wolverines haven't been seen in the Central Oregon Cascades for more than 45 years.

But, "there hasn't really been a large-scale detection effort," said Tim Hiller,carnivore-furbearer program coordinator for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Until now.

Hiller and his wife, Jamie McFadden, are leading a research project aimed at determining whether wolverines are living in the Cascades.

Their focus is the Three Sisters, Mount Jefferson and Mount Washington wildernessesareas.The lastwol verine in Central Oregon mountains was killed in 1969 by a trapper near Broken Top, said ODFW officials. Stuffed, the animal now stands preserved at the ODFW office in Bend.

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bendbulletin.com/wolverine to 35 pounds and live about 15 years, said Audrey Magoun, a wildlife biologist and wolverine expert. While they oftenare labeled as mean or ferocious, she said they aren't.

"No more so than other animals," she said.

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She has never heard of a wolverine, which is in the same family of animals as badgers, martens and weasels, ever attacking anyone. Their mean reputation, Magoun said, likely comes from the disposition they displayed when people found wolverines in traps.

Although not targeted by trappers in the 1800s like beavers, trapping in Oregon did play a part in the decline of the wolverine, Magoun said.

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Factory fires blaze despite certifications of safety

By Declan Walsh and Steven Greenhouse New York Times News Service

KARACHI, Pakistan — The century-old Central Jail here, a gritty repository of criminals, jihadists and sectarian killers, has a reputation for overcrowding and prisoner riots.

But for Arshad and Shahid Bhaila, the industrialist brothers whose factory burned to the ground in September, killing at least 262 workers, there are some comforts.

As Category B prisoners, the Bhailas have a private room, a bathroom, a television and personally cooked meals. Those perks, to be sure, may prove only a short-lived solace once their trial begins in January and they face a possible death sentence on murder charges.

Yet their lawyer, in mounting a defense, is seeking to shelter the Bhailas behind a far greatersource ofcomfort:an apparel industry certification system that gave their factory, Ali Enterprises, a clean bill of health just three weeks before the horrific blaze.

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IvyLeague schoolscrack down on out-of-controlbehavior

By Chris Staiti Bloomberg News

BOSTON — Harvard and Cornell universities have joined Yale University and Dartmouth College in cracking down on out-of-control behavior as drinking, hazing and sexual harassment endanger students and tarnish

Ivy League reputations.

Harvard faculty voted last month to require registration of parties and ban drinking games, and Cornell ordered fraternities to have live-in advisers. This fall, Dartmouth began security checks at Greek houses and Princeton University banned freshmen

from joining them.

The moves are the latest effort to regulate campus behavior since rules controlling students — known as in loco parentis — were abolished in the 1960s. Disobedience crested last year for Ivy League schools, which cost more than $50,000 a year to

attend. A Dartmouth hazing article detailed rituals involving bodily fluids. A Cornell student died of alcohol poisoning, and Yale was hit with a discrimination complaint after fraternity members chanted "No means yes! Yes means anal!"

"Colleges have been in an

arms raceto prove to students that they're cool and give more freedom than the others," said Lisa Wade, head of the sociology department at Occidental College in Los Angeles. "Now, maybe the pendulum is starting to swing the other way."

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WASHINGTON — S usan Rice was miffed, all right. Her frequent foil, the Russian ambassador to the United Nations, Vitaly Churkin — an outsize personality whom she might be screaming at one moment, then laughing with the next — was at it again. This time, he was mocking her pet project to let youths from around the world ask the U.N. Security Council questions via video link-up.

If Churkin was going to play goad the ambassador, Rice would, too.

A Rice staffer superimposed Churkin's face on the cartoon body of the Grinch — the one who stole Christmas. Rice loved it. This, she had to share.

And so the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations decided to plop the doctored image onto The Associated Press file photo the big screen in the Security Members of President Barack Obama's cabinet applaud Susan Rice as the president says what Council's consultation room an excellent job she has been doing Nov. 28 at the White House. for all to see.

But first, a bit of diplomacy. "never wanted to live outside She showed it privatelyto ChurAt t h e U n i te d N a t ions, kin. The "huge bear laugh" that the city," she said. She lives in Rice can sometimes startle s taffers heard t h rough t h e Northwest Washington, with or annoy with her penchant U.S. ambassador closed door signaled that this her husband, Ian Cameron, for showing up at meetings to the United Nations wouldn't become a nuclear ina television producer she met and dominating the convercident. Eventually, the Russians EARLY YEARS while attending Stanford Unisation. She's blunt to a fault backed off their objections.

Born: 1964, Washington, versity. She was aware that s ometimes, can l e cture t o Still, Rice's prank in DecemD.C. some might look askance at her peers and bugs other dipber 2010annoyed some in this t hem because Cameron i s lomats b y o v e r-scheduling Education: Bachelor's ever-cautious, o f t en-cryptic, white and she is black. "But them, leading them on enddegree, Stanford inscrutably-polite-yet-clanwhy the hell should I be con- less excursions during forUniversity, 1986; master's destinely-rude ministerial unistrained by prejudices with eign trips, prompting some to degree, Oxford University, verse. Was she being undiplowhich I totally disagree?" she derisively refer to her as the 1988; doctorate, Oxford "headmistress." matically inappropriate or unsaid in a 1998 interview with University, 1990 (Rhodes "You're not ou r s c hool"That conventionally charming?

The Washington Post. scholar) Every little thing about the doesn't mean that I'm less of teacher and we're not your Honors: Most 48-year-old Rice matters now an African American." students," a Security Council distinguished doctoral that she's th e p r esumptive At dinner parties in the cou- diplomat remarked in referdissertation in the U.K. in front-runner to replace Hillary ple's home, the music invarience to Rice. international relations Clinton as secretary of state. ably gets turned up and Rice, sand admirers DIPLOMATICCAREER Every question large and small whose public persona can be Critic 1993-1997: Various demands answers. This child so deadly serious, will laugh Rice speaksoften about her positions at the National of Washington finds herself and dance, says her former commitment to human rights, Security Council during in the capital's vise, a pressure chief of staff, Brooke Ander- a cause that allies say is centhe Clinton administration, point between Congress and son. Rhythm and blues will tral to her worldview. Yet, one including policy advisor the White House. pour out of the speakers. "I of the world's leading human during the Rwanda like old-school," Rice says. rights advocates has been a A'D.C. girl through genocide That smiling, g regarious frequent critic. "She tends to and through' 1997-2001: Assistant Rice is the one her close as- be strongest when the human secretary of state for She got here by pinch-hitsociates like to t al k a bout. rights violations involved are ting for Clinton one tightly African affairs; criticized for But a meme has chased Rice committed by U.S. adversarscheduled Sunday m orning advising against accepting through much of her steep ies," Kenneth Roth, the execuSudan's offer to help nab in September, five days after and speedyrise,and itis m ore tive director of Human Rights the attack on the U.S. consulOsama bin Laden; 9-11 present than ever as her name Watch, told Foreign Policy.

Commission later said "But she is less strong when ate in Benghazi, Libya. Racdangles out there as a posSudan would likely not ing through five Sunday talk sible secretary of state. She violations are committed by shows in a matter of hours, she have helped is the s h arp-elbowed one, U.S. friends, lik e R w anda parroted White House talkthe brusque one, the one who or Israel, or by governments 2002-2009: Senior fellow ing points that the attack was flipped off the famed diplomat more in the middle, like Sri at the Brookings Institution a spontaneous response to a Richard Holbrooke, the one Lanka."

2009-present: film that mocked the Muslim who likes to cuss.

Rice has been frustrated Ambassador to U.N.; "She's not a typical diploprophet Muhammad; a group in efforts to get the Security helped win stiff sanctions mat," says Ed Luck, a former of Republican senators and Council to back resolutions against lran, North Korea conservative commentators special adviser to the U.N. sec- calling o n Sy r i a n l e a der and support for interaccuses her of i n tentionally retary-general. "She doesn't B ashar Assad to en d t h at vention in Libya; criticized misleading the public to hide suffer fools gladly, and I don't n ation's civil w ar. Bu t s h e by some Republicans for intelligence assessments that it see why she should." has been able to help secure statements about attack on was aterroristattack.

Luck said he had his doubts U.N. sanctions against North U.S. consulate in Libya Senators crowd before miwhen Rice was named U.N. Korea and Iran. And, in the Sources. MCT; U.S. State crophones to condemn her. ambassador four years ago. precarious days of the Libyan Department; USA Today P resident B a r ack Ob a m a He wondered whether her conflict, she persuaded the talks tough, saying her critics style would chafe, but he was Security Council to back a should come after him — not pleasantly surprised and, at resolution allowing airstrikes. her. At t i mes, the w hirling bright, the future secretary of times, moved, p a r ticularly The decision was reached as drama takes on elements of a state, who served on school when Rice gave stirring reCol. Moammar Gadhafi was theater of the absurd. Read the boards with Rice's mother, and marks commemorating the threatening to kill thousands cable news graphic! "Sticky whose former husband played Rwandan genocide and acof Libyans and has been toutRice."Read the reporters trade tennis with Rice's father. knowledging that the United ed by the Obama administraquippy headlines on Twitter!

Albright became a mentor, States did not do enough to tion as being responsible for "McCain throws Rice in the helping to elevate Rice to assis- stop the killing. "I don't think saving countless lives.

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"Rice on Ice." "Obama tant secretary of state for Afri- I've ever seen quite such a perwants Benghazi, Rice on Back can Affairs when Rice was 32. sonal and emotional account gotten done if this caricature Burner."

They have been so close that g iven by a d i plomat at the of what she's like was actually It's Susan Rice's home town people assumed Rice was her U.N.," Luck said. true," said Anderson, Rice's in its fullest flower, a swirling godchild, Albright said in an Rice viewed the Rwanda former chief of staff. drama for the woman who de- interview. She isn't. But Peggy tragedy close up as a young In September, Rice gave the scribed herself in an interview Cooper Cafritz, a wealthy D.C. National S ecurity C o u ncil convocation address at Howas "a D.C. girl through and art patron, was a kind of surro- staffer and it plays a complex ard University in Washington. through." gate godmother. Eleanor Holm- role in her public identity. She After her remarks, she walked She grew up minutes from es Norton, Washington's non- often cites her trip to Rwanda, to a private office trailed by the nexus of her present-day voting delegate in the House of where she saw evidence of un- VIPs and a few dogged stupolitical saga, in Shepherd Park Representatives, took Rice to speakable tragedies, as a ma- dents. One was a shy but perin Northwest Washington. Her lunch when she was deciding jor influence on her attitudes s istent young w oman w h o father, Emmett Rice, was an whether to attend law school. toward humanitarian i nterwanted desperately to meet economist who in 1979 became When asked, Rice estimates vention. But in a 2001 Atlantic Rice, says a person who was the second African American that only 10 percent of her high Monthly article, the journalist in the room at the time. appointed to the Federal Re- school graduating class was Samantha Power — now an The normal protocol would serve Board. Her mother, Lois African American. But race Obama administration advis- have been for Rice to give face Dickson Rice, was a corporate was something that her par- er — seemed toportray Rice time to the assembled muckexecutiveand a longtime mements didn't want her to dwell as favoring political concerns ety-mucks. But she sat instead ber of the College Board. Rice's on. "They taught me never over humanitarian issues. for a long time, listening to "If we use the word 'geno- the woman tell her story. The parents divorced when she was to use race as an excuse or a cide' and are seen as doing 10. crutch," she said.

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HAPPENINGS • Hannukah, the eight-day Jewish holiday, kicks off tonight.

IN HISTORY Highlights: In 1776, during the Revolutionary War,

Gen.GeorgeWashington's retreating army crossed the Delaware River from New Jersey into Pennsylvania. In 1854, Pope Pius IX proclaimed the Catholic dogma of the Immaculate Conception, which holds that Mary, the mother

of Jesus, was free of original sin from the moment of her own conception. In1941, the United States entered World

War II as Congress declared war against Japan, aday after the attack on Pearl Harbor. In 1972, a United Airlines Boeing 737 crashed while attempting to land at Chicago-Midway Airport, killing 43 of the 61

people on board, aswell as two people on the ground; among the passengers who died were Dorothy Hunt, wife

of Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt, U.S. Rep. George W. Collins, D-lll., and

CBS Newscorrespondent Michele Clark. In 1980, rock star John Lennon was shot to death outside his New York City apartment building by an

apparently deranged fan.

Ten years ago: Iraq's massive dossier detailing its chemical,

biological andnuclear programs arrived in New York; the U.N.

Security Council agreed togive full copies to the United States and the four other permanent council members: Britain,

France, RussiaandChina.

Fiveyearsago: The Justice Departmentand CIA announced a joint inquiry into

the spy agency's destruction of videotapes of interrogations of two suspected terrorists.

Talk show host Oprah Winfrey

publicly endorsed Barack Obama for president during

appearances in DesMoines and Cedar Rapids, lowa.

Florida quarterback Tim Tebow

became the first sophomore to win the HeismanTrophy.

One year ago: Former MF Global CEO Jon Corzine was

called before Congress to explain the collapse of the securities firm just over a month earlier; Corzine told the

House Agriculture Committee he didn't know what happened to an estimated $1.2 billion in

missing clients' money. The 161-day NBA lockout ended

when owners and players ratified the new collective

bargaining agreement.

BIRTHDAYS Rock singer-musician Gregg Allman is 65. Reggae singer Toots Hibbert (Toots and the

Maytals) is 64. Actress Kim Basinger is 59. Rock musician

Phil Collen (Def Leppard) is 55. Political commentator Ann Coulter is 51. Actress Teri Hatcher is 48. Rapper

Bushwick Bill (The Geto Boys) is 46. Singer Sinead O'Connor is 46. Actor Dominic

Monaghan is 36. Rocksingeractress Kate Voegele is 26.

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answered thecall,46-year-old Jacintha Saldanha, was found L ONDON — A s p r a n k s dead, an apparent suicide.

The M etropolitan P o lice go, this one appeared outrageous and obnoxious rather would not release details of the than malicious: after convinc- death, except to say that they ing a hospital nurse who an- had received a call reporting swered the phone this week that there was an unconscious that they were Queen Eliza- woman in Weymouth Street, beth and Prince Charles, two in central London, and two Australian radio hosts then ambulance crews had arrived tricked another nurse into dis- to find Saldanha already dead. closing medical information A police spokesman said they about the pregnant Duchess were not treating the death as of Cambridge, who had been susplclous. admitted with acute morning It was unclear what exactly sickness. had happened since the prank The call was broadcast on itself to make Saldanha, who Australia radio; then it went was reportedly married and out around the world. had two children, take her life.

But the incident took a hor- King Edward VII's Hospital, rific an d u n expected turn where she worked, said it had Friday, when the nurse who not disciplined her, but rather New Yorh Times News Service

had been "supporting her during this difficult time." Nor, apparently, had the royal family raised a fuss with the hospital, an exclusive private institution that has long been the hospital of choice for Britain's royals.

Whatever th e i m m ediate impetus for Saldanha's death, the incident was a sobering reminder of the harm that can come in a media landscape where the boundaries between news and entertainment are blurred.

The latest breach came courtesy of the Sydney radio station 2Day FM, during a program presented by the DJs Mel Greig and Michael Christian. On Tuesday, Greig took on the role of the queen, while C hristian pretended t o b e

Prince Charles. Telephoning the hospital, Greig asked to be put through to "my granddaughter Kate" — the duchess.

The station posted a statement saying it was deeply saddened by the tragic news of the death. The statement added that Christian and Greig would both remain off the air indefinitely, "out of respect for what only can be described as a tragedy."

But the apology was met with little sympathy on social media sites. "You weak dogs. You've got blood on your hands now," Aaron Reschke from South Australia wrote on the station's Facebook page.

"Both presenters and t h eir producer should be charged over this woman's death."

By Abigail Hauslohner and Stephanie McCrummen The Washington Post

CAIRO — Thousands of opposition protesters converged on Egypt'spresidential palace Friday night, breaking through barbed-wire barricades and chanting slogans againstPresident Mohammed Morsi, in defiance of his call Thursday for a national dialogue to bridge the country's expanding political divide.

Opposition leaders rejected Morsi's invitation to meet for discussions on Saturday after more than two weeks of political crisis that has pitted the president and his Islamist backers against a broad coalition of liberals and secularists. Morsi's critics said his speech to the nation Thursday and moves by his allies in the Muslim Brotherhood on Friday did more to fan the flames than quell them.

IN BRIEF Inauguration to get corporate funding WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama will accept unlimited donations from corporations — but no money from lobbyists or political action committees — to finance his 2013 inaugural festivities, a spokeswoman for his inaugural committee said Friday.

The committee also said the events s u r rounding Obama's inauguration will be smaller in scope than those four years ago; the White House is mindful of the fragile state of the economy and does not want a show of opulence.

The panel did not release a schedule. But officials told donors during a conference call Friday afternoon that there would be just three official inaugural balls — a candlelight ball for members of Obama's national finance committee, a military ball and a large presidential ball — down from 10 official balls in 2009, according to one person who listened to the call.

Bus driver not guilty of manslaughter NEW YORK — A tour bus driver who prosecutors said was all but asleep at the wheel was acquitted Friday o f ma n slaughter and negligent homicide in a crash last year that killed 15 gamblers on their way from a Connecticut casino to New York City. Ophadell Williams was found guilty on one count of aggravated unlicensed driving.

W illiams w e p t and covered his face with his hands as the verdict was read. On the count which he was found guilty, the judge sentenced him to 30 days in prison, which he has served. He also was ordered to pay a fee of $500.

Pentagon to review policies for top brass WASHINGTON — The Pentagon announced Friday that it w i l l e x amine whether its generals and admirals receive too many perks and said they should receive more ethics training earlier in their careers.

The measures are a preliminary response to a directive issued last month

by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who ordered a review into misconduct by top brass in the wake of investigations i n v o lving several leaders, including the commander of the war in Afghanistan.

On Friday, however, the Pentagon gave no indication that sweeping reforms were in store, and officials downplayed a recent string of scandals involving senior o f ficers a s i s o lated incidents.

Pentagon s p o k esman George Little said Panetta believes the m i sconduct is limited to a "very small number" of senior officers.

— From wire reports

The competing r hetoric and scenes of defiance underscored how the population has been polarized as it struggles to define the balance of power in the country nearly two years after the forces now

opposing each other joined hands in the mass uprising that ousted President Hosni Mubarak.

Amid calls for a delay to the scheduled Dec. 15 vote on a contentious draft constitution, Egypt's High Election Commission said Friday that it would postpone overseas voting on the charter. The move raised hopes among some that Morsi might be moving toward making concessions.

But a spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood, which backs Morsi, said Friday that a delay to next week's vote would be possible only if the opposition heeded the president's invitation to dialogue.

Damascusairport is a 'fair target,' Syrian rebels warn "I don't think anyone beBy Anne Barnard, Alan Cowell and Michael R. Gordon lieves that there was some New York Times News Service great breakthrough," she said.

BEIRUT — As fighting "Nobody should have any ilraged in the suburbs of the lusions about how hard this Syrian capital, Damascus, remains. But all of uswith any and gunfire could be heard influence on the process, with from the city center, rebels any influence on the regime seeking the overthrow of or the opposition, needs to be President Bashar A s sad engaged with Brahimi for a w ere reported Friday to concerted, sincere push to see have declared the main air- what is possible."

"The advancing developport a "fair target," warning travelers that they used it at ments on the ground are intheir periL creasingly d angerous," she Against th e b a ckdrop said.

"The United States stands of battlefield uncertainty, diplomacy also seemed to with the Syrian people in insisthave made little perceptible ing that any transition process progress.

Secretary of State result in a unified, democratic Hillary C l inton r epeated Syria in which all citizens are callsforthe ousterofA ssad represented," Clinton continbut said there had been no ued. "And a future of this kind " great breakthrough" i n cannot possibly include Assad. talks she held Thursday in So we go into these discussions Dublin with her Russian with a clear sense of what we counterpart, Sergey Lav- want to see accomplished but a rov, and Lakhdar Brahimi, realistic understanding of how the special Syria envoy of difficult it still is." the United Nations and the Arab League.

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Officials have c onfirmed NEW B A T A AN , P h i l ip- 252 dead in Compostela Valpines — Rescuers were dig- ley, including New B ataan, ging through mud and debris and 216 in nearby Davao OriFriday to retrieve more bod- ental province. Nearly 40 othies strewn across a farming ers died elsewhere and more valley in the southern Philip- than 400 are still m i ssing, pines by a powerful typhoon. about two-thirds in New BataThe death toll from the storm an alone. has surpassed 500, with more Aquino told New Bataan resthan 400 people missing. idents gathered in the middle More than 310,000 people of toppled coconut trees and have lost their homes since Ty- roofless houses that he was phoon Bopha struck Tuesday bent on seeking answers in orand are crowded inside evacu- der to improve their conditions ation centers or staying with and minimize casualties when their relatives, relying on food natural disasters occur. Fatal and emergency supplies be- storms and typhoons blowing ing rushed in by government from the Pacific are common agencies and aid groups. in the Philippines, but most of "I want to know how this them hit northern and central tragedy happened and how to areas, and southern Mindanao prevent a repeat," President Island is usually spared.

"We are going to look at Benigno Aquino III said during a visit to New Bataan town, what really happened. There the ground zero ofthe disas- are allegations of illegal minter, where ferocious winds and ing, there are allegations of The Associated Press

the force of nature," said InteriorSecretary Mar Roxas, who traveled with A q uino.

"We will find out why there are homes in these geohazard locations."

Government g eo l o gical hazard maps show that the farming town of New Bataan, population 45,000, was built in 1968 in an area classified as "highly susceptible to flooding and landslides."

Most of the casualties were killed in the valley surrounded by steep hills and crisscrossed by r ivers. Flooding was so widespread here that places people thought were safe, including two emergency shelters,became among the deadliest.

Poverty is widespread in the Philippines, and the disaster highlights the risks that some take in living in dangerous areas in the hope of feeding their families.

Exiled leader of Hamas makes first visit to Gaza

By Steven Erlanger New Yorh Times News Service

RAFAH, Gaza Strip — The long exiled leader of the militant group Hamas, Khaled Mashaal, entered Gaza for the first time Friday, a symbolically powerful visit that sought to reinforce Hamas' contention that it was victorious in its eight-day violent clash with Israel.

For Mashaal,56, whom the Israelis tried to assassinate in Jordan in 1997, it was a triumphant day as Hamas fighters, armed with r i f les and wearing balaclavas, lined the streets where he was to travel. He entered from Egypt, through the Rafah crossing,

an indication of a new alliance with Cairo after the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, a n avowed a d versary o f Hamas.

"Gaza, with it s m a r t yrs, c annot b e de s c r ibed i n w ords," he said a s h e a r rived here, with tears in his eyes. "There are no words to describe Gaza, to describe the heroes, the martyrs, the blood, the mothers who lost their sons."

Mashaal, who ha s spent years in exile and now spends most of his time in Qatar, had never before been to Gaza but he said he felt as if he was returning because "Gaza has always been in my heart."

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College students have come Still, students are reluctant to equate the absence of bound- to report hazing, and those aries with fun, said Wade, who who do come forward are usustudies the casual sex culture ally those who opted not to join on campuses. That, combined a group, rather than current with large amounts of alcohol members.

"Nobody wants people to easily available on campus, can skew students' sense of what is knowthey did something ridicacceptable or even normal. ulous in order to join a group," An undergraduate house at Apgar said. He said colleges Cambridge, Mass.-based Har- need to do more to stop the vard is under fire for an annual practice and should allow stuhook-up party it s r e sidents dents to anonymously report call Incest Fest. The event is it so administrators can step in so named because only house earlier. members are allowed to attend.

Two university clubs have also 'Moral thuggery' staged pranks ridiculinghomeAt Y a le, t h e E d u cation less people in Harvard Square, Department's Office of Civil according to the Crimson, the Rights said itresolved a sex-disstudent newspaper. crimination complaint against At Yale, one of eight private the university in June without schools in the Northeast that a fine after Yale agreed to overmake up the Ivy League, eight haul its process for sexual-asstudents drank so much at Sep- sault reporting and increase tember's Safety Dance — an penalties for alcohol misuse. A annual 1980s-themed party group of students brought the — they had to be hospitalized. complaint after the fraternityThat prompted the school in chanting incident was posted New Haven, Conn., to ban the on YouTube. event. Senior Elizabeth Snow, Besides ordering registra21, who helped organize a ses- tion of off-campus parties, the sion on alcohol policy, said that school banned beer kegs at without comparison data she sporting events after a spectadoesn't know if eight is a lot. tor was struck and killed by "I have no idea what a stan- a delivery truck at last year's dard Saturday night l o oks Harvard- Yale football game. like," Snow said. Yale should be D artmouth, based in H a creating a safer environment nover, N.H., was rocked by for partiesrather than "forc- a hazing scandal in January ing students to find parties off when t h en-senior A n d r ew campus."

Lohse wrote i n t h e s chool Thomas Conroy, a spokes- newspaper about eating omman for Y a le, declined to elets made from vomit and comment. other degrading rituals at Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Two other Administrators and alumni hazing victims came forward College administrators bear after Lohse was criticized by some responsibility for student students and alumni. drunkennessafteryears of igIn April, Ravital Segal wrote noring it, said Toben Nelson, in the Huffington Post of being assistant professor of commu- forced to chug bottles of hard nity health at the University liquor in a 2006 Dartmouth soof Minnesota, who has studied rority initiation. She wrote that college drinking for more than she woke up in an intensive care 15 years. The most effective unit with a lethal level of alcoway to lower drinking rates is hol in her system and two broto cut the supply of alcohol, and ken teeth. Three other women few schools are willing to show from two sororities were at the that kind of leadership, he said. same hospital that night with "There's a lot of enabling by alcohol poisoning and prescollege administrators," Nel- sured each other into denying son said in a telephone inter- the incident was hazing, Segal view. "Colleges are competing said in the article. She declined with each other to get these to comment for this story. students, so they're willing to D artmouth security n o w tolerate a lot of things." holds random walkthroughs Many alumni hamper at- of Greek houses and r esitempts to curb alcohol abuse dence halls, and the school has because they want access to banned open kegs and alcohol a heavy-drinking ambiance deliveries. Groups willing to when they return for home- disclose recent hazing violacoming and sporting events, tions can take part in an amNelson said. nesty program and develop Alumni also contribute to alternative activities for new a culture of hazing. In a 2008 members. study by University of Maine The measures "demonstrate researchers, a quarter of stu- the seriousness with w hich dents who r e ported b eing Dartmouth has a p proached hazed in a college fraternity, this issue and the commitment group or sports team said alum- we have to tackling it from ni were present at the time. The multiple directions," Justin Anpractice is also found in theater derson, a spokesman, said in groups, marching bands and an email. other social organizations.

More than 100 members of Dartmouth's faculty signed a Taking action letter in February denouncing With campus excessesbe- the drinkingandhazingculture coming more unruly and, in as one of "moral thuggery" that some cases, deadly, schools are impedes their ability to teach.

"These problems have been no longer standing by.

In rules issued last month, here, underground, for a very Cornell, based in Ithaca, N.Y., long time," said Lee Witters, said new-member activities a professor of medicine and at Greek clubs must focus on biochemistry at D artmouth's the history and mission of the Geisel School of Medicine."The group and be approved by the more public discussion about university. the binge drinking, the hazing, "If activities cause serious the homophobia, the more stuharm, physically or mentally, dents themselves are willing to or are likely to, the Univer- take the responsibility for it." sity will not allow the group to continue to operate on our 'A story about us' campus," Cornell said in a slide Harvard a n d Pri n ceton presentation.

University don't formally recTragedy struck at Cornell in ognize fraternities and sororiFebruary 2011, when George ties. Harvard began revising Desdunes, a 19-year-old sopho- its alcohol policy almost three more, died of alcohol poison- years ago to take a proactive ing. Desdunes was bound with approach to alcohol consumpzip ties and duct tape and left tion, spokesman Jeff Neal said alone on a fraternity house sofa in an email.

"The new policy is designed afterpledges staged a mock kidnapping of upperclassmen more explicitly to support the and compelled them to drink, health, safety and general wellaccording to documents in a being of our students, while criminal case. The pledges also ensuring that we and they were acquitted of hazing and abide by the legal drinking other charges. The fraternity age," Neal said. didn't defend itself and was Princeton barredfreshmen fined. from pledging this year to give Travis Apgar, an anti-haz- new students the opportunity ing activist and Cornell's as- to become more involved in a sociate dean of student affairs, wider campus social life, said declined to comment on Des- Martin Mbugua, a university dunes's death, citing further, spokesman. pending litigation except to say Many students behave in that there's not a day that goes ways that reflect the commuby that he doesn't think about nity at large, said Wade, the it.

Occidental sociologist.

"Collegesare a microcosm Cornell, which had started tightening its hazing and alco- of American society," Wade hol policiesbefore Desdunes said. "It's a story of hormonedied, publishes a list of recent driven kids packed into dorms hazing incidents on its web- like sardines. And what we site. In one account, students see when we look there — the were blindfolded and told they glamorization of casual sex; would be branded. Their skin the binge-drinking; the crude, was then touched with metal i nsensitive humor; th e h o tongs that had been immersed mophobia; the racism — is a in ice water. "Unable to distin- story about us."

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face uphill battle By john M. Glionna

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But although it is growS ALT LAKE C I T Y ing, the feminist movement When the Church of Jesus is far from the mainstream Christ of Latter-day Saints of the faith. recently reduced the age In a landmark study in requirement for m i ssion- January, the Pew Research aries by one year for men, C enter reported that 5 8 to 18, and by two years for percent ofAmerican Morwomen, to 19, the number mons say that the more satof women applying to serve isfying kind of marriage is jumped fivefold. one in which the husband At the same time, the provides for the family and c hurch r e affirmed t h a t the wife takes care of the women would serve just house and children. About 18 months, compared with 38 percent prefer a martwo years for men. That riage in which the husband r ule, combined with t h e and wife have jobs and one-yeardifference in age both take care of the house requirements,touched off and children. Mormon men a new round of questions and women express simifrom M o rmon f e minists lar views on this question, about how much progress and there is no difference women in the church are in views across age groups. actually making.

Among the general pub" I didn't get it — w h y lic, including many other the difference in age and major religious groups, the length of s e rvice'?" said balance of opinion on this Eileen Mendez, a senior question is reversed. at the University of Utah Rebecca Lane, editor of majoring in Arabic. "Why the Universe student newscouldn't things be equal?" paper at Brigham Young For years, Mormon ad- University, says: "I'm a vocates for women's rights woman in power — I'm the have asked that same ques- editor of my student newstion about equality. Though paper. I just disagree about the Mormon liturgy praises this whole idea of church women as life-givers, men s exism. Women are a d dominate the management mired in our faith." of thechurch. Women canMormon scholars say the not be ordained to a lay church will not be rushed priesthood available to men into altering its doctrines. and boys 12 or older. That "The church responds with gives men a spiritual and incremental change that practical power that women satisfies the gradualists but do not share, critics say. never satisfies the revoluThe church says t h at tionaries," said Terryl Givw omen's roles aren'tlesser, ens, a Mormon professor just different. Church lead- of literature and religion at ers point to the Relief Soci- the University of Richmond ety as an example. It is one in Virginia. "The church of the largest philanthropic is never going to (ascribe) organizations in the world, to a particular vision of and it is entirely led and feminism that aspires to run by Mormon women. eradicate all differences beOn her blog Flunking tween men and women."

Sainthood, Mormon author After t h e m i s sionary Jana Riess called the new a nnouncement, chu r c h missionary age require- leader Jeffrey Holland, a ment an example of "prog- member of the Quorum of ress with an asterisk." the Twelve Apostles, was "It's just not equality, and asked why officials didn't after a few glorious mo- allow women to serve for ments of believing it would two years like men. "One be, that stings," she said. miracle at a time," he said.

T he Internet age h a s Over the y ears, M orgiven such sentiments a mon feminists have butted far-reaching platform. One heads with church leadersocial blog, Feminist Mor- ship. Decades ago, Sonia mon Housewives, started Johnson, a Virginia church in 2004 by an Idaho wom- organist, was excommuan who said she was dis- nicated for speaking out couraged from mentioning against the faith's opposiher feminist politics in her tion to the national Equal church social circle, now Rights Amendment. has 1,000 members.

In the 1990s, Mormon A separate online peti- feminists were among half tion signed by hundreds of a dozen scholars purged by Mormon women n ation- the church for their critiwide calls for the church cism. The group, some of to fil l p o sitions w ithout them men, became known regard to gender and al- as the September Six. low women to preside over Karen Crist, 55, a Utah church meetings without psychotherapist, was also a man present. "It's time threatened wit h e x comto talk about this stuff — it munication for starting a has been for decades," said Mormon women's forum in Pam Harrison, a Utah so- 1990 that drew hundreds to cial worker who signed the monthly meetings.

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LOCAL SERVICES ANTIOCH CHURCH:Senior Pastor Ken Wytsma; "Praise Her ln the Gates," as part of a series on Proverbs; Sunday at 9:30 a.m.; Redux Q-and-A after the service; Bend High School,230 N.E.Sixth St., Bend.

BEND CHRISTIANFELLOWSHIP: Pastor Charlie Endicott; "Jesus the Boy"; Sunday at10 a.m.; 4twelve youthgroup:Wednesday at7 p.m.; 19831 Rocking Horse Road, Bend.

BEND CHURCHOFTHE NAZARENE:Pastor Virgil Askren; "Pieces of Peace"; Sunday at10:15 a.m.; 1270 N.E. 27th St., Bend.

DISCOVERY CHRISTIANCHURCH: Pastor Dave Drullinger; "Told to the Maiden," based on Luke1:2638; Sunday at10 a.m.; 334 N.W. Newport Ave., Bend.

EASTMONTCHURCH:Pastor John Lodwick; "The lncredible Incarnation," based on Philippians 2:5-11, as part of a Christmas series; Sunday at 9 and10:45 a.m.; 62425 Eagle Road, Bend.

FATHER'SHOUSECHURCHOF GOD:Pastor Randy Wills; Children's Christmas Program; Sundayat10 a.m.; 61690 Pettigrew Road, Bend.

Theyouthgroup me etsWe dnesday at 7 p.m.

THE FELLOWSHIP AT BEND:Pastor Brett Anderson; "Benefits in Christ," based on1 Corinthians1:4-9; Sunday at10 a.m.; Summit HighSchool, 2855 N.W. Clearwater Drive, Bend.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:Lead pastor Steven Koski; "Unwrapping Jesus: Revolutionary"; Sunday at 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. services and 5:01 p.m. evensong service; 230 N.E. Ninth St., Bend.

FIRSTUNITED METHODIST CHURCH: TheRev.Thom Larson; "I Believe in Life Centered in Faith, Fellowship and Service," based on Philippians 4:4-9, and a praise cantata; Sunday at 9 and 11a.m.; 680 N.W. Bond St., Bend.

FOUNDRYCHURCH(FORMERLY FIRST BAPTISTCHURCH): Pastor Syd Brestel; "Incarnation" and "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," as part of the series "The Carols of Christmas"; Sunday at10:15 a.m.; 60 N.W. Oregon Ave., Bend.

GRACEFIRSTLUTHERANCHURCH: Pastor Joel LiaBraaten; "Waiting Can Be Hard!" and "Clearing a Path"; Sunday at 9:30 a.m.; 2265 N.W. Shevlin Park Road, Bend.

GRACE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:Pastor Dan Dillard; "What to Give at Christmas," based on Isaiah 9:6-7; Sunday at10:30 a.m.; 62162 Hamby Road, Bend.

JOURNEYCHURCH: Pastor Keith Kirkpatrick; "The Never Ending Story"; Sunday at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.; 70 N.W. Newport Ave., Bend.

NATIVITY LUTHERANCHURCH: Pastor Craig Jorgensen; "Funny Things Are Everywhere," based on Luke 3:1-6; Sunday at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.; 60850 Brosterhous Road, Bend.

NEW HOPECHURCH: Pastor Randy Myers; "The Message of the Light," as part of the series "Christmas Light"; today at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 9 and 10:45 a.m.; 20080 Pinebrook Blvd., Bend.

SPIRITUALAWARENESS COMMUNITY OFTHE CASCADES: Guest speaker Wes Hervey; Sunday at 9 a.m.; held at The Old Stone Church, 157 N.W. Franklin Ave., Bend.

SPRINGS OFLIFE MINISTRIES: Evangelist and Bible teacher Eddie Cienda; Wednesdays at7 p.m .;The Sound Garden Studio, 1279 N.E. Second St., Bend.

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FELLOWSHIP OFCENTRAL OREGON: The Rev. Alex Holt; "Miracles, Marvels and Moments of Grace"; Sunday at11 a.m.; at the Old Stone Church, 157 N.W. Franklin Ave., Bend.

WESTSIDE CHURCH:Pastor Ken Johnson; "Raw Part ¹1 Friends"; todayat6:30 p.m. and Sunday at 8, 9 and 10:45 a.m.; 2051 N.W. Shevlin Park Road, Bend.

WESTSIDESOUTH CAMPUS: Pastor Ken Johnson; "Raw Part ¹1 Friends"; Sunday at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.; 1245 S.E. Third St., Bend.

COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:Children's Pageant "A Traditional Christmas Pageant"; Sunday at 9a.m. and11 a.m.; 529 N.W. 19th St., Redmond.

EMMAUS LUTHERANCHURCH: The Rev. David Poovey;"On Your Knees," based on Luke 3:1-6; Sunday at10:30 a.m.; 2175 S.W. Salmon Ave., Redmond.

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ST. PAUL'SANGLICANCHURCH: FatherJohn Pennington;"Heads Up!," based on Luke 21:25-33; Sunday at10 a.m.; Southwest 12th Avenue and Forest Avenue, Redmond.

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH: Pastor Eric Burtness; "Preparing Like John the Baptist," as part of the series "Advent Conspiracy: Christmas Can Still Change the World"; Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.; and an adventservice;W ednesday at7 p.m. following soup at 6:15 p.m.; 1113 Black Butte Blvd., Redmond.

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AGAPE HARVESTFELLOWSHIP: Youthgroup Wednesday at7 p.m .; 52460 Skidgel Road, La Pine.

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CONCORDIALUTHERAN MISSION: The Rev. Willis Jenson; "St. John the Baptist Preached God's Forgiveness in Christ Crucified for theSinsofM en,"based on Luke 3:3; Sunday at11 a.m.; and "Our Gracious King Jesus Christ Is God Whose Throne Endures Forever," based on Psalm 45:6; Sunday at 1 p.m.; held at Terrebonne Grange Hall, 828611th St., Terrebonne.

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MUSLIMS PRAY IN REMEMBRANCE OFCONTESTED HOLYSITE Young Indlan Muslims read holy books as they offer prayerson the 20th anniversary of the Babri mosque demolition in Ayodhya, India, Thursday. In 1992, tens of thousands of Hindu extremists ripped apart the 16th century mosque.

Hindus say it is the birthplace of their god Rama and contend a temple to him stood on the site before the mosque.

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Rev. Alex Holt: "Miracles, Marvels, and Moments of Grace": We arrive into the darkest part of the year when the symbolism of light becomes so important in many religious

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Epic Continued from A1 King told The Bulletin on Friday that he has a nondisclosureagreement, preventing him from commenting about the building talks.

"What I can say is that Epic Aircraft is growing, both in kit sales, as well as our certification effort," King wrote in an email. "We expect to hire 40 to 80 new staff in 2013. Our commitment to Bend continues."

The city owns the Bend Municipal Airport land. Companies that buy property in the airport can own theirbuilding, but lease the land it sits on.

Epic has been growing since

Factories Continued from A1 Despitesurvivors' accounts of locked emergency exits and barred windows that prevented workers from leaping to safety, the Bhailas' lawyer says their SA8000 certificate, issued under theauspices of Social Accountability International, a respected nonprofit o rganization based in N e w York, proves they were running a model business.

"This was a state-of-the-art factory that met international s tandards," said t h e l a w yer, Amer Raza Naqvi. "The SA8000 is accepted all over the world. They have very strict rules before issuing any certificate."

But after the Karachi fire and the more recent factory inferno in B a ngladesh that killed 112 people, that contention raises a crucial question: Does industry-backed "social auditing," which purports to safeguard the lives and working conditions of some of the w orld's poorest workers, really work'?

For the past 15 years, retail giants like Wal-Mart and Carrefour have helped create and champion numerous factory i nspection systems. In e m bracing such monitoring, the companies are motivated by genuine concern for the workers at the bottom of their supply chain, certainly, but also by their own bottom line.

These elaborate systems look good on paper, but the actual work is often delegated to largely unsupervised subcontractors eager to drum up more business. The company that certified Ali Enterprises, as in many other cases, never visited the factory, handing off the job to a local inspector it dealt with by telephone or at meetings outside Pakistan.

For labor groups, academics and some industry insiders, the recent fires confirm longstanding fears that the voluntary system is weak, opaque and inherently flawed.

"Right from the outset, there has been concern," said Philip Jennings,general secretary of UNI Global Union, a grouping of 900 labor unions that recently quit the board of Social Accountability I n t ernational to protest what he said was the certification system's overall ineffectiveness in improving factory conditions and workers' lives.

Monitoring systems like the SA8000, said Khalid Nadvi, an expert on the process at the University of Manchester in England, are "very patchy and in m any c ases totally ineffective."

"Factories often know when the inspectors are coming," Nadvi added. "You have workers being coached what to say. There may be two sets of books."

The certificate that Ali Enterprises boasts about is considered the most prestigious in the industry. It is the creation of Alice Tepper Marlin, a Wellesley College graduate and former Wall Street analyst who, after starting an activist group in 1969 to push for greater corporate responsibility, eventually settled on trying to make the world's sweatshops less horrid.

Founded in 1997, Social Accountability International receives fees and membership payments from industry giants like Gap, Gucci and H8 M, but it also obtains money from labor unions, governments, foundations and nongovernment organizations. It created the SA8000 to certify factories that meet basic requirements in eight areas, including health and safety, wages, working hours and child labor.

Today, Tepper Marlin's modest-sized organization oversees a sprawling, often problematic empire. Its SA8000 stamp of approval has been

Engineering LLC, a Russian aviation company, purchased it in March for an undisclosed sum. Epic has increased its workforce from 27 at the time of the acquisition to 50 as recently as September.

