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Magicvalley.com Carey High School student dies in car crash Three others were injured in the whose name also was unavailable, Lt. Jay Davis with the Blaine crash, including drivers ed instruc- was taken by air ambulance to St. County Sheriffs Office said the Drivers education teacher, second tor Jeff Mecham. He was transport- Lukes Magic Valley Medical Center accident is still under investigation. ed to St. Lukes Wood River Medical in Twin Falls with a broken hip. She Police want to talk to those involved student and other driver injured Center near Ketchum, Blaine was reported in good condition, to help them determine what hap- County School District awaiting word on whether doctors pened, he said. By Karen Bossick more,whose name was not released Superinten-dent Lonnie Barber will need to perform surgery. But reports already indicate slick Times-News correspondent Tuesday, was pronounced dead at said, and later airlifted to Saint The driver of the other car, which roads were a factor. The road was so the scene after the drivers educa- Alphonsus Regional Medical struck the drivers education car in icy that emergency responders CAREY — A small town grieved tion car he was driving was hit by Center in Boise with a collapsed the side, was first transported to St. could barely stand up, said Jeff Tuesday after one of its teenagers another car at about 7:30 a.m., just lung, perforated spleen and liver, Lukes Wood River and then airlift- Nevins, assistant fire chief with was killed in a two-car accident on west of the U.S. Highway 20/Idaho and internal bleeding. ed to Boise on Tuesday afternoon. Wood River Fire and Rescue. icy roads. Highway 75 intersection near Another student, a sophomore That drivers name also was not The Carey High School sopho- Stanton Crossing. sitting behind the drivers seat released Tuesday. See CRASH, Main 2 Labrador PIZZA and POLITICS hails poll findings Otter likes his lead, Allred says signals are mixed By Dan Popkey Idaho Statesman writer

Idahos leading gubernatorial candidates met news of a new pre- election poll of voters with measured response on Tuesday, while Idahos 1st Congressional District candidates offered widely different reactions. Republican Raul Labrador got a reward for staying up late Monday night — the new poll showing him within 3 percentage points of Democratic 1st District Rep. Walt Minnick, a statistical tie. “I was so excited I couldnt get to sleep,”said Labrador, who went online after midnight to see the results of a poll commissioned by the Times-News and six other ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News newspapers. “The race is getting College of Southern Idaho student Angel Hernandez, center, listens as candidates, including those running for Twin Falls County commissioner, speak Tuesday at the tighter the more people hear about college during a forum. my message of prosperity and growth.” The events first question was Minnick declined a request for directed at the commission candi- comment. But his campaign man- dates from a student who lives in ager, John Foster, raised doubts CSI hosts candidate forum for Buhl and is struggling to pay his about the poll. utility bill and his house payment. “This is a cheap poll with flawed Buhl residents pay a minimum of methodology,”Foster said in an e- about $130 per month for water mail. “Our internal numbers show and sewer, an increase of about the race to be decidedly different, county, legislative hopefuls $35 made two years ago. The and we remain confident heading increase, used to pay for a federal into the final week.” By Nick Coltrain one incumbent, Rep. Stephen “In the past, Ive had 10 or 12 mandate regarding arsenic levels Foster said the poll relied on Times-News writer Hartgen,R-Twin Falls. candidates there,” Tremayne said in drinking water, is flat for all respondents word that they are History professor and forum of the decade-old event. “When I water users. registered voters,rather than using Turnout for the College of organizer Russ Tremayne said the went to organize the event, I was The student asked what the voter files; did not properly Southern Idahos Meet the turnout was strong, especially for surprised at the lack of contests.” commission candidates plan to do account for early voters; improp- Candidates event was strong, at a non-presidential election and Senate candidate Lee Heider to help with those fees. erly split Ada County, where the least until the pizza ran out. for a panel featuring only local and incumbent Rep. Leon Smith, Independent candidate Randy 1st and 2nd congressional districts The two-hour Tuesday event candidates. Though State Reps. both Republicans from Twin Falls Carpenter suggested creating a meet at Cole Road; and did not call drew seven candidates — four Maxine Bell and Bert Stevenson and unopposed on Novembers competitive atmosphere, putting cell phones. hoping to head to the state legisla- did not attend, Tremayne said he ticket, also appeared, but aside the amount of water used Brad Coker of Mason-Dixon ture, three vying for the Twin Falls failed to inform them properly and from brief introductions did not County Commission — but only didnt take it as a snub. participate in the forum. See FORUM, Main 2 See FINDINGS, Main 2 Poll respondents: Just bring us new business Heres what Idahoans had to say Don Holley. Religion, mega-loads not major about issues surrounding the MORE ONLINE Why you should care: An ailing economy, transportation funding, VIEW in-depth Idaho economy has not only cost thou- religions role in the election and Newspapers Poll results. sands of Idahoans their jobs and factors in Idaho voters decisions mega-loads as we head to Nov. 2. MAGICVALLEY.COM left many owing more on their homes than theyre now worth, its Times-News Times-News and six other news- The economy colleges and universities both also reduced state tax revenues and papers shows that 36 percent of trailed in the poll. forced cutbacks in public services. Idahoans just want jobs. poll respondents think that What the poll means: Poll What you should know: Idaho What the poll doesnt say: We dont care about a candi- recruiting new business into Idaho respondents, asked to choose the unemployment now stands at 9 Pollster Brad Coker of Mason- dates religion, and about a third of should be the states top priority to top priority to boost the states percent and the state has lost more Dixon Research said people likely us really arent sure if massive boost the economy. While many economy, thought private-sector than 66,000 jobs since September favored many or all of the options equipment should be ferried across factors will influence our choices jobs were the most important. 2007.“The best single indicator of by large margins, but they were our northern highways. We just between one candidate or another, Among six choices, the most pop- the states economy is the level of asked to pick one as a top priority. want candidates who will put us to fixing Idahos ailing economy has ular was recruiting new businesses employment, and its just not The economy is the top concern of work. taken the forefront heading toward to the state. Easing regulations on going anywhere,” said Boise State A recent poll conducted by the Election Day. businesses and spending more on University economics professor See POLL, Main 4

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Tiger Drive, features three one-act plays, two Yes, I forgot to close the ASK ME merely putting the steplad- “That should take care of comedies and one tragedy, $5, 324-8137 ext. 4122. damper before I built the der up on the couch, but it,”he said 90 minutes and “Whos Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” by Company of Fools, 7 p.m., The first fire of the season. And Steve Crump carrying a broom. If you $125 later.“You should see Liberty Theatre, 110 Main St., Hailey, $25 adults, $20 seniors yes, I accidently made my stand on the top step of the those spider webs on your (62 and older) and $10 students (under 18), 578-9122 or wife a pot of decaf coffee a long, warm fall is coming ladder and lean about three shrubs disappear right companyoffools.org. because I didnt have my to a quick end, meaning all feet to the right, the tip of away.” eyes open wide enough to manner of eight-legged the broom is in more or less Darned if he wasnt right. CHURCH EVENTS read the label. interlopers are sneaking the same ZIP code as the The webs vanished within a That meant we had to go indoors. offending arachnid. couple of days, and all the 79th annual Turkey Dinner and Country Store, hosted by Kimberly to Starbucks in our The second reason is that Which, not surprisingly, spiders moved inside. Crossroads United Methodist Church, 4:30 to 7 p.m., 131 Syringa bathrobes, but when we got its almost Halloween. doesnt intimidate the spider So whenever Im in the Ave., $8 adults and $3 children (10 and younger, sit down only), home Victoria saw a spider. For reasons unclear to me, at all. house these days, I spend a 423-6772. Thats no domestic trivi- the more plastic, cardboard Lately, Ive taken to trying lot of time holding a shoe or ality in our premises. If and candy spiders my wife a slingslot and spitwads, but a slipper. Thats so at the first CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS theres a spider in the house, encounters in the store this a couple of the spitwads “EEEEK” I can either assault my wife isnt. Same with my time of year, the more actual stuck on the crown molding the spider or launch a loafer Magic Valley Singles group dancing, 7 p.m. workshop and 8 p.m. stepdaughters. I once had to spiders she thinks she sees in and I couldnt reach to get in its general direction. PLUS, American Legion Hall, 107 Seventh Ave. E., Jerome, bring wade into the middle of a our house. them off. That explains, of course, finger food to share, $3, 536-2243. slumber party my youngest None of them — even if (I did actually hit a spider why theres a sneaker up daughter was hosting to kill a they were black widows and with a spitwad, but the crea- there on the plant shelf. As GRADUATION CEREMONY tiny speck of something hobo spiders — are ever close ture simply wove its egg sac to why the skylight is Fifth District Adult Drug Court graduation ceremony, to recognize nestled in the corner of the enough to present a clear around it.) smashed, well ... the accomplishments of participants who have completed the ceiling of her bedroom. and present danger to my Still, last summer I took The spider ducked. Drug Court Program, 6:30 p.m., College of Southern Idaho Fine Turned out not to be a beloved. Every spider what I thought would be Arts Building, small theater, 315 Falls Ave., Twin Falls, 736-4122. spider, but a tiny speck of Victoria reports is lurking in more-effective action. I Steve Crump may be something. some distant, unreachable called an exterminator. reached at 735-3223. Hear The issue arises again for place. The bug guy sprayed the him on KLIX-1310 at HOBBIES AND CRAFTS two reasons. The first is that The apex of the vaulted outside of the house, the 8:30 a.m. on Fridays. Young At Art, art program for ages 2-4 with parents, 1 to 1:45 p.m., Twin Falls Creative Arts Center, 249 Main Ave. W., $35 per month, 737-9111. After School Art Club, art program for ages 9-11, 3:45 to 5:15 p.m., Twin Falls Creative Arts Center, 249 Main Ave. W., ages are flexible Crash for sibling and family groups, $45 per month, 737-9111. Continued from Main 1 might prefer to explain to it with their friends. Mecham, Peck said, has LIBRARY “There was black ice from their children what had hap- “They didnt hold classes, taught at Carey for about six the Bellevue Gun Club on pened in their own way. but they didnt send them years. A schedule posted on Preschool Story Hour, with stories, activities and crafts, 10 a.m., down, and there was ice with “I told the students that home, either,” Barber said. the schools website had him Buhl Public Library, 215 Broadway Ave. N., no cost, open to the a crust of snow across the one of the things about “You cant say, Go back to tabbed to lead a field trip public, 543-6500. entire road at the scene of the Carey School is that were class, after something like today. Computer Class: Beginning Excel, 10 a.m., Burley Public Library, accident,”Nevins said. family and that we laugh this happens. Some parents “He cares a lot for the kids. 1300 Miller Ave., no registration necessary, class size limited to 10, While investigators began together and cry together. came and got their kids. He tries to do the very best no cost, 878-7708 or [email protected]. their work, school officials And I told them were going Some parents came and sat for them,”Peck said. and students sought to cope to have to get through this,” with the kids.” This isnt the first time SEASONAL EVENTS with the tragedy. he said. Students are writing this tiny community of 538 Carey School Principal Barber and Assistant memories and “thinking- has had to deal with such a Straw maze and petting zoo, geared for ages 10 and younger, 4 to John Peck gathered the 109 Superintendent John of-you” messages to the tragedy. Two Carey students 7 p.m., Tubbs Berry Farm, 1150 South Park Ave. W., Twin Falls, a students in Careys seventh Blackman drove to Carey as hospitalized student in order were killed in a car wreck pumpkin patch is available, $2 per child for straw maze, free for through 12th grades in the soon as they heard about the to help her find some kind of about eight years ago. parents and petting zoo, 961-0969 or [email protected]. school auditorium at 8:30 crash and spent most of closure, Peck said. And the Barber said the school dis- College of Southern Idahos corn maze, 5 to 10 p.m., behind CSIs a.m., hoping to ward off Tuesday there, cancelling a football team has ordered trict has a crisis team of Health Sciences and Human Services building, North College rumors. Twenty minutes special meeting of the school black No. 37 stickers — the counselors and social work- Road, bring flashlights for visits after dark, parking available at into the school day, one stu- board. number on the deceased ers ready to go to Carey if Health Science building, $2 for adults and $1 for students, dent had already received a “Everyone was crying. students football jersey — to needed. And Peck noted the 732-6431. text message about the acci- The students were crying. wear on their helmets for the outpouring of support the Kasota Park corn maze, 5 to 10 p.m., Highway 25, off Interstate 84 dent. The teachers were crying. remainder of the season. school has received from the exit 201, $9 for ages 12 and older (includes the maze and the Careys fifth- and sixth- We were crying,” Barber “He was involved in about community and other slide), and $7 for ages 4-11, free for 3 and younger, 438-5500. graders were in Boise, said. “Its difficult because everything — the football schools. Lupe Jarvis Halloween Maze, designed to be child-friendly with decked out in orange sweat- theyre all one big family.But team, choir. He even had a “We are all in great pain games in her yard, 5 to 10 p.m., south of Red Cap Corner, near shirts proclaiming “Carey the only thing you can do is part in the play next week- today and are praying for the First Federal Bank, Kimberly, $2 ages 8 and younger, families loves BSU and ESPN” and help the school grieve.” end. He was just an all- safe recovery of both of our invited, 308-2753. hoping to get on the sidelines After Peck explained around good kid,” Peck said Blaine County Schools fam- Haunted Village, 7 to 11 p.m., former Kimberly Nurseries on of the Boise State University what had happened, the of the student, whose family ily,” Barber wrote in an e- Addison Avenue East, Twin Falls, $7 for age 12 and older, $5 for football game. Peck figured students formed into dif- has been in Carey for “a mail to district staff Tuesday 11 and younger, and $25 per family, proceeds go to the Boy Scouts parents of younger children ferent groups to talk about long, long time.” afternoon. of America, 316-5255.