Bend City Councilor Jim Clinton told The Bulletin that Epic wanted Cessna's 204,000square-foot facility "to greatly expand production into (FAA) certified airplanes, which is a much bigger market" than kit planes.

FAA certification of the LT plane would let Epic workers manufacture and assemble the plane model's parts, instead of selling them to buyers in packaged kits.

Cessna, headquartered in Wichita, Kan., became a major Bend employer after buyi ng Columbia A i r craft o u t of bankruptcy in 2 006. As recently as November 2008, Cessna's Bend operation employed 478, according to The Bulletin's archives.

A n o p eration t h a t s i z e would be Central Oregon's 11th largest employer today, according to estimates from Economic Development for Central Oregon.

Cessna leftBend in 2009, citing plans to consolidate operations in Kansas.

Cessna's Nelson Roadbuilding has been vacant since the company left. The building's

initial $7 million price was lowered to $5.97 million in June 2010, and down again to $3.9 million earlier this year, according to Th e B u lletin's archives.

Messages left with Collier's International, the real estate company listing the Cessna plant, w eren't i m m ediately returned, nor was a message with Cessna officials.

A local tenant in the Bend Airport's l a r gest b u i l ding could help bring back some of the activity lost with Cessna's departure, said Gary Judd, the airport's manager — especial-

ly if Epic follows through on its pledge to keep hiring.

Epic also owns a 90,000-

s quare-foot building on t h e easternmost part of the airport, which it had formerly

been leasing.

"Assuming the deal goes t hrough, it w il l h ave a b i g impact on the airport," Judd said. "Cessna has been good keeping up with the lease payments, but t here obviously hasn't been any activity in that building."

Clinton noted that Central Oregon is still home to a large group of workers skilled in a ircraft assembly, many of whom have been gettingby with part-time work since the loss of Cessna.

In 2006, Deschutes County boasted a monthly average of

cates in Pakistan.

R I&CA, m eanwhile, h a s sought to distance itself from the fire. In a telephone interview, the P a kistani o wner denied he even did apparel monitoring.

"We didn't do Ali Enterprises," ul Hasan said. "I've never even seen the factory."

The police, RINA and lawyers for Ali Enterprises flatly contradicted that statement.

E xtensive failings by t h e Pakistani state played major roles in the disaster. There was little enforcement of s afety laws; labor unions, which experts say could provide a voice on workers' conditions, have been strangled for decades; the local fire department did not reach the factory until at least 75 minutes after the blaze erupted.

Diego lbarra Sanchez/ New York Times News Serwce A government investigation A worker examines the damage in a burned textile factory in Karachi, Pakistan, last month. into the blaze, hastily convened Deadly factory fires like the one in Karachi confirm fears for many labor groups, academics and to quell public anger, has not industry insiders that the voluntary inspection system is flawed. yet released its findings.

For the certification business, one of the most contengiven to 3,083 factories in 66 twice as long. quirements. But it is clear there tious issues is confidentiality countries. Tepper Marlin said RI8 CA's flurry of accredita- were seriousproblems at the and whether inspectors who the catastrophic Ali Enterpris- tions worried ateam of English factory. discover poor o r p e r i l ous es fire shook her deeply. After monitors led by Vic Thorpe In interviews, workers said conditions, like locked exits, missing some crucial warning and Stirling Smith, who often they worked 60 or more hours should be obliged to m ake flags until it was too late, she went to Pakistan to check on a week, sometimes in 24-hour them public.

"There is an issue here of baand her organization are reinspectors' operations. shifts. Although most earned "It seems very fishy," Smith the statutory minimum wage sic moral responsibility," said thinking their whole monitoring system. said. "They've certified so of $83 a month, few satisfied Scott Nova, executive direcNonetheless, she still vigmany factories compared to the the SA8000 requirement of a tor of the Worker Rights Con"living wage" — one that met a sortium, a monitoring group orously defends that system, other players, so you wonder." contending that it has been Thorpe said he conveyed family's basic needs. in Washington. "You have an vital to setting and safeguard- his concerns to Social AcDespite man a g ement's obligation to make sure other ing baseline standards for countability International. Its claims of e x t ensive safety people know." supply-chain workers in poor compliance arm did step up its training, there was much eviAvedisSeferian,chiefexecucountries, particularly those oversight, but no further action dence to the contrary. tive of Worldwide Responsible with corruption-prone govern- was taken. Several monitors Muhammad Ismail, a stitch- Accredited Production, anothments and weak unions. in Pakistan questioned why ing supervisor at Ali Enterpris- er certification program, con"We think we do make a dif- the local firm was able to do so es for 18 months, said he had tended that such a move might ference," Tepper Marlin said. many inspections for so many never participated in a fire drill only make things worse, caus"We're just trying to help get a years with seemingly l i ttle or received safety training. ing Western customers to shun culture of compliance." oversight.

Managers put grilles on the up- the factories and workers to The various disasters have But it was not entirely sur- per-floor windows to prevent lose their jobs. (His group had given fresh oxygen to critics prising. Industry experts say theft. He was told that 700 pairs also certified Ali Enterprises, who say industry-led certifica- that in the battle for market of jeans had once been tossed but that approval lapsed in late tion should be abolished across share, profit-making inspec- out an upstairs window.

2011.) the board and replaced with a tion firms are often tempted to more accountable system that be lessrigorous because that Soul-searching after disaster 'It couldhappen again' requires the retailing giants makes them more attractive to As th e P a k istani p o lice Today, the Ali Enterprises — and their Western consum- apparel manufacturerseager investigate one of the deadli- factoryis a charred memorial ers — to help pay for needed for certification. est factory fires in h i story, to a national tragedy. A suffactory improvements, even if Despite such concerns, in- the Western certifying bod- focating stench lingers over that means higher prices for dustry officials said, RINA ies are engaged in intensive the deserted halls, now filled clothing. never sentemployees to Kara- soul-searching. with soot, twisted metal and "These private codes have chi, instead conducting checkSocial Accountability Inter- charred rolls of denim. Disbecome a commodity that is up meetings in the Middle East national and its compliance carded plastic sandals, left bought and sold but not rigor- or by telephone. arm have begun an extensive by trapped factory workers, "Did they even bother to ously enforced," Nadvi said. review of its work with RINA. are piled near a door that was "We need to m ove beyond visit the country?" asked Zul- On Friday, they announced locked during the fire. them." fiqar Shah of the Pakistan In- that RINA would no longer The exact death toll, origistitute of Labor Education and issue SA8000 certificates in nally estimated at 289, is in disOutsourcing the inspections Research.

Pakistan. pute. Court records confirmed There was evidence that Ali In a statement, RINA said it RINA, in a statement, said it 262 deaths. But families say Enterprises was flawed well had conducted "periodic inter- had suspended its relationship before September's fire. Abnal audits and meetings" with with its Pakistani affiliate and dulrauf Shaikh, a longtime inAdnan ul H a san, R I&CA's was conducting spot checks spector, examined the factory owner. But the firm declined to on factories that had been certhree times, in 2010, 2011 and specify where and when those tified in its name. The group, again this July, just two months meetings had taken place. however, is resisting calls to COVERINGS before the fire. Each time he rescind all its SA8000 certifiCertification, then a fire found a locked fire exit — as Also see usfor in the fatal 1911 Triangle shirtU l Hasan's company i n YEAR END INVENTORY CL E AR AN CE waist factory fire in New York spected Al i E n t erprises, a ALL MATTRESS SETS& FURNITURE Awnings, Solar Screens — minimum wage violations large plant with 2,000 workers — beand otherserious problems. in northern Karachi, & Custom Draperies Shaikh was there on behalf tween June 25 and July 5, reWarehouse Prices of a European apparel comcords show. On Aug. 20 RINA (541) 388-441 8 pany that was thinking of us- awarded Ali Enterprises an ing the factory. When Shaikh SA8000 certificate. confronted the Bhaila brothThree weeks later, around ers over these problems, he 6 p.m., fire erupted in the storrecalled, "They said: 'We are age department, among giant SA8000-certified. Wh e t her rolls of denim. At the time, you pass us or fail us, that's the factory's production was your issue. We don't care.'" largely dedicated to making Social Accountability Inter- cheap jeans for KiK, a German national does not inspect the retailer. factories itself. It has a comThe blaze spread quickly, pliance affiliate that licenses engulfing the main building firms to do the actual work. where about 660 people were One such firm is RINA, an working. On the ground floor, Italian corporation founded in some workers were burned 1861 to inspect ships. In Paki- alive. On the second floor, its stan, the process was further windows barred, many sufsubcontracted: RINA's local focated from the smoke. In operations are run by RI&CA, the basement, workers were which inspected Ali Enterpris- trapped as hot water flowed es last summer. from firefighters' hoses.

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nearly 1,178 jobs in transportation manufacturing — assembling parts for planes, cars, trains and boats — according to Oregon Employment Department data.

By 2010, the monthly average was 183 workers — a four-year decline of about 84 percent.

Some of those laid off workers could find new jobs if Epic can finalize a purchase and increase production with the Cessna building, Clinton said.

"We've got a reservoirof

people who could be quality candidates for those good

jobs," he said.

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48 other people are missing, with some remains still not identified.

The Pakistani government and a w ealthy i ndustrialist have paidfamilies $9,375 per death in compensation; KiK, the factory's main customer, has agreed to pay an additional $1,930 per head.

Muhammad Siraj lost his 18year-old son, Shah Nawaz, and 23-year-old daughter, Farzana.

They worked in the stitching department, making $125 a month for long hours.

"It wasn't a lot," Siraj said, "but it p rovided lentils and bread."

Now all that remains are a pair of six-year-old photos; in one, Shah Nawaz sits shyly beside his sisters, peeking from behind a shoulder.

"I feel nothing against the factory owners," said Siraj, a gently spoken scrap merchant.

"They can'tgive me my son back."

The Pakistani police have brought fire-related charges against the Bhaila brothers, their elderly father, three factory guards and two managers.

The brothers' supporters claim the men have been subjected to "trial by media" and say the fireresulted from sabotage.

"These safety regimes are not meant to deal with sabotage or terrorist activity," said Yousuf, the Bhaila brother-inlaw. Police investigators said they had ruled out that theory.

Tepper Marlin's group has ordered a special round of fire inspections at every Pakistani factory w it h S A 8000 certification.

Still, there is deep skepticism about whether the wrenching tragedy will result in genuine improvements, even after all the inquiries.

"Two months down the road, what has changed?" asked Shah, the labor rights activist. "Nothing. It could happen again tomorrow."

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and sister were finalists for the Easy-Bake "Baker of the Year" award in 2009. Hasbro also pointed to Flay as an example of a chef who traced his careerto an early experience with the Easy-Bake.

M cKenna found th e r e sponse disappointing.

"All they really told me is that boys play with their products. I already know boys do play with your products, so why are you only m arketing them to girls?" she said.

"I don't want them to make a boys' Easy-Bake Oven and girls' Easy-Bake Oven. I want them to make an Easy-Bake Oven for kids."

Flay, 47, said he asked for an Easy-Bake fo r C h r istmas when he was about 5.

He remembers it as a "putrid green" and r ecalls baking cakes with his mother from mixes. At the time, he said, the stereotype was that only women cooked, but a lot has changed since then.

"I cannot tell you how many

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Four-year-old Gavyn Boscio loves to cook and asked for an Easy-Bake Oven for Christmas. But when his big sister went to buy one, she discovered to her disappointment that it comes only in g i rly pink and purple, with girls — and only girls — on the box and in the commercials.

So the eighth-grader from Garfield, N.J., started an online petition asking Pawtucket, R.l.-based Hasbro to make the toy ovens in gender-neutral colors and feature boys on the package.

By F r i day, 1 3 -year-old McKenna Pope's petition had garnered more than 30,000 signatures in a l i t tle more than a week.

And celebrity chef Bobby Flay, who owned an EasyBake Oven as a boy, is among those weighing in on her side.

In avideo McKenna made to accompany her petition on

Change.org, Gavyn whips up a batch of cookies and tells his sister he wants a dinosaur and an Easy-Bake Oven for

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Gavyn Boscio, 4, inspired hls sister,McKenna Pope, 13, to start a petition demanding the toy company Hasbro make its Easy-Bake Oven more gender neutral.

Christmas. When she asks him why there are no boys in the commercialfor Easy-Bake Ovens, he explains: "Because only girls play with it."

"Obviously, the way they're marketing this product is influencing what he thinks and the way that he acts," McKenna said in an interview. She said her little brother would

probably be OK playing with a purple-and-pink oven by himself but would be too embarrassed to use it in front of his friends.

In a l etter McKenna received on Monday, a Hasbro representative told her the company has featured

young boys are my fans. And they want to grow up, and they want to cook," the Food Network star said.

boys on the packaging over the years and said a brother

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Checking wildernessfor wolverines

Continued from A1 In the late 1800s and early 1900s, sheep ranchers and other li vestock managers regularly set out poisoned baits to rid mountains like the Wallowas of predators, such as wolves, cougars and coyotes. Again, the wolverines weren't targeted, but their numbers shrank and they may have been wiped out of the state completely.

Any population of wolverines can be hard to find. They cover wide ranges over rough terrain, making them a difficult animal to find, let alone study.

"They are just natural lowdensity animals, even in highquality habitat," Hiller said.

The first year of Hiller and McFadden's research is costing about $100,000, said Tim Greseth, executive director at Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation. Th e P o rtland-based group funds wildlife research around the state. The largest grant, $40,000, is from the U.S. Forest Service. The Oregon Zoo, the N orcross Wildlife Foundation, ODFW and the Wolverine Foundation are also supporting the project.

A second season of research is planned for next winter and spring.Greseth said the group is trying to raise about $75,000 to fund it.

Listed by th e state as a threatened species since 1975, the wolverine is also a candidate forfederal Endangered Species Act p r otections in

Bait-and-camera stations designed to detect scavengers were set Up this fall by researchers trying to find out whether there are wolverines in the Three Sisters, Mount Jefferson and Mount Washington

Oregon.

"Our interest is in knowing m ore about what species are in the state," he said.

Cameras set Since October, McFadden has been installing bait-andcamera stations around the Cascades, having installed the 20th and final station Thursday, Hiller said. The stations are near avalanche chutes high in the mountains, around 7,000 feet and higher, where snow typically stays thick into

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c ollar them. Capturing t he animals may be traumatic for them, and the relatively light weight of the wolverine makes it hard for the animal to bear the weight of the batteries required for a long-lasting radio or GPS-tracking collar.

The photos in the bait-andcamera system allow scientists to track the animals' movements if they move from station to station. Photos of the underside of the wolverines may show distinctive fur patterns, theirgender and whether the

females are feeding young.

Having studied wolverines since 1978, mainly in Alaska, Magoun bought a house with her husband about five years ago in the northeast Oregon outpost of Flora. The couple splits time between there and Fairbanks, Alaska. From the back ofthe home, on a clear day, she could see the rocky Wallowa Mountains.

While she was told wolverines no longer roamed the mountains, she was sure they were there. The mountains,

ny Kennedy.

Judge Stephen Reinhardt, writing for the majority, relied heavily on a 1996 majority opinion from Kennedy in a case which struck down a C o l orado c o n stitutional amendment thathad banned the passage of laws protect-

ing gay men and lesbians. The voter initiative in California, known as Proposition 8, had done something similar, Reinhardt wrote.

That reasoning, he added, meant that the ruling was confined to California.

"We do not doubt the importance of the more general questionspresented to us concerning the rights of same-sex couples to marry, nor do we doubt that these questions will likely be resolved in other states, and for the nation as a whole, by other courts," he wrote.

"For now," he said, "it suff ices to c onclude that t h e p eople of C a l i fornia m a y not, consistent with the federal Constitution, add to their state Constitution a provision that has no more practical effect than to strip gays and lesbians of their right to use the official designation that the state and society give to committed relationships, thereby adversely affecting the status and dignity of the members of a disfavored class."

T he Supreme Court h a s several options in reviewing the decision. It could reverse it, leaving California's ban on same-sex marriage in place. It could affirm on the narrower theory, which w ould a l low same-sex marriage in California but not require it elsewhere.

Or it could address the broader question of whether the Constitution requires states to allow such marriages.

A plaintiff in the case, Kristin Perry, said she hoped the justices would answer yes to that last question. "There is nothing more important," she said, "than a state ridding itself of discriminatory laws that hurt its citizens every day."

Brian Brown, president of the N ational O r g anization for Marriage, said the court should address the broader question but say no. "What's at stake," he said, "is whether the Constitution demands a redefinition of marriage and whether statescan even vote on this issue."

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sor, probably partly to make sure acase of such importance could be heard by a full ninemember court.

The Obama a d m inistration's attitude toward samesex marriage and the 1996 law has shifted over time. Until last year, the Justice Department defended the law i n c o urt, as it typically does all acts of Congress.

In February 2011, though, Attorney General Eric Holder announced that he and President Barack Obama had concluded that the law was unconstitutional and unworthy of defense in court, though he added that the administration would continue to enforce the law.

In May of this year, Obama a nnounced his support f or same-sex marriage.

After the Justice Department stepped aside, House R epublicans i n tervened t o defend the law. They are represented by Paul Clement, a former solicitor general in the Bush administration.

The Windsor case is thus likely to feature a r ematch between Clement and V errilli, who w ere a ntagonists this year in t h e a rguments over Obama's health care law.

The two cases are likely to be argued in late March, about a year after the health care case was heard.

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Continued from A1 The suit argued that California's voters had violated the federal Constitution the previous year when they overrode a decision of the state's Supreme Court a l l o win g s a m e-sex marriages.

A federal judge in San Francisco agreed, issuing a broad decision that said the Constitution required the state to allow same-sex couples to marry.

The decision has been stayed.

A divided three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, also in San Francisco, affirmed the decision. But the majority relied on narrower groundsthat seemed calculated to avoid Supreme Court review or, at least, attract the vote of the court's presumed swing member, Justice Antho-

agreed to hear, United States v. Windsor, No. 12-307, challenges a part of the Defense of Marriage Act of 1996. Section 3 of the law defines marriage as between only a man and a woman for purposes of more than 1,000 federal laws and p rograms. (Another part of the law, not before the court, says that states need not recognize same-sex marriages from other states.)

The case concerns two New York City women, Edith Windsor and Thea Clara Spyer, who were married in 2007 in Canada. Spyer died in 2009, and Windsor inheritedher property. The 1996 law did not allow the Internal Revenue Service to treat Windsor as a surviving spouse, and she faced a tax bill of some $360,000 that a spouse in an opposite-sex marriage would not have had to pay.

Windsor sued, and in October the federal appeals court in New York struck down the 1996 law. The decision was the second from afederalappeals court to do so, joining one in May from a court in Boston.

The Windsor case made its way the Supreme Court unusually quickly because the parties had filed an appeal from the trial court's decision in the case, also striking down the law, even before the appeals court had ruled.

Windsor, 83, said she was "absolutely thrilled" that the court had agreed to hear her case, adding, "I wish Thea was here to see what is going on."

There was reason to think that Justice Elena Kagan was not free to hear an appeal from the Boston case because she had worked on it or a related case as U.S. solicitor general.

The current solicitor general, Donald Verrilli Jr., provided the court with a number of other options, including Wind-

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Wolverines tunnel through s uch snow, b u ilding d e n s where they raise their young.

Determining whether the animals are breeding in the Cascades is the second goal after first figuring out if they're here or not.

This is where that chunk of dead deer comes intothe research. Wolverines hunt and scavenge for food, with a deer quarter a definite draw.

"It's all about attracting the animal and enticing them to the area, but not giving them an easy meal," Hiller said.

Strung from trees, the bait hangs over a stand that the wolverine must climb to reach the meat. On the way up the a nimal t r i ggers c l ips t h a t take a pinch of its hair, which provides a DNA sample, and activates a m o t ion-sensitive camera that photographs its underbelly.

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she said, are just the right kind of wolverine habitat.

Conducting a survey for the Wolverine Foundation, an international nonprofit group that advocates for the animal, Magoun went in search of wolverines in the Wallowas. In the winter of 2010-11 she set up 16 motion-activated cameras around the mountains and she found evidence of three wolverines, likely all males.

The year before, in 2009, cameras set by other researchers also c a ptured images of wolverines on Mount Adams in Washington and inthe Sierra Nevada in Northern California.

L ast winter o nl y o n e of the W a llowa w olverines, which Magoun calls Stormy, was photographed again. That suggests that it may be a resident while the other two wolverines were just passing through the Wallowas. She's setting up cameras again this winter to test her theory.

Like wolves, wolverines will wander far from where they were born in search of new territory and a mate. A wolf from a pack from the Wallowas — known as OR7 by his GPS collar number — became a media celebrity late last year when he traveled int o C a l ifornia, the first known wolf in the Golden State in nearly 90 years. Two months earlier OR-7 crossed through Central Oregon.

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with shoes really don't understand what's going on with the shoes in my house.

I mean, I admit I'm not the most organized person in the world, and I don't run a "tight ship" when it comes to keeping everything neatly put away (my great-grandmother, whose motto was "a place for everything and everything in its place," would be horrified).

So it's not surprising that my kids have picked up some bad habits regardingtheirown possessions (read: they aren't good at putting stuff away without being told). I only blame myself. And my husband.

However, this laxity does not fully explain what happens to my kids' shoes once they pass the threshold of our front door.

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They become separatedfrom their mates in inexplicable ways.

They shed laces as if they were molting.

They become lost at the most inconvenient times and before the most important occasions.

They seem to become invisible to children who are looking for them, and trust me when I say my children spend an inordinate amount of time looking for their shoes.

I've seen shoes become lost in the time it takes a 7-year-old to walk from the front door to his bedroom.

I've witnessed shoes thought long gone materialize out of nowhere in places no shoe should have been in the first place (the cat food bin, for example, or the blanket trunk).

Shoes in my house appear to exist in their own dimension, only occasionally adhering to the physics and rules of our plane of existence.

A few months ago I determined that a lot of the shoe-related mysteries at home had their origin in the black hole that is my boys' bedroom.

I set out to tackle the problem by cleaning out their closet and organizing their shoes. What I found was baffling: • Snow boots in four sizes, only one of which will fit an actual foot attached to a child that lives in my house, and only two of which had mates (hint: the ones with mates were not the ones that would fit

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• Sandals that are a perfect fit right now, but will be far too small by the time the weather makes them wearable.

• Three different cleats in three different sizes. None had mates.

• One pair of tennis shoes on which the tread was worn practically off on one shoe but hardly at all on the other.

• At least four pairs of shoes (or unmated singles) that were recently purchased but no longer fit.

• A wadded tangle of loose shoelaces.

•Three pairsof decent shoes for the current season that actually fit (one has been lost since then).

This explained a lot, particularly the morning shoe delay (that would be the automatic 20-minute penalty imposed on disorganized families every time they ask the kids to put on their shoes).

No fewer than four mornings this week included shoe-related delays — lost shoes, unmatched shoes and, in one case, laceless shoes. You'd think a 7-year-old would understand that wearing a tennis shoe not just untied, but UNLACED, probably wouldn't fly. But on Friday, he appeared at the door wearing one shoe tied and one shoe completely lacking a lace at all.

He claimed not to be able to find his other shoes. (They were in his closet, but neither one had a shoelace, either).

And that's why I was late to work on Friday. I was busy cannibalizing shoelacesfrom the lone, unmated athletic cleats so I could put them in Jack's hiking boots and we could finally leave the house.

Maybe we should just adopt barefootedness. I'm not sure being more organized about our footwear would entirely solve the problem.

Seeing the letters children send to Santa is one of the highlights of the year for many local postal workers.

"It's the best thing I do all year long," said Gale Rice, information clerk at the Bend Post Office.

Letters arrive addressed in tell-tale handwritten fashion, often in crayon.

All of the children are hoping Santa Claus will grant their wishes. Inside the notes,some words are misspelled and some letters are written out backwards.

Ricesays some children send pages and pages, others cut out items from a catalog to pass along, "So Santa is sure to get the correct thing." The spelling is what gets Rice — she thinks it's pretty cute.

The letters According to a selection of letters from Prineville children, the wishes of kids are varied.

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Some letter-writers get straight to the point: "Yo Santa I want for Christmas is an Oscar that says superstar of the year award" reads one from a little boy.

Many children this year are seeking out high-tech gadgets. A new phone, an iPod Touch, "turtle beach headphones for xbox 360" and a ruby red Nintendo DS. But the sweet underlying sentiment is there — with lots of pleases — whether kids are asking for iPads or a new book. Some want very low-tech items — one child asked for "a horse with carrots, apples, water, pen, bolws for carrots oats appleswater."

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Editor's note:This story gives us a small peek into Santa's workshop. If you still wear footed pajamas and like to leave out cookies for Santa, this might not be the story for you.

anyone).

— Julie Johnson is the features editor at The Bulletin. 541-383-0308, jj ohnson@bendbulletin.com

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Those interested in

Monday.

Directions: 1. Write the letter from Santa to the child.

2. Place the letter into an

volunteering must have a current, valid Oregon driver's license, agood driving record, the ability to pass a criminal

envelope addressed to the

background check, access to a reliable and

child. Write"Santa, North Pole" as the return address.

3. Add a stamp.

4. Put that letter into a larger envelop with the

safe vehicle and current

auto insurance. The volunteers must be in

reasonably good health and complete anapplication and anonline

appropriate postage and mail that to: North Pole Postmark, Postmaster, 4141 Postmark Drive, Anchorage, AK, 995309998 The letter will arrive to the

child with a postmark from

orientation.

Volunteers can choose a schedule that works best for them.

Contact: Lynda Calvi 541-617-0222 or

the North Pole.

acslynda@gmail.com.

— From staff reports

Corrections

Retro toys makeholiday comeback

By Roddie Burris The State (Columbia, S.CJ

Old Maid and marbles, tin checkers, sock mon-

keys and Raggedy Ann storybooks ring up intrinsic childhood memories from the past, especially for baby boomers and their parents.

So it should be of little surprise, then, that vintage toys from Tonka trucks and Furby to Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots and chatter telephones (dial-

up, of course) are causing cash registers to ring during this Christmas season as retailers offerincreased "retro" toy selections.

It is not a full-fledged trend yet, experts say, but each year shoppers are seeing a few more toy items they remember from their pasts.

"This year we happen to have some hot toys — some really 'topping everyone's list toys,' and I think it's bringing it more tothe forefront," said Laurie Schacht, toy expert and co-publisher of the Toy Insider, an annual consumer holiday toy gutde.

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By Ellen Gray was never a question.

Philadelphia Daily News "When I was growing up, PHILADELPHIA — "Peo- my parents used to say to ple will ask me, 'What are me — and to my five brothyou?'" complains 17-year- ers and sisters - 'Don't let old Nayo Jones in the latest anyone tell you you're not installment of CNN's "Black black. And don't let anyone in America" setell yo u y o u 're ries, which asks not Latina.' And I Ty SppT the not-so-simple remember thinkquestion, "Who ing, 'Who's the they?' I grew up in all-white Is Black in America?"

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Cuba) was talking about.

Like Jones, a senior at the And now I understand what Philadelphia H ig h S c hool she was talking about: She for Creative and Performing was trying to give me a sense Arts featured in Sunday's of identity ... that she knew show, O'Brien is the daugh- p eople would tr y t o c h i p ter of a black mother and a away at." white father.

Too light, too dark, too "I guess (the question) whatever: The p ersistence used to just really annoy me of "colorism" nearly a cenand frustrate me, because it tury and a half after the end really goes to the essence of of slavery — and four years who you are," O'Brien said intothe presidency ofBarack in a phone interview ear- Obama — is a running theme lier this week. "And some- in the film, its connection times, when I was herage, to history demonstrated to I would've said, 'It's none of schoolchildren in Richmond, your damn business, leave it Va., in a segment in which alone.' It used to just really Kiara Lee, who runs workannoy me." shops on colorism, subjects These days, "and probably children to the "paper-bag" because of my job, I'm just test, telling those whose skin much more open to discuss- is darker than the bag that ing the question. Because I they must sit in the back. " Brutal, r ig h t? " sai d kind of love the conversation," which can go some- O'Brien, who has four chilthing like this: dren of her own, when I con"'What do you think I am? fessed to cringing.

"I think that the point she's And why do you ask'?' Or, 'I'm an American.' And then, trying to make is that these invariably, because that's not kids are already having diswhat they're asking, you play cussions about who's valudumb a little bit," she said, able and who's not (based on laughing, because "I find skin color). She's just giving the conversation intriguing. them historical context."

And when I was Nayo's age, Still, "it just breaks your I didn't find it intriguing. I heart."

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Woman thinksdisability may scareawaysuitors Dear Abby: I am a 41-year-

old female working on my associate's degree in paralegal studies. Most people I know tell me I'm attractive, and I do get some second looks from men, but there is one thing I think — although I'm not sure — that scares them away. I am disabled.

Idress well,am an average weight for my h eight, independent-minded, although not quite independent physically. I get around on crutches.

I live with my parents. I enjoy and participate in physical activities. I don't have a lot of friends, which is fine with me, but I do have a number of special ones. I tryto make the best of my disability, and everyone I know, even strangers, tell me I do well and admire me for my courage and strength.

I should be happy with that, but sometimes it bothers me that I haven't found one man who can see past whatever it is that keeps them from liking me. I know a number of

grumpy, unhappy, ungrateful women who abuse the men in their lives, and sometimes I can't help but wonder at how "blind" their partners are.

I am not desperate. I like my alone time. But it's a big, beautiful world out there, and I'd like to share it with someone.

— At a Loss in Ohio Dear At a Loss: You need to widen your circle of acquaintances. Once you have completed your studies and have more time, make it your business to join local and state groups associated with your profession.

While some people

may be put off by your disability, not everyone will be. Many people with physical disabilities have romantic lives and good marriages to partners who see past their disabilities and recognize all of the things they CAN do.

P.S. I know I have said this before, but you should also consider volunteering some

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Dear Abby: L a s t ni g h t I received a c all f r o m m y a lmost-5-year-old gr an d daughter asking me for Santa Claus' phone number. It seems she is very angry at her daddy for callingher a brat because she wouldn't give him a hug.

She wants to tattle on her daddy to Santa.

Her parents are not together. Her daddy's involvement has been only within the last year. She seemed very upset about the incident, and I want to make sure "Santa" gives her a good answer. I asked her to write a letter instead of phoning Santa to give me time for an answer. Did I do the right thing'?

— Grandma T., Pacific Grove, Calif.

Dear Gramdma T.:Yes. Once your granddaughter has written the letter to Santa you may find that she no longer dwells on what happened. However, if she continues to look for a reply, "Santa's" response should be that her daddy was hurt when sherefused to give him a hug because daddies need love just as little girls do.

But name-calling is wrong, no matter how old you are, and he shouldn't have called her a brat — which is why he'll be getting a lump of coal in his stocking at Christmas.

To My Jewish Readers: The eight days of Hanukkah begin at sundown. (I cannot believe how early it has fallen this year.) Happy Hanukkah, everyone. A joyous Festival of Lights to all of you!

— Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.comor PO. Box 69440,Los Angeles, CA 90069.

Horoscope:HappyBirthday for Saturday,Dec.8, 2012

By Jacqueline Bigar This year your priorities are your friends and expanding your immediate world. From summer on, you will be favored in the area of love, whether you're single or attached. You have afiery temper, and you often diffuse your anger through spending or by indulging in some other type of activity. If you are single, you have an opportunity to change your status. A potential sweetie is right around the corner.

If you are attached, you could be unusually romantic. Many of you m ight chooseto takeasecond honeymoon. You will see your significant other become more upbeat. LIBRA can tell you off, but you rarely realize it until hours later!

The Stars Show the Kind of Day You'll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult ARIES (March 21-April 19) ** * * You will do everything you can to get together with a friend you might not have seen for a while.

Frustration could translate to anger, if you are not careful. Be patient, and you will achieve your desired goal.

Tonight: Out with a favorite group of friends.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ** * Listen to others. You might have decided to complete a certain amount of chores or must-do holiday errands. You will be spending a lot of money, but you also choose gifts that have an emotional investment. Tonight: Choose a local spotfor dinner.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ** * * Tension could be high.

Someoneyou care aboutm ight be demanding in a way that is important to him or her but irrelevant to you. Still, put yourself in this person's shoes, and try to understand where he or she is coming from. Tonight: Enjoy every moment.

CANCER(June 21-July 22) ** * You might opt for a lazy Saturday at home, but be aware that a partner or dear friend simply wants to spend time with you. This person's idea of "doing something" could be very different from yours.

Tonight: You value this person; act like you do!

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ** * * Z e ro in on what is important to you. You have a tendency to minimize your needs in order to satisfy others. Once in a while, you will need to indulge

yourself. Tonight: Out, but not too far from home.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ** * * B e reasonable. Get your shopping done on a reasonable schedule in order to enjoy yourself more. A child or new friend could be very difficult. Do not let someone who is unhappy trigger a reaction from you. Detach yourself from the situation. Tonight: Your treat.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) ** * * * Y our smile attracts many people. Clearly, you are irresistible.

Afamily member could be on the warpath; step back and just let this person be. Understand what is happening with him or her, but focus on enjoying yourself. Make the most outofthe moment. Tonight: Happy at home.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ** * If you need to get away from all the stress someone brings into your life, do just that. Those in your immediate circle will appreciate you taking time for yourself. Don't internalize your frustration; instead, consider other ways to express it.

Tonight: Let others wonder.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) ** * * P ut your best foot forward.

When you do this, you'll discover how supportive a key person is of you. Do not minimize this person's role in your life. Enjoy the easy exchange, but know that a serious conversation might be necessary to clear the air. Tonight: You don't have to go far.

CAPRICORN(Dec. 22-Jan.19) ** * Follow through on a commitment involving a co-worker or a family member. This person appreciates your efforts, and you'll feel much better afterward, too.

Curb a tendency to be grumpy and difficult. Tonight: Out and about.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) ** * * C onsider those at a distance. You can't always stay on top of everything, but certain people really do count on you. Listen to a child or a fun loved one. Do not let a former grievance dominate your day. Tonight: Be spontaneous.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) ** * * Try to be more sensitive to others. A special person needs your time and attention. A friend chimes in with a similar request. You have to make a judgment call. You know who is more important, as this person might need you more right now. Tonight: Add some romance. © 2012 by King Features Syndicate

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Allow at least 10days before the desired date of publication. Ongoing listings must be updated monthly. Contact: 541-383-0351.

TODAY "THE METROPOLITANOPERA: UN BALLO INMASCHERA": Starring Sondra Radvanovsky, Marcello Alvarez and Stephanie Blythe in presentation of Verdi's masterpiece; opera performance transm>tted hve >nh<gh definition; $24, $22 seniors, $18 children; 9:55 a.m.; Regal Old MillStadium168 IMAX,680 S.W. Powerhouse Drive, Bend; 541-382-6347.

I'LLBE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS HOME TOUR:See a home decorated in holiday style, with more than 40 decorated Christmas trees, wall hangings and more; proceeds benefit the Children's Vision Foundation, Deschutes County Historical Museum, Williams Syndrome Association and Bend Heroes Foundation; $5 in advance, $6 at the door;10a.m.-4p.m.; tour home, 21163 Clairaway Ave., Bend; 541-389-1813 or www. deschuteshistory.org.

INDOORSWAPMEET: Featuring 70 local vendors, with new and used items, antique collectibles, crafts and more; free admission; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; 694 S.E. Third St., Bend; 541-317-4847.

SENSATIONALSATURDAY: Learn about multi-cultural holiday traditions celebrated throughout the West, with a holiday hunt and crafts; included in the price of admission; $12 adults, $10 ages 65 and older, $7 ages 5-12, free ages 4 and younger; 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; High Desert Museum, 59800 S. U.S. Highway 97, Bend; 541-382-4754 or www. highdesertmuseum.org.

MOTORCYCLISTSOF CENTRAL OREGON TOYRUN: Toydrive featuring a chili contest, live music, a raffle, games, a motorcycle ride through Bend and more; donations benefit the Bend Elks' Christmas charity food baskets; donation of new unwrapped toy requested; 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; Cascade HarleyDavidson of Bend, 63028 Sherman Road; 541-280-0478.

PHOTOS WITHFRONTIER SANTA:Takepictures with a Victorian-era Father Christmas; proceeds benefit the museum's educational programs; $3 for photos, plus museum admission; 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; High Desert Museum, 59800 S. U.S. Highway 97, Bend; 541-382-4754 or www. highdesertmuseum.org.

GRIMES'CHRISTMAS SCENE:A display of lighted and mechanical Christmas decorations; open through Dec. 24; free;1-7 p.m.; Crook County Fairgrounds, 1280 S. Main St., Prineville; 541-447-5006 or grimes©crestviewcable.com.

THE WRONG HEROES: Dr. Elizabeth Daniels discusses how to teach girls to critique media content, titled "Helping Young People Navigate Beyond Naked Royals, Lindsay's Arrests and Snooki's Baby"; free; 2 p.m.; Redmond Public Library, 827 S.W. Deschutes Ave.; 541-3121034 or www.deschuteslibrary. org/calendar.

BEND GAME NIGHT: Play available board games or bring your own; free; 6 p.m.-midnight; East Bend Public Library, 62080 Dean Swift Road; 541-318-8459.

COMMUNITY CRECHEEXHIBIT: Featuring Nativity displays from around the world and live music; free; 6-9 p.m.; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 333 S.E. Idlewood St., Prineville; 541-233-3633.

SMALLTOWN POETS CHRISTMAS:A performance by the Christian rock act, proceeds benefit Kilns College; $12; 6:30 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m.; Kilns Bookstore, 550 S.W. Industrial Way, Suite180, Bend; www. kilnscollege.org.

"FLOWERS FORALGERNON": The Crook County High School drama department presents the David Rogers play about a man who participates in an experiment to enhance his intellect; $5; 7 p.m.; Crook County High School, Eugene Southwell Auditorium, 1100 S.E. Lynn Blvd., Prineville; 541-4166900.

"HIGH DESERT NUTCRACKER":Redmond School of Dance presents the classic holiday ballet, in a style inspired by present day Central Oregon; $11, $5 ages10 and younger; 7 p.m.; Ridgeview High School, 4555 S.W. Elkhorn Ave., Redmond; 541-548-6957 or www.redmondschoolofdance. com.

"IT'SA WONDERFUL LIFE": The Bend Experimental Art Theatre presents the classic holiday tale about George Bailey and his guardian angel; $15, $10 students ages 5-18; 7 p.m.; 2nd Street Theater, 220 N.E. Lafayette Ave., Bend; 541-4195558 or www.beattickets.org.

DMX:The rapper performs, with Killa E, Jagi Blanco, DJ Pacman and a taping of the "Latin Goddesses" TV show; $20; 7 p.m.; Liquid Lounge,70 N.W .

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Bend Experimental Art Theatre's production of "It's a Wonderful Life" continues at the 2nd Street Theater, 220 N.E. Lafayette Ave., Bend. Showtimes are 7 tonight and 2 p.m. Sunday. The play continues next Thursday through Dec. 16, with showtimes at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 2 p.m. on Dec. 16. Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for students age 5-18. To learn more, call 541-419-5558 or go to www.beattickets.org.

Newport Ave., Bend; 541-389-6999 or www.liquidclub.net.

HOLIDAYCONCERT:Featuring the Cascade Brass Quintet and jazz singer Michelle Van Handel; free; 7 p.m.; First United Methodist Church, 680 N.W. Bond St., Bend; 541-3821672.

BEND COMMUNITY CONTRADANCE:Featuring caller Rich Goss and music by The Hat Band; $7; 7 p.m. beginner's workshop, 7:30 p.m. dance; Boys & Girls Club of Bend, 500 N.W.Wall St.; 541-330-8943.

CENTRALOREGON MASTERSINGERS:The47-voice choir presents "Ring Noel" under the direction of Clyde Thompson, with the Bells of Sunriver; $16 plus fees; 7:30 p.m.; Tower Theatre, 835 N.W. Wall St., Bend; 541-317-0700 or www.towertheatre.org.

TRIAGE:The comedy improvisational troupe performs; $5; 7:30 p.m.; Greenwood Playhouse, 148 N.W.Greenwood Ave., Bend; 541-389-0803 or www. cascadestheatrical.org.

LOST BAYOU RAMBLERS: The Cajun-influenced rock band performs, with Pheasant and Bitterroot; $5 plus fees in advance, $10 at the door; 8 p.m.; The Horned Hand, 507 N.W.Colorado Ave., Bend; 541-728-0879 or www.reverbnation.com/venue/ thehornedhand.

DJ Z-TRIP:The DJ performs at the Slipmat Science RoboLiquidPop party, with DJ Wicked, Woody McBride, Mosley Wotta and more; $20; 9 p.m., doors open at 8 p.m.; Domino Room, 51 N.W.Greenwood Ave., Bend; 541-788-2989 or www. slipmatscience.com.

SOL SEED:The reggae-rock act performs, with Strive Roots; $5; 9 p.m.; Silver Moon Brewing 8 Taproom, 24 N.W. Greenwood Ave., Bend; 541-388-8331 or www. silvermoonbrewing.com.

SUNDAY "WE GREWWINGS": A screening of the documentary about the University of Oregon women's track and field team, and the progression of women's sports over the last 40 years since Title IX's passing; $10; 1 p.m.; Sisters Movie House, 720 Desperado Court; 541-549-8800.

GRIMES'CHRISTMAS SCENE:A display of lighted and mechanical Christmas decorations; open through Dec. 24; free;1-7 p.m.; Crook County Fairgrounds, 1280 S. Main St., Prineville; 541-447-5006 or grimes©crestviewcable.com.

OREGON OLDTIME FIDDLERS: Fiddle music and dancing. Additional jam format from12-1 p.m. includes junior, adult and senior fiddlers from the region; informal acoustic jam for non-performing musicians in the Auxiliary room of the VFWhall from1-3 p.m; donations accepted; 1-3:30 p.m. dance; VFWHall, 1836 S.W. Veterans Way, Redmond; 541647-4789.

"HIGH DESERTNUTCRACKER": RedmondSchoolofDance presents the classic holiday ballet, in a style inspired by present day Central Oregon; $11, $5 ages10and younger; 2 p.m.; Ridgeview High School, 4555 S.W. Elkhorn Ave., Redmond; 541-548-6957 or www. redmondschoolof dance.com.

"IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE":The Bend Experimental Art Theatre presents the classic holiday tale about George Bailey and his guardian angel; $15, $10 students ages 5-18; 2 p.m.; 2nd Street Theater, 220 N.E. Lafayette Ave., Bend; 541-419-5558 or www. beattickets.org.

CENTRALOREGON MASTERSINGERS:The47-voice choir presents "Ring Noel" under the direction of Clyde Thompson, with the Bells of Sunriver; $16 plus fees; 2 p.m.; Tower Theatre, 835 N.W. Wall St., Bend; 541-317-0700 or www.towertheatre.org.

SECONDSUNDAY:Kristy Athens reads from a selection of her work; followed by an open mic; free; 2 p.m.; Downtown Bend Public

Library, 601 N.W. Wall St.; 541-3121032 or www.deschuteslibrary. org/calendar.

MENORAHLIGHTING:A lighting of a giant menorah; followed by music, crafts and more; free; 5 p.m.; Center Plaza, the Old Mill District, Southwest Powerhouse Drive between The GapandAnthony's, Bend; 541-633-7991.

FOUNTAINVIEWACADEMY ORCHESTRAANDSINGERS: The group from British Columbia performs,"0 Holy Night"; free; 7 p.m.; Bend Seventh-dayAdventist Church, 21610 N.E. Butler Market Road; 541-647-1726 or www. fountainofmusic.com.

MONDAY BELLS OFSUNRIVER: Ring in the season with handbell choir the Bells of Sunriver, as they play familiar holiday tunes; free;11 a.m.; La Pine Public Library, 16425 First St.; 541312-1034 or www.deschuteslibrary. org/calendar.

TUESDAY CASCADEHORIZON BAND:The senior band performs their annual Christmas concert with popular holiday music; free; 11:30 a.m.; Bend Senior Center, 1600 S.E. Reed Market Road; 541-639-7734, cascadehorizonband©aol.com or www.cascadehorizonband.org.

ADVENT LECTURE: A presentation by author, scholar and theologian Marcus Borg, titled "The Birth Stories - What Are They About?"; free; 7 p.m.; St. Helens Hall, Trinity Episcopal Church, 231 N.W. Idaho Ave., Bend; 541-382-5542.

HISTORY PUB: A presentation by Dr. David James on the declining monarch butterfly populations in California and the Pacific Northwest; free; 7 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m.; McMenamins Old St.FrancisSchool,700 N.W. Bond St., Bend; 541-382-5174 or www. mcmenamins.com.

WEDNESDAY GRIMES'CHRISTMAS SCENE:A display of lighted and mechanical Christmas decorations; open through Dec. 24; free; 2-6 p.m.; Crook County Fairgrounds, 1280 S. Main St., Prineville; 541-447-5006 or grimes©crestviewcable.com.

AUTHOR PRESENTATION:Kimberly Jensen talks about her book "Oregon's Doctor to the World: Esther Pohl Lovejoy and a Life in Activism"; free; 3 p.m.; Des Chutes Historical Museum, 129 N.W. Idaho Ave., Bend; 541-389-1813 or www. deschuteshistory.org.

OPERATIONELF BASH: A holiday party with food, live music, a DJ and a raffle and a toy drive; new, unwrapped toy donations benefit Operation Elf Box; $15 in advance, $20 at the door; 5-10 p.m.; Century Center, 70 S.W.Century Drive, Bend; 541-383-3300 or www. bendradiogroup.com.

AUTHOR PRESENTATION:John Schwechten recites a selection of his poetry, followed by a QB A; free; 6 p.m.; The Nature of Words, 224 N.W. Oregon Ave., Bend; 541-6472233, info©thenatureofwords.org or www.thenatureofwords.org.

KNOW HEROES: Wiliam Akin discusses, "From 4-Color to 3D: A History of the American Superhero"; free; 6 p.m.; Downtown Bend Public Library, 601 N.W. Wall St.; 541-3121034 or www.deschuteslibrary. org/calendar.

STORIESFROM TERRA MADRE AND POTLUCK:Hear stories from delegates who recently returned from Italy, with a potluck; free; 6:30 p.m.; Cascade Culinary Institute, 2555 N.W. Campus Village Way, Bend; 541-279-0841.

MATT THEELECTRICIAN: The roots-pop artist performs; $10; 7 p.m.; The Belfry, 302 E. Main Ave., Sisters; 541-815-9122 or www. belfryevents.com.

RAINBOWGIRLS: TheCalifornia-

based folk act performs; free; 7 p.m.; McMenamins Old St. Francis School, 700 N.W. Bond St., Bend; 541-382-5174 or www. mcmenamins.com.

DEANA CARTER: Thecountry artist performs, with Aaron Benward and Brian McComas; with a toy drive; $20, $15 with an unwrapped toy, plus fees; 8 p.m.; Maverick's Country Bar & Grill, 20565 Brinson Blvd., Bend; 541-325-1886 or www. maverickscountrybar.com.

THURSDAY GRADUATIONAUCTION: Silent auction to benefit Summit High School's graduation party; free admission; 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Athletic Club of Bend, 61615 Athletic Club Drive; 541-408-0344 or www. summitstormboosters.com.

GRIMES'CHRISTMAS SCENE:A display of lighted and mechanical Christmas decorations; open through Dec. 24; free; 2-6 p.m.; Crook County Fairgrounds,1280 S. Main St., Prineville; 541-447-5006 or grimes@crestviewcable.com.

SCIENCEPUB: Melissa Cheyney talks about maternal health in "The Politics and Science of Being Born: Location, Location, Location"; registration requested; free; 5:307:30 p.m.; McMenamins Old St. Francis School, 700 N.W. Bond St., Bend; 541-322-3152 or www. mcmenamins.com.

KNOW HEROES: Peter Ames Carlin, the author of the biography, "Bruce," gives a lecture about the rock icon titled, "Bruce Springsteen: An American Musical Hero"; free; 6:30 p.m.; East Bend Public Library, 62080 Dean Swift Road; 541-3503537 or http://j.mp/brucereading.

"IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE": The Bend Experimental Art Theatre presents the classic holiday tale about George Bailey and his guardian angel; $15, $10 students ages 5-18; 7 p.m.; 2nd Street Theater, 220 N.E. Lafayette Ave., Bend; 541-419-5558 or www. beattickets.org.

AUTHOR PRESENTATION:Michael Stevens talks about his book, "Being an Ordinary Buddha: Practicing the Natural Mind"; with an art sale benefiting the Ten Friends Relief Center and the Natural Dharma Center; free; 7-9 p.m.; The Old Stone, 157 N.W. Franklin Ave., Bend; 541-388-3352 or www. naturalminddharma.org.

POETRY READING:Creative writing students from Kilns College share their poetry, with an open mic; free; 7-9 p.m.; Crow's Feet Commons, 875 N.W. Brooks St., Bend; 541728-0066.

CURRENTSWELL:The Canadian roots-rock act peforms; $5; 8 p.m.; The Horned Hand, 507 N.W. Colorado Ave., Bend; 541-728-0879 or www.reverbnation.com/venue/ thehornedhand.

FRIDAY LUNCH AND LECTURE: Learn about how the Pole Creek Fire in Sisters will encourage a healthy ecosystem; bring a sack lunch; included in the price of admission; $12 adults, $10 ages 65 and older, $7 ages 5-12, free ages 4 and younger; noon-1 p.m.; HighDesertMuseum, 59800 S.U.S. Highway 97, Bend; 541-382-4754 or www.highdesertmuseum.org.

GRIMES'CHRISTMAS SCENE:A display of lighted and mechanical Christmas decorations; open through Dec. 24; free; 2-7 p.m.; Crook County Fairgrounds,1280 S. Main St., Prineville; 541-447-5006 or grimes@crestviewcable.com.

DIRKSENDERBYKICKOFF PARTY: Featuring live music, an artauction, a raffle and more; proceeds benefit Tyler Eklund; $5 suggested donation; 6-11 p.m.; Century Center, 70 S.W. Century Drive, Bend; 541480-1414.

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"It kind of brightens our year. It's nice to take a minute and remember kind of what the season is a/I about."

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of the "hottest" toys out there, along with the return of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which also is doing well at retail counters.

But so is the decades-old Slinky, (the song is celebrating it s 5 0 t h a n n iversary), Cabbage Patch babies and Spirographs, in limited distribution this holiday year, but

poised for a bigger release in 2013, Schacht said.

"It's such a great toy, a craft activity," she said of the Spirograph. "I was so excited when I saw it."

It's a combination of factors that bring a retro toy to y 'QA1 the top of current toy lists, Schacht said, including parents who r e member when they played with the toy or parents who remember when their kids played with the toy Tim Dominicki The state (columbia, s.o ) (and now want to purchase it Toys from yesteryear,like these at Mast General Store in Cofor their grandkids). lumbia, S.C., are making a comeback this holiday season.

I n t h e c a s e o f Fu r b y , Schacht said each of her kids h ad their ow n w h e n t h ey his grandchildren who didn't pect whenthey come in.

"The most f amous retro were little. " Now Furby i s have their own. He said he is back, and back in a big way. happy to share toys that he toy that we carry is our Sock You're seeing Furby all over played with as a child with Monkey," Smyrl said. "That is — that's another thing that's h is g r a n dchildren. E a c h probably our biggest-selling clearly moving it to the top game set will be carved with retro toy." Harkening back to of the list. And this Furby is each child's initials, he said, really hard economic times even better than the original to help keep down the fuss. in the U.S., people made the one," Schacht said, featuring "Anything that's non-elec- now highly-recognizable toy more animation and f u n c- tronic, that's not in front of a with the b r ight red smiles TV, I'm in favor of," Palmer tioning on 21st-century apps. out of available, often used, S chacht admits that h e r said, explaining that he "used scraps of material. initial concerns that the retro simple toys" in his childhood Fisher-Price toys from the Furby would be too expen- growing up in Cayce.

1960s and 1970s also are feasive (they cost considerably And though he w h ipped tured in the Mast General toy more than the originals), have out a cellphone to quickly lineup, Smyrl said, including proven to be misguided. call home so as to be precise the retro camera, the milk While Furby,Teenage Muabout the ages of the four truck, x y l ophones, p i anos tant Ninja Turtles and Cab- grandkids — two of them 6 and radios, and this year, the bage Patch dolls are beloved years old and two of them 8 Tonka truck. And other clasby Gen Xers, certain retro years old— Palmer was clear sics — such as the standard toys resonate across genera- that he sees great value in the slingshot and old-fashioned tions, she said. And several toys of yesteryear. cork gun — ca n b e f o und "When I was growing up, there. retailers now carry displays "Our toys are adirect reof retro toy items, from loour imaginations was what cal second-hand and vintage we had," he said. "How many flection of th e w h ole Mast shops to Target, Toys R Us, kids know about marbles?" store experience," Smyrl said, Wal-Mart, Mast General and Palmer said. "It's amazing which means taking a deep others. how many kids are enthralled breath, slowing down, and Jimmy Palmer of Gilbert, by these toys when they get stepping back in time.

"They serve to get people grandfather of f o ur , f ound them, just like we were." himself in the Mast General A t Mast General, all t h e away from the whole screen Store in Columbia, S.C., last t oys are r e t ro, s ai d R u t h experience with t o ys," she week picking up two Floating Smyrl, general manager, so said, meaning nothing that Ball game sets for the two of customers know what to exrequires a battery.

letter that said "I'm sorry I've been so r u d e b efore Christmas."

Krabill says, just because they live in Christmas Valley doesn't mean they receive more letters to Santa although some p eople send Christmas cards to the post office to get a special Christmas postmark.

on it. The letter from Prineville is in verse. Here's an Continued from B1 excerpt: "I'll be checking my Another asked for a "real lists to find out just who/ has real talking parrot with cage, done all the things I expected food please I always wanted them to./ Have you minded a talking parrot." your manners and tried to Many children make their be good?/ Been thoughtful of case, "p.s. I have been a very others as everyone should?/ good student and big sister," I want you to know in this writes one. In c ase Santa message I send/ that Santa needs extra encouragement Claus loves you, my d ear Letters back to visit, one writer shares: "I little friend ... My friends at will make sure to have cookLocal children who send the Post Office have helped ies and milk out for you." letters to Santa are also likely me so;/I received your letter, to get a personal response. in spite of the snow./ So try Small town Postal workers in Bend and to be patient, my sweet little Darrel Krabill, the c onPrineville send back a form dear/ I better get finished, for tractor for the postal station letter with the child's name Christmas is near." in Christmas Valley, plans on it. Rice says they serve The sooner a child mails a to personally respond to all the zip codes that start with letter to Santa, the more likeof the letters to Santa he re- 977 inthe area and prefer to ly post office staff will have ceives, although he doesn't make responses in-house. time to reply — responses are expect to get more than just "It's so important that they less likely after Dec. 20. a few. get a response," said Rice.

Not all children who write Until recently, there was a She thinks the work is imletters to S anta, however, man in town who used to re- portant because it's a child's w ill r eceive something i n spond to all of the letters and Christmas. return. The letters of many "That's the magic," said would also send a gift to the children in Oregon will go children, but he died, Krabill Rice. unanswered this year due said. Krabill, who has lived The Bend Post Office's to a change in policy from in Christmas Valley " f orletter reads, "Thank you for the U.S. Postal Service. Acever" and knows all the kids your lovely letter. There is cording to Ron A n derson, in town, likes to personal- lots of snow here at the North c ustomer r e l ations c o o r ize the notes to the children Pole. The elves and I are very dinator with t h e P o rtland — suggesting a girl be nice to busy! Rudolph has been busy Postal District, the program her little sister and mention- shining up his nose and all is cancelled this year due to ing the little girl by name. Or the reindeer are excited about concerns about child safety. mentioning a second-grade flying through the sky. Re- In the past, a group of volteacher's name. He likes to member, my elves are always unteers had helped answer think of the kids saying "How watching. They are so tiny the large volume of letters did Santa know that?" they can hide in the funniest to Santa they received. AnTypically kids just include places. Your friend, Santa." derson said staff members a list of items. "I don't even Brian Moore, the postmas- — like those in Bend, Prineknow what some of this stuff ter of the Prineville Post Of- ville and Christmas Valleyis," said Krabill. But some- fice, said so far this year they were still allowed to respond. t imes the lists make h i m are receiving more letters Responding to the letters is l augh. Krabill s h ared h i s than they did in years past. "something we enjoy doing," favorite gift request sent in He expects to have about 50 said Moore. The staff memby one little girl in town: DQ by the time Christmas is here. bers usually post the letters to Blizzard M aker, N i ntendo The ones that stand out to a Bulletin board for employDS, Magic Unicorn Cuddle Moore are the letters that ask ees to enjoy. "It kind of brightPuppet and s ummer sau- a lot of questions: How do ens our year," said Moore. sage. Something about the you go down the chimney? "It's nice to take a minute and inclusion of summer sausage Do you know the name of ev- remember kind of what the made him crack up, he said. ery child in the world? season is all about."

Other times, kids include The children receive back — Reporter: 541-617-7860, apologies — he recalls one a form letter with their name ajohnson@bendbu!Ietin.com

Get ATaste For Food. Home Sr Garden Every Tuesday In AT HOME TheBulletin

Corral holidayclutter before it fills the house

By Nicole Anzia Special to The Washington Post

Just as I was beginning to feel caught up on paperwork after Thanksgiving, the mail dropped through the slot in my front door. The enormous thud actually made me groan.

In December, the constant stream of c atalogues, bills, invitations, solicitations from charitable organizations, holiday cards and packages is relentless, leaving even the most organized among us wondering what to do with it alL T he ke y t o ma k i n g i t through the month w ithout feeling like you're buried in paper is to take time to "process" your mail each day. Here are some tips for how to manage almost everything your mail carrier delivers.

Catalogs Even though we all receive f ewer catalogs than i n t h e past, the stacks still pile up daily in D ecember. Take a quick look at each day's arriv-

als. Recycle as many as possible and set aside only those that you know you will look

through. Many people are nostalgic about holiday catalogs and find them difficult to discard, but try not to get too attached. Many retailers send almost the same catalog each week, and you can always find what you need online.

Holiday cards C ards are d efinitely t h e most fun thing to open this time of year, but they also pile up quickly. After you admire your cousin's new baby, make note of the return address and recycle the envelope. All of the cards should be kept in one place. Don't leave them scattered throughout the house.

Bills Open them. Ignoring them will not make them disappear.

Discard everything except the statement and the return enve-

lope (if you plan to mail your payment). Place all the bills in

one place, pay them every two weeks and file at the end of the month. Because we can pay bills from almost anywhere now, it is easy for statements to end up in a purse, on a bedside table or in the car. Try to pay and save them in one location.

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THE BULLETIN • SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2012

LOCAL BRIEFING Prineville man charged in rape Police arrested a Prineville man late

Thursday night after receiving a report he had sexually assaulted a

47-year-old woman,the Prineville Police Department said.

Karl Ewert Jansson, 66, is facing charges of rape, sex abuse,assault and harassment.

At around midnight Thursday, a Prineville

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By Scott Hammers The Bulletin

A confessed serial killer who committed suicide in an Alaska jail last weekend told investigators he raped a teenaged girl near Maupin in the late 1990s.

The girl is believed to have been the first victim of Israel Keyes, who slashed his wrists and strangled himself with a sheet in his jail cell late Satur-

day or early Sunday. Keyes, 34, was awaiting trial for the rape,murder and dismemberment of 18-year-old Samantha Koenig, who was abducted last February from the Anchorage coffee stand where she worked.

Prior to his suicide, Keyes had confessed to killing at least seven people over 11 years.

A news release issued by the FBI's Portland Field Office

on Friday details what Keyes reportedly told FBI agents in Alaska about the incident near Maupin.

Keyes said sometime between 1996 and 1998, he met the 14- to 18-year-old girl along the Deschutes River.

The victim was with friends, but Keyes told investigators he was able to "discreetly separate"her from those who were with her, the release stated.

Investigators have not yet been able to find any police reports describing an attack matching the description provided by Keyes, but noted it's possible the victim never reported being raped.

Lane McGill, chief deputy sheriff of Wasco County, said the FBI notified his office of the potential Maupin connection in late November.

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woman reported that a man, later identified

as Jansson, hadsexually assaulted her at a residence on Northeast Third Street. She suf-

fered minor injuries and was treated at Pioneer Memorial Hospital, ac-

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the incident is ongoing.

Bridge repair to shut down road Crews from the Deschutes County Road Department will start work Monday to replace the deck on a bridge on South Sisemore Road in the

Tumalo Reservoir area.

Although work will start Monday, the actual road will be closed between 8 a.m. and 4

p.m. Tuesday during construction.

Because of limited

access to the area, Deschutes County Road staff asks that most motorists avoid

using the bridge during the deck replacement.

— From staff reports

STATE NEWS

Baker City

• ColumdiaRiver: State bans gillnet fishing; Washington set to vote

on ban.

• Portland:Green retirement highrise offers many amenities.

• Baker City:Man convicted of trying to

murder grandson's father.

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The Dutchman Flat Sno-Park has had many overuse and crowded parking problems throughout the last several years.

or new snoaces some o osi ion

By Dylan j. Darling The Bulletin

The Deschutes National Forest plan to build a new

sno-park along Cascade Lakes Highway faces objections from backcountry skiers andsnowmobile riders alike.

"We've gotten appeals from all sides of the spectrum," said Kevin Larken, district ranger for the BendFort Rock District of the forest.

The Kapka Butte Snopark, planned for where state Highway 45 from Sunriver meets Cascade Lakes Highway, would feature 70

parking spots big enough for vehicles towing trailers.

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Along with the parking lots, the sno-park would have two bathrooms.

By building Kapka Sno-

park, the U.S. Forest Service intends to stop crowding up the road at Dutchman Flat Sno-park, said Amy

Tinderholdt, recreation team leader for the Bend-Fort Rock District.

"We feel that Kapka (Butte) Sno-park would alleviate some of the parking congestion we have at Dutchman," she said.

There are 26 parking spots at Dutchman, most for passenger vehicles. The forest released its final plans for the project in September and took appeals until early last month.

But appeals filed by skiers and snowmobile riders call for the agency to focus on redesigning Dutchman Flat rather than building the new sno-park.

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CROOK COUNTY

School bond plan moving forward

By Ben Botkin The Bulletin

The Crook County School District is moving forward with plans to put a bond on the ballot in May 2013 that would pay for a new school and facilities improvements throughout the district.

There's still plenty of work ahead, like selecting a site for the new school and calculating a final dollar amount for the bond.

But the school board voted unanimously Nov. 19 in support of moving forward with a bond.

Preliminary estimates put the bond amount at about $31.5 mtlhon, though that could change before it goes to a vote. Of that amount, about $18 million would goto a new elementary school that would replace Ochoco and Crooked River Elementary schools in Prineville, said district Superintendent Duane Yecha. The remainder would go toward facilities improvements in other schools.

The timing for the bond proposal is ideal, said board Chairwoman Patti Norris.

"This is our first bond in 20 years and our previous bond, which was used to build the high school, is expiring," she said.

That bond, on which property owners pay about $1 per $1,000 of assessed value, matures in 2014. The goal is to put a new bond proposal out with a rate as close as possible to that of the expiring bond.

The final rate of the proposal isn't yet determined and will depend on the assessed property values, Norris said.

"The goal will be to size the bond so it builds the project we need and doesn't result in a significant increase in the tax rate," she sa>d.

Before making the decision, the school district took steps to plan for a bond and gauge voter sent>ment.

A survey earlier this year of 380 registered voters in the district found a majority — 60 percent — were in favor of a bond proposal.

Another 28 percent opposed it and 12 percent were uncertain, according to the survey results.

— Reporter: 541-977-7185; bbothin@bendbulletin.com.

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lawsuit for Ramos' attorney, Claud Ingram, was not in service. Emails A former employee is suing one of to Ingram were not returned.

Bend's fastest growing local compaAccording to the lawsuit, Ramos nies for $850,000, alleging she was began at the firm in January 2011 subjected to inappropriate sexual in the engineering department. She conduct. was the only female in the departJ ennifer R amos i s s u i n g G 5 ment, and the lawsuit alleges the S earch Marketing c l aiming u n - male employees, including supervilawful employment practices and sors and one executive, were sexuintentional infliction of emotional ally inappropriate in front of her. distress.

Among the allegations, Ramos In 2011, G5 was named a "winclaims the men changed clothes in ning workplace" by Inc. magazine. front of her, discussed masturbaIn 2010, Outside Magazine named tion and played music with "sexual G5 one of its best 50 places to work. and demeaning lyrics." She also alIt's been listed in the Portland Busi- leges one of the male engineers kept ness Journalas one of Oregon's fast- a statue of a penis on his desk, that est growing private companies for the men made "inappropriate body three consecutive years. language of a sexual nature" toward In a prepared statement, CEO Dan Ramos, and that they made comHobin wrote, "We have acted fairly. ments about her underwear.

The Company believes that it has Ramos alleges she told human taken the appropriate action to reresources personnel about the issolve the issues raised and will vig- sues in April 2011, but the behavior orously defend itself in this matter." continued.

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La Pine High School NJROTC cadets Kyle Presley, left, and Ross Harden unload food from a trailer Friday in La Pine.

The NJROTC program got the better end of a competition against the students of La Pine High School by collecting 4,311 cans to the student body's4,048 intwo weeks, said Athletic Director Rusty Zysett.

"They went door to door, and waited outside of grocery stores at night."

Zysett said.

Not shy about NJROTC members' achievements beating an entire school with just their group, Harden said "We were better organized. We were just willing to get down and dirty and do the work." The food drive continues next week.

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Sno-park Continued from C1

The appeals are pending at the U.S. Forest Service regional office, which will decide whether the forest should revise the plan or go ahead with the project. A $461,000 grant from the Federal Highway Administration is set to cover the cost of building the sno-park.

Kapka B u t t e Sn o - park would be located at 5,800 feet, around 500 feet below Dutchman and 500 feetabove Virginia Meissner Sno-park.

The difference in elevation is the reason the Forest Service should i m prove D u tchman rather than build Kapka Butte, said Erik J o hnson, a l e ad volunteer for the Bend Backcountry Alliance. The group advocates for human-powered winter recreation, skiing and snowshoeing, and has about 800 members.

He said on weekends with good snow t h e D u t chman parking lot will be full around 8 a.m.

Adding the new sno-park won't solve the problem at Dutchman, he said. The group

appealed the plan. " Everybody w a nt s m o r e parking at that high elevation," Johnson said.

A snowmobile rider a n d member of the Moon Country Sno-mobile Club, Pieter Van

Gelderen ofBend, agrees with Johnson. He also filed an appeal and said Dutchman has snow into June and July while the other, lower snow parks lose their snow.

He called for an expansion of Dutchman.

"It's the one place everyone uses," he said.

Johnson and Van Gelderen both also said the design of Kapka Buttewould create conflicts between skiers and snowmobiles. Van Gelderen points to an existing highway underpass now used by snowmobile riders that would be used by Nordic skiers and snowmobile riders under the plan. uMy way of thinking is they ought to go back to the drawing board and can this," Van G elderensaid."...N o one is really super happy with it."

The design would add more people to the area while not adding enough separation between the different recreation groups, Johnson said.

Larkin, the district ranger, said he still supports the plan.

H e said the appeals address issues bigger than the parking situation the agency intends to remedy by building Kapka Sno-park.

"We can't solve all the problems we see in demand with one project," he said.

— Reporter: 541-817-7812, ddarling@bendbulletin.com

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hearing now with our sheriff's office, is we're not going to Continued from C1 find any victim The sheriff's office deteri nfor m a t i o n , " mined Keyes had relatives in McGill said. the Maupin area, McGill said, A search of but despite an extensive review Oregon court reof hand-written and electronic cords shows no records and interviews with Keyes evidence Keyes deputies who worked in the was ever arrestarea in the late 1990s, they've ed or cited by law enforcement f ound no reports of a r a pe in the state. on the river as described by Oregon FBI spokeswoman Keyes.

Beth Anne Steele said beyond "I'm making an assumption, Keyes' admission of the rape, based on what I'm seeing and investigators have little infor-

mation tying him to Oregon.

"The Anchorage FBIputout a timeline. It was specific in some ways and very not specific in others about his travels, mainly from the mid 2000s to current," Steele said. "In many of those cases, it just says 'western U.S.' There's some specific times in Washington, but there are no specific times in Oregon during that time period. So right now we simply don't know."

Steele said finding a victim who could confirm Keyes' account would help investigators

pin down where Keyes was at the time. Doing so might help them identify other unsolved crimes that Keyes may have committed. In addition to the murders,Keyes is believed to have robbed banks as he traveled around the country.

Anyone with i n f ormation aboutthe rape case is asked to call the FBI in Portland at 503224-4181, in Bend at 541-3891202, or the national hotline at 1-800-CALL-FBI.

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ability, moved to a different position in the company and worked from home until Jan. 6, 2012. At that point, the lawsuit alleges, she had to come back to the office and work near the engineeringdepartment. She complained to her

supervisor and asked that she not be required to work near the men in the department.

Ramos was fired Jan. 17.

A pre-trial hearing is scheduled for February.

Continued from C1 The lawsuit a l leges Ramos suffered a panic attack in September 2011 because of her working environment, and filed a formal complaint

with the human resources department.

The department conducted an investigation, the lawsuit alleges, and determined the conduct had taken place.

Ramos, who is described in the lawsuit as having a dis-

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NEWS OF RECORD

POLICE LOG The Bulletin will update items in the Police Log when such a request is received. Any new information, such as the dismissal of charges or acquittal, must be verifiable.

For more information, call 541-383-0358.

Bend Police Department

DUII —Theodore Edward Hurd, 72, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of intoxicants at 9:23 p.m. Dec. 4, in the area of Fairway Heights and Northwest Mt. Washington drives.

Criminal mischief —An act of criminal mischief was reported and an arrest made at 9:23 p.m.

Dec. 4, in the area of Fairway

Heights and Northwest Mt. Washington drives.

DUII —Courtney Brianna Coodey, 25, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of intoxicants at 5:06 p.m. Dec. 5, in the area of Northeast Bear Creek Road and Northeast13th Street.

Criminal mischief —An act of criminal mischief was reported at 10:44 a.m. Dec. 6, in the100 block of Northwest Oregon Avenue.

Criminal mischief —An act of criminal mischief was reported at 3:16 p.m. Dec. 6, in the 500 block of Northwest Riverfront Street.

Prineville Police Department

Theft —Atheft was reported at 12:31 p.m. Dec.6, intheareaof Southwest Rimrock Road.

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STATE OF OREGON Gov. John Kitzhaber, Democrat 160 State Capitol, 900 Court St. Salem, OR97301 Phone: 503-378-4582 Fax:503-378-6872 Web: http://governor.oregon.gov

Secretary of StateKateBrown, Democrat 136 State Capitol Salem, OR97301 Phone: 503-986-1616 Fax: 503-986-1616 Email: oregon.sos@state.or.us Superintendent of Public Instruction Susan Castillo 255 Capitol Street N.E Salem, Oregon 97310 Phone: 503-947-5600 Fax: 503-378-5156 Email: superintendent.castillo ©state.or.us Web: www.ode.state.or.us Treasurer TedWheeler, Democrat 159Oregon State Capitol 900 Court St. N.E Salem, OR97301 Phone: 503-378-4329 Email: oregon.treasurer @state.or.us Web: www.ost.state.or.us

Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, Democrat 1162 Court St. N.E Salem, OR97301 Phone: 503-378-4400 Fax: 503-378-4017 Web: www.doj.state.or.us Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian 800 N.E Oregon St., Suite1045 Portland, OR 97232 Phone: 971-673-0761 Fax: 971-673-0762 Email: boli.mail@state.or.us Web: www.oregon.gov/boli

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ing from bankruptcy and possibly merging with US Airways after its

pilots approved anew labor contract.

With the pilots' deal

announcedFriday, American has negotiated new, lower-cost contracts with

all its unions sincefiling for bankruptcy protection

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Group on mission to cut energy use Jobless

By Rachael Rees The Bulletin

A team of energy consultants wants to give away free light bulbs, shower heads and faucets and educate up to 600 households in the city of Bend about energy efficiency — all

by Dec. 15.

Energy Direct Install and Education Team (DIET), a contractor with the nonprofit Energy Trust of Oregon has available up to 600 appointments, which last 20 minutes.

"Everything we do is designed to reduce the energy use of a home," said John Sweet, owner of Energy DIET. During appointments, an energy consultant will connect homeowners with contractors including Bend-based GreenSavers USA Inc., that can helpthem make energyefficient upgrades, Sweet sard.

Sweet said consultants will also give homeowners up to

10 freecompact fluorescent light bulbs, two high-performance shower heads and threefaucet aerators each to help them cut energy costs. In addition, he said consultants will turn down gas water heaters to 120 degrees and give out free Tide cold-water detergent — both services unique to the Bend project.

The service is only being offered in the city of Bend, he sa>d.

For more information The team from Energy DIET plans to offer its free

energy efficiency upgrades and information through Dec.15. To make an appointment, call 503-877two-hour window between

Shrugging off the effects of Hurricane Sandy and the looming fiscal impasse in Washington,the economy created 146,000 jobs in November, well above the level economists had been

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The report released Friday by the Labor Department also showed the unemployment rate fell to 7.7 percent, the lowest level in four years. But the drop came largely from a decline in the number of people seeking work and counted as officially unemployed.

Among specific industries, the retail sector was especially healthy, adding 53,000 jobs as the

must get bigger to suc-

ceed against hugerivals United and Delta. And US Airways executives want to run the combined

company.

American and US Airways will keep talking

about a potential deal.

Thomas Horton, the CEO of American parentAMR

Corp., said Fridaythat his company could makea decision soon.

holiday shopping season ap-

Butwith AMR in bankruptcy, it could be its creditors who make the call. The pilots' contract was the last big

unknown inAmerican's restructuring, andcreditors are likely to turn now to whether they would

make moremoney if American mergesor remains on its own.

Greek banksagree to debt buyback ATHENS — Greece's three biggest banks said they participated in

the government's $13

Eurobank Ergasias said in statements to the Athens bourse Friday that their boards agreed

unanimously to join the offer, which ended at 7 p.m. Athens time.

No further details were

provided.

Greece is using a 10 billion-euro loan from Europe's bailout fund to

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From left, Laura Sanza, physician's assistant, Dr. Kim Panach, Jessica Joseph, a third-year medical student, and Dr. Barbara Haley, Professor of Internal Medicine, Hematology-Oncology, discuss their medical cases last month, at St. Paul University Hospital in Dallas.

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buy back bonds issued earlier this year and unblock aid from the European Union and International Monetary Fund.

The buybackwas part of a package of measures approved byeuro-area finance ministers last week to cut the nation's debt to124 percent of

gross domestic product in 2020 from a projected 190 percentin 2014.

— From wire reports

Out ofwork The number of Americans seeking jobless benefits fell for the third week in a row as the effects of Superstorm Sandy diminish.

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rate falls

By Sherry jacobson The Dallas Morning News

Angie Wang arrived at the University of Texas-Southwestern Medical School in Dallas after two years of working in a New York laboratory, trying to unlock the mysteries of Alzheimer's disease.

She expected to continue down that path or veer in the direction of another specialty that caught her attention, cancers of the blood.

But in her third year of study, Wang spent a month working alongside an Irving, Texas, family practitioner and watching him interact with his patients. It set her in

a whole new direction.

"I saw how the patients loved their doctor," she recalled. "It was a deep relationship that didn't end after one visit. And it made me realize that's what I wanted: a long-term relationship with a group of patients."

By selecting family practice, Wang will join an inadequate number of primary-care doctors, the kind who are supposed to care for the millions of newly insured Americans flowing into the U.S. health care system in 2014.

Their ranks include family practitioners, pediatricians, obstetrician-gynecologists

and general internists.

The shortage means there won't be enough basic medical doctors to handle patients with acute illnesses such as the flu or to manage chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease.

A national shortage of 100,000 primary-care doctors is expected by 2020.

The situation becomes even more critical as the federal Affordable Care Act begins chipping away at the uninsured population. In 2014, the new law will offer a menu of affordable healthinsuranceplans.

Texas Sen. Jane Nelson, who chairs the state Senate's

Health and Human Services Committee, expects that many of the newly insured will search for a primarycare doctor, the kind who takes a personal interest in their health and will watch out for them.

Many will not find one.

And the situation will be worse for those who live in federally designated healthprofessionalshortage areas.

"Many more people (will be) getting their basic health care services in our emer-

gency rooms, or they're going to delay treatment," Nelson said. "And all of this is more expensive."

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proached. In the last three months, retail employment has increased by 140,000.

One notable point of weakness was the manufacturing sector, which lost 7,000 jobs in the month.

Demand from Europe and other overseas markets has weakened recently, while some manufacturing companieshave held offon spending as political leaders square off in Washington over how to cut the deficit.

Highlighting just how vulnerable to shocks the economy remains, one widely followed index of consumer sentiment showed a marked drop in early December. The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan's index of consumerconfidence, released Friday, fell to 74.5, down from 82.7 in November.

That was the lowest it has been since August — a decline that Bricklin Dwyer, an econom>st wrth BNP Paribas, attributed to the showdown in Washington over the budget.

"The deterioration in consumers'future expectations was probably related to increasedconcerns relating to the political theater surrounding the 'fiscal cliff' negotiations," he wrote in a report Friday.

The Labor Department revised job growth in previous months downward somewhat. October growth fell to D8,000 from an initial estimate of 171,000, and September'sdeclined to 132,000 from 148,000.

Average hourly earnings in November rose 0.2 percent, the report showed.

By the widest measure of joblessness, unemployment also eased slightly: After factoring in people looking for work as well as those forced to take part-time positions because full-time work wasn't available, the total unemployed fell to 14.4 percentin November from 14.6 percent in October.

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— Initial claim

Week ending Nov. 24 3.21 million

EU panel to pressure Google on privacy standards

By Kevin j. O'Brien New York Times News Service

2 1

Week ending Dec. 1 370,000 '08 '09 '10 '1t '12

Note: Reporton continuing claims lagsinitial claims by one week SourceU.S. Department of Labor

© 2012 McClatchy-Tobune News Service

BERLIN — European data protection officials are drafting plans to censure Google over its online privacy policy if the company does not eventually meet regulators' demands to revise it.

In a two-day closed-door meeting this week in Brussels of the European Union's 27 national data protection officials,

the group mapped a prelimi-

nary strategy, including the possibility of testing Google's compliance with national privacy laws in countries like Ireland, Belgium and Finland, where the company operates data centers. That was the word from a person close to the discussions, who was not authorized to speak publicly.

The group may issue a public statement next week on the matter.

New guidelines that Google

adopted this year for collecting information on individuals have come under sharp criticism in Europe.

In mid-October the French regulator, CNIL, which had been asked by the group to study the matter, released a report criticizing Google's

privacy guidelines as allowing an "uncontrolled combination of data."

CNIL said the method of combining information from

Google's search engine, YouTube, Google+ social network and other services "suggests the absence of any limit concerning the scope of collection and the potential uses of the personal data."

When CNIL released its report, Google said it would study the analysis. But the company also asserted that its method of handling consumer data was legal under European Union rules. So far

the company, which also ran afoul of European regulators in 2010 for its collection of personal data from home WiFi routers, has not responded formally to the CNIL report.

On Friday, a Google spokesman in Brussels, Alistair Verney, referred to the company's previous statement in October, which said Google was reviewing the French recommendations.

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The weekly market review New York Stock Exchange Name Lasl Chg Wkly Name Lasl Chg Wkly Name Lasl Chg Wkly Name Last Chg Wkly

ABB Ltd 19.89 +.01 +.47 ACE Lt<I 80.97 +.42 +1.74 ADT Cp n 45.55+1.67 -.22 AESCorp 10.86 +.02 +.19 AFLAC u53.58 -.22 +.59 AGCO 46.60 +.32 +.45 AK Steel 4.08 -.02 +.07 AOL 3 1.63 +.26 -.74 AT&Tlnc 33.74 +.09 -.40 AU Optron 4.48 +.16 +.36 Abtdb 65 53 i 95 i 5 3 AberFitc 4639 i 107 i 5 0

AcadiaRlt 2548 i 54 i 6 6 Accenture 6948 -32 +1 56 AccoBrds 685 +23 +11 AccretivH 1142 -17 -51 Accuride 2 80 -08 -27 ActiveNet 4.78 +.13 -.58 Actuant 28 94 -11 +17 AdvAuto 71.62 -.33 -1.53 A MD 23 6 +.02 t.16 AecomTch 2289 +.07 t.30 Aegon 5.93 +.01 t.19 AerCap 13.34 +.03 t.83 Aeropostl 13.76 -.27 -.05 Aetna 44.71 +1.28 +1.52 Ag>lent 37.81 -.51 -.48 Agn>co g 53.67 +.61 -2.1 3 AirLease 22.71 +.15 +.46 AirProd 83.06 +.91 +.12 Airgas 90.99+1.70 +2.42 AlaskAirs 42.50 -.02 -.25 Albemarle 59.20 +.02 -.59 AlcatelLuc 1.12 -.02 +.02 A lcoa 8 5 0 -07 i 09

Alere 18 75 t 25 AllegTch 26 68 t 31 t 5 0 Allergan 91 79 +06 -96 Allstate 41 48 +29 +1 00 AlphaNRs 8.29 +.28 +.81 AlpTotDiv 410 -01 -03 AlpAlerMLP15 97 +01 -37 Altna 3 3 47 +29 -34 AmBev 42 29 -.06 t.68 Amdocs u33.28 -.20 -.18 Ameren 29.74 -.06 -.23 Amengrp u91.87 +.03 +.05 AMov>IL 22.98 -.01 -.62 AmAxle 10.32 +.11 -.14 AmCampus44.93 t.31 t1.13 AEagle0ut 21.40 +.02 t.20 AEP 4 3 .27 +.62 AmExp 56.61 +.49 +.71 AmlntlGrp 34.13 +.87 +1.00 AmTower 75.45 +.47 +.52 AmWtrWks 37.76 +.14 -.41 Ameripriseu62.35 +.57 +1.68 AmenBrgnu42 27 -29 i 05 Ameteks u3773 i 19 i 4 6 Anadarko 76 32i1 97 i3 13 AnglogldA 3016 +25 -81 ABlnBev 8775 +28 -22 Ann Inc 32 09 -06 -1 46 Annaly 14 45 +06 -27 Anworth 5 87 +02 -03 Aon plc 56 60 -21 -20 Apache 76 51 +.14 - 58 Aptlnv 25 48 +.01 +.41 AquaAm 24 98 +.03 - 56 ArcelorM>t 15.68 -.30 +.48 ArchCoal 7.27 +.05 +.55 ArchDan 27.18 +.46 +.48 ArcosDor 12.49 +.16 +.24 ArmourRsd 6.98 -.02 ArrowEI 38.99 +.55 +1.73 Ashland 76.39+1.30 +5.47 Assurant 34.81 +.22 +.60 AssuredG 14.42 +.07 +.47 AstoriaF 9.32 +.05 -.01 AstraZen 48.20 -.01 +.66 AtlPwrg d11.32 +.01 -.48 AtlasPpln 31 02 i19 -1 97 Atwood0cn 4699 -04 i 99 AuRico g 756 i11 -32 AutoNatn 3974 +21 +80 Autoliv 61 34 -01 +98 AutoZone35916 -491 -2461 AvalonBay133 68 -230 +1 89 Avnet 30 25 +11 +96 Avon 14 62 +74 +67 BB&T Cp 28.42 +.19 +.25 BCE g 43 05 +.26 + 75

BungeLt 72.89+1.16 -.27 C8 JEngy 20 23 -.77 +.26 CBLAsc 2245 - 03 -.06 CBREGrp 1899 + 26 +.06 CBS B 3594 + 41 +.08 CFlnds 21231 +60 -1.72 CITGrp 3847 +.71 +1 42 CMSEng 24.67 -.02 +.24 CNO F> ncl 9.21 -.07 +.13 CPFL Eng 21.56 -.14 -.28 CSX 1 9 .91 -.34 +.15 CVS Care 46 84 i.13 +.33 CYSInvest 1296 i16 • .17 CblvsnNY 1435 i 19 • .51 CabotOGs 4884 i05 i1.74 Calpine 17 38 +.12 Cameco g 1864 -.13 + 46 Cameron 55 09 +70 t1.14 CampSp 36.63 t.20 -.12 CdnNRyg 91.52+1.17 t2.07 CdnNRs gs 28.12 -.09 -.37 CP Rwygu98.73 -1.46 t5.39 Canon 36.59 +.34 +1.41 CapOne 57 07 - 20 -.53 CapitlSrce 7 92 i 04 -.13 Caplease 5 07 - 06 +.39 CapsteadM1208 + 03 -.06 CardnlHlth 40 90 +.46 + 45 CareFusion27.96 +.19 +.04 CarMax u36.24 +.34 -.02 Camival 37.91 +.35 -.25 Carters 52.16 +.15 -.88 Caterpillar 86 99+1 04 +1 75 Celanese 41 94 i 25 • .90 Cemex 9 04 i 01 • .14 Cemig pts 1220 -10 -.04 CenovusE 3371 +19 +.36 Centene 45.14 +.30 +1.23 CenterPnt 19 84 - 02 +.11 CnEIBras pf 4.34 -.02 -.42 CenEI6ras 3.23 -.01 -.43 CntryLink 37.94 -.16 -.17 Cenveo 2.42 +.05 +.08 Chemturau20.61 +.43 +.29

ChesEng 17 25 i 15 • .22 Chevron 106 99 +54 +1.30 Ch>cB&l 41 10 + 24 +.47 Ch>cos 1811 + 08 -.54 Ch>mera 2.75 + 02 +.01 Ch>naMble57.15 -.07 +.23 ChmaUn> 15.76 -.09 +.23 Ch>potle 268.61+2.10 +4.83 Chubb 77.54 +.10 +.55 ChurchDwt 54.78 +.53 +.63 Cigna 52 90 i 40 • .63 Cimarex 58 07-1 80 -2.05 CinciBell 513 + 01 -.20 Cinemark 26 62 + 03 -.58 C<igroup 37 64 +62 +3.07 ChtlsNRs d29.51 +.32 +.76 Clorox u76.27 +.48 -.08 CloudPeak 19.65 +.14 +.68 Coach 57.64 -.23 +.10 CobaltlEn 28.38 -.19 +5.06 CocaColsa37.71 +.33 -.21 CocaCE 32 00 i 34 • .82 Coeur 22 69 + 63 -.57 ColgPal 108 37+1 72 -.13 ColonyFncl 19 55 - 09 -.47 Comenca 2913 + 20 -46 CmclMtls 13.48 +.03 -.07 CmtyHlt 29.72 -.29 +.26 CompSa u38.87 +.10 +.81 ComstkRs 15.95 -.12 -.45 ConAgra 29 75 +.10 -.11 ConchoRes 8s 67 i60 i1.41 ConocPhis57 l 94 +59 +1.00 ConsolEngy33 04 -12 +1.69 ConEd 56 03 - 08 +.24 ConstellA 36 00 +.12 ContlRes 74.21 +.07 +5.51 Cnvrgys 15.95 +.06 +.34 CooperCo 94.53 +.68 -.41 CooperTireu24.85 -.28 -.13 CoreLogic 26.53 +.45 +.69 Corning 12.54 +.06 +.31 CorrectnCp 3548 • 137 i1.58 CosanLtd 1599 + 04 -.21 CousPrp 8 20 + 03 +.04 CovantaHu1871 - 09 -.17 CoventryH 44.16 +51 +48

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BkofAm u1 0 64 i 18 i 7 9 Bklreland 652 -08 i 49 BkNYMel 24 22 i 48 i 2 8 Bankrate 11 64 +13 -39 Barclay 16 14 +04 +31 BariPVixrsd29.44 -1 10 -18 BarnesNob 14 71 +11 +36 BarnckG 33 60 +17 -93 BasicEnSv 1117 -27 +15 Baxter 65.07 +.64 -.75 Beam Inc 59.73 +.90 Q.62 BeazerHrs 1455 +.05 -38 BectDck 77.63 +.53 +1.46 B elo 7.1 4 -.01 -.06 Bem>s 33.28 +.02 -.32 BerkH B 87.33 -.16 -.75 BerryPet 32.83 +.74 +1.72 BestBuy 11.99 -.20 -.95 BigLots 28.18 -1.71 +.02 BBarretl 18.88 +.68 +1.50 BioMedR 19.39 +.09 +.12

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DowChm 30.30 +.66 +.11 DrPepSnap45.51 +.01 +.66 DuPont 43.18 +.31 +.04 DuPFabros 2391 +.36 + 82 DukeEnrs 6432 +.15 i 50 DukeRlly 13 50 +.14 E-COang 3.97 +.02 -.50 EG EMCnsu25.73 -.03 +.60 EMC Cp 24.91 -.27 +.09 E NI 46 2 2 -.34 -1 21 EOG Res 11735 -1.01 - 27 EQTCorp 58.83 -.07 -1.23 EagleMat 52.69 +.94 -.53 EastChemu61.85 +1.00 +1.00 Eaton 52.47 +1.07 +.31 EatnVan u32 18 +.34 + 30 EVTxDiver 933 -.03 - 08 EVTxMGlo 880 -.03 -.02 Ecolab u72.72 +.33 +.64 Ed<sonlnt 44.98 +.03 -.50 EdwLfSa 91.36 +.24 +459 E lan d 9 7 6-.07 - 22 EldorGldg 1354 -.04 - 94 Embraer 25.91 +.45 i 98 EmersonEI50.85 +.05 +.62 Emulex 6.32 -.07 -1.03 EnbrdgEPt 2778 +.06 -1 24 Enbridge u4190 +1.55 +1 61 EnCanag 21 27 -.15 - 52 EndvSilv g 7.91 -.72 Energ<zeru81.41 +1.01 +1.65 EngyTEq u47.10+1.06 +1.63 EngyTsfr 43.31 +.08 - 58 EnergySol 3 09 -.03 -18 Enerpls g 12 96 -.04 - 23 ENSCO 5794 -.16 -.29 Entergy 63.94 +.21 +.40

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How to Read the Market in Review Here are the 1,133 most active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, the 830 most active on the Nasdaq National Market and 255 most active on American Stock Exchange. Stocks in bold changed 10 percent or more in price

Name: Stocks are hsted alphabetically by the company's full name (not its abbreviation).

Company names made up of initials appearat the beginning of each letter's hst.

Last:Pnce stock was trading at when exchange closed for the day.

Chg: Loss or gain for last day of week. No change indicated by"..." mark.

Wkly: Loss or gain for the week. No change indicated by ...

Name: Name of mutual fund and family.

Sell: Net asset value, or price at which fund could be sold, for last day of the week.

Wkly: Weekly net change in the NAV. Stock Footnotes: cc — PE greater than 99. cld - Issue has been called for redemption by company. d - New 52week low dd — Loss in last12 mos. ec - Company formerly listed on the American Exchange's Emerging Company Marketplace g - Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars h - temporary exmpt from Nasdaq capital and surplus listing qualification. n - Stock was a new issue in the last year. The 52-week high and low figures date only from the beginning of trading. pf - Preferred stock issue. pr - Preferences. pp - Holder owes installments of purchase pnce. q — Closed-end mutual fund; no PE calculated. rt - Right to buy secunty at a speafied pnce. s - Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. wi - Trades will be settled when the stock is issued. wd - When distributed wt - Warrant, allowing a purchase of a stock. u - New 52-week high un - Unit„ including more than one security vj - Company in bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name.

Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra diwdends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dwidend. e - Amount declared or paid in last12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dwidend announcement. i - Sum of dwidends paid after stock spht, no regular rate j - Sum of dividends paid this year Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dwidend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distnbution date.

Mutual Fund Footnotes: e — Ex-capital gains distribution. f — Previous day's quote. n - No-load fund. p —Fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r —Redemption fee orcontingent deferred sales load may apply s — Stock dividend or split t — Both p and r. x — Ex-cash dividend.

Source: The Associated Press and Lipper, Inc. Sales figures are unofficial.

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P EOPLE ON THE M O V E Jean Congleton has joined real estate.

Bend Premier Real Estate as a broker. Congleton has 25 years of experience in new home c onstruction a n d wo r k i n g with her husband in their construction company. She has been a licensed broker for several years.

Teri West has joined Re/Max Key Properties commercial diCon g leton vision in B e nd as acommercial broker specializ~ I, ing in sales and l easing. W e s t has more than 18 years of exp erience in real W e s t estate, account-

ing and finance and has been a commercialbroker in C e ntral Oregon for more than five years.

D e b o r a h Shaw Shaw has joined John L. Scott Real Estate in Redmond as a principal broker assistant.

Carla Powell ha s j o i n ed John L. Scott Real Estate in Redmond. Powell earned her brokers license in 2006 and managed J a ckson S c hool Homeowners Association in Hillsboro for 11 years. She also managed several small companies before settling on

broker at Prudential NorthBobbie Strome, of John L. west Properties Bend branch, Scott Real Estate in Redmond, has been appointed presidentwas the top sales agent for the elect of the Oregon Associamonth of November. tion of Realtors. McClung has Bea Leach, of John L. Scott been in the real estate indusReal Estate in Redmond, was try for 13 years. The past four t he t o p l is t y ears h e w a s ing agent for chairman of the t he m ont h o f financial review November. committee of Susan Agli, of O AR, an d h e Coldwell Bankhas also been a Powell er Morr i s R e a l Leach m emb er o f t h e Estate in Bend, executive comhas received the m ittee.

Pri o r Accredited Buyt o working i n er's Representareal estate, Mction designation.

Clung w o r k ed This d e s ignain the high tech tion is given to industry.

Strome real estate proTom Sayeg, f essionals w h o of Karnopp Pecomplete a course on buyer tersen LLP in Bend, has been representation and an elective selected as the Lawyer of the course focusing on a buyer Year for Trust and Estates by "The Best Lawyers in Amerirepresentation specialty.

Joy Helfrich, of Prudential ca 2013." Selection is based on Northwest Properties Bend peer evaluations. Sayeg is the branch, has been elected the chairman of the St. Charles state president for the 2013 Health System board of trustWomen's Council of Realtors. ees, has been active in the busiHelfrich is the past president of ness and taxation sections of the Central Oregon Chapter of the Oregon State Bar and has Women's Council of Realtors, served asan officer and chaira certified residential special- man for both of these sections' ist, an Earth Advantage STAR executive committees. He is a certifiedbroker, is E-Pro cer- member of the executive comtified and has the Graduate mittee of the Oregon State Bar Realtor Institute designation. Estate Planning and AdminisShe has been in the real estate tration Section and is a fellow industry for 30 years. in the American College of Bob McClung, a principal Trust and Estate Counsel.

Continued from C3 In total, energy savings from the free items could be as much as $15 a month per home, with additional savings on homeowners' water and sewer bills.

"We've never done a program this size for this period of time," Sweet said, noting Energy DIET primarily works out of the Portland-metro area.

"This is the most ... (workers) we've ever put in one location to complete a project like this."

jobs Continued from C3 The report for November was relatively strong, economists said, and showed fewer effectsfrom Hurricane Sandy than had been expected. In Friday's announcement, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said the storm did "not substantively impact the national employment and unemployment estimates for November."

Ethan Harris, co-head of global economics at Bank of America of M errill L y nch, said: "It's a pretty solid report.

It's consistent with a slow recovery in the job market."

"It's encouraging that with the fiscal cliff looming, the corporate sector seems will-

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Israeli businesstakes on soda giants The Associated Press JERUSALEM — An Israeli maker of home soda machines hopes to make a splash in the U.S. soft drink market through

a global advertising campaign it will l aunch during Super Bowl XLVII. For SodaStream, the advertising push marks a bold — and risky — bet on tapping into the tastes of the world's largest soft drink market. But opposition from major beverage makers and criticism of the company's operations in a Jewish settlement in the Israeli-occupied West Bank could hinder SodaStream's goal of making it big in the U.S. The company has long been a tar-

get of pro-Palestinian activists who promote boycotts of settlement products.

The company says it is the world's biggest manufacturer and distributor of home beverage carbonation systems, which it is trying to position as a cheaper and environmentally friendly alternative to bottled soft drinks. SodaStream says its machines offer a simple and compact, do-it-yourself solution for those who want to carbonate their own drinks.

"This is the new way to do soda. We're revolutionizing it," said SodaStream CEO Daniel Birnbaum. "There exists a smarter way to enjoy soft drinks, getting the b ubbles

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Continued from C3 "Our new p r ivacy policy demonstrates our longstanding commitment to protecting our users' information and creating great products," the Google statement said at the time. "We are confident that our privacy notices respect European law."

When CNIL presented its analysis in October, the chairwoman of the French regulator, Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, gave the search engine "three to four months" — roughly until mid-February — to respond to its recommendations.

Among other things, CNIL asked Google to heed European restrictions on mixing certain data and to heed Europe's rules for obtaining prior consent from consumers before collecting personal data.

Google users in Europe cannot use the search engine's servicesunless they agree to

But CNIL argued in its review that the opt-in disclaimer, which is legal under United States law, was too broad. It also said consumers should be given clearer information and be allowed to individually authorize or reject the collection of certain kinds of data.

Google announced its new

policy.

policy, which applies globally and was presented as a way to simplify the user experience, this year.

The company made nearly all of its $37.9 billion in sales revenue in 2011 from Internet advertising, which relies in part on the collection and analysis of user data to produce ads aimed at individual consumers.

While European lawmakers coordinate European Union data protection from Brussels, privacy law is enforced on the national level.

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without the bottles."

He said the world's softdrink giants are relying on an outdated business model, and have hurt the environment by generating some 1 billion bottles each day. SodaStream's drinks can be made one glass at a time, or can fill reusable bottles, then flavored with juices or other mixers.

SodaStream has e njoyed widespread success in Europe.

It says 25 percent of Swedish households use its products, and reports similarly h i gh rates in countries like Finland and the Czech Republic.

But in the U.S., the household penetration rate is just 1 percent.

reason why regulators are considering taking action within a few nations — most likely in countries where Google has physical operations and where national courts could be asked to enforce penalties.

But whether any actions, if they do eventually take place, result in anything other minor sanctionsremains to be seen.

In general, European national regulators are limited to only a few hundredthousand euros in the privacy-violation fines they can assess against companies or individuals.

A proposed update to European Union data protection law would give regulators the ability to assess much larger fines of as much as 2 percent of a company's annual saleswhich based on Google's financial performance would equate to $760 million, based on 2011 revenue of $37.9 billion.

But it is unclear how soon, if ever, those higher penalties will be adopted.

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Continued from C3 It's not taught in medical school, but budding doctors learn quickly that specialties otherthan primary care offer higherpay,greaterstature and shorter hours, not to mention the increased ability to pay off their educational debt.

Last year, the median income forprimary-care doctors was about $212,840, compared with $384,467 for specialists, according to a survey by the Medical Group Management Association, w h ich t r a cks physician compensation.

Students who p u rsue a medical degree must commit 11 years to classroom study and hands-on training, noted Fiona Nicholson, a fourth-year student at UT-Southwestern.

She picked ob-gyn after sampling other specialties and finding that caring for women's health was the best fit.

"You've got to love what you do," she stressed.

Dr. Daniel Podolsky, president of UT-Southwestern, said it is not the medical school's job to produce a specific kind of doctor. The school does not broach theissue of physician shortages of any kind.

"Of course, our students hear about it," he said."They're

Sweet said the purpose of the project is to help Cascade Natural Gas, which serves a portion of Central Oregon, save a certain amount of therms in 2012 so it can meet goals set with th e Energy Trust. Right now, he said Cascade is a little behind. Natural gas is measured intherms, which r e presents h eating value.

"We're coming in full-force.

It's a huge goal," Sweet said.

"We're trying to reduce 10,000 therms of n atural gas f or Cascade."

Energy Trust pays for the free items. Th e n o nprofit

ing to hire even with the worries about what's going in Washington," Harris said.

If the budget impasse can not be resolved this month, however, it is likely that jobs growth w il l w e aken early next year, he added. "The fiscal cliff is a very dangerous game," he said.

Indeed, other economists remained cautious about the jobs outlook.

"It's not something to get too excited about," said Nigel Gault, chief U.S. economist for IHS Global Insight "The number is 146,000 and the average so far this year is 151,000. We're pretty much in line with what we've been dolng.

Gault s a i d Hurr i cane

Sandy's impact may have been seen in c onstruction, where the number of j obs fell by 20,000, as well as in manufacturing.

The l abor p a r t icipation rate, which represents the proportion of the adult population that is either employed or actively looking for work, remains very low by historical standards.

At 63.6 percent in November, Gault said, it was just 0.1 percent above the low point for the current economic cycle, which was reached in August 2012.

"We're not at t h e p o int in which the jobs market is strong enough to pull discouraged workers back into the labor market," he said.

more residency training spots are needed. A residency is the three- to eight-year period of intense medical training following medical school graduation. It usually takes place in a hospital under a physician's s upervision, f o cusing o n the specialty chosen by the

zation of family practitioners.

"Medical students are free to choose whatever they want to go into, and the state has certain needs," he said. "But there is no connection between the two."

Fiesinger recommends sending medical students into rural areas for a month or two during their first year of medical school. Studies suggest such experience can influence students to consider primary care.

"We have to get them out of the big hospitals and into communities where we need doctors," he said. "Without them, there's going to be a huge strain on our health care system."

Dr. Steven Berk, dean of the school of medicine at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, said the state needs to offer incentives for medical students who pursue basic medicine rather than subspecialties.

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graduate.

Every year in Texas, for example, about 180 of the state's newly minted doctors leave the state because there are not enough residency spots here to allow them to finish their training. At $150,000 a resident per year, it would cost an additional $12 million annually to fund such training.

Podolsky suggested that the state needs to underwrite residency training t hrough some kind of partnership with health care institutions.

"We're at a point now where Texas has more medical students, more or less, than it has residency slots," he said. "The

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where people will practice is where they do residencies."

Morethanhalf of UT-Southwestern's most recent graduating classchose primary-care residencies Podolsky said.

His definition of primary care, however, was expanded beyond basic medicine to include emergency medicine, plugged in." general surgery and all interPodolsky said hi s m edi- nal medicine residencies, even cal school must serve many though most internists end up missions, producing not only selecting subspecialties, such primary-caredoctors but also as cardiology and oncology. medical researchers and cerMany other medical schools tain subspecialists that are in take a similarly passive apshort supply. proach to meeting the need for "We're doing our job by primary-care doctors.

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This week the council held an executive session about a real estate transaction.

Later, during the regular open session, the council voted on several items. One was a 6-0 vote to approve the reassignment of the lease of the Cessna property at the airport to Aircraft Manufacturers' RE, LCC — it's the company that owns Epic Aircraft, formerly Epic Air. We don't doubt that the council believes it's a good deal. Epic Aircraft is hiring and growing. It's no secret that it's owned by a Russian holding company and moving into buildingmore FAA-certifiedplanes.

But there was no public discussion.

The matter was not on the agenda.

Councilor Mark Capell invited an Epic official to speak. He declined.

The council voted.

There are all sorts of things that can be legally discussed during executive session. Real estate transactions are one. Possible or pending litigation. Some personnel matters.

The media is allowed to sit in but not report on the meetings, unless it's something that shouldn't be in executive session.

In Bend, when a company is interested in getting a contract with the city for a real estate transaction, representati ves ofthe company are often invited into executive session for an exclusive chance to sell themselves.

It's always a sales pitch. Some make a hardsell. One company brought in enough employees to line the wall. There have even been Powerpoint presentations for the council's eyes only.

A company wants a contract with the city. It has made an offer.

The company is doing its best to put a shiny spin on who works there,

the future of the company and how they are a good choice.

We have never heard a company reveal more than what a marketing director would tell you. No recipes for the secret sauce are exchanged.

Councilors also do their best to be welcoming. They don't ask questions so penetrating that companies blanch at answering.

Companies benefit. It's nice to be behind closed doors and get to say what they want directly to decision-makers. And, understandably, private companies do treasure their privacy.

Councilors benefit. It's expedient.They can get an overview of the contract from staff, bring in the company for a presentation and then decide what to do with their votes.

When we asked Mayor Jeff Eager and City Manager Eric King about those executive sessions, though,they both agreed the council should look at how it handles them.

Here's a suggestion: Instead of holding the company presentations behind closed doors, the council should hold them in open session. If therearetrade secretsorothermat ters that the company does not feel comfortable answeringpublicly, the council can decide if it is necessary to go into executive session and seek answers behind closed doors.

Oregon's open meetings laws aren't about expediency or convenience. The fundamental premise is that anydoubts in interpretingthem should be resolved in favor of providing the public with information.

That's not what Bend does in some executive sessions.

From the Archives the system. This has also been displeasing to many in the fact, that in ordertobe considered formembership, freshman have been required to declare their desire to "make" Deferred fraternity a fraternity and to relinquish any right to college dormitory housmembership ing. Those who have not been "bid" At the University of Oregon a have found themselves without development of much social signifi- quarters and in the unpleasant cance and with a bearing as well position as well of having been on the handling of student hous- unfavorably passed upon. For one ing isannounced by the Emerald, reason or the other, students in this the undergraduate newspaper, in situtation have not infrequently relation to admission to Greek let- decided against continuing at the ter societies. Freshmen, it is noted, school of their choice. while still eligible for pledging, will The new plan ... should be the be required to spend their first year answer to such problems ... Pledgin living quarters other than those ing throughoutthe year, on a bawhich the fraternities provide. sis of better and more thorough Heretofore, as we understand acquaintance, elimination of the the situation, virtually all invita- shadow cast by failure, (and) untions to prospective members have diminished security in the matter been extended in the first week of of living accommodations are the the fall term of college. Hasty ap- results which are reasonably to be praisal of individuals by the frater- expected. nities and equally hasty appraisal M any adults may v iew t h e of fraternities by the individuals whole matter as rather trivial. We has been a necessary feature of do not consider it so.

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Employee ownership of businesses is a recipe for continuing success IN MY VIEW

n-Link,have mentored other companies on the merits of transitioning retirement in the coming years. to ESOPs. Over the next 10 to 15 years, more Employee-owned companies are than 5 million businesses with an- more likely to remain in-state, stay nual revenues ranging from $1 mil- in businesslonger and grow faster. lion to $75 million that were founded Studies gathered by the National in the U.S. will change hands or be Center for E mployee Ownership for and seen many companies nega- closed. These baby boomer business show impressive results. Productivtively impacted by selling to a com- owners will be reaching retirement ity improves by 4 percent on averpetitor or private equity firm. If only age and will begin to think about age in the year an ESOP is adopted, these owners knew the benefits of liquidity and their legacy. Even if ESOP companies show 8.8 percent selling to their employees through they are not sold, companies withhigher sales per year than other an Employee Stock Ownership Plan out succession plans may just close. firms in the same industry and same (ESOP) that would achieve their Studies show that 30 percent of fam- size, and S corporation ESOPs had objectives of cashing out while also ilybusinesses succeed tothe second job growth of 20 percent between preserving their legacy and a better generation and only 33 percent of 2001-2011, while employment at othfuture for their employees. I have owners have a succession plan. er companies remained flat. seen, first hand, that employeeln Oregon there are more than Employees do better too: Workers owners provide better service for 8,800 midsize businesses (with be- at ESOP companies have retirement customers, while building wealth, tween 20 and 500 employees), with accounts that are 2.2 times greater entrepreneurshipand retirement se- more than 455,000 jobs and an annu- than a t c o m parable, non-ESOP curity for themselves. al payroll of almost $16 billion. These companies. In recent years, n-Link In 2009, n-Link became 100 per- jobs and millions of dollars in payroll has contributedas much as 25 percent owned by its ESOP. The sale could be saved and grown in Oregon centperyear ofeach employee's salof my remaining stock to the ESOP by selling to an ESOP, not sold and ary to his or her retirement account. was the most rewarding thing I have moved to another state or country.

These contributions are based on done in my career. 1 remain CEO of States that have been proactive profitability, giving our employeen-Link, and every day I am remind- to avert the potential losses of these owners a powerful incentive to ined of the value employee-ownership companies and jobs have created novate and succeed. creates for our company, for our employee ownership p r o grams.

Oregon'seconomic development customers andfor our 150 employ- Ohio's program, which is the oldest officials can help preserve jobs, imees in Bend and across the United and most extensive, offers education prove company performance and States and in South Korea. and technical assistance on ESOPs, build community wealth in Oregon In addition to being a good busi- provides succession planning guid- by reaching out to Oregon businessness model fo r t h e c o m pany's ance and publicizes the federal tax es about how they can sell to their sustainability and growth, encour- incentives for ESOPs. Vermont, lnemployees and achieve their goals agement of ESOPs is a good busi- diana and Iowa also have employee for liquidity and legacy. ness retention policy for the state of ownership programs that promote — Sandra Green is the CEO of n-Link Oregon. This is particularly true as ESOPs. In addition, Pacific NorthCorporation, headquartered in Bend. baby boomer business owners reach west ESOP companies, including She livesin Tumalo.

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After election, Republican Party is changing for the better en. Marco Rubio won the Jack Kemp F o undation's L e adership Award earlier this week. In his speech acceptingthe award, he sketched out his Republican vision.

Some of the policies he mentioned were pretty conventional for someone of his party: limiting regulations, approving the Keystone XL Pipeline.

Some were less conventional, at least as the Republican Party has recently defined itself: creating more community health centers, investing in more teacher training, embracing Pell grants.

But the speech really began to sing toward the end. Rubio made an oblique rebuttal to some of the Republican gaffes during the campaign: "Some say that our problem is that the American peoplehave changed.

That too many people want things from government. But I am convinced

that the overwhelming majority of our people just want what my parents had: a chance."

Then herecalled an episode: "Iw as giving a speech at a fancy hotel in New York City. When 1 arrived at the banquet hall, I was approached by a group of three uniformed employees from the hotel's catering department. They had seen my speech at the Republican convention, where I told the story of my father the banquet bartender. And they had a gift for me. They presented me with this name tag, which says, "Rubio, Banquet Bartender."

As he was telling this story, Rubio motioned to some of the service staff at the Kemp dinner. They stopped to listen to him. nIt all starts with our people," Rubio continued. "In the kitchens of our hotels. In the landscaping crews that work in our neighborhoods. In the

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late-night janitorial shifts that clean our offices. There you will find the dreams America was built on. There you will find the promise of tomorrow.

Their journey is our nation's destiny.

And if they can give their children what ourparents gave us,the 21st-century America will be the single greatest nation that man has ever known."

People at the dinner say that there was a hushed silence for a second as Rubio concluded with this refrain.

Then a roaring ovation swelled and filled the room.

The Republican Party has a long way to go before it revives itself as a majority party. But that speech signi-

fies a moment in that revivaL And I would say the past month has marked a moment.

Over the past month, the Republican Party has changed far more than 1 expected. First, the people at the ideological extremes of the party have begun to self-ghettoize. The tea party movement attracted many people who are drawn to black-and-white certainties and lock-step unity. People like that have a tendency to migrate from mainstream politics, which is inevitably messy and impure, to ever more marginal oases of purity.

There has even been some shifting of economic values, or at least in how the partypresents those values. The other speaker at the Kemp dinner was Rep. Paul Ryan, who spoke about how to alleviate poverty. He didn't abandon any of his fundamental beliefs, but he framed those beliefs in a more

welcoming way andopened up room for growth and new thinking.

The obligations to combat poverty, Ryan said, are beyond dispute.

"The real debate is how best we can meet them," he said. "It's whether they are better met by privategroups or by government — by voluntary action or by government action. The truth is, there has to be a balance. Government must act for the common good, while leaving private groups free to do the work that only they can do."

The Republicans may still blow it. lf President Barack Obama is flexible and they don't meet him partway, Republicans would contribute to a recession that would discredit them for a decade. But they are moving in the right direction and moving fast. These arefirststeps, and encouraging ones.

— David Brooks is a columnist for The New York Times.

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DEATH N O T I CE S Mary Virginia Foote, of Bend Mar. 22, 1921 - Dec. 4, 2012 Arrangements: Niswonger-Reynolds Funeral Home, 541-382-2471 www.niswonger-reynolds.com

Services: A memorial service is being planned at a later date.

Contributions may be made to:

Marine Toys for Tots Foundation Gift Processing Administrator, 18251 Quantico Gateway Drive, Triangle, VA 22172.

Merle Fredriok Story, of Salem Passed Away Dec. 4, 2012 Arrangements: Virgil T. Golden Funeral Services, in Salem, Oregon, 1-503-364-2257 Services: Viewing and coffee reception will be held at Golden's on Tuesday, December 11, 2012, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Services will follow at 10 a.m. Interment with military honors will be at Willamette National Cemetery, in Portland, Oregon, at1 p.m. on December 11, 2012.

Vera Mae Hampton, of La Pine Passed Away Dec. 1, 2012 Arrangements: Deschutes Memorial Chapel, (541)382-5592;

www.deschutesmemorialchape I.com

Services: Mrs. Vera Hampton has requested no formal services.

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Lonalee Hamlin August 29, 1929 - Nov. 23, 2012 L onalee w a s bo r n i n Portland, OR, daughter of Lonner R. Pugh and Mary Nickerson Pugh. She m et George Hamlin at O r egon S tate U n i v ersity i n S e p t ember 1 947. T h e y m a r ried in June 1948. Lonalee worked f o r O SU as a schedule cl e rk w hile George went t o g r a d uate s chool. They b ot h g r a d ua ted fro m O S U i n 1 9 6 4 , Lonalee with a bachelor of a rts d e gree a n d G e o r g e with a masters in agriculture engineering.

They have two daughters, M ary o f Re d m o nd , O R , and Lonalee Jr . o f P o c atello, ID; one granddaughter, Lisa of Redmond, two g randsons o f B e n d , o n e grandson of Pocatello, one grandson of Monticello, NJ a long w i t h si x gr ea t grandchildren also in New Jersey.

L onalee e n j o ye d m a n y things - t ravel, w r i t i n g , h iking, v o l u n teering f o r helping farm workers, 4-H clubs in cooking and sewi ng, and a s a d e a con f o r E piscopal Church i n R e d m ond. M e m o r ia l s e r v i c e will be held this summer.

F E ATURED OBITUARY

Lescher was agent for range of authors

By Paul Vitello New York Times News Service

Robert Lescher, a literary agent and steward to the works of a wide array of distinguished 20th-century authors, including Robert Frost, Isaac Bashevis Singer and Alice B. Toklas, died Nov. 28 in New Milford, Conn. He was 83.

His death was confirmed by his wife, Susan.

Lescher epitomized a kind of Old World ideal of author's agent — courtly, literary and invisible — reflecting both his nature and his wealth of contacts in the book world, where he began his career as an editor and something of a w u nderkind.

He was named editor in chief at Henry Holt & Co. before he was 25.

At Holt he worked with a stable of stars that included Frost, Toklas and Wolcott Gibbs. His relationship with Toklas, the life companion and confidante of Gertrude Stein, was particularlyclose:He exchanged ideas and notes with her for fiveyears as he helped her shape "What Is Remembered," her 1963 autobiography. (It was the second of two "autobiographies" with which Toklas was associated, the first being Stein's deadpan 1933 memoir titled "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas," which was mainly about Stein.)

When Lescher began his literary agency in 1965, his reputation for aesthetic insight and painstaking attentiveness to writers made him highly sought after.

"He was meticulous with writers' work," Calvin Trillin, one of Lescher's first clients, said in an interview on Dec. 4. AIIuding to Irving (Swifty) Lazar — Lescher's stylistic opposite in the field — Trillin once dedicated a book to "Robert 'Slowy' Lescher."

Other clients included Frances F i tzGerald, B e njamin Spock, PaulaFox, Madeleine L'Engle, Andrew Wyeth and Georgia O'Keeffe. Isaac Bashevis Singer, having served as his own agent for many years, hired Lescherin 1972,sixyears before Singer would receive the Nobel Prize in Literature.

When Lescher asked him why he thought he needed an agent, Singer's reply evinced both the writer's humor and the agent's clout.

"You know, in the old days, when I wanted to reach Mr. Straus," Singer said, referringto Roger Straus of Farrar, Straus & Giroux, "I'd call him and he took my call. Now, I call and the secretary says, 'He's on the phone with Mr. Solzhenitsyn.'"

Robert Paul Lescher was born on March 31, 1929, in Bellingham, Wash., one of four children of Elias and Daisy Lescher. He grew up in Seattle, where his father was a court stenographer. He g r aduated from Wesleyan University in Connecticut after spending his senior year studying literature at the Sorbonne in Paris and was hired by Holt in 1950.

Lescher's first marriage, to Mary Cantwell, who was an essayist and editorial writer for The New York Times, ended in divorce.Besides his second wife, the former Susan Corridan, his survivors include two daughters, Katherine and Margaret Lescher,from his first marriage, and a daughter, Susannah Lescher, from his second marriage. He isalso survived by a granddaughter and two sisters.

DEATHS ELSEWHERE Deaths of note from around the world: John Silva, 92: Television e ngineer who w o n E m m y Awards for creating helicopter news coverage in 1958. Died Nov. 27 in Camarillo, Calif.

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P ORTLAND — T h e O r egon Fish and Wildlife Commission voted Friday to ban the use of gillnets to catch fish on the main stem of the Columbia River, relegating the primary commercial-fishing tool to side channels and tributaries.

W ashington's f is h c o m mission is scheduled to decide soon on similar rules, eliminating the centuries-old practice from both sides of the river.

The gillnet ban was pushed

by Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber, who hopes to mediate a longstanding conflict between commercial and r ecreational f i shers w h i l e transitioning to new methods of commercial fishing. Recreational fishers say gillnets are harmful to the recovery of endangered salmon.

The proposal has infuriated commercial fishers, who say it'll be impossible for them to earn a living by fishing only in the limited areas where they'll be allowed to use gillnets. They say the proposed new fishing gear won't work and see the move as a ploy by recreational fishers to eliminate competition for strictly limited fish harvests.

"Main-stem fishing should not be taken away because

greedy people want more," Matthew Evans, a gillnetter from Astoria, told the commission. "There's a lot of peo-

ple out of work, and I don't want to be one of them."

First used by Native American fisherslong before the Lewis and Clark expedition charted the Pacific Northw est, gillnets are still t h e primary method of commercial fishing on the Columbia.

They snag fish by the gills, preventing them from breaking free.

Critics say the nets are cruel to fish and kill thousands of endangered salmon.

"Protecting and e n hancing our wild steelhead and salmon benefits commercial fishers, recreational anglers, the public at large, and, most importantly, the fish," said Dave Schamp, chairman of the C oastal C o nservation Association's operations in Oregon.

Kitzhaber's proposal was advanced a f ter S c h amp's organization gathered signatures to ban gillnets altogether on the Oregon side of the river.

Kitzhaber said he was committed to improving economic benefits for commercial and recreational fishers alike. He viewed the ban as part of a larger strategy that includes increasing the availability of hatchery salmon returning to side channels and legalizing alternativegear for commercial fishing.

In a letter to the commission Friday, Kitzhaber acknowledged that a lot must go right for his plan to work

and asked the commission to consider backing off if shared e conomic b e n efits do n ' t materialize.

Washington i s s t u dying a lternative fishing gear t o see whether itis safer for endangered fish. The mostt outed method i s a p u r s e seine, which encircles fish in the river then is pulled shut at the bottom to trap them. With fish still in the water, fishers can sort out endangered fish and set them free.

Gillnetters say seines require larger boats and may not be profitable on the Columbia or will concentrate the catch in the hands of a few fishers with extensive experience and money to buy new equipment.

Seines are illegal in Oregon, but the Legislature is expected to consider legalizing them next year.

"As a sport fisherman, I appreciatethe increased opportunity to catch more fish, and as a conservationist, I thank you for giving the fish a better shot at survival for the next generations," Wallace Beck, of McMinnville, told commissioners. "These fish belong to no one, and at the same time they belong to all of us."

About 200 gillnetters are active on the Columbia, many of them from families that have been commercially fishing for generations.

Kitzhaber has r equested money to increase hatchery fish in areas where gillnetters

would be allowed to operate, and to help them weather the economic consequences.

But gillnetters remained unconvinced, saying there's not enough money to make it work.

"We're not fighting for a job or a livelihood," said Joe Parker, a third-generation gillnetter from Astoria. "We're fighting for a way of life."

Fish recovery plans allocate a certain number of endangered fish that can be impacted by fish harvests. Such limits are divided between tribal, commercial and recreational fisheries.

The rules would steadily decrease limits allocated for commercial fisheries and increase the allocations for recreational fisheries. They also would require r ecreational fishers t o u s e un b a rbed hooks.

Tribal fisheries are not affected by the proposed new rules.

Commercial f i shers s ay they're catching fish for consumers, so the commission's action will limit the public's access to valued fish originating upriver.

The commission also voted to prohibit the retention of white sturgeon b eginning in 2014 because of declining populations — a m ove the several sport-fishing guides s aid would harm t heir i n come. Sport fishers will be allowed to retain one white sturgeon next year.

Green retirementhighriseoffers Man found amenitiesfor aging population guilty in plot to kill grandson's father

By Eric Mortenson The Oregonian

PORTLAND — The first clues that M i r abella Portland is a d ifferent kind of retirement home are in the basement.

That's where 85-year-old Bob Ivey keeps his stash of madrone, koa an d c h erry chunks f o r wo o dworking projects. The r etired CPA brought his lathes, sander, router, clamps, drill p r ess and saws with him when he and his wife, Barbara, moved in shortly after the building

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The M i rabella m anagement didn't just tolerate his h obby, it i n volved him i n planning the woodshop layout during construction in Portland's South Waterfront District. Now he's teaching other residents to make decorative wooden bowls and other projects.

The shop is adjacent to the building's underground parking, where a lift system stacks four cars in the space of two.

The system saves room and gives nod to the fact that residents don't often need cars.

When they do, attendants retrieve them from the stacks.

Off to one side is a rack of colorful kayaks. Marketing director Adam Payn, in perfect deadpan, says Mirabella is thought to be the first retirement center in the country with resident kayak parking.

Along one wall is a rack for golf bags. It was one of the early projects of the group that uses the woodshop. They also made more than 100 bookends for the Mirabella Library on the ground floor, which features a gas fireplace, comfy chairs and 6,500 titles donated by residents.

The volunteer organizer, Linda McCammon, was librarian at two elementary schools in the David Douglas School District in east Portland.

There's more — bicycle parking, art studio, auditorium, exercise gym and pool — and it represents a new frontier of retirement living.

An estimated 10,000 baby boomers will turn 65 every day for the next 17 years and many of them, true to their generational nature, aren't about to shuffle off to the old folks' home.

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Mirabella, right, is a retirement high rise in the South Waterfront neighborhood of Portland. It has four restaurant options, a wood shop, art studio, library, gym, pool and more.

architectural firm A n k r om Moisan, has won five design awards and is th e w orld's first LEED-Platinum certified Continuing Care Retirement Community, or CCRC. Yet it retains the age-inplace assurance many older people are looking for. As age and circumstance dictate, residents can move from independent apartment, to assisted living, to a "memory care" Alzheimer's wing. Residentsrecovering from hip replacement surgeryor a heart attack, for example, can rehab in a 44-bed skilled nursing unit on the second floor.

T he a r r angement a n d "strategic location" appealed to Ron and Muriel Mendonca, who were the second couple to move in when the building opened in 2010.

"Four years' worth of planning," says Ron Mendonca, a retired high school physics teacher and accountant. "We don't have any children, and we decided we'd better take care of ourselves."

It wasn't a decision made lightly. Moving into Mirabella or any other retirement community means giving up a — a more engagingtype of home and decades ofindepenretirement living is emerging. dence. Many seniors dread a M irabella Portland i s a slow fade from vibrancy.

"That's the b iggest fear striking example: 220 apartm ents i n a 30 - story s a - people have in leaving their lute to new u rbanism and home," Ron Mendonca says. sustainability. The building, Intheir case, stayingbusy is designed by t h e P o r tland medicine. Muriel Mendonca,

a former elementary school teacher and hospital volunteer services coordinator,chairs the Programs and Social Activities Committee. The group puts on lectures, trips, recitals and other events, an average of 16 programs per month.

The building has a residents' council and 14 committees, and hums with the intellectual firepower brought to bear by the retired doctors, lawyers, artists, accountants and educators who live there.

Keeping up is a delightful challenge, resident Bruce Howard says as he pedals an exercise bike and reads a Spanish Civil War novel on his iPad. "The other people here are very interesting, very stimu-

lating," he says.

Howard jokes that h e 's "just a small town dermatologist" who's outranked by two other retired dermatologists he's met at Mirabella — one a former hospital department head, the other a former medicalschool professor.

He and hi s w i fe, Olga, moved to Oregon from Colorado to be closer to a son in Lake Oswego, and c hose Mirabella over a retirement facility in McMinnville. "The pull was we've never lived in a large city before," he says.

Ivey, whose tools equip the woodshop, says he's become much more social than he was when living at home.

The Associated Press BAKER CITY — A n Ontario man has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for a plot the prosecution said involved turning his garage into a death chamber for the teenager who fathered his grandson.

The sentence Thursday comes after Lester Earl Reger, 62, was convicted of attempted aggravated murder and other charges.

He was accused of plotting with his wife and two other people to kill Ramon Fry, then 19, of Garden Valley, Idaho. Shot in the head and back,the community college student e scaped and survived.

Fry said he had been married to the Regers' daughter and was returning the child after a visitation in February under terms o f t h e i r d i v o rce settlement.

The prosecution said the garage was lined with plastic sheets to hide evidence, and a vehicle was readied to remove the body.

"In 26 years of violence, v ery f e w t h i n g s h a v e s cared me a s m uc h a s walking into that garage that night," said Malheur County District Attorney Dan Norris. "It was a death chamber."

Reger faked an arm injury, concealed a gun in the sling, and asked Fry to pick up three pieces of wood from beneath a workbench, Fry told investigators.

"I knew s o m ething wasn't right," Fry testified at the trial held in Baker County. "And I heard this pop. It w a s t h e l o udest noiseI'veever heard in my life."

He said Reger took a swing, the sling came off, revealing the weapon, and he ran. Investigators said Reger got off another shot.

Fry said doctors found the first bullet wedged under his skin at the base of his skull.

Norris said an attempt to improvise a h ollow-point bullet left it with too little mass to penetrate Fry's skull.

Fry said the second bullet remains lodged near his kidney because removing it would threaten his life.