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The Polling and Research Inc., Allred said in an inter- Governors Association work hard.” clerks office pays $49,976 a year and the coroners office who conducted the poll for view, “These arent num- spend $400,000 and would Democrat Stan Olson pays $12,000. the Times-News and its bers were happy to see, but Butch Otter be loaning said in an interview, “It partner newspapers, has a given the range of evidence himself $200,000 if they shows the election is still a 30-year track record of were seeing, Im not prone really were 22 points tossup as far as Im con- IDAHO LOTTERY Select a scare credible polling results. to put too much confidence ahead?” Allred asked. cerned.” Oct. 26 1 9 3 in any one set of data.” Olson said he expects Oct. 25 3 0 6 Before you go, find out Governors race He said Otters hovering Superintendent of late momentum on two Oct. 24 7 1 9 what will scare you at around 50 percent is “dan- fronts: concern about three southern Idaho Republican Gov. C.L. gerous territory for an public instruction what Olson calls Lunas Tuesday, Oct. 26 haunted houses. “Butch” Otter also declined incumbent” and “tells you Incumbent Republican “phony baloney statistics” 15 21 30 31 32 MB: 26 FRIDAY IN comment. His campaign its a race in flux.” Tom Luna issued a written on student progress, and In the event of a discrepancy between the numbers spokesman, Ryan Panitz, Finally, Allred noted that statement about his 16- advertising by outside shown here and the Idaho Lotterys official list of winning said Otters 22-percentage- the Republican Governors percentage-point lead: groups attacking Olson. “I numbers, the latter shall prevail. 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C.L. “Butch” Otter on Tuesday announced that he’s appointing Michelle Stennett of Ketchum to fill the vacant Idaho By Bradley Guire charge of burglary and that his client and that no community Senate seat of her late husband, Sen. Clint Stennett. Times-News writer and one charge of would not receive a mindset or opinions were Clint Stennett died on Oct. 14. Michelle Stennett eluding police for fair trial. Andersen presented. filled in for the 10-term legislator in the last legisla- Accused shooter Markcus allegedly shooting a included seven “There are no editorials,no tive session while he was treated for brain cancer. May doesn’t want you to Buhl man and leading Times-News arti- letters from citizens, nothing “I called Michelle on Monday to let her know I was serve as a juror at his upcom- police on a high- cles, two KTVB-TV to indicate that the jury pool making the appointment, consistent with the wishes ing trial if you live in Twin speed chase before stories and one story in Twin Falls County has of the Democrat legislative committee for District 25 Falls County and follow the being apprehended each from the Idaho been tainted,”Holloway said. May and I’m sure what the people of that district and all Stennett news. in May. He’s sched- Statesman and Prior to ruling, Bevan of Idaho would want,” Otter said in a statement. May’s defender, Ben uled for a January KMVT-TV as evi- asked both attorneys if they “Clint set a very high standard as a citizen legislator, as a friend, and as Andersen, filed a motion to trial. dence of pretrial coverage. would be opposed to a ques- a statesman in the finest sense of the word. Michelle ably lives up to change the trial’s venue in “In my time on the bench, “We ask the court to tionnaire for potential jurors that standard. As Senator Bert Brackett said,‘She hasn’t been a place- September to ensure that there have been cases that change the venue away from regarding media coverage of holder. She’s been a full senator and has done the job remarkably potential jurors aren’t had significantly more pub- Twin Falls County,” May’s case. Neither objected, well.’” swayed by pretrial coverage licity, including national Andersen said, later suggest- and Bevan ordered both Stennett was the unanimous first choice among three candidates of May’s case. Fifth District media attention and Court ing Gooding County as a new attorneys to work together to whose names were submitted to Otter by the District 25 Democratic Judge G. Richard Bevan ruled TV broadcasting proceed- trial venue. submit a questionnaire by legislative committee. against the motion on ings,”Bevan said as part of his Twin Falls County Senior Nov. 29. Stennett is running for election against Republican Jim Donoval and Tuesday. ruling. Deputy Prosecutor Stan Constitution Party candidate Randall Patterson.As an appointed sena- May, 25, of Buhl, faces two Andersen argued that pre- Holloway countered that all Bradley Guire may be tor, Stennett will serve until Dec. 2, when the newly elected senator is charges of aggravated assault trial publicity puts his client the articles regarding May’s reached at bguire@magic- sworn in. with a deadly weapon, one at risk of facing a tainted jury charges are of factual nature valley.com or 735-3380. Library board seeks new member The Twin Falls Public Library Board of Trustees is looking for appli- cants for a board seat to be vacated by Trustee Catherine Talkington. The five-member board establishes and reviews policies and rules of ISP seizes marijuana during crime interdiction use for governing the library. Times-News in Minidoka County at with Mini-Cassia deputies license, and two people The new board member would serve from Jan. 1, 2011, to Dec. 31, 5:19 p.m. The female driv- and K-9 officers. In addi- with transporting open 2015. Candidates must live within the city of Twin Falls. Idaho State Police trooper, Malinda Hourie, 19, of tion to the arrests of Hourie containers of alcohol, Formal letters of application can be delivered to the library, 201 ers found what they were Roy, Utah, was arrested and Valdovinos-Aleman, according to ISP. Fourth Ave. E., through Nov. 8. For questions: Susan Ash, 733-2964 ext. looking for over the week- for felony trafficking in officers charged two people 118. end. marijuana, while her with possession of An ISP traffic stop dur- male passenger, Armand methamphetamine, six Fairfield gets water-planning grant ing drug-focused joint Valdovinos-Aleman, 25, people with possession of interdiction efforts with also of Roy,was arrested for marijuana, 11 people with The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has awarded a Cassia County and trafficking in marijuana possession of drug para- $10,000 grant to the town of Fairfield to develop a plan for an upgrad- Minidoka County sheriff’s and walking away from a phernalia, three people ed drinking water system. The grant will cover half the cost of the deputies on Friday after- community work center in with driving with a sus- study. noon netted half a pound of Kent, Wash. 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What people are saying viewed 625 randomly chosen registered Idaho voters on Americans in polls across about the poll: “I never vote Wednesday through Friday (Oct. 20-22), limiting the interviews to the nation. for a person based on reli- people who said they are likely to vote in November. The What people are saying gion,” said Idaho Falls poll statewide poll’s margin of error is 4 percentage points, with a 95 about the poll: Poll partici- participant Lynn Kirby, who percent probability that results would fall within that margin if the pant Gary Hagman, a 60- is Mormon. entire population were sampled. year-old laid-off construc- — Clark Corbin, Post Sixty additional interviews were conducted in the 1st tion manager from Dalton Register. Congressional District to bring the total sample size there to 400 Gardens, said, “We have to likely voters, and 15 additional interviews were conducted in the put the private sector back to Mega-loads 2nd Congressional District to bring the sample size there to 300. work. ... Everybody wants The margins of error are 5 percent in the 1st District and 6 per- good schools and roads, but What the poll means: The cent in the 2nd. The extra interviews covered only the congres- it’s better if we start the proposed use of U.S. sional races. economy (first) and pay for it Highway 12 as a transporta- The Times-News’ partners as we go.” tion corridor for massive Idaho Press Tribune in Nampa, Idaho Statesman in Boise, The — Betsy Z. Russell, equipment loads has gar- Lewiston Tribune, Moscow-Pullman Daily News, Post Register in Spokesman-Review. nered media attention across Idaho Falls and Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Wash. (circulates Canada and the U.S. More and provides coverage in north Idaho) Transportation funding AAA Idaho spokesman Dave tant in their decision than two-thirds of poll Carlson noted that the poll whether to vote for them. respondents had opinions What the poll means: respondents’ highest-scor- What you should know: about the issue, with 36 per- Mega-loads aren’t necessar- often based on local con- There’s a lack of broad public ing options — do nothing, The Republican Otter is a cent opposed to the loads. ily a topic of passionate cerns about oversized loads support for any single shift existing revenue and Catholic, while Democratic What you should know: interest across the state. or the economy. mechanism to increase increase heavy trucks fees — gubernatorial candidate Two oil companies want to Many people had opinions, — Bill Spence, Lewiston funding for Idaho highways, don’t directly hit most vot- Keith Allred is a member of ship more than 200 loads of but their responses were Tribune. with respondents especially ers’ pocketbooks. The only the Church of Jesus Christ of equipment from the Port of wary of higher taxes. funding option that would Latter-day Saints. Lewiston east along the Two of the most frequent- affect every driver — Why you should care: highway. Most would block ly discussed options — a increase the gas tax — ranked Idaho Falls businessman both lanes of traffic; the Come take a blast higher gasoline tax and last. Frank VanderSloot publicly largest are more than 200 increased truck fees — What people are saying broached the religion issue feet long and weigh up to polled the worst. about the poll: Poll partici- during two recent Otter ral- 580,000 pounds. Each load from the past What you should know: pant Ken Roth, an 83-year- lies. Allred “is saying basi- would take three days to and join us at After failing to persuade the old Nampa resident and cally,‘So folks, I’m Mormon, reach Lolo Pass under police h e River Christian Fellowship Legislature to increase the retired J.R. Simplot Co. safe- so therefore, I’m one of you escort and traveling only by gas tax and vehicle registra- ty director, said the fuel tax guys, so vote for me,’” night. on Saturday, October 30th tion fees in 2009, Gov. C.L. seems like a fair way to fund VanderSloot said. Allred’s Why you should care: from 6 – 9 pm for Bible stories in action. “Butch” Otter assembled a road work since it reflects campaign team denied he Opponents worry this des- h ere will be free candy, a cake walk 15-member task force to use. But he’s concerned by plays up his religious cre- ignated Wild and Scenic and games in the incredible identify highway funding claims that trucks aren’t dentials, but said he will dis- River Corridor will turn into solutions. In July, the panel paying their share. cuss his faith if directly asked a major industrial route for Virtual City with special prizes. signaled it was leaning — Bryan Dooley, Idaho to do so. massive shipments heading We are located at the corner of toward a one-cent hike to Press-Tribune. The Idaho What the poll doesn’t say: to Alberta. The Port of Falls Ave E. and the road to Shoshone Falls. the gas tax. Its final report is Statesman’s Cynthia Sewell Jim Weatherby, emeritus Lewiston says the loads For more info call 733.3133 expected by Dec. 1. contributed to this report. professor of public policy at mean more jobs. Why you should care: Boise State University, won- What the poll doesn’t say: Transportation advocates Religion dered whether respondents have long argued that trans- felt the “politically correct portation revenue hasn’t What the poll means: The answer” was to say religious On kept pace with rising costs, majority of respondents said background was not a fac- NOVEMBER 2nd, and that failure to maintain it doesn’t matter if a candi- tor. He also wonders the state’s highway system date has a different religious whether voters would have decisions will eventually cost taxpay- background than their own. stronger feelings about an will be made. ers much more. Only 3 percent said a candi- atheist or a candidate who What the poll doesn’t say: date’s religion is very impor- was a member of a non- On NOVEMBER 3rd, the results New ad attacks Minnick, are in... distorts voting record BOISE (AP) — At least Rep. 