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THE BULLETIN • SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2012

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL

SKIING

PREP WRESTLING

Nordic ski race set for today

Cowboys

The 12th annual Par Fore the Course nordic ski race is set for today at10 a.m. at the Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center.

Late registration is

available from 8:30 to 9:30a.m. today at the

nordic center.

Organized by the Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation,

the Par Fore theCourse is a relatively short, two-part competition

that rewards a skier's improvement over the

course of the season.

Today is the first race, and the second race takes place in early March.

Race distances include 3, 5 and 10 kilo-

meters.

Following the second Par Fore the Course

race on March 3, prizes will be awarded for

most improved against the handicap, most improved in class, overall class champion and fastest times.

The Par Fore the Course is a tribute to

Central Oregon skier Sharon Nofziger, who died in November 2000

of an aneurysm while skiing. The race takes

place on the Zig-Zag trail, Nofziger's favorite Mt. Bachelor trail, according to MBSEF.

For more information, visit mbsef.org.

— Bulletin staff report

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Barner, Poyer receive honors Oregon running back Kenjon Barner andOregon State cornerback Jordan Poyerearned consensus All-America status by the Walter Camp Football Foundation and The Sporting

start

• Bend High loses its homeopener to North Medford

strong at tourney

By Beau Eastes The Bulletin

Playing its home opener against a North Medford squad that placed third at the Class 6A state tournament last March, Bend High showed flashes of brilliance between some ill-timed turnoversbefore eventually falling to the Black Tornado, 60-47.

David Larson scored a team-high 13 points and grabbed eight rebounds, and Connor Scott added 12 points and six rebounds to pace the Lava Bears (1-1).

North Medford used a 23-2 run in the first half to take a 32-18 lead into halftime.

Bend rallied back in the fourth quarter and trailed just 49-42 with 4 minutes and 34 seconds left in the game, but back-to-back turnovers ended the Lava Bears' comeback attempt.

Bend turned the ball over 23 times against the Black Tornado, who were playing their first game of the season.

"We came out trying to go too fast," Larson said about the Bears' first-half struggles. "And we were selfish offensively. The second half we slowed things down and defensively played a lot better."

Tristen Holmes led a balanced North Medfordoffense with 15 points. Oshea Bailey, the Black Tornado's lone returning starter from last season, added 14 points, and Julian Gray contributed 13 points.

SeeBend/D4

• Crook County leads a two-day event in North Bend Bulletin staff report NORTH BEND — Crook County advanced a wave of wrestlers to the quarterfinal round Friday, and the Cowboys held the overall team lead through the first day of the Army Strong Coast Classic.

The two-day tournament, which includes wrestlers from more than 30 high schools, concludes today at North Bend High School.

Crook County piled up 78 team points on Friday to lead the team standings over

second-place Roseburg (75.5).

Redmond, which advanced three wrestlers to today's quarterfinals, ranked seventh with 49.5 points.

Cowboys in the quarterfinal field include Trayton Libolt at 113 pounds, Johnny

Avina (120), Grayson Munn (126), Colbran Meeker (138), Dawson Barber (152), Alex

Urrea (160), Dean Smith (170), Dylan Blasius (182), Gunner Crawford (195), Curtis Crouch

(220) and Jason Williams (285).

For Redmond, today's quarterfinalists are Tyler George

(132), Chance Lindquist (145) and Casey Gates (220).

Joe Kline / The Bulletin

Bend's Connor Scott (12) battles for a rebound with North Medford's Aaron Browne-Moore during Bend's home opener at Bend High School on Friday night.

NATIONAL FINALS RODEO

News.

With 1,624 rushing yards entering the Fiesta Bowl, Barner is fourth

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

on the UO single-season

en atsta e or rm, a

record list and would

need 182against Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl

to set a school record.

Barner ran for198 yards in Oregon's Civil War

win over OregonState on Nov. 24, giving him 3,480 yards in his career to pass Derek Loville for second behind LaMichael James on the Ducks' career record list.

Poyer, a native of Astoria, is the first OSU

player to earn aspot on the Walter Camp All-America team, the

nation's oldest college football All-America

squad, since wide receiver Mike Hass in 2005.

Poyer is tied for No. 2 in the nation with seven interceptions

this season andwas a semifinalist for the

Jim Thorpe Award (top cornerback) and the Bednarik Award (top defensive player).

A co-team captain, Poyer helped OSU tie for the best turnaround in college football this

seasonwithasix-game improvement from 2011 to 2012.

The 2012 Walter Camp Player of the

Year and members of the All-America team will be honored at the organization's national

awards banquet on January12 at the Yale University Commons

in New Haven,Conn. In addition, the Foundation will also recognize

By Dan Gelston The Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA — A r my's Jarrett Mackey hears the same order each day he walks around the barracks at West Point: Beat Navyand bring home the coveted Commander-in-Chief's Trophy.

"Every single time I pass them, it's, 'Army-Navy. CIC. Let's go,' " Mackey said. "I wouldn't say it puts more pressure on us, but it's time. Let's do this. We almost need to do it. We've got to get out there and get the win. It's been way too

long."

Try 11 years.

The Army-Navy series is not only the

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more t h a nmost. Thewinnerto-

stretches back to 1890. It only Arm vs Nav day leaves Lincoln Financial Field with the Commander-inseems like the Black Knights + > T d ' Chief's trophy, awarded to the haven't won in 122 years. Army last beat Navy in 2001 at Veterteam with the best record in gam e s among the three service ans Stadium. The Vet has since 'T": CBS been toppled. a cademies. Army a n d N a v y So has Army's all-time lead in th e e a c h defeatedAirForce,puttingthepresseries. tigious trophy up for grabs in the reguMackey, a junior defensive end, wants l a r -season finale for the first time since so badly to be part of the class that ends 2 0 05. Army (2-9) has not hoisted the CIC the Middies' dominance. That alone is t r o p hysince 1996.

SeeArmy-Navy/D5 incentive enough. But for the first time in "

Heisman finalists prepare for big night

By Ralph D. Russo The Associated Press

NEW YORK — Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o was looking forward to a break after a five-cities-infive-days tour, during which he has become the most

decorated player in college football.

"I'm just trying to get a workout in and get some sleep," he said Friday about his plans for the night.

Texas A8 M quarterback Johnny Manziel seemed to have more energy when he arrived at a midtown Manhattan hotel with his fellow Heisman Trophy finalist.

See Heisman/D5

Inside

Tom Osborne and NFL

• A breakdown of the three

— From Mire reports

of either team in a series that

Bulletin staff report LAS VEGAS — Culver's Brian Bain led the Central Oregon competitors on Friday at the National Finals Rodeo at Thomas & Mack Center.

Bain recorded a score of 83.5 points in the second goround of bareback riding, earning him fourth place and a check for $7,656.25.

Redmond's Steven Peebles

(77) and Culver's Bobby Mote

former Nebraska coach player/coach Herm Edwards.

most patriotic rivalry in sports, it has n e a rly two decades, there is more on the turned into one of the most one-sided. l i n e than just bragging rights.

Navy has won 10 straight, doubling the W inn i n g this game usually makes a previous longest winning streak season, but this one would mean

Culver's Bain leads locals on night No. 2

finalists for the HeismanTrophy, DS

John Raoux/The Associated Press

From left, Heisman Trophy candidatesTexas A&M's Johnny Manziel, Notre Dame's Manti Te'o and Kansas State's Collin Klein pose at the Home Depot College Football Awards in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., Thursday.

(76.5) did not finish in the money. Will Lowe, of Canyon, Texas, and Kaycee Feild, of Payson, Utah, tied for first with rides of 86.5 points.

Mote, the four-time world champion, is currently projected in sixth place in the world standings with eight rounds to go in the 10-night NFR, according to the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association website.

Also on Friday, Prineville's Charly Crawford finished fifth in team roping with partner Jim Ross Cooper with a time of 5.4 seconds, earning a check of $4,711.54.

Terrebonne's Russell Cardoza and teammate Colby Lovell finished in 10th with a time of 14 seconds. Luke Brown and Martin Lucero, both of Stephenville, Texas, won in 4.0 seconds.

Terrebonne's Brenda Mays finished eighth in barrel racing with a time of 14.27 seconds. Mary Walker, of Ennis, Texas, won the go-round with a time of 13.8.

For full second go-round results, see Scoreboard, D2.

D2

TH E BULLETIN• SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2012

ON THE AIR

COREBOARD

TELEVISION Gonzaga, ESPN2.

Today

7 p.m.: NBA, Sacramento Kings at Portland Trail Blazers, Blazer

GOLF

2:30 a.m.:European Tour/ SunshineTour,Nelson Mandela Championship, third round, Golf

Channel.

Network (Ch. 39).

7:30 p.m.:Men's college, Minnesota at USC, Pac-12

Network.

1 p.m.:PGA Tour, Franklin

FOOTBALL

Templeton Shootout, second

9 a.m.:College, NCAAFCS playoffs, quarterfinal, Georgia

round, NBC.

12:30 p.m.:Ladies European Tour, Dubai Ladies Masters, final round, Golf Channel.

5 p.m.:PGATour of Australasia, Australian Open, final round, Golf Channel.

10 p.m.:Asian Tour, Thailand Golf Championship, final round,

Golf Channel.

SOCCER

Southern at Old Dominion, ESPN.

Noon:College, Army vs. Navy, CBS.

5 p.m.:College, Heisman Trophy presentation, ESPN. MIXED MARTIAL ARTS 2p.m.: UFC: Henderson vs. Diaz, preliminary bouts, FX.

5p.m.:UFC:Henderson vs. Diaz, 6:55 a.m.:English Premier League, Sunderland vs. Chelsea, main card, Fox. VOLLEYBALL

ESPN2.

3:30 p.m.:College, NCAA

BASKETBALL

9a.m.:Men's college, Arkansas at Michigan, CBS.

9 a.m.:Men's college, Portland at Kentucky, ESPN2.

10a.m.: M en'scollege,TCU at

Tulsa, Root Sports.

11 a.m.:Men's college, Colorado at Kansas, ESPN2.

11 a.m.:Men's college, CalState

tournament, regional final, Oregon vs. Nebraska, ESPNU. BOXING 7 p.m.:Bryant Jennings vs.

Bowie Tupou, heavyweights, NBCSN.

6 p.m.: LuisRamosvs.Ricardo Williams, welterweights (sarn-

day tape) Root Sports.

Northridge at Arizona State, Pac12 Network.

11:30 a.m.:Men's college, Kansas State atGeorge

Sunday GOLF

Washington, CBS Sports Network.

1215 p.m.:Men's college, Duke vs. Temple, ESPN.

1 p.m.:Men's college, Virginia Tech at West Virginia, ESPN2.

1 p.m.:Men's college, Grambling State at Oregon State, Pac-12 Network.

2:15p.m.:Men'scollege,UCLA at Texas, ESPN.

3 p.m.:Men's college, Wisconsin at Marquette, ESPN2.

3 p.m.:Men's college, Northern lowaatGeorge Mason, NBCSN.

3 p.m.: Men'scollege,Idaho State at Oregon, Pac-12 Network.

5p.m.:Men's college, Arizona at Clernso, ESPN2.

2:30 a.m.:European Tour/ Sunshine Tour,NelsonMandela Championship, final round, Golf Channel.

Noon:PGATour, Franklin Templeton Shootout, final round, NBC. FIGURE SKATING 10a.m.: ISU Grand Prix Final

(taped), NBC. BOWLING

10 a.m.:Professional Bowlers Association, World Tour Finals (taped), ESPN. FOOTBALL 10a.m.:NFL,Dallas Cowboys at Cincinnati Bengals, Fox. 1 p.m.:NFL, Miami Dolphins at

San Francisco 49ers, CBS. 1 p.m.:NFL,Arizona Cardinals at

at Penn, NBCSN.

Seattle Seahawks, Fox. 5:20 p.m.:NFL, Detroit Lions at

5 p.m.:Men's college, Nevadaat

Green BayPackers, NBC.

5p.m.:Men's college, Villanova Washington, Pac-12 Network.

BASKETBALL

6 p.m.:Men's college, Valparaiso at New Mexico, Root Sports.

7 p.m.:Men's college, lllinois at

Noon:Men's college, Fresno State at Washington State, Pac12 Network.

RADIO Today BASKETBALL 1 p.m.: Men's college, Grambling State at Oregon State, KICE-AM 940, KRCO-AM 690.

3 p.m.:Men's college, Idaho State at Oregon, KBND-AM1110.

7 p.m.:NBA, Sacramento Kings at Portland Trail Blazers, KBND-AM 1110, KRCO-AM 690.

Listingsare the mostaccurate available. TheBu//etinis not responsible for late ChangeSmade by TV or radiOStatianS.

SPORTS IN BRIEF

College volleyball • Oregonset tn play Ne-

Kelly at each of those stops.

At Tennessee, the 44-year-old

Jones will succeedDerekDooley,

braska In NCAAregional final: Liz Brenner pounded 26 kills and Oregon defeated BYU 25-23, 25-21, 22-25, 25-12 on Friday to advance to the NCAA volleyball tournament Omaha

who was fired Nov. 18 after go-

Regional final in Omaha,Neb. The No. 5 Duckswill play fourth-

.500 three straight years.

seeded Nebraska tonight. The Cornhuskers swept Washington behind Gina Mancuso's14 kills

and nine eachfrom Morgan Broekhuis and Hannah Werth.

The Huskers won byscores of 25-14, 25-21, 25-23.

College soccer

ing15-21 in threeyears. Dooley posted a losing record in eachof his three seasons atTennessee, the first time since1909-11 the Volunteers have finished below

College athletics • University nf Hawaii names OhioState'sJaynew AD:The University of Hawaii has named a new athletic director. Ben Jay,

a senior associate athletics director at Ohio State, will take

over the job. Theannouncementwas made bynewsrelease Friday afternoon, and comesas

• Indiana beats Creighton 1-0 in NCAA semifinal: Femi the University of Hawaii seeks Hollinger-Janzen scored midway to put the fallout from a botched through the first half and Indiana charity concert behind it. Jay held off Creighton1-0 on Friday night in Hoover, Alan to advance to the NCAA soccer final. The

seven-time champion Hoosiers (15-5-3) will play Georgetown in the title game Sunday. The Hoyas beat Maryland 4-3 on penalty kicks following a 4-4 tie.

The Hoosiers have allowed only two goals in four NCAA tourna-

ment garne.

Football • Vols hire Clnclnnatl's Jones as next coach:Tennessee has hired Cincinnati's Butch Jones as its next football coach. Jones

will replace Jim Donovan, who

was given anewpost following a bungled Stevie Wonder concert and athletic department

fundraiser earlier this year.

Basketball • Blazersassign 2to 0-leagne: The Trail Blazers have assigned rookies Will Barton and Victor Claver to Portland's development league affiliate, the Idaho Stam-

pede. Barton hasplayed in16 games for theBlazersthis season, averaging 2.6 points and1.4 re-

boundsin8.8minutespergarn.

Claver, a 6-foot-10 forward from

has a 50-27 record in six sea-

Spain, wasselectedbythe Blazers

sons as aheadcoach. Hewent

in the 2009draftand signed with the team this summer. He hasap-

27-13 in three seasons at Central M ichigan and has gone 23-14 at Cincinnati the past three years.

He followed Notre Dame'sBrian

peared in fourgamesthis season, averaging 0.3points andone rebound pergame.

ON DECK Today Boys basketball: NorthMedfordat Summit,12.45 p.mc HenleyatMadras,5 p.mzCrookCountyvs.

Bums orGrantUnion at BurnsToumament, 4:30 p.m.; CentralChristianvs.Mitchell at NorthLake Tournament,1:30p.m.; Trinity Lutheranat Falls City/KingsValleyCharter,3:30p.m.; SweetHome at Ridgeviewnoon,Mountain Viewat Crater, 6 p.mx Cascade at Redmond, 2 p.m.; La Pineat Ashland, 2 p.m.; Gilchrist hosts GHStoumey, TBA Girls basketball: Mountain Viewvs. Willamette at WillametteTournament, 2:30p.m.; Cascadeat Redmond, noon;MadrasatHenley,5p.mzCrook Countyvs.BurnsorGrantUnionatBurnsTournament,noon;Central Christianvs Mitchell at North LakeTournament, noon; Trinlty Lutheranat Falls City/KingsValleyCharter, 2 p.mzSweet Homeat Ridgeview, 2p.m. Mountain Viewat Wilamette Tournament,TBD,La Pineat Brookings-Harbor Invitational,TBD;Gilchrist vs.Lowell atGilchrest Invitationa, 3p.m.

Wrestling: Bend, Summitat Springfield Tournament, TBD;Redmond, CrookCounty at Coast Classic in North Bend,9a.m., Ridgeview,Sisters, Gilchrist, Madras,CrookCountyJVat CulverTournament, 9 a.m.

Swimming: Summit at North BendHigh School Invitationa,TBD

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SecondRound Bareback Riding 1 (tie), Kaycee Feild, Payson,Utah, on Carr Pro Rodeo'sRiverhoatAnnie, andWill Lowe, Canyon, Texas, on Classic ProRodeo's Bi Polar,86.5points, $16,343each. 3 J R.Vezain, Cowley,Wyo., 85.5, $10,895. 4. BrlanBain, Culver,Ore., 83.5, $7,656.

5. JessyDavis, Power,Mont., 83,$4,712.6. Justin McDaniel,Porum,Okla 81.5,$2,945. 7.WinnRatiff, Leesv ille,La.,78.5.8.WesStevenson,Lubbock,Texas, 77.5. 9(tie), StevenPeebles, Redmond, Ore., and JaredKeylon,Uniontown,Kan.,77 each 11.Bobby Mote,Stephenvile,Texas,76.5.12. MattBrlght, Azle, Texas,76. 13.CalebBennett, Morgan,Utah,74. 14.

StevenDent, Mullen,Neb.,73. 15. CaseyColletti, Pueblo,Colo.,NS. Steer Wrestling 1 Billy BugenigFerndal , e, Calif., 3.6 seconds, $18257.2.DeanGorsuch, Gering, Neb.,39,$14429.

3. CaseyMartin, Sulphur,La.,4.0, $10,895. 4.Trevor Knowles,MountVernon, Ore., 4.1, $7,656 5 (tie), LukeBranguinho,LosAlamos, Calif., andTomLewis, Lehi, Utah,4.2,$3,828each.7.LesShepperson,Midwest, Wyo, 4.3. 8.ToddSuhn,Hermosa, S.D., 4.4 9. WadeSumpter, Fowler,Colo., 4.6. 10. K.C.Jones, Decatur,Texas, 4.8. 11 GabeLedoux, Kaplan, La., 5.1.

12. MattReeves,CrossPlains, Texas,5.2. 13. Beau Clark, Belgrade,Mont., 7.5.14.BrayArmes, Gruver, Texas,16.0.15.EthenThouveneii, Napa,Calif., NT. Team Roping 1. Luke Brown,Stephenvile, Texas/Martin Lucero,Stephenville, Texas, 4.0 seconds, $18,257 each. 2.Derrick Begay,SebaDalkai, Ariz./Cesarde la Cruz,Tucson,Ariz., 4.6, $14,429.3. DustinBird, Cut Bank,Mont./Paul Eaves, Millsap, Texas,5.2, $10,895. 4.TravisTryan,Bilings, Mont./JakeLong, Coffeyvi e, Kan., 5.3, $7,656. 5. CharlyCrawford, Prineville, Ore./JimRossCooper,Monument, N.M., 5.4, $4,712.6.Keven Daniel,Franklin,Tenn./Chase Tryan,Helena,Mont., 9.5,$2945.7. ChadMasters, CedarHill, Tenn./ClayO'BrienCooper,Gardnervile, Nev., 96. 8. ErichRogers,RoundRock, Ariz./Kory Koontz,Sudan,Texas, 10.7. 9 Brock Hanson, Casa Grande,Ariz./RyanMotes, Weatherford, Texas,128.

10. Colby Lovell, Madisonville, Texas/RusselCarl doza,Terrehonne,Ore., 14.0. 11.(tie) TrevorBrazile, Decatur, Texas/Patrick Smith, Lipan, Texas.Kaleb Driggers,Albany,Ga/JadeCorkill, Faiion, Nev..Clay Tryan,Bilings,Mont./TravlsGraves, Jay,Okla.. Spencer Mitchell, Colusa Calif./DakotaKirchenschlager, Stephenville,Texas,andTurtle Powell, Stephenvile, Texas/Dugan Kely, PasoRobles, Calif, NT. Saddle BroncRiding 1.1 (tie), Wade Sundel, Boxholm,lowa,on Cagary Stampe de's MadMoney. JakeWright, Milford, Utah, on Mo Betta Rodeo's Shasta, andCort Scheer, Elsmere,Neh., onThreeHills Rodeo'sBigJet, 84.5 points, $14,527each.4. ColeElshere,Faith, SD, 83.5, $7,656.5(tie),TaosMuncy,Corona,N M.,and TyrelSmi th,Cascade,Mont.,825,$3,828 each.7 CodyWright, Milford, Utah,82. 8 IsaacDiaz,Davie, Fla., 80.5. 9.ChadFerley, Oeirichs, S.D.,77.10 (tie), CodyTaton,Corona,N.M.,andBradley Harter, Weatherford,Texas,75each.12. CodyDeMoss, Heflin, La., 71 13 (tie), JesseWright, Milford, Utah. Jacobs Crawley,CollegeStation, Texas,andSterling Crawley, CollegeStation,Texas, NS. Tie-DownRoping 1. Clif Cooper, Decatur, Texas, 7.3 seconds, $18,257. 2 (tie), Tuf Cooper,Decatur, Texas,and Monty Lewis,Hereford,Texas,7.5,$12,662 each.4 AdamGray,Seymour, Texas, 77, $7,656. 5. Hunter Herrln, Apache, Oka., 7.8, $4,712.6 FredWhitfield, Hockley,Texas 8.0, $2,945. 7. RyanJarrett, Comanche,Okla., 8.1. 8. CorySolomon,Prairie View, Texas, 8.2.9.Houston Hutto,Tombali,Texas,8.7.10.

BradleyBynum,Sterling City, Texas,8.8. 11.Justin Maass, Giddings,Texas,9.5.12.Shane Hanchey, Sulphur,La., 9.6. 13. CodyOhl, Hico, Texas,15.4.

14(tie), ClintRobinson,SpanishFork, Utah,andMatt Shiozawa,Chubbuck,Idaho,NT. Barrel Racing 1 . Mary Walker,Ennis, Texas,1380 seconds, $18,257. 2.Benette Barrington-Little, Ardmore,Oka., 13.82,$14,429.3(tie), LindsaySears,Nanton,Alberta, and LeeAnnRust, Stephenvile, Texas,13.91,$9,276 each. 5.BrittanyPozzi, Victoria, Texas,14.00,$4,712.

6. Nikki Steffes,Vale,S.D., 14.09, $2,945. 7.Kaley Bass,Kissimmee,Fla.,1412. 8. BrendaMays, Terrebonne,Ore.,14.27.9.TruaChurchill, Valentine,Neh., 14.28.10.ChristyLoflin, Franktown,Colo., 14.39. 11.

SherryCervi,Marana,Ariz.,14.41.12. ChristinaRichman,Glendora,Calif.,14.98.13. Kelli Tolbert,Hooper, Utah, 18.92.14. LisaLockhart, Oeirichs, S.D.,19.01.

15. CarleePierce,Stephenvile, Texas,19.02.

Bull Riding 1. CodyWhitney,Sayre, Okla.,89 pointson Wild Card Rodeo'sThe Grinch, $18,257. 2. J.W. Harris, Mullin, Texas,88, $14,429. 3. BeauSchroeder, China,Texas,87, $10,895.4. SethGlause, Cheyenne, Wyo.,86.5,$7,656.5 TrevorKastner,Ardmore,Okla., 83.5, $4,712.6. ClaytonSavage, Casper,Wyo., 80.5, $2,945. 7.CodyTeel, Kountze, Texas, 60. 8(tie), Trey Benton III, RockIsland, Texas.Ardie Maier,Timber Lake, S.D.. Tate Stratton, Kellyville, Okla.. Cody Samora,Cortez,Colo.. ShaneProctor, GrandCoulee, Wash..KaninAsay, Powell, Wyo.,TagEliott, Thatcher, Utah,andBrett Stall, Detroit I.akes,Minn., NS.

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Thursday's Game Denver26, Oakland13 Sunday'sGames ChicagoatMinnesota,10 a.m.

BaltimoreatWashington, 10a.m.

KansasCity atCleveland,10a.m.

San Diegoat Pittsburgh, 10a.m.

TennesseeatIndianapolis,10a m.

N.Y.Jetsat Jacksonvile, 10a.m.

AtlantaatCarolina,10 a.m.

PhiladelphiaatTampaBay,10 a.m.

St. Louisatguffalo,10a.m.

Dallas atCincinnati, 10a.m.

Miami atSanFrancisco,1:05 p.m.

ArizonaatSeatle,1.25 p.m.

NewOrleansat N.Y.Giants,1:25 p.m.

Detroit atGreenBay,5 20pm

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Housto natNew England,5:30p.m.

NFL InjuryReporl NEWYORK— The updatedNational Football Leagueinjury report,asprovidedbytheleague: BALTIMORERAVENS atWASHINGTON REDSKINS — RAVE NS: OUT: TE EdDickson (knee), LB Dannell Ellerbe(ankle). DOUBTFUL: CBJimmy Smith (abdom en). QUESTIONABLE: CBAsa Jackson (shoulder),CBChris Johnson(thigh), LBTerrell Suggs (biceps). PRO BABLE: CB Chykie Brown(ankie), LB Josh Bynes (thigh), S Jame s Ihedigbo (calf), WRJacobyJones(ankle), RBVontaLeach(ankle), DEPernel McPhee(thigh), SBernard Polard (chest), SEdReed (shoudler).REDSKINS:QUESTIONABLE:LB London Fletcher(ankle), CBDeAngelo Hall (ankle,knee),TTrent Williams(thigh). PROBABLE:WRPierre Garcon (foot), PSavRocca(right knee), CRJoshWilson(shoulder) KANSAS CITY CHIEFS at CLEVELAND BROWNS — CHIEFS: DOUBTFUL:S Abram Etam (Ituadriceps). QUES TIONABLE. T Branden Albert (back), GJeffAllen (illness), SEric Berry(hand, iliness), CB BrandonFlowers(hamstring), G Russ Hochstein(hack), LBDerrick Johnson(hamstring), S KendrickLewis(shoulder). PRO BABLE: LBTamba Hali (knee), G RyanLilja (knee).BRO WNS: PROBABLE:WRTravis Benjamin (finger), TEJordan Cam-

eron (groin) WR Joshua Crihhs (shoulder,chest), LB James-Michael Johnson(finger), TRyanMiler (forearm), CBDimitri Patterson(ankle), RBTrent Richardson (chest,rib, finger), DEFrosteeRucker (shoulder, finger), S RayVentrone(calf), S UsamaYoung(head).

SAN DIEGO CHARGERSat PITTSBURGH STEELERS — CHARGE RS: OUT: LB Donald Butler (groin), T JeromeyClary (knee), WREddie Royal (hamstring). DOU BTFUL: G Tyronne Green (hamstring).QU ESTIONABLE: TMike Harris (ankle).

PROBA BLE:LBJarret Johnson(back), SCorey Lynch (Ituadriceps), TEDante Rosario (hamstring), S Darreli Stuckey(hamstring). STEELE RS: OUT : T Mike Adams(ankle), CBIke Taylor (ankle), LB LaMarr Woodley(ankie). QUESTIONABLE QBByron Leftwich (ribs). PRO BABLE:WRAntonio Brown(ankle), PDrew Butler (illness), SRyanClark (hip), G Wilie Colon (knee),WRJerricho Cotchery (ribs), RBWil Johnson

Jackson (calf), RBD.J. Ware(ilness).

ST.LOUIS RAMS at BUFFALO BILLSRAMS: OUT:TEMike McNeil (thigh). QUE STIONABLE:WRDannyAmendola (foot), LB Mario Haggan (elbow).PROBABLE:RBStevenJackson(foot), CScott Wells (knee)BILLS:OUT:DEMarkAnderson(knee), C Eric Wood(knee). QUE STIONABLE: DTSpencer Johnson (ankle), WRStevieJohnson(hamstring), CB LeodisMcKelvin(back), CBJustin Rogers (foot), LB ChrisWhite(back), CBAaron Williams (knee). PROBABLE:LBNick Barnett(knee), SJairus Byrd(back), TE Scott Chandle(groi r n), DTMarcell Dareus(shoulder),

Georgia Stanford

Florida

WR TJ.Graham(ankle), WRDonald Jones(calf), G Andy Levitre(knee),S Da'Norris Searcy(hand),WR BradSmith(hamstring), RRC.J. Spiler (shoulder), G TexasA8M KraigUrhik(knee),DTKyle Williams(ankle), DEMario Williams(wrist) DALLASCOWBOYS atCINCINNATIBENGALS —COWBOYS: OUT: SChariie Peprah (foot), NTJay Ratliff (groin), CBOrlandoScandrick (hand). PROBABLE: WRMilesAustin (hip), C RyanCook(knee), RB Felix Jones (knee), DTSeanLissemore(ankle),GNate Livings (ankle), RB DeMarco Murray (foot), T Tyron Smith(ankle),LBAnthonySpencer(calf), RBLawrence Vickers(knee).BENGALS: OUT : CBDre Kirkpatrick (head).DOUBTFUL: KMike Nugent (calf), RBCedric Peerman (ankle). PROBABLEWRA.J. Green(ilness), TF JermaineGresham(hamstring), WRMarvin Jones (illness), TE Richard Quinn (hamstring).

MIAMI DOLPHINS at SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — DOLPHINS: QUESTIONABLE:S Jimmy Wilson (hip).PRO BABLE: TECharles Clay (ribs), LB

KarlosDansby(biceps), TEAnthony Fasano (hip), P BrandonFields (lett knee,right knee),RBJorvorskie Lane(knee),LBKoaMisi (finger), LBAustin Spitler (ankie).49ERS:DOUBTFUL. WRMarioManningham (shoulder). PRO BABLE: K David Akers(pelvis), LB NaVorroBowman (shoulder), CBTarell Brown(hamstring), CB Chris Culliver (ilness), I.BTavaresGooden (knee,elbow), RBFrank Gore (wrist), G Mikelupati (shoulder), CB Carlos Rogers (knee), LBAldon Smith (shoulder), LB Patrick Wilis (shouider).

NEW ORLEANSSAINTS at NEWYORKGlANTS —SAINTS: OIJTTCharlesBrown(knee), CB CoreyWhite(knee). PROBABLE: S IsaAbdul-Quddus (concussion), DEJunior Galette(ankle), S Roman Harper(rib), DTTomJohnson(back), CBJohnnyPatrick (illness),WRCourtney Roby (hamstring), T Zach Strief (groin),TEDavidThomas(knee), DEMartezWilson (toe)GIANTS:OUT : TETravis Beckum(knee), S TylerSash(hamstring) DOU BTFUI.: SKenny Philips (knee).QUE STIONABLE: WRHakeem Nicks (knee).

PROBA BLE:CDavid Baas(shoulder), LBChaseBlackburn (ankle),LBMichael Boley(shouider), RBAhmad Bradshaw (foot), WRDomenik Hixon(ankle), DEJason Pierre-Paul(back),LBJacquianWiliams (knee) ARIZONA CARDINALS atSEATTLE SEAHAWKS — CARDINALS: DO UBTFUL: DFRonald Talley (ankle).QUE STIONABLE: DECalais Campbell (calf), QB Kevin Kolh(rihs), WRAndreRoberts (ankle), RB BeanieWels (knee). PROBABLE: SJustin Bethel (shoulder), WREarly Doucet(ribs), TEMikeLeach (back), LBParis Lenon(shoulder), S KerryRhodes (quadriceps), CB GregToler (hamstring), LB Reggie Walker(knee). SEAHAWKS: OUT: CBMarcusTrufant (hamstring).QLIESTIONABLE: LBLeroy Hil (ankle).

PROBA BLE: DERed Bryant(foot), S KamChancellor (groin), RB Marshawn Lynch(back), WRSidneyRice

(head), C MaxUnger (hip).

DETROITLIONS atGREEN BAY PACKERSLIONS:QUESTIONABLE:TJeff Backus(hamstring), S LouisDelmas(knee), DTNick Fairley (quadriceps), CB ChrisHouston(ankie),CBJacobLacey(foot, Achiles), DTCorey Wiliams(knee).PROBABLE:TGosderCheri-

lus (knees),DEI.awrenceJackson (concussion), WR KassimOsgood(linger), LB AshleePalmer (thumb).

PACKERS: OU T: LBClayMatthews(hamstring), WR JordyNelson(hamstring), RBJamesStarks (knee), DE (concussion),STroyPolamalu(not injury related),QB C.J. Wilson(knee), SCharles Woodson (coliarbone).

Ben Roethlisberger(right shoulder), WREmmanuel DOUBTF UL: DEMike Neal(shoulder). QUE STIONSanders(shoulder),WRMikeWallace(knee).

ABLE:GTJ. I.ang(anke), LBTerrell Manning(shoulTENNESSEE TITANS at INDIANAPOLIS der). PROB ABLE: WR Donald Driver (thumb), CJeff COLTS—TITANS: OU T: LBColin Mccarthy(con- Saturday (foot), CBSamShields(ankle). cussion), WR Damian Wiliams (hamstring). QUS EHOUSTONTEXANS atNEW ENGLAND PATIONABLE:WRLavelle Hawkins(ankle), T Michael TRIOTS — TEXANS:DNP:CBAian Ball (foot), Roos(knee),DEKamerionWimbley (toe). PROBABLE T DerekNewton(knee), LB Brooks Reed(groin).

WRKennyBritt (knee),TEJared Cook(neck), RBJa- LIMITED:NTShaun Cody (ribs, back),LBTimDohmie Harper(ankle),QBJakeLocker(Ieft shoulder), CB bins (shoulder), TEGarrett Graham(concussion), AlterraunVerner (illness). COLTS:OUT:RBDonald LB BradieJame s (hamstring), CBJohnathanJoseph Brown(ankle), GJoeReitz (head), STomZhikowski (hamstring, groin), DEAntonioSmith (ankle), GWade (knee).QUE STIONABLE: T Winston Justice (head). Smith (knee,ribs). FULL:LBBryanBraman(neck), G PROBA BLE:SAntoineBethea(neck), QBAndrewLuck AntoineCaldwell(hamstring), DEJared Crick (neck), (knee),DECoryRedding(ankle).

TE Owen Danies (back),WRLestar Jean(knee), LB NEW YORK JETSat JACKSONVILLE JAG- WhitneyMerciius(hip), LBJesseNading (foot), WR UARS —JETS: OIJT:WRClydeGates(concussion).

DeVierPosey(knee, hamstring), LB Darryi Sharpton DOUBT FUL: DTDamon Harrison (ankle), TF Dustin (toe) RBBenTate(hamstring), QBTJ. Yates(right elKeller (ankle). QUES TIONABLE: WR Stephen Hil bow).PATRIOTS:DNP:TERohGronkowski (forearm, (knee), DT SionePo'uha (low back), QBTim Tehow hip). LIMITED. DT RonBrace(elbow), SPatrick Chung (rihs). PRO BABI.E: CBAaron Berry (quadriceps), TE (shoulder,hamstring), G DanConnolly (back), TE Jetl Cumberland(wrist), DE MikeDeVito (shin), DT AaronHernandez(ankle), LBDonra Hightower(hamKenrickEllis (knee,lowback), RBLexHiliard (finger), string), DE ChandlerJones(ankie), WRBrandonLloyd WR JeremyKerley (heel, hamstring), S LaRon Landry (knee), DT Kyle Love(knee), GLoganMankins(ankle, (heei), CNickMangold (shouider), RBJoeMcKnight calf), GNickMcDonald (shoulder), L8RrandonSpikes (ankie, ribs), G BrandonMoore(hip), L8CalvinPace (knee,ankle), TSebastian Vollmer (hack,knee),WR (shoulder), RR Bilal Powel (shoulder), 08 MarkSanWesWeker (ankle). FULI.: LBJerodMayo(elbow). chez(lowback), LBRickySapp(ankle), WRChazSchilens (knee),LBBart Scott (toe), GMat Siauson(knee).

Betting line JAGUARS: OUT : GMike Brewster (hand), RBRashad NFL Jennings (concussion), RBMauriceJones-Drew(foot), (Hometeams in Caps) CB AaronRoss (calf), DEGeorge Selvie (concussion), O p e n CurrentUnderdog WR CecilShorts(concussion). PROBABLE: DTTyson Favorite Sunday Alualu(calf), CBDerekCox(hamstring), RBGregJones Ravens 2 .5 2 . 5 REDSKINS (thigh), DF Austen Lane(foot), SDwight Lowery (foot), BROWNS 5 6.5 Chiefs CB Ras heanMathis (groin), 0 BradMeester (foot).

STEELERS 7 8 Chargers CHICAGOBEARS atMINNESOTAVIKINGS5 55 Titans BEARS:OUT : WREarl Bennett (concussion), CBTim CDLTS Jets 2 3 JAGUARS Jennings(shoulder), LBBrianUrlacher(hamstring) 25 3 VIKINGS QUESTIO NABLE: RBMichael Bush(ribs), DT Stephen Bears 3 .5 3 . 5 PANTHER S Paea(foot),GChris Spencer(knee). PROBABLE:TGabe Falcons ERS 7 7.5 Eagles Carimi(hamstring), WRDevinHester (concussion), WR BUCCANE BILLS 3 3 Rams Alshon Jeffery(knee). VIKINGS:PROBABLE: DEJared 3 Cowboys Allen (shoulder,back), LBJasper Brinkley(shoulder), BENGALS 3 49ERS 10 5 10 Dolphins DT LetroyGuion(shin), PChris Kluwe(left knee), TPhil 5 5 Saints Loadholt(knee),TEKyle Rudolph (shoulder), C John GIANTS S FAHAWKS 10 10 Cardinal s Sullivan(ribs, knee), 08 Antoine Winfield (knee).

7 Lions ATLANTA FALCONS atCAROLINA PAN- PACKERS 7 Monday THERS — FALCONS:QUESTIONABLE:DT Peria 3 Texans Jerry (quadriceps), S William Moore(hamstring), PATRIOTS 5 CB AsanteSamuel (shoulder), RBMichaelTurner(eCollege bow).

PANTHERS:DOUBTFUL:RBJonathanStewart Today (ankie). QUE STIONABLE: LBJamesAnderson(back, p-Navy 7 .5 7 Army eye), GJeff Byers(hack), DTDwan Edwards (wrist), p-Philadel p hia, Pa. S CharlesGodfrey(back), WRBrandon LaFell (toe).

PROBA BLETEGregOlsen(hack) Saturday,Dec.16 PHILADELPHIAEAGLES at TAMPA BAY New MexicoBowl BUCCANEERS— EAGLES:OUT:S KurtColeman Arizona 7.5 9 5 Nevada (chest), RB LeSeanMccoy(concussion),TNateMenFamousIdaho Potato Bowl kin (throat), DTMikePaterson (ilness), 08 Michael 8 10 Toledo Vick (concussion).QUE STIONABLE: RBChris Polk uiah St Thursday,Dec.20 (toe). PRO BABLE: SNateAlen (shoulder), DTFletcher Poinsettia Bowl Cox (tailhone),RBStanley Havili (ankle), I.BMychal 25 3 SanDiego St Kendricks (shouider), G Dallas Reynolds(ankle) Byu Friday, Dec.21 CB DominiqueRodgers-Cromartie (knee). BUCCABeef 0 Brady's NEERS:OUT:CB LeQuanLewis (knee).QUESTIONABLE:DTRoyMiler (head).PROBABLE: WRVincent

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BASKETBALL Men's college Friday's Games EAST Canisius67, Fairfield 55 FairleighDickinson82,Lafayette 80 Marist 62,Manhatan 58 MountSt. Mary's72, Navy65 Rider62,Siena56 Uconn57,Harvard49 SOUTH SouthCarolina91,Jacksonville74 VCU83,Old Dominion70 MIDWEST lowa80,lowaSt.71 Milwaukee 80, N.Illinois 73,OT SOUTHWES T PrairieView107,DaliasChristian59

Wom en's college Friday's Games EAST ArizonaSt. 67,Providence58 Hampton81,UMBC36 lona 67,Coumbia 63 Rider 66Army60 SOUTH Florida 89Pacific 82 Kentucky 96,DePaul64 Mercer48, Georgia Southern44 MississippiSt. 59,FAU58 Old Dominion59,NCCentral33 UALR 56, Memphis 44 MIDWEST E. Illinois72,SacramentoSt.67, OT llinois St.64, Northwestern46 Minnes ota87,UMKC49 WichitaSt. 51,N.Colorado35 SOUTHWES T Texas-Pan American65, Texas Southern 46 FAR WEST California84, CSBakerslieid 46 E. Washington 74, BoiseSt.63 Idaho78, UCRiverside 64 Portland70, Nevada61

DEALS

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2012 • THE BULLETIN

T'wo ves tap worl market to reat success

NBA ROUNDUP

The Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY — In a reversal of roles, Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers know they're the predators trying to track down Kevin Durant's Oklahoma City Thunder.

They have some work to do.

Duranthad36points, Russell Westbrook scored 27 of his 33 in the first half to stake Oklahoma City to a commanding lead and the Thunder beat the short-handed Lakers 114-108 Friday night.

"They're a team that everybody likes. As a young team coming up,you always want to beat the best," Westbrook said. "I think that's one of the things that motivates us."

Bryant had 35 points for Los Angeles, which trailed by as many as 19 before rallying to get within four in the final minute.

Dwight Howard added 23 points and 18 rebounds for the Lakers, who were eliminated by the Thunder in five games in last season's Western Conference semifinals.

Howard and Steve Nash were part of an offseason overhaul to try and catch up to the Thunder.

Instead, the Lakers are 9-11 and focusing on small gains that give them the belief they'll eventually turn it around.

"It's 82 games. This team has just gotten together," Howard said. "It's not like we're going to get together and start winning right away.... We're learning how to play together. We're getting better. This is not on anybody's time table but ours."

Westbrook's big first half put the Thunder in control, but L.A. charged back with a late 27-12 run to make it interesting.