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Idaho Ross Douthat ne of the most influential people in Idaho makes the trip to Walmart in It was TARP that first Jerome every Saturday during the turned Tea Partiers against Republican incumbents, and “TARP may have saved the United States from 15 percent legislative session. independents against There she looks at the shopping Washington. It was TARP unemployment, but it also implicated our government in the kind cartsO being pushed by families, single parents and that steadily undermined of crony capitalism you’d expect from a banana republic.” senior citizens to gauge the real-world conse- Barack Obama’s agenda, by quences of the decisions making activist government funds eventually under- epic scale. It may have been that waterboarding raised no she’s helped make in seem like a game rigged to wrote as well, that’s likely to an economic necessity, but it moral or legal difficulties at Boise. benefit privileged insiders. end up being responsible for felt like a travesty. all, and should be a routine And if there is too And it is TARP that’s the bulk of these losses. As it This is why it should be part of our interrogation much ramen in those spurred this campaign stands, the federal govern- possible to sympathize with repertoire going forward. carts, Maxine Bell wor- cycle’s only outbreak of ment may end up turning a the politicians who voted for What’s true in wartime bipartisanship: as of modest profit on the money the bailout and welcome can also be true in economic ries. September, Politico’s Ben injected into Wall Street’s their rebuke at the ballot policy, even if the stakes “I think, ‘Are they get- ABOUT THIS RACE Eleven-term Republican state Smith noted recently, the failing banks. box. Faced with extraordi- aren’t life and death. TARP ting enough nutrition?” two parties had combined to Given what seemed to be nary circumstances political may have saved the United For 22 years, Bell — Rep. Maxine Bell, 79, a spend about $80 million on at stake in the fall of ’08, leaders will always incline States from 15 percent who chairs the House retired attack ads that invoke the TARP’s defenders argue, toward a blunt utilitarian- unemployment, but it also Appropriations Jerome bailout, with the Democrats that doesn’t seem like such a ism, in which the need for implicated our government Committees — has not farmer and alone accounting for bad bargain: The bailout stability trumps more high- in the kind of crony capital- only wielded one of the school $53 million of that spending. may have averted a Great minded ideals. But after a ism you’d expect from a sharpest pencils in Boise, librarian, is The question is whether Depression, and it didn’t end crisis has passed, it’s impor- banana republic. If it was but served as the being chal- Bell the program’s extraordinary up costing very much at all. tant that the ideals reassert necessary, it was also un- Legislature’s conscience. lenged for unpopularity is justified. Or at least it didn’t cost themselves, so the moral American. If it worked, it did House Seat Few elected officials may be much if you accept that the compromises aren’t repeat- so while doing grievous She has gone to bat for willing to argue for the ends of public policy justify ed. damage to the credibility of public employees, pushed 26B by Democrat bailout, but plenty of policy the means. But of course it This point is obvious in Wall Street and Washington for greater spending in wonks will make the case was the means of TARP that wartime. It was understand- alike. education and social Cindy Shotswell, that the Wall Street rescue made it so unpopular. able that Harry Truman So it’s a healthy and nec- services when the money 45, a package is actually “one of The bailout became law used the atomic bomb essary thing that our first was available, and never Jerome Shotswell the most unfairly maligned because the legislative against Japanese to end years post-crisis election has been forgotten the taxpayers social policy initiatives of all time,” branch was stampeded with of global total war. But it defined by a groundswell of back in Jerome and worker. as the Center for American the threats of certain doom. would have been appalling if anti-bailout outrage. This Minidoka counties. District 26 includes Jerome Progress’s Matthew Yglesias It vested unprecedented the memory of Hiroshima no doubt seems unfair to the That’s why we’re and Minidoka counties. recently put it. economic authority in the and Nagasaki hadn’t created politicians who may lose This case was strength- secretary of the Treasury. a taboo around the use of their jobs for doing what endorsing her for a 12th ened by news that the And it used public funds to nuclear weapons. Likewise, they felt they had to do. But term. bailout might actually end insulate well-connected pri- the Bush administration’s it would be an infinitely Bell and Sen. Dean Cameron, R-Rupert, have co- up costing the taxpayer less vate actors from the conse- decision to waterboard worse sign for America if the chaired the Legislative Joint Finance- than $50 billion over all, quences of their reckless- Khalid Shaikh Mohammed present backlash hadn’t Appropriations Committee since 2002. In the rather than the $700 billion ness. Its creation short-cir- in the wake of 9/11 was far materialized at all. process, they’ve done a lot for the Magic Valley, but originally set aside to pay for cuited republican self-gov- more defensible than the even more for Idaho. it. Moreover, it’s the auto ernment, and its execution attempt, by many adminis- Ross Douthat is a colum- How much worse would the budget crisis of the bailout, which the TARP created moral hazard on an tration apologists, to insist nist for The New York Times. last legislative session have been had JFAC been in less-assured hands? The coming session will be at least as challeng- ing. Bell and Cameron can’t create revenue, but you can be sure whatever public funds are available will Time to invest in an energy overhaul be stretched to maximum effectiveness. Bell’s Democratic opponent, social worker Cindy ossibilities: For our great capitalist many of the 1,000-square- Shotswell, is right to point out the human toll that The greatest contri- society, this is a lesson. Is foot homes cost more every READER cuts in state funding have caused in the past year. Pbution of a leader is this a long recession or are month than 3,000-square- Her perspective is valuable, and we hope she’ll stay personal sacrifice for those COMMENT we merely suffering the foot homes. Also 48 percent who would follow. Though results of being surpassed? of the country’s overall ener- involved in politics. Randy But a Legislature without Maxine Bell’s mixture my campaign is near its end, As a businessman, why gy usage goes into building of fiscal discipline and compassion is hard to imag- win or lose, the movement Carpenter would I come here? operations, the majority of has only begun. I began this I do not believe in which were constructed ine. campaign nine months ago nomic growth. I see our American exceptionalism. I before there was considera- with one goal — I believe national wealth as a direct do believe in the great tion of energy as a limited this community can be bet- result of the greatest infra- American opportunity, and I resource. Meanwhile, the TIMES-NEWS ter. structure investment in our believe I can change the bulk of the unemployed is Of course, so many good history. Dams, roads, rails, world. This is why I ran for laid-off construction work- Brad Hurd . . . . publisher Steve Crump . ...Opinion editor people have invested in this power grids, harbors, air- office. From my perspective, ers. Banks are bloated with for years that I know I am ports, parks, schools, I see the growing cracks in capital and nowhere to The members of the editorial board and writers of not alone. Despite the influ- libraries, all world class in our foundation, but I believe invest. Is anyone else seeing editorials are Brad Hurd, Steve Crump, Bill Bitzenburg ential realm I now tread so their time, were given to us we can fix them. From the opportunity here? and Mary Lou Panatopoulos. lightly, I believe my by our grandparents. As bottom, our worst problems Maybe I am idealistic, but approach is unique. intended, we all capitalized are most obvious. We can a few mil to invest in a small I believe in the city on a — like a drunk with a credit rebuild one hole at a time. conservative county for a Tell us what you think hill, but live in a struggling card. I campaign on the idea of complete energy overhaul neighborhood. I believe in Currently our foundations raising expectations. At the seems like a good opportu- ONLINE: Register at Magicvalley.com, and respond to any the beacon of light, but I’ve fail the standard of our com- bottom, I have begun my nity for returns. of the local opinions or stories in today’s edition. seen the ocean of oil. I dream petition. The Chinese have work — trying to get the This is my campaign and I ON PAPER: The Times-News welcomes letters from readers of my home as the gleaming tripled investment in educa- neglected mass re-engaged. would like to thank everyone on subjects of public interest. Please limit letters to 300 tower, but I stand within a tion during the past 10 years The first steps are the most who has given me a chance words. Include your signature, mailing address and phone foundation showing years of while we make cuts. Bridges difficult. I have been told to speak and especially number. Writers who sign letters with false names will be neglect. fall down, levees implode, oil repeatedly to focus my cam- thank those of you so heavily permanently barred from publication. Letters may be Presently the greatest gushes, while we squabble paign on communities with invested in the betterment of brought to our Twin Falls office; mailed to P.O. Box 548, economic opportunity is about how to divide the the highest voter turnout, my home. I remember, now, Twin Falls, ID 83303; faxed to (208) 734-5538; or e-mailed rebuilding our crumbling money we’ve saved. We but I blatantly disregard this I am a builder and I should infrastructure. I consider can’t decide whether to advice. The areas with low- get to work. to [email protected]. myself a student of history drown our government or est turnout are those that JOIN THE DISCUSSION: Voice your opinion with local blog- and politics, and I see a glar- businesses with health care need the most engagement Randy Carpenter of Twin gers: Progressive Voice and Conservative Corner on the ing disconnect. Too much costs that grow more bloated and offer the greatest oppor- Falls is an independent can- opinion page at Magicvalley.com. credit is awarded policies of than our waistlines. We need tunity. didate for Twin Falls the past 50 years for eco- to stop! Note for the top-downers, County commissioner.

T HE LIGHTER SIDE OF POLITICS Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau Mallard Fillmore By Bruce Tinsley Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OPINION Wednesday, October 27, 2010 Main 7 EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Former Jerome Co. Lawmakers should plish the above suggestion. has worked diligently for commissioner lead by example and If everyone who reads this Twin Falls County as a South-central will also write, perhaps we Republican Party and inde- opposes bond forego pay increase can get some action. I sug- pendent thinker for many gest you ask for a reply. years. He and his wife, When I was Jerome As most of us expected, CAL JENSEN Sheri, have instilled conser- County commissioner, I the Social Security Twin Falls vative family values in their Idaho water endorsed spending 10,000 Administration has found a children. Leon will bring a taxpayer dollars to research way to determine that there Voter backs Mills and common-sense approach to a regional jail. After that is no “cost of living” managing the county, and concept died, I was against increase to warrant an entire GOP ticket he will work hard to exercise spending anymore taxpayer annual increase in Social We have the privilege to sound fiscal responsibly. issues need dollars to promote a Security benefits again in vote for good people who He knows the value of an lease/purchase with Rocky 2011. Sounds like a bit of will represent us in our earned dollar. Leon has Mountain Corrections “fuzzy math” however, if counties, in our state and in worked with our family live- because we knew we need- this is the case, then it Washington, D.C. It is vital stock feeding operation for Stevensons ed a jail but RMC wouldnt would seem logical to sug- that we chose carefully, but 16 years. Tom and I are provide concrete plans, gest that the “automatic” even more important that proud to say we will support costs or projections for the pay increase for our we vote. Leon Mills for county com- $30 million it wanted. After Senators and Congressmen How many countries have missioner and the entire I left office, the commis- also be foregone again in our young men and women Republican ballot. experience sioners have spent more 2011 as it was in 2010. For fought and died for so they Good luck, Butch! than $100,000 pursuing that matter, there should be would have the right and JEANNIE BILLINGTON en years ago, if you were looking for a their Rocky Mountain no COLA increases in pay privilege to vote? And yet, Twin Falls water expert at the Legislature, all you dream and, sadly, the only for all Federal Government only 20 to 30 percent of the had to do was turn around and shake thing that has changed is employees. Isnt it time the people in the United States that this “conceptual” jail Government starts to lead will exercise this freedom. somebodys hand. is now proposed to be by example ? I know who I am voting Now you have to go find state Rep. Bert financed through a bond. I have written to our for and I hope you will sup- Stevenson.T During a recent commis- Senators and Congressman port this Republican leader The seven-term Rupert Republican doesnt qualify sioner meeting about the suggesting that they intro- to represent you as county as the only water specialist left in the Statehouse, but lack of blueprints, duce legislation to accom- commissioner. Leon Mills its a far cry from the days Commissioner Joe when Sen. Laird Noh and Davidson uttered “How Rep. Bruce Newcomb lent many ways can you build a RE-ELECT their natural resources acu- jail? men to Idaho public policy. Its like a three-bedroom Years of Experiencecece And the defeat of state Sen. house. How many ways can Chuck Coiner, R-Twin you build a three-bedroom Falls, in last Mays primary Seven-term incumbent house?” Lifetime of Wisdomssdomdom further narrowed the field. Republican Bert Stevenson, Now, the commissioners Now, the stakes couldnt 74, a Rupert have spent another be higher for Stevenson and farmer, is $2,000-plus on computer- Legacy of LeadershiLeadershipLeadedererrshsship for the House Resources being chal- ized drawings provided by and Conservation lenged for the same architect that is in Committee he chairs: House Seat bed with Rocky Mountain • Because of budget cuts, 26A by Corrections. They want the Idaho Department of Democrat you to believe that if you give them the right to bor- Water Resources — a public Scott Stevenson McClure, row $13 million for you, agency absolutely critical to they will find the best the Magic Valley — is run- 63, a Jerome architect, the best contrac- ning on empty. (The engineer. tors and that their “pur- agencys General Fund District 26 chase” of 80 waterless appropriation has declined includes acres with no sewer facili- 22 percent and its payroll Jerome and ties at more than $5,000 an has shrunk by 16 percent Minidoka acre is the best site for this McClure since 2009). Worse, the counties. jail. department has lost many Instead of consolidating of its most skilled and things, they are moving the experienced employees, and much of its institutional sheriffs and drivers knowledge. In the case of major curtailment, its ques- license divisions out to the LeRoy Craig Charles Lehrman tionable whether Water Resources is up to the task jail? We have the multi- Chairman Vice-Chairman anymore. million dollar annex with • The Comprehensive Aquifer Management all that unused space. Well Planning project, a process essential to south-central still have the overhead from Trustees for the College of Southern Idaho Idahos economy, is not out of the woods yet. Getting the old courthouse with funding in place — and persuading the stakeholders to more unused space. Why agree to it — couldnt be a higher priority. do we only get more spread • Sooner probably rather than later, the Legislature out and pay more in overhead, transportation, etc., will have to weigh in on siting criteria for the massive instead of consolidating swine and poultry operations headed to the Magic facilities and trying to min- Valley. As it stands, individual counties have neither imize long term costs? We Idaho Power and CSI’s the expertise nor the resources to make decisions of could build a jail right Sustainability Council Present that magnitude, so some multi-county entity — be it behind the annex. regulatory or advisory — will likely be necessary. Vote no Nov. 2 and well Stevensons expertise is needed in shepherding get it right in May 2011. these processes. DIANA OBENAUER And nowhere more than in reviving Water Jerome Resources. The days when all Idaho taxpayers paid the (Editors note: Diana freight are ending; General Fund revenue makes up Obenauer was a Jerome FALL20102010 53 percent of the agencys budget this year; in 2006 it County commissioner from was 64 percent. 2007-2009) User fees, in some form, will have to take up the Energy Efﬁciency slack. Making that happen, like all the processes Let Us described above, will take a steady hand. Thats why were endorsing Stevenson for an eighth term. Winterize & Green Living Series That said, you cant help being impressed with Stevensons Democratic opponent, Jerome engineer Your his free class teaches you how to Scott McClure. McClure, who took on U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo six years ago, is a moderate with broad knowl- Sprinkler save money, energy and care for edge of how the Magic Valley makes a living — water the environment. and agriculture. His primary issue this year is the System! necessity of putting a mechanism in place to control Guaranteed Service! swine and poultry operations, and hes right. Although Cassia Countys recent poultry ordinance was a good start, south-central Idaho as a whole is nowhere close to being ready for the land-use, water and zoning issues challenges these industries will bring. Sen. Tim Corder, R-Mountain Home, made a seri- 1300 Addison W. ous run during the last session of getting legislation to (1/2 mile west of St. Luke’s/MVRMC) do that in place, but the urgency has increased. Twin Falls, ID 733-9446

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PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 — CLOSED SUNDAY UNDER ASSAULT Massive windstorm howls across nation's midsection, Business 6 B Stocks and commodities, Business 2 / Obituaries, Business 5 / Weather, Business 6 Dow Jones Industrial ▲ 5.41 | Nasdaq composite ▲ 6.44 | S&P 500 ▲ .02 | Russell 2000 ▼ .96 Business WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2010 BUSINESS EDITOR JOSH PALMER: 735-3231 [email protected] Ford keeps rolling as net Consumer income jumps, debt eases confidence By Dee-Ann Durbin and Tom Krisher Associated Press writers up slightly DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford is on a roll. Its popular new cars and trucks are grabbing a bigger share of the U.S. market. It’s about to erase a big chunk of in October its health care debt. And it’s adding a significant number By Anne D’Innocenzio %QPHKFGPEGTKUGU of jobs for the first time in Associated Press writer The consumer confidence index five years. from a survey of 5,000 U.S. On Tuesday, the NEW YORK — households: automaker said it made Americans’ confidence in 1985 = 100 $1.7 billion from July the economy stayed stuck in 65

through September, a jump gloomy territory in October, 60 of nearly 70 percent from a with Wall Street’s gains in Oct. year earlier and its sixth recent months not boosting 55 50.2