The game grew tense when Metta World Peace — alreadya public enemy in Oklahoma City after he clocked James Harden last season — and Serge Ibaka each got technical fouls for a confrontation in the closing minutes.

The Lakers never backed down. After trailing by 12 with I:32 remaining, Jodie Meeks drove for a pair of layups and Chris Duhon followed with a 3-pointer to cut the deficit to 110-105. Bryant followed Durant's two free throws with a 3-pointer from the corner to get the deficit down to four with 15 seconds left.

Durant hit two foul shots and Meeks airballed a 3-pointer as the rally fizzled.

"They're a tough team," Durant said.

"They fought hard all night and made it tough on us."

Also on Friday: Grizzlies...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Hornets ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 NEW ORLEANS — Rudy Gay tied a season high with 28 points and Memphis maintained its NBA-best winning percentage with its second-straight victory. The Grizzlies improved to 14-3 (.823).

76ers...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Celtics ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 PHILADELPHIA — Evan Turner had 26 points and 10 rebounds and Thaddeus Young added 17 points and 12 rebounds to lead Philadelphia past Boston in overtime.

Turner drove past Courtney Lee and tossed up an off-balance, right-handed shot for a 95-94 lead with 3.9 seconds left.

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Bucks..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 Bobcats ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 MILWAUKEE — Ersan Ilyasova scored a season-high 21 points and Marquis Daniels had season highs with 18 points and six rebounds as Milwaukeetook command early and cruised past Charlotte.

Jazz...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 Raptors ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 SALT LAKE CITY — P aul M i llsap scored 20 points, Enes Kanter had 18 in his first career start and Utah hit 13 3-pointers to rout Toronto.

Kings ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Magic ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — DeMarcus Cousins had 17 points and 14 rebounds and reserve guard Isaiah Thomas also scored 17 to help Sacramento beat Orlando.

Timberwolves ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Cavaliers ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 MINNEAPOLIS — Kevin Love had 36 points and 13 rebounds to lead Minnesota past Cleveland.

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Summaries Friday's Games

76ers 95, Celtics 94 (OT)

EASTERNCONFERENCE BOSTON (94) W L Pc t GB Pierce 9-248-1227, Bass0-1 2-22, Garnett 7-0 d-New York 14 4 .7 7 8 3-417, Rondo8-14 0-216, Terry1-121-1 4, Wilcox d-Miami 12 5 70 6 1I/2 2-30-04,Lee2-4 0-05,Sullinger0-00-0 0,Green Atlanta 11 5 68 8 2 6-12 4-419.Totals 35-81 18-25 94. d-Chicago 10 8 . 5 56 4 PHILADELPHIA(95) 3 Brooklyn 11 7 .6 1 1 Turner10-264-626,TYoung7-18 3-417, Allen 2Philadelphia 11 8 . 5 7931/2 54-48, Holiday7-181-215, Richardson5-133-413, Boston 10 9 . 5 2 641/2 Moultrie 0-30-0 0Wsght0-52-2 2, Hawes5-10 0-0 Milwaukee 9 9 .5 0 0 10,Wilkins1-1 244. Totals3799192695.

Indiana 10 10 .500 5 7 Boston 28 22 20 19 5 — 94 Charlotte 7 1 1 . 3 89 Philadelphia 2 8 18 26 17 6 — 95 Orlando 7 1 2 3 6 8 71/2 Detroit 6 1 5 . 286 91/2 Cleveland 4 1 6 . 200 11 Toronto 4 1 6 . 200 11 Spurs114, Rockets 92 Washington 2 1 4 J 2 5 11 WESTERN CONFERENCE ROCKETS (92) W L Pc t GB Parsons3-10 1-17, Pattevson5-14 0-0 10,Asik II-Memphis 14 3 . 8 24 I/2 0-6 0-0 0,Lin 2-90-04, Harden10-16 6-729, Deld-Oklahoma City 16 4 . 8 00 fino 3-70-09, Douglas4-90-010, Smith1-30-0z SanAntonio 16 4 . 8 00 Moms1-50-02, Cook3-90-08,Aldsch1-20-02 d-LA. Clippers 12 6 . 6 67 3 Jones4-50-09,Motiejunas0-00-00 Totals37-95 GoldenState 12 7 . 6 323'iz 7-8 92.

Lltah 11 10 .524 5'/z SAN ANTONIO (114) Denver 10 10 .500 6 Gr een 2-6 0-0 Duncan 6, 6-13 0-0 1z Blair 3-5 6 2 -2 8, Parker 7-9 3-317, Neal 6-11 0-012, Ginobil Minnesota 9 9 .5 0 0 Houston 9 9 .5 0 0 6 4-84-412, Diaw1-30-02, Splitter6-73-415, De Dallas 9 1 0 . 4 74 p/p Colo 3-6 0-0 7,Mills 5-80-0 12,Anderson1-3 0-0 2, Bonner2-40-05,Joseph2-4 0-04. Totals 48-87 L.A. Lakers 9 1 1 . 450 12-13 114.

Portland 8 1 1 . 4 21 p/ 21 24 21 26 — 92 Phoenix 7 1 3 . 3 50 g Houston 29 28 30 27 — 114 Sacramento 6 1 2 . 333 9 SanAntonio NewOrleans 5 1 3 . 278 10 d-diNisionleader BIllls 108, Pistons 104

Friday's Games Philadelphia95, Boston94 OT Denver9z Indiana89 Atlanta104,Washington 95 GoldenState109,Brooklyn102 Chicago108,Detroit104 Minnesota 91, Cleveland73 Memphis96,NewOrleans89 SanAntonio114,Houston92 Milwaukee108,Charotte93 Utah131, Toronto99 Oklahoma City114, L.A Lakers108 Sacramento 91, Orlando82 Today's Games PhoenixatLA. Clippers, 1Z30p.m.

SanAntonioatCharlotte, 4 p.m.

GoldenStateatWashington, 4p.m.

Philadelphiaat Boston,4:30p.m.

DetroitatCleveland,4:30 p.m.

NewOrleansatMiam> , 4:30p.m.

NewYorkatChicago,5p.m.

Dallas atHouston, 5 p.m.

Atlanta atMemphis, 5p.m.

SacramentoatPortland, 7p.m.

Sunday'sGames TorontoatLA. Ciippers,12:30 p.m.

Milwaukee atBrooklyn, 3p.m.

Indianaat OklahomaCity, 4p.m.

Denverat NewYork, 4:30p.m.

OrandoatPhoenix,5p.m.

Utah atLA. Lakers,6:30p.m.

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scored eight of his 15 points during a late 10-0 spurt, sending Denver past Indiana.

Bulls.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 Pistons..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Joakim Noah had career highs of 30 points and 23 rebounds to help Chicago beat Detroit for the 16th straight time.

Spurs ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .114 Rockets ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 SAN ANTONIO — Tony Parker had 17 points and seven assists, and San Antonio never trailed in a win over Houston.

Warriors..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 Nets...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 NEW YORK — David Lee had 30 points and 15 rebounds, Stephen Curry scored 28 points, and Golden State gave coach Mark Jackson a winning return to Brooklyn.

Hawks...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 Wizards ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 ATLANTA — Josh Smith had 23 points Nuggets.................... . . . . . ...... 92 and 15 rebounds, Al Horford also posted Pacers ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 a double-double and Atlanta beat WashI NDIANAPOLIS — A nd r e Mi l l er ington to keep the Wizards winless on

National Basketball Association ConferenceGlance AllTimesPST

CHICAGO (108) Deng6-153-416,Boozer12-19 0-024,Noah1219 67 30,Bel>neli 6-132216, Hinr>ch45 3413, Robinson1-80-02,Gibson1-22-24, Butler1-11-2 3 Totals 43-8217-21 108.

DETROIT (104) Prince 4-95-613, Maxiel 2-52-46, Monroe6-13 1-213, Singler1-60-02,Knight6-116-721,Stuckey 7-128-824, Drumm ond3-31-2 7, Maggete1-21-2 3, Villanueva 6-90-015. Totals 36-7024-31104.

Chicago 26 24 28 30 — 108 Detroit 30 25 19 30 — 104

Warriors109, Nets102

Hawks 104, Wizards 95 WASHINGTON (95) Webster250-05, Singleton3-71-27,0kafor3-5 0-0 6,Price2-6 0-06, Beal5-12 6-618 Nene4-8 4-612, Crawford5-134-414, Livingston0-1 0-00, SeraphIn9-16 1-2 19,Martin 3-60-0 8, Barron0-0 0-0 0. Totals 36-79 16-2095.

ATLANTA(104) Stevenson 5-11 0-015, Smith9-20 4-723, Horford 7-110214, Teague822 3-419, Harris 5-113-4 15, Williams4-50-0 9, Pachulia 1-22-2 4, Morrow 2-3 0-0 5,Jenkins0-00-0 0. Totals 41-85 12-19 104.

Washington 19 22 30 24 — 95 Atlanta 31 23 26 24 — 104

Nuggets 92, Pacers89 DENYER I92) Faried2-7 0-04, Gallinari 2-104-5 9, Kouios582-212, Lawson1-100-0 2, Iguodala4-12 2-210, Brewer9160-220, Hamilton030-1 0, McGee99 2-4 20, A.Miller 6-113-4 15. TotaIs 38-86 13-20 92.

INDIANA(89) George9-150-122, West8-12 2-218, Hibbert310 4-610, Hill 5-152-315, Stephenson5-81-212, Green0-20-00, THansbrough0-10-00, Mahinmi15 0-0 2,Young3-71-2 9, Augustin0-11-21. TotaIs 34-7611-18 89.

Denver 22 29 18 23 — 92 Indiana 28 22 18 21 — 89

Timberwolves 91, Cavaliers73 CLEVELAND (73) Gee7-120-016, Thompson3-7 0-06,Varejao2100-04, Pargo2-91-25, Gibson2-70-05, Zeler 2-61-1 5, Sloan4-111-210, Miles 5-121-213, Jones1-30-02, Casspi 2-60-0 5, Samues0-22-2 2,Walton0-20-00.Totals 30-876-973.

NEWORLEANS (89) MINNESOTA (91) Henry 4-63-4 12,Anderson5-13 2-2 15, Lopez Kirilenko4-5 0-0 8, Love 10-1914-18 36, Pe1-60-02, jiasquez2-60-04,Mason3-40-08,Rivkovic 0-3 4-4 4, Ri d nour 6-12 0-012, Lee1-5 4-66, ers 7-13 0-2 15,Roberts6-102-2 15, Thomas0-0 Stiemsma0-3000,Shved3 81-37,Howard1400 0-0 0, Smith7-140-014 Miller 1-3 2-2 4. Totals 2,Barea3-52-210,Cunningham 2-6 2-2 6.Totals 36-75 9-12 89.

30-70 27-35 91.

Memphis 22 29 20 25 — 96 16 21 20 16 — 73 Neworleans 17 2 2 27 23 — 89 Cleveland Minnesota 25 19 22 25 — 91 Gay 10-186-8 28, Randoiph7-131-415, Gasol 5-0 3-313, Coniey2-112-27,Ailen 3-60-1 6,Arthur 1-2 0-0 2,Ell>ngton0-2 2-2 2, Bayess 1-2 2-2 5, Speights1-1 0-0 2,Pondexter6-6 0-016. Totals 36-72 16-22 96.

Jazz131, Raptors 99

GOLDEN STATE(109) TORONTO (99) Barnes2-5 2-2 6, Lee14-22 2-4 30, Ezel>0-4 Pietrus4-71-213, Bargnani8-153-420, 'jialanci0-0 0, Curry10-193-3 28, Thompson 5-110-0 13, unas1-24-46, Lowry3-10 4-610, DeRozan5-15 7-7 BiedrIns0-00-00, Jack7-12 0-015, Jenkins2-4 0-0 17, Johnson4 8 2-2 10, Ross2-7 0-0 4, Davis0-1 4, Green3-90-0 6, Bazemore 0-0 0-0 0, Landry3-4 0-0 0, Gray0-00-00, Calderon1-45-67, Lucas4-8 1-1 7. Totals 46-90 8-10 109.

0-09, Kleiza1-50-03 Totals33-8226-3199.

BROOKLYN (102) UTAH(131) Wallace3-8 1-2 8,Humphries1-32-2 4, Blatche Ma Williams5-10 1-1 14,Millsap 7-166-10 20, 8-13 5-9 22,Williams8-22 5-6 23, Johnson12-23 Kanter 7-164-518, M.Wiliams4-71-1 11, Foye54-432,Teletovic0-2 0-0 0,Stackhouse 2-7 0-0 5, 11 0-0 13,Evans2-2 6-810, Hayward 4-10 8 8 17, Bogans0-10-00, Watson2-50-06, Evans1-10-02, Tinsley2 5005, Carroll 460011, Watson 2322 Childress 0-10-00, Brooks0-10-00. Totals37-87 6, Burks3 50 06. Totals 4591 28-35131.

17-23 102.

Toronto 29 23 24 23 — 99 Golden State 24 3 1 29 25 — 109 Uiah 25 38 32 36 — 131 Brooklyn 31 32 19 20 — 102

Grizzlies 96, Hornets 89 MEMPHIS(96)

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Bucks108, Hornets 93 CHARLOTTE (93) Kidd-Gilchrist4-43-611, Mullens3-40-06, Haywood 0-41-21,Walker8-130-016, Taylor1-102-2 4,Biyombo1-70-2 2,Gordon 3-9 2-28,Sessions 2-6 4-4 8, Henderson6-106-7 19, Diop 3 40-06, Williams3-40-38, Warrick 2-60-44. Totals 36-81 18-32 93.

MILWAUKEE (108) Daniels7-111-118, Sanders4-8 0-08, Udoh1-4 4-4 6, Jennings5-164-515, Ellis 3-117-913, Lamb 3-60-06, llyasova7-175-621,MbahaMoute3-6359, Dalembert2-40-04, Gooden 0-42-22 Przybila 00000,Harris24004, Henson1 30 ij z Totals 38-94 26-32 108.

Charlotte 20 20 21 32 — 93 Milwaukee 33 25 28 22 — 108

Kings 91, Magic 82 ORLANDO (82)

Harkless0-3 2-2 2, Davis 8-194-5 20, jiucevic 1-51-2 3, Nelson7-130-017, Afflalo 6-15 5-618, Redick2-102-26, Moore1-3 0-02,Ayon0-0 0-00, Nichol son5-104-414,Jones0-20-00,0Quinn0-0 0-0 ij Totals 30-8018-21 82.

SACRAME NTO(91)

Salmons1-80-02,Thompson5-11 2-212, Cousins 5-137-1017,Brooks5-90-011, Garcia2-50-05, Thomton1-72-25,Thomas5-107-817, Fredette5-7 4-4 15,Hayes3-4 0-06,Robinson0-5 1-21.Totals 32-79 23-2891.

Orlando 16 18 30 18 — 82 Sacramento 25 21 16 29 — 91

Thunder 114, Lakers108 L.A. LAKERS (108) World Peace2-6 3-4 8, Jamison 4-11 1-2 9, Howard9-17 5-723, Duhon5-80-014, Bryant11249-1035, Morris0-3 0-00, Hill 1-4 0-0 2,Meeks 4-8 7-8 17,Ebanks0-3 0-00 TotaIs 36-84 25-31 108.

0KLAH0MAcITY(114I Durant10-1914-1636,ibaka7-140014, Perkins 0-20-00,Westbrook12-264-633,Setolosha2-40-0 5, Martin4-82-211, Collison5-73-413, Thabeet1-3 0-02, Maynor0-10-00. Totals41-8423-28114.

LA. Lakers 27 26 22 33 — 108 OklahomaCity 2 64 1 22 25 — 114

M INNEAPOLIS — T h e cold, snowy climate in Minnesota has always been considered a hindrance to the Timberwolves' efforts to recruit top-flight free agents to join them. American players seem more enamored with the sun in L.A., the sand in Miami or the lights in New York.

It turns out Russians feel right at home around these parts. So do Montenegrins, and it's even starting to grow on Spaniards and Puerto Ricans.

For years, Minnesota virtually ignored the burgeoning i n ternational m a rket, o ften hesitating t o b r i n g in some of the most highly touted European prospects in the draft or free agency in favor of more well-known domestic players.

Now, in the matter of just a few seasons, David Kahn and international scouting coordinator Pete Philo have given mea t -and-potatoes Minnesota an international flavor as they've turned the Twin Cities into a destination location for top players from basketball hotbeds throughout Europe.

R icky R u b io , A n d r e i Kirilenko, A l exey S h ved, Nikola Pekovic, JJ Barea.

Minnesota has f ive i nternational players on the roster, tied with Cleveland for s econd-most in t h e N B A .

San Antonio has eight international players, a league record.

"I think it's pretty evident to me that there's a lot of not just good players, but some of theverybest players in our game who have come from overseas," Kahn said. "To me, it's just a natural extension of scouting. Just as you can't afford to be negligent about the domestic side, you can't afford to not be on top of matters internationally."

The renewed focus is one of the biggest reasons the Timberwolves are competitive again in the powerful Western Conference. The W olves drafted Rubio i n 2009 — even though some mistakenly speculated he wanted to play in a bigger market — and the Spanish point guard turned into one of the most exciting young players in the NBA. They signed Russian teammates Kirilenko and Shved this offseason, and the two have helpedthem weather a rough string of injuries early in the season.

Pekovic was drafted out of Montenegro by the now departed Kevin McHale, but has asserted himself as a very good offensive center under new coach Rick Adelman, while Barea has shown only flashes of the playmaking that made him a key to the Dallas Mavericks' title run in 2010 thanks to a series

of nagging injuries.

"I think we've taken an approach of pretty much making the entire world an even playing field," not recruiting from any particular place alone, Philo said.

I t's been a l o n g t i m e coming for Philo, who has worked tirelessly for years to shed light on basketball potential overseas. He recently stepped down after presiding over the highly respected Eurocamp for nine years, served as the director of scouting for Team China through the London Olympics and has worked as an international scout with the Wolves for seven years.

Philo didn't always have such receptive ears in the Wolves front office. McHale was often hesitant about bringing i n i n t e rnational players through the draft.

Players like R asho N esterovic, Stojko Vrankovic and Shane Heal allcame and went, while other organizations made key acquisitions thanks to the resources and imagination they poured into the process.

Among the top-flight talent found around the globe: Manu Ginobili an d T o ny Parker in San Antonio, Dirk N owitzki i n D a l l as, Y a o

Ming in Houston, Serge Ibaka in Oklahoma City, Marc and Pau Gasol (Grizzlies and

Lakers).

When Kahn took over in 2009, he put an emphasis on being more productive in the international market. But he didn't change a whole lot of what the Wolves were already doing. Philo and Zarko Durisic remain the two staffers chiefly responsible for uncovering and evaluating talent overseas, but Kahn seems a little more willing to bring those players in than McHale was.

"David's big on information and I am , too," Philo said. "We meshed on that.

We're very, very similar on that front. When it comes to international scouting, if your information isn't extremely detailed and good,

you're only getting a piece of the picture, not the whole movie."

Philo says the philosophy is simple: "Forget the 'international' part of 'international player.' " Where some of the league's most traditional evaluators still have a line drawn in the sand between American and foreign-born players, the Wolves have no such distinctions. They also have worked hard to educate their domestic scouts and coaches on European leagues so they can have a better idea of what will translate to the NBA game and what won't.

"The hardest problem with our domestic guys is for them to understand the level of the leagues over there," Philo said. "You watch a grainy film and the pace of play is slow, it just doesn't look good. You've got to know the level."

That was key with Rubio, who had been playing in the prestigious ACB league in Spain since he was 14 years old. He never put up gaudy statistics, even after being d rafted fifth o v erall. T he Wolves didn't panic, seeing a young, inventive player who was able to hold his own against grown men in a

physical league.

They saw similar traits in Shved, a lesser known talent who was available this summer after going undrafted by an NBA team during his eligible years. That turned off a lot of scouts, but the Wolves stuck with th e sk inny, 6foot-6 shooting guard, and it paid off. Shved has quickly emerged as a playmaker, one that coach Rick A delman trusts implicitly in the fourth quarter.

"Some guys develop later," Philo said. "A guy like Shved, he was younger. His body was young, his mind was young when he was in his draft years. You could tell even then it was really about his upside. Once he matured, you just knew because of his size he'd be an NBA player."

Then there are the logistics of navigating a completely different world.

"It's a challenging thing," Philo said. "It's really funny when I see a scout that only does America come over for the first time and I see them in the airport or hotel and you see it in their eyes. They're nervous about 'where's the gym7' "One guy put the wrong gasoline in his car because most of the cars in Europe are diesel and it stalled on him in between Treviso and M ilan. T w enty-five c a r s stopped and they couldn't communicate. He sat there and froze for hours."

T he final p iece of t h e puzzle has been Adelman, whose w i d e-open, p a ssheavy offense has been more accommodating to European players for years.

"I know that Alexey's representatives felt that Rick's system would be a good fit for how he plays and certainly Andrei has been an admirer from afar," Kahn said. "I think that Rick, whether he knows it or not, played a big role in their recruitment."

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"We didn't do a very good job of finding good

shots in the first half," Bend coach Don Hayes sa>d.

"Every (possession) was a one and done."

The Bears led 6-2 early in th e game after three-pointers by Cody Connell and Jaylin Robinson. But North M edford, taking advantage of Bend turnovers and quick, one-shot possessions, ended the first quarter on an 18-2 run that gave the visitors a 20-8 lead going into the second quarter.

The Black Tornado led by as many as 17 points before the Bears got hot in the second half.

Larson scored nine of his 13 points after the break, including a put-back basket that made the score 49-41. Larson was fouled on the play and hit the ensuing free throw to make the score 49-42. Bend got a defensive stop after the free throw, but turnovers on its next two possessions — both of which were converted into fast-break buckets for North Medford — essentially sealed the result.

"They got a lot better in their half-court (offense) and set the tempo in the second half," North Medford coach Scott Plankenhorn said about the Lava Bears. "We just got a couple of stops when we needed them."

Larson and Scott were the only Bend High players to score in double figures, but point guard Wyatt Beaumarchais dished out six assists to go with his three points and Robinson contributed three points and two blocks.

"We executed better in the second half," said Hayes, whose squad plays at South Medford on Tuesday night. "We got better shots, and that translated to us playing better defense too."

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roo oun r ium s a urns ournamen Bulletin staff report BURNS — Trailing 17-13 after the first quarter, Crook County turned the dial up on defense, leading to a t h reepoint lead at the half, and by limiting Ontario to three points in the fourth, the Cowboys picked up a 50-39 boys basketball win at the four-team Burns Tournament on Friday night.

"I think we came out a little s luggish, especially o n t h e defensive end," said C rook County coach Jeff Lowenbach, whose team remains undefeated at 3-0. "We kind of figured out what (Ontario) was trying to do and clamped down on them a little bit. When you hold a team to three points in any quarter, let alone the fourth quarter, things are working pretty well for you."

The Cowboys, who matched last year's win total with the victory against the Tigers, were led by Dillon Dees' ll points and Preston Washechek's 10 points. Troy Benton and Marcus Greaves scored 10 points apiece, and Jacob Mahurin chipped in with eight.

The last time Crook County notched three wins this quickly was in the 2005-06 season, when the Cowboys took three of their first four contests.

"We're preaching to the guys that we're taking it one game at a time," Lowenbach said. "Play a few games, and try to get on a roll."

Crook County plays today for the tournament title.

In other Friday action: BOYS BASKETBALL Mountain View..... . . . . . . . . 52 Sisters ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 SISTERS — The Outlaws trailed by as many as 13 points against the Cougars, but they fought back to within two with 30 seconds left in regulation.

Mountain View, however, hit its free throws and earned the n onconference v i ctory.

Grant Lannin paced the Cougars with 16 points and 11 rebounds, and Mitch Modin added 11 points. Eli Harrison led Sisters with 18 points and six boards. Cole Moore finished

els to Klamath Falls today to take onHenley in a nonleague contest. with 16 points for the Outlaws, Cascade...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 and Ryan Pollard picked up 11 Ridgeview..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 REDMOND — Despite Jack points. Mountain View (2-0) visits Central Point to face Cra- Bowman and Justin Alvarez ter today in a nonleague con- netting 10 and nine points, test, while Sisters (0-3) hosts respectively, the Ravens fell Madras on Tuesday. to the Cougars from Turner.

Redmond...... . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Ridgeview trailed by just four Sweet Home..... . . . . . . . . . . 44 points at the half, but the RaREDMOND — T h e P an- vens did not register a field thers improved to 2-0 on the goal in the third quarter and season after outscoring the were outscored 15-2 by CasHuskies 28-16 in the second cade. Tanner O'Neal finished half of t h eir n onconference with six points, and George matchup. Trevor Genz scored M endazona ta l l ie d fiv e .

D points and grabbed eight re- Ridgeview (1-2) hosts Sweet bounds and Mason Rodby add- Home today. ed 10 points and a career-high Myrtle Point..... . . . . . . . . . . . 56 21 boards for Redmond. Bryce La Pine ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Daniels scored a game-high MYRTLE POINT — Cold 18 points for Sweet Home, but shooting plagued the visiting only two after halftime. "We Hawks in a nonleague road really locked him down in the setback. Chance Syres scored 13 points, Josh Ramirez addsecond half," Panthers coach Jon Corbett said. Redmond ed nine points, and Cameron held the Huskies to just 13 field Kraft and Gavin Boen scored goals, five of which were three- eight apiece for La Pine. Kraft also had seven rebounds, and pointers. The Panthers host Cascade of Turner today.

Syres was creditedwith four South Medford..... . . . . . . . . 52 assists. The Hawks (2-2) play at Ashland today at 2 p.m.

Summit..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Austin Peters scored 14 Bonanza............. . . . ... 55 Central Christian..... . . . . . . 18 points and grabbed nine rebounds, but the Storm fell to SILVER LAKE — The Tithe Class 6A Panthers after gers trailed 13-8 after the first visiting South Medford outquarter, but Class IA Central s cored Summit 16-8 in t h e Christian was outscored 42-10 fourth quarter. Nick M oyer the rest of the way before falladded 10 points and Cade Cat- ing to the 2A Antlers. Bryson tell contributed nine points for Eells paced the Tigers with six the Storm. Summit (2-1 over- points, and Caleb Roberts and all) held a brief lead midway Caleb Reynolds chipped in through the fourth quarter, but with three points each. Central a couple of costly turnovers Christian (1-1) plays Mitchell helped the Panthers take the today. lead for good. The Storm host GIRLS BASKETBALL North Medford today.

Mountain View..... . . . . . . . . 53 Silverton...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Madras..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Banks..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 EUGENE — The Cougars MADRAS — Steele Haugen outscored the Foxes in every scored 18 points to go along quarter to win their opening with six rebounds and four game of the Willamette Toursteals, as the White Buffaloes nament. Megan McCadden led p icked up their first win of Mountain View with 17 points, the season in a nonconference while Rhiannon A l exander matchup against the Braves. also was in d ouble figures Jered Pichette finished with 16 with 12 and Hannah Johnson points, and Jhaylen Yeahquo chipped in nine, six of them contributed 11 points and nine coming on t w o t h r ee-point rebounds. Madras (1-2) trav- baskets. Cougars coach Steve

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Riper praised the play of McCadden, saying that his senior post "led the way tonight."

In addition to her game-high points total, McCadden recorded 11 rebounds. Riper also said that Mountain View (2-0), which outscored Silverton 3022 in the second half, was solid defensively and that a team goal is to hold opponents below 40 points per game. Next up for the Cougars are the tournament host Wolverines, who were Class 5A state finalists last season. That game is slatedfor2:30 p.m. today.

Redmond...... . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Sweet Home..... . . . . . . . . . . 30 REDMOND — Kendall Current scored all of her gamehigh 15 points in the first three quarters, leading Redmond to the home nonconferencevictory. Current also had five steals.

Other statistical leaders for the Panthers (2-1) included Shelby Bergum (eight rebounds, four points), Brittny Benson (six rebounds, four p oints) and Baileigh Baker (four steals, five points). Redmond hosts Cascade today at noon.

North Medford ...... . . . . . . . 46 Bend..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 MEDFORD — Saddled with foul problems from early on, the visiting Lava Bears still managed to stay close until North Medford pulled away in the second half of the nonconference game. "Our big issue was offense," said Bend coach Todd Ervin. "We had some key people sitting on the bench (in foul trouble)." Delaney Crook and Jessica McClay scored 10 points apiece for the Lava Bears, who were outscored 18-

6 from the foul line. Bend (1-2) plays next Friday at Pendleton.

Sisters ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Churchill ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 EUGENE — Taylor Nieri scored a game-high 26 points — including 16 from the freethrow line — to lead the Outlaws to victory in a nonconference road game against the Lancers.In what Sisters coach Julianne Horner described as a "nuttygame," her team made 26 free throws in 32 attempts.

Cassidy Edwards added 13

points and had four steals to

points for the Outlaws (4-0), lead Gilchrist. Sydney Longwho are scheduled to play at Madras on Tuesday.

Ontario ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Crook County..... . . . . . . . . . 47 BURNS — Despite 10 points, 14 rebounds and seven steals

by Kimmer Severance, the Cowgirls felltothe Tigers at the Burns Tournament on a lastsecond shotby Ontario'sJessica Lang. Jessie Maley-Loper finished with 11 points and eight rebounds, Emily Benton tallied eight points and seven boards, and Maddie Lindburg dished out six assists. Crook County (0-3) continues action today, the final day of the fourteam tournament.

Cascade...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Ridgeview..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 REDMOND — The Ravens saw 10players score, ledby seven points eachby Kendal Durre and McKenzie Hidalgo, but a 16-point halftime lead proved i nsurmountable i n Rid g e view's n onconference contest against the Cougars from Turner. Ravens coach Randi Davis commended her team's full-court press in the fourth quarter even with the win out of reach, but Davis said Cascade played tough defense and made it difficult for Ridgeview to get into its offense throughout the game. Chloe Ross and Shae Wilcox finished with six

botham scored 12 points and had nine rebounds, and Courtney James added 11 points for the Grizzlies (2-2), who play for the tournament championship today at 3 p.m.

WRESTLING Cougs third at Glencoe tourney HILLSBORO — Four wrestlers t u rned i n r u n n er-up performances for M o untain View as the Cougars placed third at the eight-team Glencoe Tournament. The h o st Crimson Tide won their own tournament with 161 points, a nd were followed by r u n-

ner-up Aloha (124 points) and Mountain View (103). Cougar wrestlers Kaleb Winebarger

(132 pounds) Tracy Pitcher (138), Kevin Wright (152) and Trevor Roberts (220) all took second at the one-day tourney.

Zach Howe (106), Kyler Ayers (145) and Nathan Martin

(160) added third-place efforts for Mountain View. The Cougars are off until next Friday's Adrian Irwin Memorial Tournament at Ridgeview High in Redmond.

SWIMMING

Madras boys, Sisters

girls earn wins M ADRAS — T h e W h i t e Buffaloes took every individual event — with three swimmers earning tw o v i ctories points apiece. Ridgeview (0-3) apiece — en route to a 119-42 boys win against Sisters in a entertains Sweet Home today.

Bonanza............ . . . . ... 39 dual meet at Madras Aquatic Central Christian.... . . . . . . . . 11 Center on T h ursday night.

SILVER LAKE — Desi Duke Sistersreturned the favor on and Kelsey Stealey scored the girls side, as wins in the four points apiece to pace the 200-meter medley relay and Tigers, but Class IA Central 200 freestyle relay helped the Christian was outscored 17-2 Outlaws come out on top 88in the second half by the 2A 74. Dustin Henderson, Brady Antlers en route to a loss at the Tucker and Ian Goodwin each four-team North Lake Tourna- took two events, while Elizament. Central Christian (0-2) beth Armitage, Sophie Gemetakes on Mitchell today on the las and Aurora Gerhardt did final day of the tournament. the same on the girls side. The Gilchrist.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Outlaws saw Mary Stewart LaPine JV..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 win the 100 freestyle and Katie GILCHRIST — Th e h o st Stewart take the 100 breastGrizzlies were in command stroke. Madras hosts a trio of from the start in their opening schools from Klamath Falls on game of the Gilchrist Tourna- Thursday in Henley, Mazama ment. Ashley James scored 23 and Klamath Falls.

PREP SCOREBOARD Boys basketbalI Friday's Results

Nonconference NOBTHMEDFORD (60) —TristenHolmes15, Bailey14,Gray13,Browne-Moore9, Klug4, Knox2, Sherbottrne 2, Ecker1. Totals 23 9-15 60.

SEND(4t) — DavidLarson13,Scott12, Spitler 4, Ricker 4,Connell 3, Robinson3, Beatmatchais 3, Johnson 3, Wetzell Z Totals18 8-10 47.

North Medford 20 1 2 13 15 — 60 Bend 8 10 15 14 — 47 Three-point goals North Medford: Bailey 3, Holmes, Gray;Bend:Robinson,Johnson,Connell.

Three-point goals Mountain View:Roth 2, Holly, Logan;Sisters: Harrison,Pollard SWEETHOME(44) —BryceDaniels18, Kauttman 15,Porter 6, Adams3, Jutte 2, Sorter, Gasley, Rose, Dixon, Seiber,Htttchins. Totals 13 13-25 44.

REDMQND (61) — TrevorGenz13, Brown0, Rodby10,Bordges8, Thomas8, Powell 6, Davies 3 Cravens 2,Trotttman,Craig, Nieves.Totals 23 14-23 61.

S weetHome 11 17 6 1 0 — 4 4 Redmond 19 13 17 11 — 61 Three-pointgoals —SweetHome.Kaufman 2, Daniels ZAdams;Redmond: Davies.

BANKS(41) — HaydenSahnow 16, Markham SOUTHMEDFORD(52) — Wittans14, Mon- 8, Hill 8 Barger 5,Blather 2,Matney2, Vandehey. drey10, Garcia9, Torrenson7, Keepes4, Carpenter Totals 16 8-1441.

2 Robertson 2, Orndorff2, Lallo z Totals 201017 MADRAS (62) —SteeleHattgen18, Pichette16, 52.

Yeahquo 11, Wolfe 8, Spino3, M>tchell 3, Philips 3, SUMMIT (42) Austin Peters14, Moyer10, J. Smith, T.Smith, Fine,Lindgren,Sullivan. Totals cattell 9, Rasmttssen4, Dermon3, utcas, Higlin, 23 12-24 62.

Reeves, Mettefee.Totals 17 3-7 42.

Banks 7 15 12 7 — 41 SouthMedford 1 4 8 1 4 16 — 52 Madras 14 12 13 23 — 62 Summit 6 16 12 8 — 42 Three-pointgoals— Banks:H. Sahttow; Madras: Three-point goals —South Medtord:Torrettsott; Summit:Cattell 2, Peters,Moyer,Dermon.

Spino, Haugett,Mitchell, Pichette.

MOUNTAIN VIEW (52) — Grant Lanttin 16, Mod<n11,Roth8, Hattgen6 Sielken5, Holly 3, Logatt 3, webb,Hlelm.Totals 2016-25 52.

SISTERS(47) — Eli Harrison 18,Moore16, Poiiard 1 t, Hatrer 2,Luloff, Schaab,KereItett, Adams.

Totals1715-22 47.

Mountain View 15 11 13 13 — 52 Sisters 4 18 7 18 — 47

11, Wright11,Delamarter11,Towery6, Clark4, Cam. Molan 3,Ktuse2, Cad.Molatt h Farr I, J.VetIrus 1, Soto, Evetetts.Totals 21 15-2663.

RIDGEVIEW (44) — JackBowman 10, Alvarez 9, O'Neal 6, Mettdazona5, Johnson5, Stantott 3,

cAscADE(63) —Johnschirmer tz p. vettrus

stiles z Manselle2,DewolI1, Aamodt I. Totals17 15-22 44.

Cascade

20 11 15 17 — 63

Ridgeview 14 13 2 15 — 44 Three-point goals — Cascade.Schirmer, P Vettrus;Ridgeviettr. Alvarez2, Mendazona,Bowman.

Bonanza 13 11 14 17 — 55 Three-point goals —Central Christian:Roberts; Bonanza:Para.

LA PINE(48) — ChanceSyres13,J. Ramirez 9, Kraft 8, Boen 8 Parsons3, Wieber3, A.Ramirez 2, Gacke 2,Siauw Totals203-11 48.

MYRTLEPOINT(56) — KyleSeals16, Newton tZ tarsen 10,Masan10, Slater 8, FischeI Totals 23 9-20 56.

La Pine 13 12 9 14 — 48 Myrtle Point 15 14 17 10 — 56 Three-pointgoals—LaPine: Syres2, Kraft, Parsons, J.Ramirez; Myrtle Point: Masan.

Girls basketball

Burns Tournament CROOKCOUNTY (50) — Dillon Dees 11,

Friday'sResults Nottcottferettce

BEND (33) Delattey Crook10, McClay10, Sylvester 7,Isaak4, Kramer2, Bumham1, Froelich, Mattox,Lundy,Maloney,Hayes, Wheeler. Totals 13 6-7 33.

NORTHMEDFORD(46) — McKensey Peters 21, Thomas8, Becker8, Ellis 5, Rattdlematt 2,Wil-

liamson2, Martin. Totals 1418-28 46.

Bend 14 7 8 4 — 33 N orth Medford 16 7 1 4 9 — 4 6 Three-pointgoals—Bend: Sylvester; NorthMedford: none

Washechek t0, Benton 9, Greaves9, Mahttritt 8, Dean 3,Lee,Rutz, Cooper,Egbert, Suttin. Totals18 9-15 50.

0NTARI0 (39) — Individualstatistics not available. Totals 152-7 39.

SISTERS(48) — Taylor Nieri 26,Edwa rds13, C rookCOUnty 13 1 7 9 1 1 — 50 Petterson 7,Mann2, ttenson, Rowe,Spear. Totals Ontario 17 1 0 9 3 — 3 9 11 26-32 48.

Three-point goals —CrookCounty: Mahurin 2, CHURCHILL(41) Harris 8, Dumatt8, MontDean,Benton,Dees; Ontario: NA. gomery 7,Bechen6, Maris 5, Couts3, McDonagh2, Brink 2,Stone,Smith, Brehmer. Totals 16 3-4 41.

North LakeTournament Sisters 5 11 14 19 — 48 Churchill 8 6 16 11 — 41 CENTRALCHRISTIAN(18) — Btysott Eells6, Three-point goals Sisters: none; Churchill Roberts 3,Reynolds3, Bryantz Ktttse 2, stewart 2, Montgomery Sibley,Poole,Koo,Davis. Totals 7 3-1018.

BONANZA (55) — SeanAngel 18,Hess10, SWEETHOME(30) — Gillespie 6, Davis 6, Wells 8,Stewart6, Para5 Luttrell 4 Salazar2, Merk- Miller 6, Anderson5, Btendle 5, Bell 2, Kent,Marchley z Madera,pitcock Totals 238-1155. banks,Dermates Totals 911-21 30.

Central Christian 8 2 4 4 — 18 REDMOND (53) — Kendall Ctttrent15, Wiliams

CROOKCOUNTY (47) Jessie Maley-Lopet 11, Severance10,Benton8, Smith7, Malott 5, Apperson 2, Lindburg 2,Bantton2, Wood, Estes, Martin.

Totals 15 15-2747.

ONTARIO(48) — Jessica Lang15, Saltttregui 11, Bond9, Helnick 7,Wettstein 4,Yaha2, Anderson, Redmond:none.

Kiniskey,BauerTotals1811-21 48.

C rook County 9 18 1 1 9 — 4 7 CASCADE (57) — KassiSanders 20, Bidding- Ontario 10 10 21 7 — 48 ton 9, Louder 7, Lottkolarvi 7, Marttttez 6 Sttelzle Three-pointgoals—CrookCounty. Maley-Loper, 4, Trump2, Lund2, Bartlett, Jotze.Totals 20 8-19 Malott; Dntario:Helnick.

57.

RIDGEVIEW (38) — Kendal Durre7, Hidalgo North LakeTournament 7, Wilcox 6,Ross6, B. Simmons4, H. Wilder 3, C. Simmons 2, KennyI, D. W>lder1, Stroup1. Totals CENTRALCHRISTIAN(11) — Des<Duke 4, 11 15-32 38.

Steal ey4,McAfee2,Hannay1,S.Brunoe,A,Brunoe.

Cascade 14 17 16 10 — 57 Totals 4 3-12 11.

Ridgeview 8 7 1 3 1 0 — 38 BONANZA(39) — Janelle Hamel8, Colombani Three-po>ntgoals — Cascade: Sanders 2, B> d- 8, Lee8, Awla6, Tyree6, Hammerich ZThompson1, dington,RidgeviewWilcox.

Molica.Totals 173-9 39.

Central Christian 1 8 1 1 — 11 Willamette Tournament Bonanza 13 9 8 9 — 39 Three-pointgoals—Central Chest< an: none;BoSILVERTON (40) — Oster10, Ratliff 10, Smith nanza:Avila, Hamel.

8, Kuettzi 6, Cote4, Paradis 2, Schaechet,Rysdam, Blaylock.Totals14 8-10 40.

Gilchrist Tournament MOUNTAINVIEW (53) — MeganMcCadden 17, Alexander12,Johnson9, Waldrup 6, Booster 5, LA PINEJV(16) — Emilee McGuire 7,Hulse3, Farnsworth 2, Cant 2,Bailey, Reeves,Platttter, Mc- Green z cox2, Herndottz Lestet,Hamilton. Totals 4 8-19 16.

Carthy.Totals 21 8-16 53.

Three-pointgoals —Silvertott: Smith Z Ratlitt 2; GILCHRIST (62) — Ashley James23, LongboMountainView:Johnson2, Booster. tham tz c. James11,smith 6, Johnson6, Bean2, Silvertott 5 13 7 15 — 40 Archer2, LowelTotals l.

293-962.

2 3 6 5 — 16 Mountain View 9 14 1 1 19 — 53 La Pine JV Gilchrist 2 7 21 6 8 — 6 2 Burns Tournament Threepoint goals t.a PineJV: none;Gilchrist: C. James.

6, Dattnis 6,Redden5, Baker5, Wilson4, Bergum4, Benson4,Lennie 3,Sappington 1,Hammack,Watt.

Totals 19 15-3453.

SweetHome 4 10 2 14 — 30 Redmond 10 16 16 11 — 53 Three-point goals — Sweet Home:Gilespie;

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2012 • THE BULLETIN

BOXING

Pacquiao, Marquez bothin need of a victory

By Tim Dahlberg

The Associated Press

LAS VEGAS — The fact that they're much bigger than when they f i rst m e t e i ght years ago is undeniable. Both Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez have added bulk along with the pounds, and both have had to deal with those who suspect they didn't do it naturally.

Along w it h t h e f i g hters, the purses and attention have grown as Pacquiao and Marq uez meet tonight fo r t h e fourth — and presumably last — time in the rivalry that has served both fighters so well.

Marquez will try once again to do what he hasn't been able to do in 36 evenly contested rounds a g a inst P a c quiao — get a decision from the ringsidescorecards. At the age of 39, it's a fight that may mean more to his legacy than his future career, which is why it's a fight he seems almost desperate to win.

"All I ask is for the judges to be objective," Marquez said.

"They need to really see what

is happening in the ring instead of what they think might be happening in the ring."

Pacquiao is not as desperate, but he needs a win just as badly. He barely escaped with a majority decision over Marquez last November — a result that drew loud boos from the p ro-Marquez crowd — a n d lost a widely panned decision to Timothy Bradley his last time out.

A loss to Marquez would not only confirm the whispers that

he is slipping after 17 years as a pro, but perhaps derail for good any talk of a fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. "I have always been focused, but not like this fight," Pacquiao said. "There are no distractions in my mind. The family problems I had I don't have this time."

Neither fighter holds a title as they meet in a welterweight fight that will make both even richer. Pacquiao is expected to make more than $20 million by the time the pay-per-view receipts are t o taled, w h ile promoter Bob Arum said Marquez could make as much as $6 million.

It's afar cry from 2004, when Pacquiao and Marquez could barely fill half the arena.

The fight, though, was plenty intriguing, with Pacquiao coming off a win over Marco Antonio Barrera that announced his entry into boxing's elite and Marquez having stopped his past 11 opponents.

It seemed a mismatch when P acquiao knocked hi s f e l low 125-pounder down three times in the first round and Marquez barely survived to hear the bell. But the Mexican

champion began a comeback in round 3, dominating the late rounds on his way to a disputed draw that foreshadowed what was to come in the years ahead.

All three fights — Pacquiao won the past two — were so close they could have gone either way.

Pacquiao might not h ave gotten the fight with Oscar De La Hoya that catapulted him to stardom in 2008 just nine months a fter b eating Marquez in a split decision in their second fight. Marquez, meanwhile, might have become more than just an opponent getting rich off the names of fighters who will be judged better than him.

"My career maybe changed, and everything would be different,"Marquez said. "But I feel great what happened in the past with Manny."

A fourth fight between two world class fighters is almost unheard of in a day when top fighters rarely enter the ring more than twice a year. Almost as astonishing is that theywere spreadout over eight years and five weight classes, yet tonight's fight will still be a pay-per-view event that will likely draw more than I mil-

lion buys (HBO $59.95) across the country.

Heisman

week. He has won six major awards, including the Maxwell as national player of the year. He could become Notre Dame's eighth Heisman winner and first since Tim Brown in 1987.

"I can only imagine how I would feel if I win the Heisman," he said.

Charles W o o dson of M ichigan i n 1 997 i s t h e closest thing to a true defensive player winning the Heisman. Woodson was a dominant cornerback, but he also returned punts and played some receiveron offense. That helped burnish his Heisman credentials.

Te'o i s a l l li n e backer.

He leads th e t o p-ranked Fighting Irish this season with 103 tackles and seven interceptions.

Klein was the front-runner for the Heisman for a good chunk of the season, but he played his worst game late in the season — in a loss at Baylor — and the momentum Manziel gained by leading Texas A8 M to victory at Alabama has been tough to stop.

Manziel's numbers are hard to deny. He set a Southeastern Conference record with a total of 4,600 yards, passing for more than 3,000 and rushing for more than 1,000.

Klein, by comparison, averages about 100 fewer total

Continued from D1 I n f a irness, thi s w e ek for "Johnny Football" has not been nearly as hectic, though this trip to New York City is different from the first time he visited with his family when he was young. " It's just taking it u p a whole 'nother level, but happy to be here," he said.

Manziel and Te'o spent about 30 m i nutes getting g rilled by d o zens o f r e porters in a cramped conf erence room, p osed f o r some pictures with the big bronze statue that they are h oping to w i n , an d w e re quickly whisked away for more interviews and photo opportunities.

Manziel, Te'o or C o llin Klein, the other finalist who could not make it to town Friday, each has a chance to be a Heisman first tonight.

M anziel w ould b e t h e f irst freshman to wi n t h e award. Te'o would be the first winner to play only defense. Klein would be Kansas State's first H eisman winner.

Manziel and Te'o were on the same flight to New York from Orlando, Fla.,where several c o l l ege f o o t ball awards were handed out Thursday night. The 6-footI, 200-pound quarterback was just happy th e 2 55pound linebacker did not try yards per game (383-281) to record another sack when than Manziel. they met.

A f reshman has n ever "He's a big guy," Manziel won th e H eisman. Oklasaid, flashing a big smile homa running back Adrian from under his white Tex- Peterson came closest in as A8M b a seball cap. "I 2004, finishing second to thought he might stuff me Southern California quarin alocker and beat me up a terback Matt Leinart. little bit."

Manziel i s a r ed s h irt The two had not had much freshman, meaning he attime for sightseeing yet, but t ended Texas A & M a n d they did walk around Times practiced with the team last Square some, saying hello to year but did not play. Still, a few fans. They probably he would be the most inwere not too difficult to spot experiencedcoll ege player in their team-issued warmever to win the sport's most up gear. prestigious award.

"We've just been talking "It'ssurreal for me to sit about goofy stuff. Playing here and think about that video games. Playing Ga- this early in my career," he laga. Just some things from said. " With what me a n d back in th e day. Messing my teammates have gone around with e ach o ther," through, with how they've Manziel said. "Kind of see- played and h o w t h e y 've i ng who i s going to t a ke h elped me to get t o t h i s more pictures. He's definite- point, it's just a testament to ly taking that award right how good they are and how now." good they've been this year.

Te'o is already going to "Without them I wouldn't need a huge trophy case be here, and that's the real to house his haul from this story to all this."

Army-Navy Continued from D1 Navy (7-4) won it a schoolrecord seven straight seasons through 2009 before giving way to Air Force the past two seasons.

"We didn't win much, but we won just enough to bring a little extra drama to this game," Army c oach Rich Ellerson said. "From the moment these guys got to West Point, every building and everybody's front door says, 'Beat Navy' and 'Beat Air Force.' There is so much on the table for them."

F or what i s b i l l e d a s "America's Game," the Linc will be stuffed with Cadets and Midshipmen standing, bouncing and cheering for the entire game. Beating Army has become an annual tradition for Navy. None of the Mids wants to be associated with a t eam that ended the streak.

"They're getting c l oser and closer," Navy linebacker Brye French said. "The 10 wins have been awesome.

But this year is even bigger

than all t h ose because it actually means something with the CIC." Navy's 27-21 win last season was the tightest margin since the w i n ning streak started. The Mids won by a combined 74-3 score in 2007 and 2008, and f our times over the past decade the Black Knights failed to score more than six points.

Army lost its 49-46-7 series lead during this decade of football futility.

T he Black K n ights d i d beat AirForce 30-22 on Oct. 27 to at least squeeze their way into the rare position of playing for the trophy. That ended Army's 13-game losing streak in service acad-

emy games.

"I think beating Air Force brings just a little bit extra to the equation," Ellerson said. "We've had a t ough year, but that gives us some confidence you might not otherwise see because of that win and that common opponent."

Navy beat Air Force 28-21 in overtime in early October to steer toward the trophy

Maze winssLiper-combi The Associated Press ST. MORITZ, Switzerland — Tina Maze of Slovenia won her third race of the season by finishing first in both runs of a World Cup super-combined event Friday, while Lindsey Vonn failed to finish.

V onn was fourth in t h e super-G but lost control of a ski during an early turn in her slalom run and failed to finish.

Maze extended her lead in the overall standings by fin-

ishing in an aggregate time of 2 minutes, 1.76 seconds after the Super-G and slalom.

She defeated Nicole Hosp of Austria by 0.88, while Kathrin Zettel of Austria was 1.08 behind in third.

SKIING Julia Mancuso of the United States was fifth after the Super-G, but slipped to 11th after posting the 23rd-fastest time in the slalom. World super-combined champion Anna Fenninger of Austria was seventh, 1.90 behind Maze. Bend's Laurenne Ross finished 25th with a time of 2:06.13.

Maze finished runner-up to overall champion Vonn last season without winning a race. She now leads the American by 187 points despite Vonn's three straight wins last week at Lake Louise, Alberta.

Heismanhopefulsataglance JOHNNY MANZIEL School:TexasA8M Year:Redshirt freshman

Position:Quarterback Why he'll win it:He has the coolest nickname — Johnny Football — and is the most dynamic of the finalists, and

Heisman voters have loved that kind of player during the past two years. Remember Robert Griffin III and Cam Newton?

Plus, Manziel has the eye-popping numbers: 4,600 total

yards, which surpasses Newton's SEC standard. Manziel is responsible for 21.5 points per game byrushing or passing touchdowns andhad 70plays of 20 or more yards, 10 more than anybody else in college football.

Why hewon't: Manziel is a redshirt freshman, andnofreshman or redshirt freshman has won the trophy. One, Oklahoma running back Adrian Peterson, finished second in 2004.

TexasA&M's destHeisman finish:RBJohn David Crow won in1957.

MANTI TE'0 School:Notre Dame Year:Senior Position:Linebacker Why he'll win it:Best player on the top-ranked team is usually a slam dunk for the Heisman, if that player is a quarterback or running back. But linebacker? On a team defined by

defense, Te'o isaone-manwreckingcrew.Hehasalready been chosen winner of the Nagurski Award as the nation's top defensive player and Butkus Award for top linebacker. Te'o has eye-popping stats: 103 total tackles (42 more than the

next Notre Dameplayer) and seven interceptions. The picks ranked third nationally and first among linebackers. Te'o came up with huge interceptions in the season-defining victory at Oklahoma, and led the goal-line stand against Stanford. Notre Dame leads the nation in scoring defense at10.3 and is the only team in the nation that hasn't surrendered a touchdown drive of longer than 75 yards.

Why he won't:Heisman plays favorites with positions. The

only defensive player to win theaward is Michigan cornerback Charles Woodson in1997, and hereturned kicks and caught a pass occasionally. The only top five finishers in voting among

defenders sinceWoodson wereNebraskatackleNdamukong Suh (fourth in 2009) and LSUcornerback Tyrann Mathieu (fifth last year).

Notre Dame's best Heisman finish:First, seven times. Last won by WR Tim Brown in1987.

COLLIN KLEIN School:Kansas State Year:Senior

Position:Quarterback Why he'll win it:C'mon, one badgameand he's out of it?

That's what the straw polls indicate, but perhaps there's a silent majority out there who overlooked Klein's three-pick

game at Baylor and credited him with being the best leader in college football. Klein was responsible for 37 touchdowns this season. He has rushed for a touchdown in11 straight games,

the longest streak in college football. And he's agreat story,

lightly recruited out of high school, got on the field initially for

K-State as awide receiver and hasbecomeonly the second K-State player after Michael Bishop in1998 to becomea Heisman finalist from his school.

Why hewon't: That Baylor game cost Klein in the polls, and it happened late in the season. The Heisman loves upper-

class quarterbacks, but this is ayear where afreshman and defensive player might havecaught the voters' fancy.

KansasState'sdestfinish:SecondbyBishopin1998.

— Blair Kerkhoff The KansasCity Star

for a record 13th time.

"I think we're both grateful we have an opportunity to play for it," Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo said.

There's more football left for Navy after today's tradition-filled spectacle. The Mids are to play A r izona State in the Fight Hunger B owl on D ec. 29 i n S a n Francisco.

Y es, the o u tcome a n d the trophy ar e i m portant for each side, but this is a game about more than the final score. The run-heavy contests are rarely a treat to watch. But the Brigade of Midshipmen and Corps o f Cadets marching i n t o L incoln F i n a ncial F i e l d — complete with a military flyover — are the moments that make this game one to savor. " Playing football i s t h e best part of our day," Army quarterback Trent Steelman said. "It's a struggle for a lot of other teams across the nation. It's our time to get away from everything else that's

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comes in a tough time for the program. The Midshipmen have been worried daily over the health of thirdstring quarterback Ralph Montalvo. Montalvo was in a medically induced coma after he was critically injured in a car accident near his home on Thanksgiving night.

His family posts updates at ca r i n gbridge.org/visit/ r afimontalvo/journal.

On Thursday, the journal read, "He stuck his tongue out at us when asked to do so on several occasions. We cont inue to pray that he w i l l wake soon."

Montalvo was scheduled to travel to Philadelphia and dress for th e A r m y-Navy game before the accident.

The Mids will show support for Montalvo today by wearing a sticker that says "Rafi" on the back of their helmets. " The parents are w o nderful people and they're hanging in there," Niumatalolo said. "He's a typical academy kid, just a wonderful young man, wonderful e scape American."

GOLF ROUNDUP

Snedeker, Love top shootout The Associated Press NAPLES, Fla. — U.S. Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III and Brandt Snedeker shot a 10-under 62 on Friday in modified alternate-shot play to take the first-round lead in the F r anklin T empleton Shootout.

Love said everyone on the U.S. team wanted to play with Snedeker, a captain's pick, so he took that advice this week.

"That's why I was so excited to play with him, because I knew it would be fun and comfortable," Love said.

Love and Snedeker made 10 birdies for the lowest score in the modified alternate-shot format in the 24-year-old tournament's 12 years in Naples.

They tied t h e t h i r d-lowest score overall.

"For the first time in my career, I got to feel like what it's like to be Davis Love, to hit from some of his tee shots, and hit from some of his beautiful iron shots on these par 3s, and realize how the game is supposed to be played," Snedeker sa>d.

K enny Perry a n d S e a n O'Hair were two strokes back on the Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort's Tiburon Golf Club.

"In this format, both players have got to play well," O'Hair sa>d.

Perry was thankful O'Hair saved him after a couple of poor chip shots.

"I didn't realize how long he was," Perry said. "I used to hit it kind of close to him, and now I realize I need to be staying on the Champions Tour after how far he hits it. I was just stunned."

Also on Friday: Australian up one in Sydney SYDNEY — A us t r alia's Marcus Fraser took a o n estroke lead in the Australian Open, shooting hi s s econd s traight 3-under 69 at T h e Lakes. Fraser had a 6-under 138 total. Fellow Australians Brendan Jones and John Senden were tied for second. Jones had a 71, and Senden, the firstround leader, shot a 73.

Schwartzel increases lead CHON BURI, ThailandSouth Africa's Charl Schwartzel shot his second straight 7-under 65 to increase his lead to four strokes in the Asian Tour's Thailand Golf Championship.

Sweden's Daniel Chopra was second after a 67, and Japan's Masanori Kobayashi was another stroke back, also after a 67 at Amata Spring.

China's Feng tops Dubai DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — China's Shanshan Feng shot a 5-under 67 to take a fivestroke lead into the final round of the Ladies European Tour's Dubai Ladies Masters. Feng, the LPGA Championship winner in June, birdied the final three holes at Emirates Golf Club fora tournament-record 18-under 198 total. The Netherlands' Dewi Claire Schreefel was second after a course-record 63.

Rain delays European event D URBAN, South A f r i c a — The start of the European Tour's season-opening Nelson Mandela Championship was washed out for the second straight day after heavy rain left most of the course under water. The event also is sanctioned by the Sunshine Toul'.

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past two weeks were damaging, but the Bucs remain in the wild-card chase and can't afford a stumble here.

Their productive offense could tear through a weakened and sometimes disinterested Eagles defense; look for receiver Vincent Jackson to excel in his matchup with whichever defensive backs cover him. Jackson averages 20.3 yards per reception, easily tops in the league. Philly

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Ask the Baltimore Ravens and Washington R edskins about their b i g gest r i v als and they don't mention each other.

For the Ravens, it's usually playing the Pittsburgh Steelers, who beat them last weekend. For the Redskins, it's often the New York Giants, an opponent they edged last Monday night.

Coming off those emotional matchups, the Ravens and Redskins renew the Beltway Bowl, a game that happens only every four years, but on Sunday is of critical importance to both teams.

U nless they faced off i n February, of course.

"They call it the Battle of the Beltway," Ravens running back Ray Rice said. "I don't

know if you call it bragging rights or whatever. We are two different (conferences), but it's also good to know if you can get a win when you are that close apart. I always said it would be kind of crazy if we have a Ravens-Redskins Super Bowl.

"It's not going to be any different than last week. It's go-

ing to be a slugfest. It's going to be two teams that are going out there and fighting."

Baltimore (9-3) leads the A FC North and w ins it b y beating Washington and seeing both the Steelers and Ben-

gals lose. The Ravens grab a playoff berth with a win and one of those division rivals

losing.

Washington (6-6) has won three in a row to move within one game of the Giants atop the NFC East. Rookie sensation Robert Griffin III runs a hybrid offense that has been effective on the ground and in theair.When needed, RG3 has been a superb improviser.

"RG3, he can put the ball out there and throw it very far," Ravens defensive back Corey Graham said. "They do a lot of play-action reads.

RG3, he can do everything.

He's a fast guy, he can turn the edge, turn the corner on a lot of guys. He can throw the ball very good and is accurate with his passes also. When you've got a guy that can do pretty much everything, it's a tough challenge."

Also Sunday, it's Miami at San Francisco, New Orleans at the New York Giants, Chicago at Minnesota, Detroit at Green Bay, Atlanta at Carolina, Dallas at Cincinnati, Tennessee at Indianapolis, Arizona at Seattle, Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, San Diego at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Buffalo, Kansas City at Cleveland, and the New York Jets at Jacksonville.

M onday n i gh t h a s t h e premier matchup of the week, with Houston at New England.

The action began Thursday night with Peyton Manning and streaking Denver's 2613 victory in Oakland. The

Broncos (10-3) have won eight straight, and the Raiders (310) have lost six in a row.

Houston (11-1) at New England (9-3), Monday night:The best Monday nighter of the s eason, w it h t h e w in n e r emerging as an AFC favorite.

"First off, every game is b ig here coming down t h e stretch," said Texans coach Gary Kubiak, w hose team — unlike the perennial contenders from New England — has not been in this kind of spotlight too often. "We're in position, just like the Patriots are, to kind of control our own destiny moving forward.

"We know we'll have to play extremely well this weekend.

We see every week as a big game and obviously in D ecember,they're allhuge."

New England's offense has been unstoppable, with t h e Patriots outscoring opponents by 170 points. The 430 they have put up are 79 more than the Texans, who rank second

in scoring.

allows 233 yards per game

sota, Tampa Bay and Seattle after this. The Bills have not beaten a team that currently has a winning mark. Of course, St. Louis doesn't have one, either.

Kansas City (2-10) at Cleveland (4-8): The Browns are showing some life since new owner Jimmy Haslam took over, and perhaps they can save coach Pat Shurmur's job with continued strong performances. Cleveland is plus-7 in turnover differential, which

through t h e a i r . J a c kson could be a huge edge against Kansas City, which ranks at might get that many.

San Diego (4-8) at Pittsburgh the bottom of the NFL with a (7-5): For those who believe minus-21 and 32 giveaways. the Steelers saved their seaK.C. comes off an uplifting son with that impressive vic- victory against Carolina one tory at Baltimore, hold on. day after l inebacker Jovan They remain vulnerable until Belcher shot to death his girlBen Roethlisberger is healthy friend and then committed enough to function like the su>c>de. winning quarterback he has Coach Romeo Crennel once been. had the same job in Cleveland, But the defense has come where he went 24-40 before on and might be good enough being fired. to lift the Steelers to the playNew York Jets (5-7) at Jackoffs while Roethlisberger ful- sonville (2-10): Mark Sanchez ly recovers. remains behind center, and "We just know we've got not necessarily on a s h ort to make plays," cornerback leash given the backup situaK eenan L ewi s s a i d . "We tion with the Jets. New York Nick WassI The Associated Press file know it's going to come down has gotten sloppy in virtually Washington coach Mike Shanahan, right, and Baltimore coach John Harbaugh are set to meet in to us. We've got to make plays e very offensive area, w i t h the Beltway Bowl on Sunday, a game between the two teams that takes place every four years. when our numbers have been the spotlight, naturally, on called and we've been doing S anchez's failings. But t h e running game isn't much, the that." tions, fumbles. They've won nents, including the Packers' Seahawks, a huge edge in the receivers have been pedestriSan Diego has lost four a lot of close games. They've 24-20 decision three weeks schedule that could help them straight and seven of eight an and the offensive line has won overtime games. They've ago. The Lions have been un- make the playoffs. Seattle is as it plays out the string in continued its 2011 slump. come from behind. They've disciplined and it has really 5-0 at home and comes off its perhaps the final season for Yet the Jets' remaining opwon on the road; they're 6-0 cost them late in games. most impressive late-game coach Norv Turner and gen- ponents, beginning with the They also don't get after performance; forget that reeral manager A.J. Smith.

AFC-worst Jaguars, have a on the road."

Miami (5-7) at San Francisco the passer as well as would placement officials-aided lastSt. Louis (5-6-1) at Buffalo (5- 15-33 record.

(8-3-1): San Francisco has got- be expected with the likes of second win over Green Bay in 7): St. Louis is the only team in ten very sloppy the past two Ndamukong Suh, Kyle Van- Week 3. the league that wishes it could w eeks, endangering w h a t den Bosch and Cliff Avril on No team has collapsed more face SanFrancisco more often was a huge lead in the NFC d efense. Even w o rse w i t h than the Cardinals, who won after a tie and a win against West. The Niners had 21 pen- Aaron Rodgers on the other their first four, but haven't the 49ers. This week, though, alties in those games out of 88 side, Detroit struggles in pass tasted victory in two months. it's Buffalo, which runs the total for the season, and eight coverage.

Their quarterback situation ball nearly as well as the Nintimes were called for offenSo even with Jordy Nelson is a total mess, and they can't ers, but has trouble stopping l ikely sidelined an d D o n - stop the run. it. It could be a productive day sive holding.

"We have had some big ald Driver nursing a broken Philadelphia (3-9) at Tampa for the Rams' Steven Jackson Bay (6-6): While the Eagles and the Bills' C.J. Spiller on ones that have really stopped thumb, the Packers could tear some drives. Some of them up the tundra and fill up the can't get t h e s eason over the ground. were really, really question- scoreboard. quick enough, Tampa Bay The Rams could play a role Atlanta (11-1) at Carolina still has big plans. Losses to in who gets an NFC wild-card able, in our opinion," coach Jim Harbaugh said. "That's (3-9): The Falcons barely es- the Falcons and Broncos the slot because they face Minnenot the way we want to play. caped against the Panthers in That's not the 49er way of Week 4. Atlanta has clinched the NFC South, but desperplaying football."

Those issuescertainly need ately wants to clinch homefield advantage throughout to be cleaned up before the 49ers visit New England and the NFC playoffs, and actuSeattle the next two weeks. ally could do so this weekend Miami must find a way to with a victory and losses by keep linebacker Aldon Smith Chicago, Green Bay and San in check i n p a ssing situa- Francisco.

W ith fe w b l o wouts t h i s tions. Smith has matched the franchise single-season sacks season, the Falcons haven't SPOPT P ESENTED BYTHE BULLETIN 8: PINE MOUNTAI mark with 17 t/z, and Miami's overwhelmed anyone despite starting left tackle, Jake Long, t heir gaudy record. It w i l l take some playoff victories is gone for the season.

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LEGAL NOTICE This is an action for Judicial F oreclosure of real property commonly k n ow n as 18540 Tumalo Reservoir Rd., Bend, OR LEGAL NOTICE 97701. A motion or C IRCUIT COU R T , Plaintiff. IN THE CIRanswer must be given STATE OF OREGON, CUIT OF THE STATE to the court clerk or C OUNTY OF D E S - O F OR E GO N F O R administrator w i t hin CHUTES. JOEL T HE C OUNTY O F 30 days of the date of G ISLER ENTE R - DESCHUTES JO EL first publication speciPRISES, INC., Plain- G ISLER ENTE R - fied herein along with tiff, v s . RI C HARD PRISES, INC., Plain- the required filing fee.

BOATMAN and SUCI R C UIT tiff, v s . RI C HARD IN T H E ZANNE B O ATMAN, BOATMAN and SUCOURT O F THE dba BEND EQUIPZANNE B O ATMAN, STATE OF OREGON MENT REPAIR, DeFOR THE COUNTY dba BEND EQUIPfendants.

Case MENT REPAIR, De- OF DES C HUTES. ¹ CV120435. C O M - fendants. Case No.: CITIMORTGAGE, PLAINT S U B JECT CV120435.

SUMINC, ITS S UCCESTO A R B ITRATION. MONS. TO: RICH- SORS AND/OR ASPlaintiff alleges: 1. At ARD BOATMAN, IN S IGNS, Plaintiff, v . all t i mes m a t erial, THE NAME OF THE THE UNK N O WN Plaintiff is and was an STATE OF OREGON: HEIRS A N D AS Oregon c o rporation You are hereby re- SIGNS OF G E ORand the owner of a quired to appear with GETTE DAVIS; THE S undowner hor s e respect to the ComU NKNOWN D E V I trailer, O r egon GE O Rplaint filed against you S EES O F cense ¹R751992. 2. in the above entitled GETTE DAVIS; ALL At all times material, cause within t h irty PARTIES CLAIMING Defendants R ichard (30) days from the A N I N TEREST I N B oatman an d Su - date of service of this THE R EA L P R O Pzanne Boatman were Summons upon you, E RTY C O M M O N LY and are doing busi- and if you fail so to KNOWN AS 1 8 540 ness as Bend Equip- a ppear f o r wan t TUMALO RE S E Rment Repair. On or thereof the Plaintiff(s) VOIR RD. BEND, OR about October, 2010, will apply to the Court 97701, D e fendants.

Plaintiff delivered the for the relief prayed Case No. 12CV0891.

S undowner hor s e for in said Complaint. S UMMON S FO R trailer to Defendants NOTICE TO DEFENPUBLICATION. TO to repair interior waDEFENDANTS: THE DANT READ THESE ter damage. 4. On or P APERS CARE - U NKNOWN H E I RS about April 13, 2011, F ULLY! Yo u m u s t AND ASSIGNS OF Plaintiff entered into "appear" in this case GEORGETTE DAVIS; an Agreement with or the other side will THE UNKNOWN DED efendants that i n win automatically. To VISEES OF GEO Raddition to the water "appear" you must file GETTE DAVIS; ALL damage repair, Dewith the Court a legal PARTIES CLAIMING fendants would modify paper ca l le d a A N I N TEREST I N Plaintiffs Sundowner "Motion' or "Answer". THE REAL P R OPhorse trailer to pro- This paper must be E RTY C O M M O N LY vide for two sliders. It given to t h e c o u rt K NOWN A S 1 8 5 40 was agreed between clerk or administrator TUMALO RE S E RPlaintiff and D efen- within thirty (30) days VOIR RD. BEND, OR dants that the cost of a long with th e r e - 97701: IN THE NAME the modification and q uired filing fee. I t OF THE STATE OF t he i n t erior w a t e r must be i n p r o per O REGON: You a r e damage repair would form and have proof h ereby required t o be t h e sum of o f service o n t h e appear and defend $10,000.00. 5. On or plaintiffs attorney, or if the action filed against about April 13, 2011 the plaintiff does not you in the above-enPlaintiff paid to Dehave an attorney, on titled cause within 30 fendants the sum of t he plaintiff. If y o u days from the date of $10,000.00. 6. On or have questions, you service of this Sumabout October, 2011, mons upon you; and if should see an attorPlaintiff received reyou fail to appear and ney immediately. If turn o f t h e S u n d- y ou need h el p i n d efend, f o r wan t owner horse t railer finding an a ttorney thereof, the P laintiff w ith r e p airs an d you may call the Or- will apply to the court modifications not e gon S t at e Ba r ' s f or th e r e l ief d e completed. The modi- Lawyer Referral Ser- manded therein. PITE f ications t h a t had vice LLP. at (503) DUNCAN, been performed were 684-3763 or toll-free Dated: December 3 , done so i mproperly in Oregon at (800) 2012.

By: David J. and violated the engi- 4 52-7636. DA T E D : B oulanger, OSB ¹ neering sta n dards M arch 2 2 , 201 2 . 092943, Trial A ttorestablished by Sund- /s/Carl W. Hopp, Jr. ney, (503) 222-2256, owner, the manufac- CARL W. HOPP, JR. Fax: (503) 222 2260, turer of t h e h o rse OSB¹751760, A t torDboulanger@pittrailer. 7. As a result ney f o r Pla l ntlff. eduncan.com, Rochof Defendants' work to STATE OF OREGON elle L. Stanford, OSB repair the water dam- ss. County of D es- ¹062444, age on t h e h o r se chutes - I , C arl W. rstanford O piteduntrailer, De f e ndants Hopp, Pho n e : Jr., c an.com, provided mat e nals OSB¹751760, as 6 19-326-2404, F a x : and work with the fair Plaintiffs attorney, do 6 1 9-326-2430, 6 21 market v a l u e of hereby certify that I SW Morrison St. Suite $ 1,440.00. 8. In a t prepared the forego- 4 25, P o rtland, O R tempting to modify the ing copy of Summons 97205, Of Attorneys horse trailer, Defen- and have c a refully for Plaintiff. NOTICE dants improperly cut DEF E NDANT/ compared the same TO into the side of t he with t h e ori g i nal DEFENDANTS READ horse trailer to place thereof; and that it is a T HESE PAP E R S the two sliders, sevY ou true and correct copy CAREFULLY. ering required sup- of s a i d ori g inal. must "appear" in this ports. To repair the D ATED: March 2 2 , case or the other side improper m o d ifica- 2011. / s / Carl W. will win automatically.

To "appear" you must tions will cost Hopp, Jr. CARL W. file with the court a le$ 4,335.00. 9 . T h a t HOPP, JR. Plaintiff is entitled to OSB¹751760, A ttorgal paper called a the cost needed to re- ney for Plaintiff. TO "motion" or "answer".

The "motion" or sanpair t h e im p roper T HE OFFICER O R U m odifications in t h e O THER PER S O N swer must be given sum of $4,335.00, and SERVING T HIS to the court clerk or refund of the SUMMONS: You are administrator w i t h in $ 10,000.00 pre v i - hereby directed to see 30 days (or 60 days ously paid to Defen- a true copy of t he for Defendant United dants, le s s the within Summons and States or State of Or$ 1,440.00 fo r w o r k of the Complaint upon egon Department of and materials utilized the Defendant. /s/Carl Revenue) along with to repair the water W. Hopp, Jr. CARL the required filing fee. damage. 10. On Feb- W. HOP P , J R. It must be in proper ruary 3, 2012 Plaintiff OSB¹751760, A t torform and have proof made demand upon ney for Plaintiff. o f service o n t h e Defendants for payplaintiff's attorney or, ment of $ 10,000.00 if the plaintiff does not representing monies have a n at t o rney, paid and damages inproof of service on the curred b y P l a intiff. LEGAL NOTICE plaintiff. If you have T his d emand w a s Notice of questions, you should m ade p ursuant t o Public Auction see an attorney imO RS 2 0 .080 a n d Pursuant to ORS87 mediately. If you need 20.082. D e fendants Auction will be held help in finding an athave not paid said on Dec. 15, 2012 at torney, you may contact the Oregon State sum, nor an y p a rt 1 1:00 a.m. B e nd Bar's Lawyer Referral thereof. Plaintiff is en- Mini Storage, 100 titled to its' reason- 3rd St., Bend OR S ervice o n line a t able attorney fees.

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• Great riverfront property • 10 acre rim lot • Peaceful, private setting

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• Excellent rental income

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• .38acre level lot • Adjacent to fairway • Easy access into theridge at E.C. • Lot 24 Murre et • 3 golf courses, 3sport centers, tennis, indoor &outdoorswimming

• 3 bed, 2 bath, 1500 SF home • 2000 sq. ft. shop • New cherry wood cabinets and stainless steel appli-

spot to build yourvacation or retirement home.

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Call Jordan Haase, Principal Brokerl 541-420-1559

Call Myra Glrod, Principal Broker l 541-815-2400 or Pam Bronson, Brokerl 541-788-6767

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Gem in the Roughf Three Rivers South f $165,000

Close to Deschutes River ( $174,900

20145 Red Sky Lane ( $175,000

Duplex in Downtown Sisters ( $189,900

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• Beautiful custom home on ahalfacre treed lot • Airy main living areafeatures vaulted ceillngs

• Motivated seller! Bring offers!

• Gorgeous 2.5 acre lot in

• 445 E. Washington Ave. • 3 bdrm, 2 bath on 1 side • 1 bdrm, 1 bath on the other side • New carpet throughout • W ood stoves in each unit • Bank owned - ready to go

gated golf community • Build your dream home amongst the pine trees.

• Soak up the Cascade Mountain views MLS¹201002066

• Skylights & hardwood floors, opens

time living in the woods • Desirable development • Close to the Big Deschutes MLS¹201206233

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Call Chris Sperry, Principal Broker, CRS l 541-550-4922

Call Ken Renner, Principal Broker l 541-280-5352

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Call C.J. Neumann, Broker, CRSl 541-410-3710 Llsa Lamberto, Broker l 541-610- 9697 www.CJLisa.com

Great Sunriver Home ~ $329,000

52073 White Fir, La Pine ~ $349,900

Rivers Edge - Golf View ) $369,000!

Cozy River Front Log Home ~ $379,500

• Single level • Large deck and hot tub • Near Ft. Rock Park, plenty of Common Space • Floor to ceiling rock fireplace • 2 car garage

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• 3 bdrm, 3 bath • 2500 SF, 1.45 acres • Built in 2007

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EdgeGolfCourse • Exceptionalopportunity &valueon Bend'sWestside MLS¹201208404

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Marilyn Stoner, Broker, l 541-815-4757 Kathy Hovermale, Principal Broker l 541-419-6778

Call Shelly Swanson, Broker l 541-408-0086

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17940 Parkway Lane ) $399,000

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• Between Widgi Creek & Seventh Mtn. Resort

• Two-suite, luxury townhomes • No yard work or seasonal maintenance • Closest neighborhood to Mt. Bachelor

• Great location between Sisters & Bend I Build your dream home while you

• 2-4 bedroom, 2.5-4.5 baths • 1960-2956 SF

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Charming Parkside Cottage ~ $435,000

Westside - 3811 NW Summerfield Rd.( $450,000

1700 NW lowa ( $460,000

Acreage Close To Town ( $495,000

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Call Carol Osgood/Korren Bower, Brokersl 541-504-3839

Call Sue Prlce, Broker l 541-408-7742

Call Bryan Hllts, Broker l 541-771-3200

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2910 NW Underhill Place J $499,000

Glorious River & Cascade Views( $535,000

63235 Peterman Lane ~ $539,900

861 SW Crestline Drive ~ $569,000

• Contemporary homein Awbrey Glen • 5 bedrooms,master on mainlevel • Oversized 5-car garage • Stunning kitchen, stainless, granite, Europeancabinetry • Motivated seller MLS¹ 201208424

• Incredible townhomeabove Old Mill District • Great room living, light & bright • Quality finishes throughout • Luxurious master suite w/balcony • Close to all amenities, parks, trails

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Open House Sunday 11-2 ~ $657,000

3051 NW Winslow Drive ) $695,000

New Tetherow Home ( $699,500

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• Outbuildings &RVparking

MLS¹201209160 Call Natalle Vandenborn, Broker l 541-508-9581

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21865 Boonsborough Drive ~ $799,000

Contemporary City Living ( $820,000

This Property Has It All f $849,900

NW Contemporary w/Mountain ViewsjnTetherow f$749,000 • Brand new single level 3bdm,3.5 • Seamlessintegration of indoor and outdoorspace,openfloor plan • Private courtyard and covered backpatio w/mountain views • Energy efficient Earth Advantage • A ffex roomIkstudy allow for maximum versatility

Call Brlan Ladd, Brokerl 541-408-3912

• 3 bed, 3.5 bath, 3200 SF

• Gracious living with impact Cascade Mtn views • 5 bed/4.5 bath recently remodeled by Sun Forest Construction • 4193 sq. ft. with lots of natural light • Outdoor pool, 3 car garage, two offi ce,gourmet kitchen • 360 degree views on 2.5 acres

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MLS¹201208865 Call Shelly Swanson, Broker l 541-408-0086

Call Chris Sulak, Broker l 541-350-6164

Call Bobby Lockrem, Broker l 541-480-2356

Call Mary Stratton, Broker l 541-419-6340

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Broken Top Classic ( $945,000

Very Special One-of-a-Kind Property) $995,000

Prime Development Land ~ $1,250,000

15631 SW Mecate Lane ( $1,545,000

• Beautiful custom homew/stunning views ofCascadeMountains • Theater/screening&gameroom • Chefs kitchenw/Dacor appliances, travertine &hickoryw/log accents • 3 bdrm/3.5bathcompletely rebuilt in

• Overlooking10thfairway&green • Customhomecompleteyremodeled in 2004-05byMelroseConstruction • Kathy lkKarol Niemiinterior p an/ designwith quaity &detail - 4476SF • 5bed, 5.5bath, main evelmaster sGreatroomdesign Wonderful indoor and outdoorliving spacious,quiet cul-de-saclocation

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• 5 fireplaces!

• Green built, efficient solar system

• 18.3 acres of prime development property • Ready for annexation into Redmond • Partially located on the Canyon Rim • Terms MLS¹ 201207169

2003w/5180SF • Guesthouseis alegal 2bdrm/Ibath.

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• Finely crafted Gary Normanbuilt custom

• Stunning finishes • Unobstru cted mountainviews

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Casa La Torre ( $1,699,000

DeschutesRiver Ranch Estate ~$2,890,000

Tumalo Racehorse Farm ~ $4,000,000

Tetherow Homesite ~Offered at 1/2 Price!

• Panoramicviews ofCascades • Unique & dramatic style • 5210 SF, .8 acre • Extensive use of reclaimed barn woocl • Master suite & den on main level

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• A legacy Ranch in the Heart of Central Oregon MLS¹201002324

• Spectacular, private river setting • 61 acres, miles of riding paths • 3234 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 3 bath home • Indoor arena, 8-stall barn • Managers home MLS¹201208884

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• Level homesite - almost 1/2 acre!

• Overlooking Tetherow ¹13th fairway!

• Mountain views!

• Call for additional details

Call Sandy Kohlmoos, Broker, CRSl 541-408-4309

Call Shelly Swanson, Broker l 541-408-0086

Call Ron Davls, Prlnclpal Broker, GRI l 541-480-3096

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• Perfect vacation horne, nightly renta s permitted

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16033 C a scade O utstanding Val u e !West Powell Butte Es 12250 NW Dove Rd 1 6751 SW Dove R d . B ETWEEN B EN D 8 Custom built home with For Sale by Owner - 10+ Nearly 2-acres, Mt view, $114,900 1538 sq. ft. Over 3000 sq. ft. 2 t ates. $ 4 49,999 6 Custom cedar s i ded B eautiful cust o m REDMOND hardwood floors, up- acres, 7 irrigated, 2200+ great location in CRR, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, over- level house that has bdrm, 3.5 bath home h ome with f loor t o 2,500 sq.ft. Iog home Terrific location - 4 graded lighting and sq.ft. updated home, with v e r y li v eable sized garage, High great potential and is o n 2 0 a c re s w i t h c eiling windows t o on 4.9 acres. Gour- bdrm, 1 ba t h in appliances. Recently oversized detached ga- home. $64, 9 0 0.

Lakes Realty 8 Prop- in very good condi- shop, 2 master suites, take in the mtn. views. met kitchen w/cherry 2,888y sq.ft. home on painted and n i cely rage, 2 barns, fenced 8 MLSยน201208697 erty Man a gement tion. Daylight base- 4-car garage, water Immaculate 1841 sq. c abinets, gran i t e 5.75y acres.

A maintained home on cross-fenced, beautiful C all N a n c y Pop p 541-536-0117 ment. Huge possibili- f eature, gated c o m f t., 3 b d rm, 2 b a t h counters, 8 f armer's Country feel but close 2+ acres. Watch the settinq, turn-key prop- 541-815-8000 erty, $525,000, Call for ties. $158,800 MLS munity.

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Great room has to t ow n a m enities. sunset and w i ldlife Crooked River Realty 16624 A s c h a Ct . , 201207133 Pam vaulted ceilings, gas floor to ceiling win- Super fireplace w/rock f rom y o u r dec k ! showing; Realtors wel$121,900. 3 bdrm, 2.5 201207709 come: 541-318-1450 Lester, Principal Bro free-standing s t ove, dows w/mtn v iews. surround fo r a m bi- MLSยน201208145 bath, bonus r o om. John L. Scott Real EsJust bought a new boat? tate 541-548-1712 ker, Century 21 Gold wood accents. New Hickory hardwood 8 a nce, plus a L o p i $237,000 High Lakes Realty 8 Home/shop/1.41 acres Sell your old one in the Country Realty, Inc. h ardwood floors & tile f loors.

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Ask about our Property Ma n age3 bdrm, 1 bath, 1228 The Bulletin's 541-504-1338 866-346-7868 new swimming pool. floor heating. heat the whole house.

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Has 3 On completely fenced $499,999 MLS Great room floor plan "Call A Service 541-385-5809 wells: irrigation, house 1 6755 Elk C t . , 2 1 0 0 756 201208751. J u niper w/living room 8 Professional" Directory s q.ft., 9 . 9 acr e s , 4.81 acres. $385,000 and shop. $105,000.

FIND IT! MLSยน 201101447 Realty, 541-504-5393 kitchen having Jefferson County Homes is all about meeting MLSยน201202939 views. $297,000. High Juniper Prineville j $310,000 wide-plank floors of BUY IT! Realty, Mike Jones LIVE GREEN, OFF Lakes Realty & Propyourneeds.

541-504-5393 3bd/2ba on 2.44 acres reclaimed pine.