consecutive quarter in the spirits much. 50 black. Coaxing shoppers out of The news puts Ford fur- their shells will be the major 45 ther ahead of its rivals as the challenge for retailers head- 40 U.S. auto industry slowly ing into the holiday season. O N D J F M A M J J A S O turns around. Chrysler has That could mean they’ll be 2009 2010 yet to make a profit after a AP photo continuing to push big dis- Note: All figures are seasonally adjusted stay in bankruptcy last year. John Backers assembles a six speed transmission at the Ford Motor Company Van Dyke Transmission counts. SOURCE: The Conference Board AP General Motors is making Plant in Sterling Heights, Mich., Monday. Ford Motor Co.’s third-quarter net income rose 68 percent The confidence report, money but losing market Tuesday as it grabbed a bigger share of the U.S. auto market and buyers paid more for its highly- released Tuesday by the about business conditions, share — and still partly gov- rated cars and trucks. Conference Board, comes in the job market and the next ernment-owned. the face of a rebounding six months, has recovered “They’re in the best part because it’s making the Sync in-car communi- Corp. It has switched places stock market. But many only fitfully since hitting an shape that they’ve been in more money on its highly cations system, a $395 with Toyota as the No. 2 shoppers, grappling with all-time low of 25.3 in for years,’’ Gimme Credit rated cars and trucks. Buyers option. automaker, after GM, by weak job prospects and a February 2009. analyst Shelly Lombard said shelled out about $30,600 The Ford brand came in U.S. sales, as Toyota strug- renewed slide in home The Dow Jones industrial of Ford. on average for a Ford in 10th place Tuesday in gled with a series of safety prices, see their personal average fell about 10 points Among the company’s September, 10 percent more Consumer Reports’ annual recalls. financial health tied more to to 11153.91 after rising stars is the F-Series pickup, than in 2005, according to reliability rankings, just “The strength of the Main Street, not Wall Street. Monday to its highest close the top-selling vehicle in Edmunds.com. behind Lexus and a far bet- product is propelling our Another report, released since late April. For the year, the U.S. The Ford Edge and Ford has also been able to ter showing than four years business results,’’ Lewis Tuesday from a key home the Dow is up 7.1 percent. Ford Escape are two of the cut back on costly incen- ago. Booth, Ford’s chief financial pricing index, showed home But while the stock market country’s best-selling small tives as buyers pay more for It adds up to a bigger slice officer, said in a conference prices are weakening across has been on an upward path, utility cars, while sales of premium options. For of the U.S. market for Ford call with media and ana- the country. confidence has been moving the Fusion mid-size car are example, 80 percent of peo- — 16.7 percent, up from lysts. “The things that matter sideways. In October 2009, up 20 percent this year. ple who buy the Ford Fiesta 15.2 percent a year ago, most to consumers are either the index stood at 48.7.Since Ford turned a big profit in subcompact also spring for according to AutoData See FORD, Business 2 not improving or worsen- then, it has mostly hovered ing,’’ said Mark Vitner, an in a tight range between the economist at Wells Fargo. mid-40s and the high 50s. “We are definitely going to May 2010 proved to be the see a heavily promotional only exception at 62.7, but Toyota, Honda lead quality rankings but GM gains holiday shopping season.’’ even that is weak. The Conference Board, a One component of the By Tom Krisher This year’s rankings, based Toyota brand ranked sixth. asks owners to ignore recalls private research group, said index, which measures how Associated Press writer on a survey of about Lexus, which had been a top unless they have experienced its Consumer Confidence shoppers feel about the 960,000 magazine sub- finisher in past years, fell to a problem, easing the Index rose to 50.2 from a economy right now and is DETROIT — The most scribers, also restored rec- ninth. impact, he said. revised 48.6 in September. most closely correlated with problem-free cars and ommended ratings for sev- Scion has only three older Lexus, however, has Economists surveyed by consumer spending, is actu- trucks are made by Honda eral recalled Toyota models models with few options, expanded its model lineup Thomson Reuters expected ally even lower than it was and Toyota, but Ford is clos- and bumped up a pair of and as a result, there is less but the quality has slipped. 49.2. two years ago heading into ing in fast and General Korean brands. Chrysler, chance for reliability prob- The Ford brand ranked September’s reading was the presidential election. Motors is making big quality however, continued to lan- lems, said David Champion, 10th, still four slots below the index’s lowest point The measure increased improvements, according to guish. senior director of auto test- Toyota and six below Honda. since February. slightly to 23.9 in October Consumer Reports maga- Consumer Reports ratings ing for Consumer Reports. But Champion said the An index of 90 indicates a from 23.3. Back in October zine’s 2010 reliability rank- are widely used by buyers Toyota generally fared well Dearborn, Mich., automaker healthy economy. That has- 2008, it was 43.5. ings. shopping for cars and trucks. in the survey despite recall- has several individual models n’t been approached since The index’s other compo- Ford and GM continue to The magazine is the third- ing more than 10 million that are better quality than the recession began in nent, which assesses con- narrow the large quality gap largest factor used by vehicles worldwide for a Toyotas. December 2007.Economists sumers’ outlook over the that once separated Toyota Americans to pick vehicles, variety of problems includ- The company is led by its watch confidence closely next six months, improved and other Asian automakers topped only by brand loyalty ing sticky gas pedals, floor Fusion midsize sedan, which because consumer spending to 67.8 in September from from their Detroit rivals. and recommendations from mats that trap the accelerator outranked Honda’s Accord accounts for about 70 per- 65.5. Large overhauls of American friends and family. and brake fluid leaks. and Toyota’s Camry. Ford’s cent of U.S. economic activ- But Wells Fargo’s Vitner car companies in the last few For the third year in a row, “Toyota’s taken a slight quality resurgence began ity and is critical to a strong said he’s not comforted by years have resulted in fewer Toyota’s Scion brand had the knock from the issues with around 2005 and has contin- rebound. rising expectations because brands and better vehicles fewest problems of any their recalls,’’ Champion ued in small steps ever since, The index, which meas- from Detroit. brand in the survey. The said. The magazine’s survey Champion said. ures how Americans feel See CONFIDENCE, Business 2 IBM authorizes Foreclosures push home prices down By Alan Zibel Vegas received a foreclosure Associated Press writer “If you’re going down the hill, notice in the first half of the $10B stock buyback year, according to foreclo- WASHINGTON — Home you tend to keep going down the hill.” sure listing service ARMONK, N.Y. (AP) — Companies often use prices are falling further, — Mark Fleming, chief economist at RealtyTrac Inc. In the Fort IBM Corp. on Tuesday said buybacks to take advantage suggesting a bottom hasn’t real estate data firm CoreLogic Myers, Fla. metro area, the its board approved an addi- of low stock prices, but been reached in many metro ratio was one in 20; in the tional $10 billion in stock IBM’s stock is close to its areas. other distressed properties. borrowers have missed at Phoenix metro area it was buybacks, representing all-time high of $143.03, hit Millions of foreclosures The impact was apparent least 90 days of mortgage one in 23. nearly 6 percent of the Oct. 18, just before it are expected to pour onto the Tuesday when Standard & payments, according to LPS “If you’re going down the computer company’s out- reported its third-quarter market in the coming years. Poor’s/Case-Shiller released Applied Analytics. hill, you tend to keep going standing shares. results. That’s likely to force prices its latest index for home “It’s like a never-ending down the hill,’’ said Mark IBM says the new buy- IBM also said its board down and hurt even cities prices in 20 major U.S metro supply’’ of homes, said Fleming, chief economist at back authorization adds to maintained the company’s that had begun to rebound. areas. The average price for Daniel Alpert, managing real estate data firm $2.3 billion remaining from 65 cent quarterly dividend. Investigations into banks’ all markets fell 0.2 percent in partner at the New York CoreLogic. a previous $8 billion “IBM’s higher value, foreclosure paperwork could August and 15 cities posted investment bank Westwood In Las Vegas, prices have authorization, issued in higher margin business further deter buyers and declines. Capital. He expects prices to fallen 57 percent from the April. strategy has enabled the weigh down prices. But the foreclosure prob- fall another 10 percent over peak four years ago. They are The company also said it return of $91 billion since The past few months have lem is far from over.A “shad- the next year — and not now at the lowest point since plans to request permission 2003 to our shareholders been the worst time in a ow inventory’’ of homes on improve much after that. spring 2000. In August, they to buy even more shares at through share repurchases decade for the housing mar- the verge of foreclosure is Most troubled homeown- ticked up slightly — 0.1 per- its next April board meet- and dividends,’’ Samuel J. ket. Few people have bought bound to force prices lower ers are concentrated in cities cent — according to the ing. Palmisano, IBM chairman, homes, and among the small well into next year. About 2 that have already been bat- Case-Shiller report. IBM shares rose 83 cents president and CEO, said in pool of buyers, many have million loans are in foreclo- tered by the housing bust. to $140.67. a statement. purchased foreclosures and sure, and another 2.4 million One in 15 homeowners in Las See HOME, Business 2

STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST COMMODITIES For more see Business 2 Con Agra 22.68 ▼ .24 Dell 14.51 ▼ .20 Idacorp 36.73 ▼ .08 Int. Bancorp 1.56 ▼ .14 Live cattle 100.85 ▼ .55 Dec. Oil 82.55 ▲ .03 Lithia Mo. 9.96 ▲ .32 McDonald’s 78.76 ▲ .06 Micron 7.72 ▼ .09 Supervalu 10.34 ▼ .15 Oct. Gold 1,338.00 ▼ .30 Oct. Silver 23.82 ▲ .28

Today in business WASHINGTON — Commerce Department releases durable goods for September. WASHINGTON — Commerce Department releases new home sales for September. Business 2 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 BUSINESS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho MARKET SUMMARY YESTERDAY ON WALL STREET

NYSE AMEX NASDAQ Oct. 26, 2010 11,500 11,000 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) &QY,QPGU Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg KPFWUVTKCNU 10,500 The Dow Jones industrial average rose 5.41 Citigrp 4082458 4.18 -.03 PhrmAth 55782 4.31 +.31 Microsoft 679530 25.90 +.71 10,000 points, or 0.1 percent, to 11,169.46. The RareEle g 51823 11.25 +.21 BkofAm 2239321 11.30 +.14 PwShs QQQ561838 52.03 +.14 5.41 Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 0.02 to FordM 1870263 14.36 +.21 ChinaShen 34291 3.49 +.30 Intel 551714 20.04 +.17 9,500 S&P500ETF1437337 118.72 +.02 KodiakO g 30040 4.55 +.14 RschMotn 495664 54.76 +3.04 11,169.46 J J A S O 1,185.64, while the technology-focused SprintNex 577926 4.77 +.02 NwGold g 28175 7.19 +.30 Cisco 309746 23.40 -.22 Nasdaq composite index rose 6.44, or 0.3 Pct. change from previous: +0.05% High 11,184.82 Low 11,087.00 percent, to 2,497.29. GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) The 30 stocks in the Dow were split down Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Oct. 26, 2010 2,600 the middle, with half falling and half rising. RylCarb 40.23 +5.08 +14.5 CheniereEn 3.56 +.52 +17.1 CleanDsl rs 37.06 +17.17 +86.3 Microsoft Corp. rose 2.8 percent to lead Molycorp n 35.18 +3.76 +12.0 EstnLtCap 4.31 +.38 +9.7 TOR Min rs 8.98 +2.69 +42.8 0CUFCS 2,400 Coach 49.78 +5.30 +11.9 ChinaShen 3.49 +.30 +9.4 DJSP un 2.08 +.54 +34.8 the index, while Procter & Gamble fell 1.1 Compellent 19.70 +1.93 +10.9 HstnAEn 14.29 +1.08 +8.2 MIPS Tech 14.12 +3.47 +32.6 EQORQUKVG 2,200 percent as the measure's laggard. Tennant 34.35 +3.09 +9.9 CoastD 3.93 +.29 +8.0 Thomas rs 3.23 +.73 +29.2 6.44 A gain in consumer confidence this month 2,000 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) helped stocks pare their losses and then 2,497.29 J J A S O Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg edge higher in afternoon trading. Unisys rs 24.26 -6.94 -22.2 BioTime wt 3.55 -.77 -17.8 CapellaEd 54.80 -12.54 -18.6 Pct. change from previous: +0.26% High2,503.03 Low 2,470.12 Shares of Netflix Inc. rose $10.78, or 6.4 Lexmark 37.71 -10.01 -21.0 BioTime n 5.70 -.73 -11.4 Zoran 6.18 -1.38 -18.3 percent, to $177.62 amid rumors that the IncOpR 3.84 -.29 -7.0 AsteaIntl 2.45 -.54 -18.1 BcpSouth 12.61 -1.82 -12.6 Oct. 26, 2010 1,300 company may be a target of an acquisition Arbitron 27.11 -3.74 -12.1 Kemet 2.77 -.19 -6.4 PLX Tch 3.59 -.67 -15.7 ChinaSecur 5.68 -.63 -10.0 Hyperdyn 2.72 -.16 -5.6 Tellabs 7.00 -1.06 -13.2 by Apple Inc. 5VCPFCTF 1,200 Traders were moving out of riskier assets DIARY DIARY DIARY 2QQT¶U as the dollar strengthened. A stronger dol- 1,100 Advanced 1,391 Advanced 222 Advanced 1,297 lar makes stocks and commodities more Declined 1,635 Declined 252 Declined 1,337 0.02 Unchanged 111 Unchanged 47 1,000 expensive because they are priced in dol- Unchanged 141 J J A S O Total issues 3,137 Total issues 521 Total issues 2,775 1,185.64 lars. The dollar rose against Japan's yen New Highs 136 New Highs 8 New Highs 109 Pct. change from previous: 0.00% High 1,187.11 Low 1,177.72 and the euro Tuesday. New Lows 11 New Lows 2 New Lows 22 Volume 4,250,820,515 Volume 94,284,022 Volume 1,877,299,236 AP

INDEXES 11,258.01 9,614.32 Dow Jones Industrials 11,169.46 +5.41 +.05 +7.11 +13.03 COMMODITIES REPORT 4,823.98 3,546.48 Dow Jones Transportation 4,779.72 +4.86 +.10 +16.59 +29.03 NEW YORK (AP) — Key currency exchange rates Tuesday, com- 413.75 346.95 Dow Jones Utilities 404.26 -.94 -.23 +1.57 +9.14 C LOSING FUTURES C HEESE pared with late Monday in New York: 7,743.74 6,355.83 NYSE Composite 7,530.80 -15.58 -.21 +4.81 +8.64 Dollar vs: Exch. Rate Pvs Day Yen 81.49 80.85 2,118.77 1,689.19 Amex Index 2,084.42 +3.34 +.16 +14.22 +15.38 Not available. Cheddar cheese prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Euro $1.3850 $1.3976 2,535.28 2,024.27 Nasdaq Composite 2,497.29 +6.44 +.26 +10.05 +18.01 Barrels: $1.6800, nc: Blocks: $1.6675, nc Pound $1.5835 $1.5748 1,219.80 1,010.91 S&P 500 1,185.64 +.02 ... +6.33 +11.49 Swiss franc 0.9861 0.9707 B EANS Canadian dollar 1.0246 1.0186 12,847.91 10,573.39 Wilshire 5000 12,505.97 +3.56 +.03 +8.29 +14.00 P OTATOES Mexican peso 12.3923 12.3482 745.95 553.30 Russell 2000 706.93 -.96 -.14 +13.04 +20.43 Valley Beans Gold Prices are net to growers, 100 pounds, U.S. No. 1 beans, less CHICAGO (AP) — USDA — Major potato markets FOB shipping Selected world gold prices, Tuesday. STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Idaho bean tax and storage charges. Prices subject to change points Monday. London morning fixing: $1334.00 off $3.50. without notice. Producers desiring more recent price information Russet Burbanks Idaho 50-lb cartons 70 count 13.50-15.00: 100 London afternoon fixing: $1329.50 off $8.00. AlliantEgy 1.58 37 36.65 -.14 +21.1 Kaman .56 27 27.06 +.13 +17.2 should contact dealers. count 8.00-9.00. NY Handy & Harman: $1329.50 off $8.00. Pintos, no quote, new crop great northerns, no quote; pinks, no Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 5.00. NY Handy & Harman fabricated: $1435.86 off $8.64. AlliantTch ... 9 76.48 +.48 -13.4 Keycorp .04 ... 8.05 -.03 +45.0 quote, new crop; small reds, no quote, new crop. Prices are given Russet Norkotahs Idaho 50-lb cartons 70 count 12.00-13.00: 100 NY Engelhard: $1332.41 off $8.01. AmCasino .42 ... 17.75 -.26 +16.5 LeeEnt ... 4 2.04 -.06 -41.2 by Rangens in Buhl. Prices current Oct. 20. count 8.00. NY Engelhard fabricated: $1432.34 off $8.62. Aon Corp .60 16 40.38 +.08 +5.3 MicronT ... 4 7.72 -.09 -26.9 Other Idaho bean prices are collected weekly by Bean Market Baled 5-10 film bags (non Size A) 4.50-5.00. NY Merc. gold Oct Tue. $1338.40 up $0.10. News, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Pintos, Ltd. $22-$24; Russets Norkotahs Wisconsin 50-lb cartons 12.00-13.00: 100 NY HSBC Bank USA 4 p.m. Tue. $1337.00 off $2.00. BallardPw ...... 1.75 +.03 -7.4 OfficeMax ... 27 15.29 -.15 +20.5 pinks, Ltd. $24-$25; small reds, Ltd. $24-$27. Quotes current Oct. count 8.00-8.50. BkofAm .04 17 11.30 +.14 -25.0 RockTen .60 14 56.00 -.08 +11.1 20. Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 7.00. Silver ConAgra .92f 14 22.68 -.24 -1.6 Sensient .80 16 32.14 -.04 +22.2 Russet Norkotahs Washington 50-lb cartons 70 count 13.00: 100 NEW YORK (AP) — Handy & Harman silver Tuesday $23.895 up count 7.00. Costco .82 22 63.68 -.43 +7.6 SkyWest .16 11 15.06 -.13 -11.0 $0.310. G RAINS Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 4.25-5.00. H&H fabricated $28.674 up $0.372. Diebold 1.08 33 32.03 -.48 +12.6 Teradyn ... 13 11.75 +.06 +9.5 Round Reds 50-lb sacks Size A Wisconsin 10.00. The morning bullion price for silver in London $23.480 off DukeEngy .98 13 17.86 +.09 +3.8 Tuppwre 1.00 13 46.13 -.49 -.9 $0.230. DukeRlty .68 ... 12.06 -.32 -.9 US Bancrp .20 15 23.94 +.47 +6.4 Engelhard $23.580 off $0.100. Valley Grains L IVESTOCK Engelhard fabricated $28.296 off $0.120. Fastenal .84f 32 52.50 -.12 +26.1 Valhi .40 ... 20.54 -.21 +47.0 Prices for wheat per bushel: mixed grain, oats, corn and beans NY Merc silver spot month Tuesday $23.824 up $0.280. WalMart 1.21 14 54.56 +.61 +2.1 per hundred weight. Prices subject to change without notice. Heinz 1.80 18 49.11 -.61 +14.9 Soft white wheat, ask; barley, $8.00; oats, $7.50; corn, $10.20 (15 Intermountain Livestock HewlettP .32 11 42.95 +.07 -16.6 WashFed .20 70 14.63 ... -24.4 percent moisture). Prices are given by Rangens in Buhl. Prices POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Livestock Nonferrous current Oct. 20. NEW YORK (AP) — Spot nonferrous metal prices Tue. Aluminum - HomeDp .95 18 31.29 -.11 +8.2 WellsFargo .20 10 25.91 +.19 -4.0 Report for Tuesday, October 26. $1.0708 per lb., London Metal Exch. ZionBcp .04 ... 21.43 +.06 +67.0 Barley, $9.10 (cwt): corn, $10.75 (cwt). Prices quoted by JD LIVESTOCK AUCTION — Blackfoot Livestock Auction on Friday. Idacorp 1.20 16 36.73 -.08 +15.0 Heiskell. Prices current Oct. 20. Utility and commercial cows 52.00-59.00; canner & cutter 46.00- Copper -$3.8553 Cathode full plate, LME. 55.00; heavy feeder steers 97.00-111.00; light feeder steers Copper $3.8635 N.Y. Merc spot Tue. Intermountain Grain 104.00-123.00; stocker steers 120.00-145.00; heavy holstein Lead - $2555.00 metric ton, London Metal Exch. POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain feeder steers 66.00-76.00; light holstein feeder steers 67.00- Zinc - $1.1575 per lb., London Metal Exch. HOW TO READ THE REPORT Report for Tuesday, October 26. 80.00; heavy feeder heifers 95.00-105.00; light feeder heifers Gold - $1329.50 Handy & Harman (only daily quote). POCATELLO — White wheat 5.70 (up 10); 11.5 percent winter 5.97 Gold - $1338.00 troy oz., NY Merc spot Tue. 101.00-113.00; stocker heifers 113.00-130.00; bulls 55.00-66.00; Silver - $23.895 Handy & Harman (only daily quote). Stock Footnotes: cc – PE greater than 99. dd – Loss in last 12 mos. d – New 52-wk low (up 17); 14 percent spring 7.72 (up 13); barley 8.33 (up 52) stock cows 865-950/hd. Remarks: Cows and bulls 1 lower, feeder BURLEY — White wheat 5.54 (down 1); 11.5 percent winter 5.78 cattle steady. Silver - $23.824 troy oz., N.Y. Merc spot Tue. during trading day. g – Dividend in Canadian $. Stock price in U.S.$. n – New issue in (up 17); 14 percent spring 7.35 (up 13); barley 7.00 (steady) Platinum -$1698.00 troy oz., N.Y. (contract). past 52 wks. q – Closed-end mutual fund; no PE calculated. s – Split or stock dividend of OGDEN — White wheat 5.95 (up 15); 11.5 percent winter 6.11 (up Platinum -$1702.00 troy oz., N.Y. Merc spot Tue. 25 pct or more in last 52 wks. Div begins with date of split or stock dividend. u – New 52- 21); 14 percent spring 7.43 (up 33); barley 8.00 (up 50) M ETALS/MONEY n.q.-not quoted, n.a.-not available r-revised wk high during trading day. v – Trading halted on primary market. Unless noted, dividend PORTLAND — White wheat 6.03 (down 5); 11 percent winter n/a; rates are annual disbursements based on last declaration. pf – Preferred. pp – Holder 14 percent spring n/a; corn 231.75 0x150 232.50 (up .75) owes installment(s) of purchase price. rt – Rights. un – Units. wd – When distributed. wi – NAMPA — White wheat cwt 8.85 (up 10): bushel 5.31 (up 6) Key currency exchange rates When issued. wt – Warrants. ww – With warrants. xw – Without warrants. Dividend Footnotes: a – Also extra or extras. b – Annual rate plus stock dividend. c – Get more stocks and commodities information online at Magicvalley.com/business/ Liquidating dividend. e – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos. f – Annual rate, increased on last declaration. i – Declared or paid after stock dividend or split. j – Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last meeting. k – Declared or paid this year, accumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m – Annual rate, reduced on last declaration. p – Init div, annual rate unknown. r – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos plus Grains futures jump, livestock prices trade mixed stock dividend. t – Paid in stock in last 12 mos, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or distribution date. x – Ex-dividend or ex-rights. y – Ex-dividend and sales in full. z – Sales CHICAGO (AP) — Grain futures $5.71 a bushel; December oats December live cattle dropped 0.55 in full. vj – In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. rose Tuesday on the Chicago Board of jumped 6 cents to $3.71 a bushel; and cent to $1.0085 a pound; November • Most active stocks above must be worth $1 and gainers/losers $2. Trade. soybeans for November delivery rose feeder cattle dipped 0.02 cent to 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 or con- Wheat for December delivery 1.25 cents to $12.19 a bushel. $1.1185 a pound; December lean hogs tingent deferred sales load may apply. s – Stock dividend or split. t – Both p and r. x – Ex- added 18 cents to $6.92 a bushel; Beef and pork futures traded mixed added 0.22 cent to 68.67 cents a cash dividend. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. December corn gained 2.25 cents to on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. pound. Ford Confidence Continued from Business 1 Continued from Business 1 also showed a net loss of from July. Fifteen of the “In general, consumers As a result, Ford in this case, it means that 95,000 jobs because of cities showed monthly are cautious, but they are announced it would hire 500 (QTFTGXUWR things are so bad, the future rampant layoffs of teachers price declines. Prices are less pessimistic than they Ford Motor Co. reported a $1.7 new workers for a shift at the billion profit for the third quarter. has to look better. Such lack and other local government expected to drop further in were a year ago and they are Chicago plant that makes of confidence will weigh workers that offset hiring in the coming months. spending more in the cate- Net income/loss the new Ford Explorer, its Q3 2010 heavily on the Nov. 2 elec- the private sector. Home prices had risen in gory than they did a year 3.0 billion first significant hiring in $1.7 billion tions, when voters worried The Conference Board many markets from April ago,’’Lew Frankfort,CEO of years. 