DisSELL IT! L evel city lo t i n t h e 541-350-2226 the grid! No utility bills erty Man a gement with barn 8 fenced for tressed maple cabiheart of Culver. All The Bulletin Classifieds Central Oregon Realty Call on one of the 541-536-0117 here! Gorgeous 2600 12851 SW Deer horses. Open kitchen nets in Kitchen with 1 u tilities ar e a t th e Group, LLC sq.ft. home nestled in professionals today! with lots of storage, 1 /2 t hi c k slat e Crossing.

Remodeled street ready to be in 3 bdrm, 2 bath, custom pines on 20 acres.

3 bedroom, 2 bath, living & family rooms. counters. If you like a FABULOUS CANYON Meticulous home in de- the stalled. This lot just Priced to Sell! Affordhome, huge shop, Giant shop with guest 1440 sq. ft. home on Double garage, new cozy country f e el. RIM. Once in a life- sirable location, only quarters. needs y o u r new able l i ving, g r e at $299,000 RV/ b oat 2.29 acres. Granite heat pump 8 so much You've got it!! Beau- time opportunity. minutes from town 8 home. 208 2nd Ave, MLSยน201203307 and backside or investment. tiful Cascade Moun- Breathtaking views of Prineville Reservoir. parking c ounters, hick o ry more. $109,900 C ulver. $38, 2 0 0 starter Julie Fahlgren, Broker, b arn/loafing MLS 201200121 tain Views. 2 corrals, the canyon from your Home has breathtak- Green house too!sh e d . cabinets, bam b oo MLSยน 201 2 0 3505. $59,000 541-550-0098 MLSยน201208170 Cascade Realty, pond, shared lake, 3 reverse living f loor ing Cascade views. wood f l oors, v i n yl Juniper Realty D8D Realty Group LLC Crooked River Realty MLSยน201103546 Dennis Haniford, acres of irriqation, 2 windows, the list goes plan. Vaulted living Low 541-504-5393 mai n tenance Kelly Neuman, Broker 866-346-7868 Princ. Broker stall barn. $375,000 on.

Garage, carport room, pellet s t ove.

Need help fixing stuff? yard. Open r oomy 541-480-2102 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1.03, 541-536-1731 MLS ยน201205878 cov e red The kitchen has an Call A Service Professional and R V floor p lan, v a ulted garage, woodstove, View of Mt. Jefferson Bobbie Strome, island and solid oak ceilings, lots of light We never stop moving: parking. $1 0 9,000 Wonderfully loc a t ed find the help you need. vaulted ceil i ngs.

5-acres + 1733 sq, ft, Principal Broker MLSยน 201204401 cabinetry. Many uph ome with a c o m - www.bendbulletin.com from the large win$84,900. craftsman CRR home, John L Scott Real Juniper Realty, grades including tiled dows, nice office, and manding view of Mt. cs MLSยน201208375 hickory cab i nets, Estate 541-385-5500 541-504-5393 baths, huge b o nus n ook. T w o tre e d C all M e l ody Cu r r y Jefferson and the sur- 464 Pinney St., 2400 granite, tra v ertine, room on lower level, rounding area. Beau- sq.ft., 5 .5 4 a c r es, acres, plenty of room 541-771-1116 Casa Mariposa j attached gar a ge, f or tiful well kept home shop. $248,000. High 12-peak huge Cascade river rock fireplace, yo u r toys ! ! !

Crooked River Realty MORRIS $3,990,000 garage + 24x36 shop. landscaping, circular views.

Gor g eous with spacious rooms. Lakes Realty 8, PropMagnificent prairie style drive, carport, decks, MLSยน201204820 MLSยน201207304 REAL ESTATE WOW! Look at t hese Crooked River Ranch MLSยน201206924 erty Man a gement $159,900 D&D Realty sq. ft. home. 6 1 dcpc dc dyo cd d o p c rcd v iews!

Casc a d e $239,000 D&D Realty 541-536-01 1 7 paver patio, garden Group LLC home w/ knotty pine $289,900. Call Nancy 8676 bedroom suites.

Mt. Popp 541-815-8000 mountains from your Group LLC area & m ore! 8x10 c eilings a n d sun Bachelor to Mt. Jef- storage shed 8 par- 866-346-7868 living room. Home has 866-346-7868 3 bdrm, 2 bath horse s plashed room s . Crooked River Realty ferson views 4000 sq been updated w ith tial fencing. $249,900 property w/barn and Plenty of room with Advertise your car!

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4.98 acres. $249,000 rages for 8 cars & 2 D&D Realty Group LLC Reach thousands of readers! The Bulletin Class!f!eds! all new floors as well. Crook County Homes $139,000 MLSยน201206906 To Subscribe call RVs. 9.78 acres be- 866-346-7868 541-385-5809 Call 541-385-5809 G reat r a nch s t y l e MLSยน201203441 Gail Day 541-306-1018 541-385-5800 or go to tween Bend 8 Sisters.

The Bulletin Classlf!eds h ome with l o t s o f CUTE! 3 bedroom, 2 Call Julie Fahlgren, Central Oregon Realty www.bendbulletin.com Grand Ridge Estates. room to play . bath home, close to Broker, 541-550-0098 Group, LLC MLSยน201106412 MLSยน201208213 the lake on over an Crooked River Realty 8996 SW Panorama Rd Karin Johnson, Broker $179,000 D&D Realty acre. This is a must 14198 SW Nine Peaks 541-639-6140 Equestrian 5-a c res, Pl - Mtn views from C ustom 2034 sq ft , 4 Group LLC see! MLSยน201206076 b edroom, 2. 5 b a t h We never stop moving: 866-346-7868 36x48 6-stall b a rn, this 1960 sq. ft., 3 $45,000 h ome built i n 2 0 06 cross-fenced, groom bath w ith Mtn v iews o n Close to schools! Nice 3 D8D Realty Group LLC ing stall, wash rack, bedroom, 2 home on 1.16 acre. 1.53 acres. Many upbdrm home in town 866-346-7868 cs hay barn, mare barn U pdated wit h n e w graded features inL andscaped with a w/foaling stalls.

2004 762 carpet 8 vinyl flooring fenced y a rd , RV 3 bdrm, 2 bath home. and interior has been clude: hickory cabiYou may notsave the world, but you can parking too! $79,900 Homes with Acreage nets, granite counter MORRIS $298,500. Call Nancy freshly painted. 936 MLSยน201106963 t ops, alder t rim & REAL ESTATE Popp, Broker, sq. ft. garage has a save a lot of money by refinancing your D&D Realty Group LLC 52240 Pine Forest, La 541-815-8000 doors, hardwood & tile shop area, 2 bays & floors. Th e m a ster Indepcndently 0 acd and Operatcd 866-346-7868 Pine 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Crooked River Realty home with SELCO Mortgage Company.

50 amp power for an bath has a garden tub arge s h op , 1. 2 4 C ompletely fen c e d lacres.

Mou n tain R V. S e parate R V with tile surround & Cascade $196,000.

High Stunning 2288 sq. ft. , 4 property! 13665 SW Give us a call today!

Views - Imagine the covered storage and separate tile shower.

Cinder. $84, 9 0 0. Lakes Realty & Prop- b drm, 2y2 b a t h , i n carport. $139,500 delight upon entering erty Man a gement $275,000 CRR, mt. views, large MLSยน201207581 y our n e w hom e !

15-YEAR FIXED MLSยน 201208347 Trex d e ck , m e d iaMLSยน 201208272 C all M e l ody Cu r r y 541-536-0117 Vaulted ceilings, open Juniper Realty, room 8 office, dbl gar Juniper Realty, 541-771-1116 52505 Meadow Ln. 3 541-504-5393 floor plan. K itchen, 541-504-5393 1200 sq. ft. shop.

Crooked River Realty Brdm, 3.5 acres, 2 tax +Fenced. dining an d fa m i ly $269,000 lots, shop. $129,900. Call Nancy Popp, Bro 1/4 Mi. Deschutes River 9.33 acres in P owell rooms with wood deck Custom Home. 6320 High Lakes Realty & access.

Formal living SW Groundhog Road. f rontage.

Cus t o m Butte - 4 bdrm, 2.5 ker, 541-815-8000 Property Ma n age-Crooked MLSยน201204034 single level 3 bdrm, 3 b ath, 1928 sq . f t . , with views. M aster River Realty ment 541-536-0117 jett e d -tub, $299,450 bath, 3 9 6 2 sq . f t., 3-car garage, barn, suite, SE 0 Call Melody Curry 53089 Alps Ct., in La 1 2.72 a c r e ga t e d shop, with RV door. Ir- walk-in shower, dbl 52625 Huntington, RivI I O R T 4 L 0 โ ข sink va n it y and 541-771-1116 P ine, $ 239,900.

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MLS ยน 20 1 2037129 acres. $525,000. High acres. Adjoins Nat'I MLS ยน 201 2 05961. Pam Lester, Principal for your i m mediate Lakes Realty 8 PropGorgeous Mountain enjoyment. 4.80 acres orest Land. H i g h Pam Lester, Principal B roker, Century 2 1 Views. 12649 SW erty Man a gement F Lakes Realty & Prop- B roker, Century 2 1 Gold Country Realty, with 4 .6 0 i r r igated.

541-536-0117 Peninsula Dr. MLSยน201205610. erty Man a gement Gold Country Realty, Inc. 541-504-1338 MLSยน201205061 New pri c e at 541-536-0117 1 6249 South D r .

Inc. 541-504-1338 $162,900 $189,750! $595,000. 6.27 acre Call Melody Curry John L. Scott horse property with 10 ACRES/CUSTOM 1620SF well appointed Get your I NMLSยน241838 541-771-1116 OME/ SHOP i n Real Estate g orgeous 2922 s f H CRR home a djoins Crooked River Realty business Butte!

541-548-1712 h ome, shop. H i g h Powell 90-acre pasture with Unique floor p l an N ewer home with 4 Lakes Realty 8 Prop2-mile walking track.

Country living in Bend large bedrooms, 2 erty Ma n agement, w/indoor spa room, Heat pump, propane a ROWI N G Spectacular Mtn. wide hall w ays, baths, split floor plan, 541-536-0117 free-standing s t ove, views. 4 bdrm, 4.5 single level. large workable oversized dbl gar + with an ad in baths, 17 acres. Of$365,000.

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201108648 Call 1.12 acres. $129,00 room for a large famThe Bulletin's cov. decks. $144,900.

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Rare Find j $695,000 Where b al d e a g lesNewer Single S t ory 39+ acre ranch min- soar! Beautiful cus- home, 3 b d rm, 2 5 utes to Costco. Close tom home. B reath- bath, office, sunroom, to shops and BLM yet taking views from ev- 2260 sq.ft, 60 acre, enjoy country l i fe. ery window! Lg. open mtn & S m ith R o ck Gorgeous 3731 sq. ft. kitchen, fantastic livviews. $279,000. MLS f armhouse, 3 b e d - ing room w/rock fplc, ¹ 201206306 Pa m r oom, 3 b a th , f u l l family room w/huge Lester, Principal Brob asement, barn , built-in bar, attached ker, Century 21 Gold fenced, irri g ated, apt. w/own entrance, Country Realty, Inc. great area of l arge formal dining room, 2 541-504-1338 acreages. master suites. Com- Ranch in Powell Butte MLS¹201204031 plete w i t h hug e $925,000. Pride of Lynne Connelley, Ecowalk-thru closet and ownership/Borders Broker, ABR, CRS rotating bed so you BLM. Feed Lot, hay 541-408-6720 c an pi c k v iew .

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La Pine j $40,000 Three acres flat prop SW Chipmunk Rd. Nearly 3 acres with erty perfect to build CHECK YOUR AD Level 5.19 acres with Snowberry Village ¹127 Snowberry Village ¹119 views o f Pau l i na on. $59,900.

Please check your ad mountain views. Well $90,425 • 3 bedrooms, 2.5 Peak. Property has a MLS¹201205386 on the first day it runs treed w it h s e v eral• 2 bedrooms, 2 baths baths, 1920 sq. ft. well, storage shed Call J u li e F a h lgren, to make sure it is cor- possible buil d ing • 1404 sq. ft., 2000 Sil- • 2000 Silvercrest - Triand power. N eeds Broker, 541-550-0098 Com m unity vercrest rect. Sometimes in- sites. plewide septic feasibility.

Crooked River Realty s tructions over t h e water 8 power avail- • Large great room, bay • Living room, family MLS¹201203454 able at t h e s t reet. phone are misunderwindow dining area room, dining room Nice mountain views, JJ Jones, Broker stood and a n e r ror Owner terms avail- • Front & back decks • Remodeled kitchen, 3.09-acres. $95,950.

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• Laundry room + 2 car w/breakfast bar MLS¹201101554 541-788-3678 If this happens to your 201106095 garage • Private master suite Call Linda Lou Juniper Realty, • Sold t a stefully fur- w/walk-in closet We never stop moving: ad, please contact us Day-Wright, Broker, 541-504-5393 the first day your ad nished • Master bath w/garden 541-771-2585 appears and we will Call Marilyn R ohaly, tub & double shower Crooked River Realty Cg be happy to fix it as S W D O V E R D . M t. Broker, 541-322-9954 • Gas FA heat PLUS 5'/2 acre RV lot. grand- s oon as w e c a n . Washington & Three John L. Scott Real AC & fireplace Deadlines are: Week- Sisters views from this Estate, Bend • Immaculate - too fathered-in $119,000. days 11:00 noon for 6.1 acre property with www.JohnLScott.com MORRIS many upgrades to list!

MLS¹201104846 next day, Sat. 11:00 power installed. Close $129,900 541-410-9730 Call Linda Lou REAL ESTATE Estate 541-548-1712 Snowberry Village ¹70 to t h e Des c hutes a.m. for Sunday and Day-Wright, Broker, Call Marilyn Rohaly, Central Oregon Realty c dcpc dccdyO cd dCypcmccd Monday.

River and Steelhead $69,500 Broker, 541-322-9954 541-771-2585 Group, LLC • 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Falls. $99,500 MLS¹ 541-385-5809 John L. Scott Real Crooked River Realty Nice flat lot in TerrebNeed to get an ad Turn-key ranch.

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1993 Silcade mtn views, built Juniper Re a l ty, BUI L D ! The Bulletin Classified www.JohnLScott.com in ASAP? REAL ESTATE p aved s t reet, a p - 5.07 acres, flat vercrest in 1993, 38+ acres lot, 541-504-5393 C dcpc dccdyCy cd dcypc,ccd ca p -fill mature trees, paved • Large living room, BULLETIN CLASSIFIEDS with 26 + i r r igation, proved f o r septic, utilities are at barn, shop, hay shed, C lose to Past u r e Fax it to 541-322-7253 road, 1/3 interest in SW Geneva View Rd., • dining area Search the area's most Serenity and Privacy on the lot line. $42,000. fenced. $55 0 ,000. w /views. 8589 S W T errebonne.

Vaulted c e i lings, comprehensive listing of L e v e l Sunny 4.62 acres. ComfortMLS 3 2 0 12001172 well, applied for stan windows MLS ¹ 201 0 03925 Panorama. $ 44,500 The Bulletin Classifieds dard septic. $99,900.

1.14 acres that will be classified advertising... able 3 b e droom, 2 Pam Lester, Principal Pam Lester, Principal MLS¹ 20 12 0 4695 MLS¹201105165 easy to build on. Well • FA heat & heat pump real estate to automotive, b ath home a n d a B roker, Century 2 1 B roker, Century 2 1 (A/C) Lester, Principal C all M e lody C u r ry treed with an abunmerchandise to sporting 30x40 shop with overGold Country Realty, Pam Gold Country Realty, 541-771-1116 porch and large goods. Bulletin Classifieds 763 B roker, Century 2 1 dance o f wil d l ife• Front sized RV door. Build Inc. 541-504-1338 back deck Inc. 541-504-1338 Crooked River Realty Gold Country Realty, passing thro u gh. Call Marilyn R ohaly, appear every day in the your custom h ome Recreational Homes The Highlands at Bro- Inc. 541-504-1338 MLS¹ print or on line. with brea t htaking 771 & Property Lovely horse property $41,500 Broker, 541-322-9954 201102002 views of the Cascade ken top, 1 0 a c res, 139716 Dorothy Lane Call 541-385-5809 was used for horses Juniper Lots John L. Scott Real mtns. or enjoy as is. 141980 Emerald Meadgated, private well, Beautiful vacation rebefore. Just under 3 541-504-5393 Realty, Estate, Bend www.bendbulletin.com utilities at lot, app for treat. The adorable 2 acres. Nice view of $249,000 ows Way - Beautiful Owner will carry, fanwww.JohnLScott.com cap-fill septic.

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MLS bed/1 River Rd. Exc. view Snowberry Village ¹98 w/views. $59,900. right on t h e c r eek. end of Property. Lots SW 866-346-7868 ¹ 201200937.

Pam Snowberry Village ¹16 acre i n Cre s cent of pine trees and very from top of property. $79,500 MLS¹201008725 Remodeled i n terior.

Lester, Principal Bro- Perfect condition. Ac- secluded. $42,900 2.79 acres w alking • 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.

Enjoy the carefree lifLake. This p r istine Call Julie Fahlgren, Sisters j $579,900 ker, Century 21 Gold distance to the Des- • 1 404 sq. f t . 1 9 9 9 estyle at Bend's preproperty has everyMLS¹ 201206397 Broker, 541-550-0098 cess from both DorGreat Cascade Moun- thing. Paved circular Country Realty, Inc. othy Lane and Pine chutes River & Steel- Silvercrest mier 55+ community Cascade Realty, Crooked River Realty tain views from this 541-504-1338 head Falls. Hike, bike, • Vaulted ceilings n ear m edical a n d 2 ca r h eated Dennis Haniford, Creek Loop.

W ood 3,000 sq. ft. home on drive, ride horses, fly fish. designer colors shopping. Immacusmall shed, N orth P o w el l B u t t e Princ. Broker stove makes for cozy THE PERFECT 6 .75 acres. 2 b e d - garage, Acreage 3 LOTS! Quiet & natural set- • Gas heat and A/C. late 3 b e d room, 2 painted exte541-536-1731 winter nights. A covFOR YOUR rooms, bonus room & newly ting is ideal for vaca- Elevated corner lotbath features sepawith wood floors, 3 buildable, rare, North SETTING ered porch overlooks NEW HOME o ffice. 4 a c r e s o f rior P owell B utte C a s tions or year round nice views r ate d i ning r o o m, stove and tons creek. A covered NW Dove Rd. Private Three Sisters irriga- pellet cade Mountain views. Broken Top, 0.53 Acres the living. $49,000 MLS¹ • Attached 2-car ga- huge kitchen with isof storage. C omes R V carport sits a t well, power & septic 201009429 Offered at $275,000 tion. 40x40 barn, 5 Quiet area.

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Cate Cushman, loafing sheds, 3 car Vicci Bowen Juniper Realty, • Front deck and rear g arden t u b , sta l l erator for those cold acres with s e veral $275,000 Principal Broker garage with shop.

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MLS¹ 201207074 541-480-1884 MLS¹201205094 Call Marilyn R ohaly, Owners determined to Central Oregon Realty www.catecushman.com views. All it needs is ings, wood laminate Call Linda at Mark Valceschini, P.C., Group, LLC your dream home. floors, FA heat & AC. sell. One o f t h ose SW Shad Rd. Located Broker, 541-322-9954 541-815-0606 Broker, CRS, GRI C overed dec ks . special homes you $96,500 MLS¹ on a p aved street.John L. Scott Real Three 9148 Sq.ft. Iots, Cascade Realty, 541-383-4364 201201035 Bend $94,500. Call Manlyn want to see. $299,000 Garage Sales This 2.7 acre parcel Estate, cul-de-sac, ut i l ities Dennis Haniford, We never stop moving: www.JohnLScott.com Rohaly, Broker, MLS¹ 201203768 Juniper Realty, has Mt. Jefferson & s tubbed i nt o P U E , Princ. Broker 541-322-9954 Garage Sales 541-504-5393 Call Linda at Smith Rock v i ews. close to West Can541-536-1731 John L. Scott RE 541-815-0606 The lot is level with FACTORY SPECIAL yon Rim Park and acNew Home, 3 bdrm, Cg Garage Sales Canyon Dr. 1.13 Cascade Realty, Denmany building sites. cess to the dry can- 32.42 Acres in Urban SW $46,900 finished 780 nis Haniford, Broker Growth Bou n dary, acres w it h a c cess Crooked River Ranch on you site,541.548.5511 yon trail. $35,000, to Find them from two streets pro541-433-5678 Mfd./Mobile Homes Adjacent t o The water and power is $50,000.

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Crooked R i ve r & Manufactured/ 4 .38 A cr e v i e w l o t 541-548-5511, C rater Loop CR R . L evel, 1 acre lot t o Lester, 541-504-1338 The Bulletin Classifieds This build y o u r re c r e- backs BLM, Cascade mountain views from Mobile Homes 541-350-1782 $40,900.

C entury 2 1 , Go l d advertising tip these 5.68 acres lomtn & S m ith R o ck www.JandMHomes.com MLS¹201105162 ational retreat. Easy County Realty brought to you by c ated on a p a v ed Snowberry Village views.

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The Bulletin Crooked USE THE CLASSIFIEDS! River Realty packing, fish i ng, septic. $199,000. MLS trees & many building $88,900. 3 b d r ms, classifieds online Spectacular views of sites. $225,000 MLS¹ ¹2809381 Pam boating.

National For2 baths, 1600y sq. ft. www.bendbulletin.com Door-to-door selling with the Cascade Mtns & 1.46-acre lot adjoins Butte Ranch est, Sunriver Resort, Lester, Principal Bro- 201106408 1994 Silv e rcrest.

Updated daily D eschutes Riv e r . Black $489,900 fast results! It's the easiest community greenbelt.

Juniper Realty, ker, Century 21 Gold and Deschutes River Living room, separate Custom home s itu- Furnished 4 bedroom, Flat bldg. site, with 541-504-5393 Country Realty, Inc. nearby. dining room & large Own your own home for way in the world to sell. ated on 2 . 3 a c res 3 bath, 2 story home water/power at road.

541-504-1338 MLS¹201208695 r e n ting. kitchen with e a ting less t ha n w/300' of river front- easily s l e ep s 15 SW Ch i n oo k Dr. area. $39,900 The Bulletin Classified Jim Moran, Broker Pellet s t ove, Centrally located in a ge. 2937 s q . f t . making it a p e rfect Call Nancy Popp at 5-acre corner lot, flat Crooked River, Smith 541-948-0997 Madras.

In- h ouse 541-385-5809 Huge covered BBQ w/hardwood, c r o wn vacation 541-815-8000 about Rock & mou n tain & fully treed. $49,900. pr o perty.

We never stop moving.' deck. Large laundry f inancing opti o ns moulding, w ainscot- New front and MLS¹201207930 views.

Owner terms MLS¹201109114 side Gigantic views! room and 2-car at available. Call now at ing & m uch m ore! decks. Fireplace with Crooked River Realty C all N a nc y Po p p , available. 6.9 acres tached $129,000. Quality Fugarage.

541-475-2291 MLS¹201208388 541-815-8000 with septic, power & woodstove ins e r t, Driveway in place. 7981 qua home, 3 bdrm, 2 cx Rohaly, $699,000 J o h n L. w ell i n stalled. I n - Call Marilyn Crooked River Realty Rent /Own car g arage, bath, 1572 sq. ft., Broker, SW High Cone.

Scott R ea l E s t ate double cludes custom home 3 bdrm, 2 bath homes n ewer roof & w i n Shop + greenhouse 541-322-9954 $29,900.

541-548-1712 6.5 acres of great horse plans. $189,000 $2500 down, $750 mo. dows.

MLS¹ 201200450 John L. Scott Real MLS¹201003931 MORRIS property.

Fe n ced, MLS¹ 201008671 OAC. 541-548-5511, Gail Day 541-306-1018 MLS¹201208783 Call Melody Curry Estate, Bend The Ultimate Hideout REAL ESTATE cross fenced, padJuniper Realty, 541-350-1782 Pat Palazzi, Broker Central Oregon Realty 541-771-1116 www.JohnLScott.com $749,500 I dp d c d y O d dCy p Cd docks, & l arge hay 541-504-5393 www.jandmhomes.com Group, LLC Crooked River Realty 637 private acres, 87 We 541-771-6996 barn.

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Two-acre mt. view lot bdrm, 2 bath single People Look for Information Buck Creek flows year with septic, pwr lines, wide also. $179,000 About Products and round. 2 LOP Tags for water lines installed to MLS 201108032 Cy Services Every Daythrough bucks & b u lls. Asbuilding site. $68,000 Cascade Realty, pens, Ponderosas, & The Bulletin Classif/eds MLS ¹20100858 Dennis Haniford, Rimrocks. Propane & Princ. Broker Call Nancy Popp MORRIS $139,000 The perfect solar for the cabin.

541-815-8000 541-536-1731 location f o r you r Large barn for storREAL ESTATE dream home at Eagle Crooked River Realty age. Horse corral.

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We never stop moving: Gentlemen farm & relot, come camp or BY OWNER 20.6 acres Home-ID 890 b uild y ou r dr e a m on river in Redmond, t irement.

Cust o m Eagle Crest Properties home ove r looking home. Septic/Power/ on 83rd St. owner will 866-722-3370 cx W ater. $57,9 0 0 finance. $5 9 5 ,000.

Willow Creek w/Cas541-421-3222. cade Mtn. views. 2892 $ 78 000 Peek a b o o MLS¹201207367 SF 1-level home w/in- golf course and Cline Linda Lou Day- Wright, MORRIS Buttes views. Level lot Broker, 541-771-2585 door pool, 3360 SF Have an item to in Eagle Crest Resort. Crooked River REAL ESTATE shop, 2nd home & Home-ID 958 sell quick?

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La Pine j $29,900 BLM. room for big holiday Adjoins The Bulletin 1 .03 ACRES IN L A TiCk, TOCk... gatherings!

Li v ing, MLS¹201206931 PINE. Close to SunriClassifieds for: great, and game or $795,000 J oh n L. ver and Bend. This ...don't let time get entertainment room. Scott R ea l E s t ate property is very quiet, away. Hire a '10 - 3 lines, 7 days 15 acres with irriga- 541-548-1712 c onvenient and a c tion, Cascade Moun'16 - 3 lines, 14 days professional out cessible on a paved tain views, shop, and Horse property - 7085 road with lots of priof The Bulletin's (Private Party ads only) barn. Move in condi- Ken Lane, Culver. 39 vacy. Come build your acres w/37 acres of "Call A Service tion! MLS¹201207959 home.

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StageStop Meadows.3 bedroom,2.5 bath, open floor plan, slate entry, granite 8 tile counters, private deck with hot tub. Adjacent to National Forest.

RAY BACHMAN, BROKER, GRI 541-312-4044

SHE LLY HUMMEL, BROKER , CRS,GRI, CHMS 541-383-4361

MLS¹201208928 (730)

Cozy updated cabin close to the DeschutesRiver in

Incredible value in this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath homewith master on themainlevel! 2<ar garage, hardwood entry, great room with fireplace 8 21x16 bonusroom.

2-10 Homebuyer's Warranty included!

MLS¹201209029 (730)

MLS¹201208944 (730)

3 bedroom, 2.5 bath newer home inVarrow subdivision.

Excellent condition. Hardwood floors in kitchenand dining area, master bedroom onlower level, great room with gas fireplace, B tile counters.

MLS¹201209025 (730)

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New construction 1715 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath.

Spacious great room, dining area, and beautiful kitchen with island cooktop. Homeincludes front yard landscaping and a 2-10 Homebuyer's Warranty.

MLS¹201208938 (730)

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Visit our office conveniently located at 488 SW Bluff Dr. in the Old Mill District, Bend. Visit us online or call 541-382-4123 I Visit us at: g g NE BEND 80 ACRESI $2,999,950

AWBREY BUTTEI $1,899,000 . l. t

AWBREY BUTTEI $1,299,000

THE ULTIMATE HIDOUT I $749,500

ONE BlOCK FROMDRAKEPARKI $696,000

637 private acres, 87 miles fromBend. BuckCreek flows year round. 2 LOP Tags for bucks8 bulls. Aspens, Ponderosas, 8 Rimrocks.Propane 8 solar for the cabin.

Large barn for storage. Horsecorral.

Large, corner, 9000 sq, ft, lot on State Street in the Drake Park Historic District. Newer great room, gourmet kitchen, upstairs master suite and maintains theold charm of downtown Bend.

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Oversized 3 car garage with shop, Owner will carry,

MLS¹201103134 (746)

MLS¹201209008 (730)

Exquisite homewith Old World Charm on 43 of an acre.

Exceptional quality, detail ¹ design. 5616 Sq. Ft. Dramatic cathedral living room with 1'uscan fireplace 8 loft. Separate gueststudio.

MLS¹201102057 (746)

MLS¹201204217 (762)

DARRINKELLEHER BROKER SUSAN AGLI,BROKER,SRES

541-788-0029

541-383-4338 • 541-408-3773

SHERRY PERRIGAN, BROKER 541-410-4938

DRAKEPARK 8 RI VER VIEWS I$649,000

BROKEN TOPCONTEORARY I$644,900

AWBREY VILLAGEI $588,000

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CRAIG LONG,BROKER 541-480-7647

CUSTOM HOMEI $525,000

MLS¹201206543 (746)

SCOTTHUGGIN, BROKER,GRI 541-322-1500

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I've been living and working right in Sunriver for over 25 years. Call mewith your Sunriver, Crosswater andCaldera Springs Real Estateneeds!

3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2119 sq. ft., English cottage.

DeschutesRiver 8 Drake Parkviews, heart of downtown Bend's historic district. Meticulously updated home, perfect combination of elegance 8 comfort.

Beautiful CustomHome. 3 bedroom+ den/office, 4.5 bath. Gourmetkitchen, Wolf Stove, Sub.zero refrigerator, SS appliances, 8 granite counters. Master onmain with private Atrium. Golf Courseviews.

STUNNING Mountain 8 City views! 3743 sq, h., 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath. Openfloor plan, gourmetkitchen, marble, tile, slab granite, walnut floors, woodendoors, master on main, 3 decksfor outdoor living.

Live in paradise on 20 private acres with river frontage and CascadeMountain views! Quality single level

MLS¹201205806 (746)

MLS¹201202675 (747)

MLS¹201208296 (746)

MLS¹201207288 (762)

DIANE ROBINSON,BROKER,ABR 541-419-8165

CAROLYN PRIBORSKY, P.C., BROKER, ABR,CRS

KELLYNEUMAN, BROKER

DAWN ULRICKSON,BROKER,CRS, GRI, SFR

541-610-9427

JACK JOHNS,BROKER,GRI 541-480-9300

ELKAIWOODSI $499,000

BEND ONTHERIVERI $450,000

NW BEND I $419,000

GREAT LOCATION, 4.85 ACRESI $374,900

NE BENDI $349,000

541-383-4350

541-480-2102

home, 2334 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom.Energy efficient with geothermal groundsourceheating.

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1.2 acres. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2125 sq. ft. waterfront home with Cascade Mountain views. Multiple accessory buildings and barn, all with new roofs.

DEBORAHBENSON, PC, BROKER,GRI

541-480-6448

DOWNTOWNBENDI $329,000

MLS¹ 201208996 (747)

Well maintained 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2128 sq. ft.

Custom built, sculpted cedar siding, upgraded appliances. 5 acres, fenced 8 cross fenced.

3 stall barn 8 tack room.

3 bedroom, 2.5 bath over 3400 sq. ft.

home, 4.85 acres, irrigated 8 Mountain views.

Nice great room floor plan, updated roof, windows 8 heat pump. Fenced, crossfenced & 6 outbuildings.

Enjoy peace and tranquility on 2.85 private acres with Gorgeous Cascade views. Large master suite.

Vaulted wood ceilings. Possible mother-in-law suite.

Borders BLM.Bring your horse and toys. RVarea.

CRAIG SMITH,BROKER 541-322-2417

MINDA MCKITRICK,BROKER,GRI

GREG MILLER,P.C., BROKER,CRS, GRI

541-408-1511

JANE STRE LL, BROKER,ABR, GRI

541-280-6148

SW BENDI $315,000

NE BENDI $302,500

TETHEROW/NWBENDI $299,000

IT'S A LIFES TYLEI $824 000

MLS¹201105146 (762)

MLS¹201206470 (746)

MLS¹201206169 (762)

MLS¹201205268 (762)

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3 bedroom, 2.5 bath plus office. Neutral colors throughout. Great room concept with stainlesssteel appliances. Oversized garage with patio.

Immaculate 4 bedroom home. Easyaccess to trails, fishing, golf and the athletic club. Nice interior finishes, includes all furnishings andappliances.

MLS¹201202442 (747)

LIVE, WORK &PIAYfrom this 2.2 acre property centrally located between Bendand Redmond. Youwill appreciate theCascade MountainViews,the40'x60'shopand the

beautifully remodeled 1912 sq, ft, home.

MLS¹201205495 (746)

BONNIE SAVICKAS,BROKER

TENBROEK- HILBERGROUP, LLC

541-408-7537

MLS¹201207260 (748)

MLS¹2809519 (771)

NICOLETTE JONES, BROKER

DEBBIEJOHNSON, BROKER

541-241-0432

541-550-4944

NEW CONSTRC UTION I $214,500

EASTBROOK ESTATES I $200,000

.43 of an acre homesite overlooking the 13th hole. Golf course designed by David McLayKidd. Unobstructed Cascade views. Located on theWestside, adjacent to the National Forest, minutes from Downtown.

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Timber FramedConstruction using 100 year old reclaimed timbers, beams 8 flooring, this homewill warm your heart with character 8 charm. Main home, guest home, shop, 20 private acres minutesfrom Sisters.

MLS¹201200880 (762)

541-480-1293

BRANDONFAIRBANKS, BROKER,SRES, GRI, CDPE 541-383-4344

SE BEND LAND I $199,000

NE BENDI $192,000

Listen to the quiet! 4.1 acres in Sundance, Build your dream homewith Cascadeviews. Close to BLM and National Forest lands for recreation.

Turnkey property, 1206 sq.ft., 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Close to PineNursery Park, dog park, medical and shopping. Lots ofupgrades including hardwood floors, tile counters 8 A/C. Move in ready.

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I' MLS¹201208267 (749)

This 1366 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is located on a nice quiet cul-de-sac in NEBend. Great condition inside and out, fully landscaped, fencedand sprinkler system, Great open floor plan!

GREGFLOYD,P.C., BROKER

RAY BACHMAN, BROKER, GRI

New construction in SEBend. Single level, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1641 sq, ft, home onlarge lot on the edge of town backing to COI canal. Completion 3/I/13.

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MLS¹201208902 (748)

541-390-5349

CROOK COUNTY I $184,900

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MLS¹201204680 (748)

GARY ROSE,BROKER

541-312-4044

541-588-0687

SE BEND I $165,000

11 ACRE VIEW LOTI $150,000

JIM MORAN, BROKER

AMY HALLIGAN,BROKER

541-948-0997

541-410-9045

WESTSIDE LOT I $147,000

PRINEVILLE I $99,000

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Level View Lot, east to build on. Close to Deschutes River and recreational trails.

On paved road in area of fine homes.

Great location on the way to Mt. Bachelor.

Older neiqhborhood, .56 acre, easy build (ot.

Convenient to schools, river and Old Mill.

Large homevery close toMeadow LakesGolf Club.

Private rear patio area. Room for RV's.This 3bedroom, 2.5 bath with 1876 sq. ft. of living area is the perfect home.

Newer home onsmall, quiet street with fenced backyard.

New carpet 8 interior paint October 2012. Gas fireplace, hickory cabinets, upgraded window treatments.

No HOA! Traditional sale.

DARRYL DOSER,BROKER,CRS

541-383-4334

SUE CONRAD,BROKER,CRS 541-480-6621

DIANE LOZITO,BROKER 541-548-3598, 541-306-9646

CATHYDELNERO, BROKER 541-410-5280

JJ JONES,BROKER 541-610-7318 • 541-788-3678

NW BEND LOTI $80,000

THREE RIVERSSOUTH LOT I $75,000

SE BENDI $72,900

THREE RIVERSSOUTH I $59,500

NW BENDI $54 950

Flat.48 of an acre building lot on cornerwith canal along I side, cana flows directly into the Big DeschutesRiver. Area has boat launch 8 dock, clubhouseandroad maintenance.

Seller financing available. Fantastic elevated lot with city views; beautiful established neighborhood; NW Bend.

Owner will carry up to $50,000 with $9,400 cash or possible trade for down payment.

MLS¹201207946 (757)

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MLS¹201204315 (773)

MLS¹201208727 (749)

MLS¹201201353 (771)

Over 2 acres with CascadeMountain and Crooked River Canyon views onthe canyonrim. Bordered by 3000 acres of BLMproperty for endless recreation.

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Easy accessto Highway 97 and the Parkway,

River, Trails, Public Lands! Big DeschutesRiver beach access right across the road..45 acre cul-de-sac lot to build your DreamHome.

Backs DeschutesNational Forest.

MLS¹201204299 (771)

MLS¹201209006 (771)

JERRY STONE, BROKER

KATHYPOWELL,BROKER

CHRISTY HARTMAN-DECOURCEY, BROKER

DON KELLE HER, BROKER

541-390-9598

541-383-4342

541-312-7263

541-480-1911

Build your custom home onthis .47-acre lot on a short street with only a few homes.Enjoy views of the River's Edge golf course and the buttes to the east.

MLS¹201204612 (749)

MLS¹201105237 (771)

MLS¹201105195 (771)

JACKIEFRE NCH, BROKER

541-480-2269

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CSPAN 61 20 12 11 Christmas Tree Modern-Day Slavery Examiningthehistory of slavery National Christmas TreeLighting C h ristmas Tree Modern-Day Slavery Examining thehistory of slavery Transparency at theWhite House 'DIS 87 43 14 39 Austin & Ally 'G' Shake It Up! 'G' Phineas, Ferb P hineas, Ferb Good-Charlie A u stin & Jessie & Ally All Star Dog With a Blog Austin 8 Ally 'G' A.N.T. Farm 'G Jessie n « Good-Charlie *DISC 15 21 16 37 Alaska: The Last Frontier n '14' Al a ska: The Last Frontier n '14 Alaska: The Last Frontier n '14' Al a ska: The Last Frontier n '14 Alaska: TheLast Frontier n '14 Alaska: TheLast Frontier n '14' *E! ** "TheWomen"(2008, Comedy-Drama)MegRyan, Annette Bening, EvaMendes 13 2 5 * * "Sweet Home Alabama"(2002)ReeseWitherspoon,JoshLucas Fashion Police '14' Love You ESPN 21 23 22 23 30for30(N) SportsCenter (N)(Live) cc SportsCenter (N)(Live) « SportsCenter (N)(Live) cc SportsCenter (N)(Live) cc ESPN2 22 24 21 24 College Basketball College Basketball lllinois atGonzaga(N) (Live) 30 for 30 (N) SportsNation N BA Tonight (N) SportsCenter *** "Elevate" (2011,Documentary) « ESPNC 23 25 123 25 30for30 « 30for30 cc 30for30 cc H-Lite Ex. H-Li te Ex H-Lite Ex. H-Li te Ex. H-Lite Ex. ESPNN 24 63 124203 SportsCenter (N) (Live) « SportsCenter (N) H-Lite Ex. Highlight Express(N) (Live) *** "Despicable Me" (2010)Voices of SteveCarell. Premiere FAM 67 29 19 41 *"The Sanfa C/ause 3:TheEscape C/ause"(2006) Tim Allen (10:03) *** "DespicableMe" (2010,Comedy) Voicesof SteveCarell.

FNC 57 61 36 50 JusticeWithJudgeJeanine(N) Ge r aldoatLargen'PG'cc The Journal Editorial Report cc Ju s tice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large n 'PG' cc Red Eye *FOOD 17 62 98 44 TheNextlronChef: Redemption S u g a rDome Guy's DisneyHoliday Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Iron Chef America HolidayBattle ** "Step Brothers" (2008,Comedy) Wil Ferrell, John C.Reily *** "Easy A" (2010,Comedy)EmmaStone, PennBadgley.

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HALL 66 33 175 33"A HolidayEngagement"(2011, Comedy)Jordan Bridges. « Come DanceWith Me"(2012)AndrewMcCarthy. Premiere. 'G' « A Bridefor Christmas" (2012)Ariele Kebbel, AndrewWalker. 'G' « HBO 425 501 425501 (4:45) **** "Titanic"1997 LeonardoDiCaprio. n 'PG-13' cc ** "Journey 2:TheMysterious Island" 2012 'PG' (9:45) Boardwalk Empire n 'MA' (10:45) *** "Contagion" 2011Marion Cotillard. n ** "Escape FromL.A."1996, Action Kurt Russell, Stacy Keach.'R IFC 1 0 1 0 5 (5:00) ** "EscapeFromL.A (7:15) ** "Bound"1996,SuspenseJennifer Tily, Gina Gershon,JoePantoliano. 'R (11:45)Bound'R ** "Wanderlust" 2012 Paul Rudd. n 'R' cc MAX 400508 508 Whole9 yards (6:45)***"Bridesmaids"2011, ComedyKristenWiig, MayaRudolph. n'NR' cc Hunted SnowMaiden'MA' cc (11:40) Hunted NBCSN 27 58 30 209 College Basketball Boxing BryantJenningsvs. BowieTupou(N) (Live) NFL Turning Point 'PG' BoxingBryantJenningsvs.BowieTupou Alaska StateTroopers '14' NGC 157 157 D o omsday Preppers'14' DoomsdayPreppers'14 Alaska State Troopers '14' DoomsdayPreppers '14 DoomsdayPreppers '14 NTOON 89 115189115 Legend-Korra Legend-Korra Wild Grinders n Planet Sheen n Robot, Monster Odd Parents SpongeBob S p ongeBob Legend-Korra Legend-Korra D ragon Ball Z I r on Man: Armor

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Cosmo is a sweet cat that is in search of his foreverhome. He came to the shelter as a stray, so little is known about where he has been and what he has been doing for the last 3 years. He is looking for a family that will give him tons of scratches and snuggles and will make sure to have an abundance of toys at all times. If you are looking for a sweet cuddly cat to add fun to your household, come and visitCosmo at the shelter today.

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