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Ford got its financial 1.0 Democrats in power in Oct. 19, underscored wor- credits, which have expired. reported a 34 percent in net house in order after mort- Congress. ries about job prospects. Now that the peak buying income and sounded a pos- gaging everything down to 0.5 While fears have eased Meanwhile, the outlook season is over, foreclosures, itive holiday tone. 0.0 its blue oval logo four years Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 that the economy isn’t for housing is weaker. The job concerns and weak Cruise operator Royal ago to pay for a huge restruc- 2009 2010 heading toward a double- Standard & Poor’s/Case- demand from buyers are Caribbean International’s turing.It paid off $2 billion in SOURCE: The company AP dip recession, companies Shiller 20-city home index pushing prices down. Chief Financial Officer debt in the third quarter and aren’t making a lot of job showed that home prices Corporate earnings Brian Rice told investors expects to pay off $3.6 billion billion in bonds held mainly offers. In fact, in are falling around the coun- reports show the uneven Tuesday that demand is more for retiree health care by hedge funds and other September, unemployment try, even in metro areas that pace of the recovery. The gradually improving, with later this week. investors into common remained stuck at 9.6 per- were showing strength ear- affluent appear to be recov- customer deposits current- The company now stock. Even apart from that, cent, but the Labor lier in the year. The index ering faster than everyone ly running 20 percent high- expects to end the year with it expects to reduce what it Department’s job report fell 0.2 percent in August else. er than a year ago. as much cash as debt, reach- spends on debt interest by ing the goal a year earlier $800 million by the end of than it had forecast. It still this year. The debt reduc- owes about $22 billion, far tions also could help Ford more than Chrysler’s $11 bil- retain its investment-grade Home lion and GM’s $8 billion. rating, which it lost in 2005. Those two companies shed “I think that we are clearly Continued from Business 1 tribute to a floor’’ in the city’s kept the economy strong. then.Prices in San Diego have billions in debt while under ahead of where we thought Investors buying proper- home prices, Bell said. New York has seen fewer risen nearly 14 percent and bankruptcy protection. we could be on improving ties to sell or lease have Some markets are doing foreclosures than other cities. had increased for 15 consecu- Ford is about to pay off its our balance sheet and repay- helped to stabilize the relatively well. Chicago, California may offer the tive months before falling in debt to the United Auto ing our loans,’’ Ford CEO nation’s worst housing mar- Washington and New York most complex housing pic- August. Workers health care trust. Alan Mulally said. ket. Demand is also coming have been showing consis- ture. Even though the state’s In Los Angeles they have The UAW agreed to the trust Mulally, 65, who came to from retirees, said Paul Bell, a tent price increases since major cities have started to increased by more than 10 in 2007, and it began paying Ford in 2006 from Boeing real estate agent with spring, though the pace of show weakness, prices are percent in that period. 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BOX 5097 • TWIN FALLS, ID 83303 • 208-736-6026 +Z\)LOHU,' MEMBER OF FINRA & SIPC 3KRQH&HOO www.tilleylincoln.com Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho NATION Wednesday, October 27, 2010 Business 3 Battery hazard sparks struggle between pilots, electronics industry EDITORS NOTE — An the problem is that a relative occasional look at how few shippers arent follow- behind-the-scenes influ- ing current packaging ence is exercised in requirements. They recom- WDRB/Louisville/AP photo Washington. mend stronger enforce- In this image taken from video, Lauren Valle of MoveOn.org is ment. Indeed, many of the stepped on by a supporter of Republican U.S. Senate candidate By Joan Lowy more than 40 documented Rand Paul as she tries to confront the candidate at a debate Associated Press incidents of lithium battery fires in flight or at airports Monday in Lexington, Ky. WASHINGTON — Safety involved improperly pack- advocates have warned for aged or handled batteries. more than a decade that George Kerchner, a lobby- Paul volunteer to someday an air shipment of ist for the rechargeable bat- lithium batteries like those tery industry, wrote used in cameras, cell phones Transportation Secretary and countless other prod- Ray LaHood last month ask- appear in court over ucts would catch fire, caus- ing him not to let the Dubai ing a plane to crash and peo- crash cause regulators to ple to die. rush put new rules in place. attack on protester That day may have arrived “We urge that any actions last month. taken by DOT be justified by By Roger Alford sion is incredibly high. A United Parcel Service facts, not speculation or Associated Press Pauls campaign dropped cargo plane with a fire raging political pressures, Kerch- Profitt as campaign coor- on board, and carrying a ner wrote.“They also should LEXINGTON, Ky. — The dinator in Bourbon County large quantity of lithium be narrowly drawn to mini- volunteer with Rand Pauls in central Kentucky and batteries, crashed near mize disruption of com- Republican U.S. Senate banned him from future Dubai in the United Arab merce in a holiday season campaign who stepped on events. Emirates on Sept. 3, killing that will be critical to the the head of a liberal activist Sherelle Roberts,spokes- both pilots. The cause of the nations economic recov- and pinned her face to the woman for the Lexington accident isnt likely to be ery. concrete said Tuesday the Division of Police, said determined for months, but A bill that would prod scuffle was not as bad as it Tuesday that officers will investigators suspect the DOT to move faster on new looked on video and deliver a summons to batteries were either the AP file photo rules is opposed by industry blamed police for not inter- Profitt to appear in court. A source of the fire or con- Smoke rises from the site of a cargo plane crash on Sept. 3 in Dubai, supporters in Congress. vening. judge will determine tributed to its severity. The United Arab Emirates. Officials say the UPS cargo plane with two crew Pilots and safety advo- “Im sorry that it came to whether to proceed with an Federal Aviation Adminis- members on board crashed outside Dubai shortly after takeoff. cates say the industry oppo- that, and I apologize if it assault case. tration was concerned sition is typical of the hur- appeared overly forceful, Profitt said the fight enough by the accident to lines, including UPS. “The cost of expedited dles they face when trying to but I was concerned about never would have occurred warn air carriers about risks They say the rules would delivery to stores could get government regulators to Rands safety, Tim Profitt if police officers had inter- posed by lithium battery cost them hundreds of mil- become prohibitive and take action to prevent a told The Associated Press. vened earlier. shipments. lions of dollars in added could ruin a lot of tragedy even when there is A judge will decide “A friend of mine went up The accident has given packaging, paperwork and Christmases for children, clear evidence of danger. whether Profitt should face to three policeman before new urgency to a high- training for employees. The Christopher McLean, exec- “All regulation eventually criminal charges. Rand got there, and told stakes lobbying struggle rechargeable battery indus- utive director of a retailers gets written in blood Lauren Valle, the 23- them about the girl who was under way in Washington. try alone says the rules coalition that includes because it takes something year-old activist with the standing there with that Pilot unions and safety would cost more than $1 bil- Amazon.com, Best Buy, catastrophic to get anything group MoveOn.org, said wig on and that she was advocates are urging the lion in the first year. Radio Shack, Target and done, said Russ Leighton, her face was swollen and getting ready to do some- government to treat air The makers of medical Wal-Mart, told Transpor- safety director for the her neck and shoulder were thing, Profitt said. “The shipments of lithium batter- devices say the rules might tation Department officials International Brotherhood sore after she was wrestled policemen looked at him ies as hazardous materials. mean delays in getting at a meeting earlier this year, of Teamsters airline divi- to the ground by Paul sup- and said thats not our job. But rules proposed by the equipment to patients, and though thats unlikely this sion. “In this case, only two porters Monday night Paul campaign manager Obama administration are one electronics lobbyist Christmas. people died, and it wasnt a before a debate between Jesse Benton said Profitts opposed by many of the even portrayed the proposal Industry lobbyists say the huge media story, so well the tea party favorite and actions were unacceptable nations top retailers, elec- as a holiday Grinch that government already has probably have to wait till 300 Democrat Jack Conway. and would not be tolerated. tronics manufacturers, bat- could drive up the cost of gift enough rules to ensure safe people do die before theres Valle was roughed up as “The Paul campaign has tery makers and cargo air- shipments. battery shipments; they say any change. she tried to give Paul a fake disassociated itself with “employee of the month the individual who took award. She told police she part in this incident, and was assaulted while trying once again urges all to take a picture with Paul. activists — on both sides — Study: Conservation slowing extinctions The race is one of the to remember that their most closely watched and political passions should By Malcolm Ritter hotly contested in the never manifest themselves Associated Press writer midterm elections. in physical altercations of Three hump- “I think that this is an any kind. NEW YORK — On aver- back whales extreme example of the Pauls campaign called age, 52 species of mammals, break the sur- kinds of sentiments that the altercation “incredibly birds and amphibians are face of the people are feeling in many unfortunate and expres- taking a significant step water as they races across the country, sed relief that the woman toward extinction each year, work together Valle said.“I think that ten- was not injured. a huge new analysis says. in a group But if not for conservation efforts, the march would be behavior even faster, researchers known as bub- Sheen leaves hospital reported Tuesday. ble feeding in Efforts to save endangered July 2008 off after NYC hotel outburst animals are making a differ- Cape Cod near ence, even as about 1 in 5 of Provincetown, The Associated Press tying that night, according the worlds backboned Mass. to a law enforcement offi- species — mammals, birds, NEW YORK — Charlie cial. She said he was yelling reptiles, amphibians and fish Sheen was briefly hospital- and tossing furniture when — are threatened with AP file photo ized Tuesday after security they returned to the room, extinction, according to a is in a desperate state. Its sit- future. That ranges from 13 data limitations, they at the Plaza Hotel called said the official, who was study published online in the uation is getting worse . but percent of birds to 41 percent focused on birds, mammals police to report he was dis- not authorized to speak journal Science. our results show we can turn of amphibians. and amphibians. Their orderly and had broken publicly about the The report was released as the situation around. We just The one-fifth number results translate to an average furniture in his room, encounter and spoke to The delegates from more than need greater political will isnt much of a surprise, but of 52 species moving one police said. Associated Press on condi- 190 nations meet at a United and resources. the new study is the first category closer to extinction His publicist blamed an tion of anonymity. Nations conference in The study considered global audit of vertebrates, each year. allergic reaction to medica- Police Commissioner Nagoya, Japan, to set 20 almost 26,000 species of said Craig Hilton-Taylor of Amphibians, which in- tion, and said the actor was Raymond Kelly said hotel measurable targets to com- vertebrates — animals with a the IUCN, a study author. clude frogs and salamanders, discharged Tuesday security reported Sheen bat the loss of many diverse backbone — whose conser- To look for trends, the showed the fastest decline, evening and on his way was disorderly. The actor species. vation status is on the “Red authors used a statistical with mammals second. The back to Los Angeles. voluntarily went with “Our results should be a List of the International measure that tracks how trend was less severe for Sheen appeared highly authorities for a psychiatric timely wake-up call to gov- Union for Conservation of particular species have birds, but still included crea- intoxicated when officers evaluation. ernments in Nagoya, said Nature. It found that about moved among the eight cat- tures like the green-colored arrived to his room around “No arrests were made. Stuart Butchart, a study one-fifth of vertebrate egories of the Red List — an Hoses broadbill of Malaysia 1:30 a.m., and a woman Its not a complaint. Hes author and global research species are “threatened, indication of improvement and Indonesia, which has with him said they had being treated at a hospital, coordinator at BirdLife meaning they are close to or worsening of their conser- suffered declines in its forest been out drinking and par- Kelly said. International. “Biodiversity going extinct in the near vation status. Because of habitat.

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Business 4 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 WORLD Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho U.S.: Enemies are searching WikiLeaks Iraq papers By Lara Jakes did not say which groups, or how Assange told CNN that the nearly Secretary Robert Gates said he was enough of it, frankly,Lynn said. Associated Press the Pentagon knew they were 400,000 papers did not put troops not yet aware of any Afghan people In Washington, Pentagon researching the documents. at risk because the names of any who were killed as the result of the spokesman Marine Col. David BAGHDAD — U.S. enemies “There are groups out there that soldiers or Iraqi civilians have been leak, “but I put emphasis on the Lapan said WikiLeaks may have already are combing through data have said they are indeed mining redacted. word yet. even more classified material than released last week in a trove of Iraq this data to turn around and use The U.S. has said that the Lynn said the leaked information U.S. officials previously believed. war documents for ways to harm against us,Lynn told a small group WikiLeaks release of secret Afghan would not change the way the esti- He declined to characterize it, but the American military, the of reporters during a brief visit to and Iraq war documents threatens mated 50,000 U.S. troops in Iraq WikiLeaks already has posted half a Pentagons No. 2 official said Baghdad. “We think this is prob- national security. operate. But he said he is mulling million secret Iraq and Afghanistan Tuesday. lematic. WikiLeaks posted about 77,000 ways to keep more documents from war files since July. U.S. Deputy Defense Secretary The Pentagon furiously opposed Afghanistan war logs on its site in leaking in the future,such as having The group is also believed to have William J. Lynn called the docu- the documentsrelease Saturday by July, and the Pentagon concluded computer systems monitor for another 15,000 Afghan war field ments “stolen material and said the whistle-blower WikiLeaks that no U.S. intelligence sources or irregular data searches. reports, 260,000 diplomatic cables they give adversaries key insight on website.Lynns remarks came a day practices were compromised by the “It does seem like common- and U.S. video of casualties in how the U.S. military operates. He after WikiLeaks founder Julian posting. A few weeks later, Defense sense, and I dont think were doing Afghanistan. Iraq court sentences DEATH OF AN EMPEROR Saddams foreign minister to death By Jane Arraf The Christian Science Monitor Tariq BAGHDAD — Iraqis Aziz thirsting for vengeance as Former Iraqi minister, the much as justice welcomed public face the death sentence of Saddam Tuesday of one of Saddam Hussein’s regime Husseins best-known officials, Tariq Aziz. “The men of the former Early life regime were all criminals 1936 Born near Mosul, Iraq, — they killed many Iraqis, to a Chaldean Catholic family 6WXGLHG(QJOLVKDWWKH8QLYHUVLW\ and it is about time to taste RI%DJKGDGWKHQZRUNHGDVD what the people were suf- MRXUQDOLVWEHIRUHHQWHULQJSROLWLFV fering, said Kareem Political life Ahmed Jassim, a retired 1957 Joined Saddam Hussein’s government employee Ba’ath Arab Socialist Party playing cards at a coffee 1968 Ba’ath party comes to power; shop in central Baghdad. 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The stag was found dead soon after its picture ly for parliament as part of 3HQWDJRQҋVPRVWZDQWHG,UDTLVOLVW appeared in the national press. the State of Law coalition 2009 Sentenced to 15 years in of Prime Minister Nouri SULVLRQIRUFULPHVDJDLQVWKXPDQLW\ 2010 Sentenced to death by an al-Maliki. A major part of ,UDTLFRXUWIRUFULPHVDJDLQVWULYDO the trial was related to 6KLLWHVFODLPVKHZDVQRWLQYROYHG Animal lovers mourn giant stag killed in UK main targets of Saddams LQ6DGGDPҋVSXUJHVH[HFXWLRQV Source: BBC, New York Times campaign against Islamic Graphic: Pat Carr © 2010 MCT By Jill Lawless 1,000 years. At 300 pounds, he towered poachers, who sell their meat for cash. parties — including al- Associated Press over the other stags around him, and Austin said he deliberately did not Malikis Shiite Dawa Party. opposed to Saddams during the autumn mating season he reveal the Emperors exact location, but “We believe that the leadership. LONDON — Its a photo of animal easily kept them at bay as he attracted a some wondered whether the attention sentences announced Two other Saddam-era majesty that has turned into a murder harem of female deer. his images drew to the animal may have today are intended to serve officials, including the mystery: Who shot the Emperor? Austin photographed the stag during helped bring about its death. the interests of nominat- former presidents chief Nature lovers on Tuesday were last years mating season and again this “Without a doubt the publicity of ing Maliki for the prime aide, were also sentenced mourning a red stag dubbed the year, publishing photos that expanded this photo led to its death,said Manni ministers position, said to hang. Emperor of Exmoor — a 9-foot giant the animals renown. Walton, European sales director of the Maysoon al-Damluji from Aziz looked ashen and reported to be the biggest wild animal in The photos, first published Oct. 5, Corbis photo agency. the rival Iraqiya bloc, a clutched the handrail in the British Isles. He was found dead showed the Emperor standing regally in Patrick Llewellyn, assistant picture secular coalition with front of him as the judge days after his picture appeared in the a field, his dramatic antlers held high, editor at The Sunday Times Magazine, strong Sunni support. She literally shouted out the national press. and roaring as two female deer looked said it was possible publicity made the said the sentence was also sentence, at one point The Emperors size set him apart on. Emperor a target. “But anyone who is aimed at diverting atten- asking the former foreign from the herd, but may also have made Mystery surrounds the stags demise. interested in choosing a trophy stag tion from leaked U.S. mili- minister if he understood. him prize prey for hunters willing to pay Douglas Batchelor, head of the anti- probably wouldve known of its exis- tary documents linking International experts handsomely for such a majestic trophy. hunting group League Against Cruel tence before the exposure of the photo- al-Malikis office to secret have criticized the pro- “With a set of antlers such as this Sports, said he was shot two weeks ago graph anyway, so it is very hard to tell. prisons and other abuses. ceedings, saying former deer had, it was basically going to kill near a place called Rackenford Moor. Local people were speculating furi- More than seven regime officials should be him in the end, said Richard Austin, Local and national media including the ously Tuesday about the identity and months after Iraqis went tried in an international the photographer whose images BBC gave a similar location, close to a nationality of the hunter: Was it an to the polls in national court, free from political appeared in newspapers — inevitably main road between the towns of American, a European, or a wealthy elections, al-Maliki is influence and intimida- accompanied by the word “majestic. Barnstaple and Tiverton. Briton who saw the picture and decided struggling to win enough tion. “He was his own worst enemy,I sup- The Emperors body is long gone — he wanted those magnificent antlers on support to lead a coalition But many Iraqis had lit- pose, Austin told the BBC. “Growing his head possibly to a taxidermist, the his wall? government. tle sympathy for Aziz,who that big and that huge and that magnif- rest probably to a butcher. “Whoever has got the trophy is Aziz, who also served as is seen by some as having icent, he was a definite target. In most cases the hunter — for a fee — going to keep pretty quiet about it, foreign minister, is best shown no remorse in the For the 12 years of his life, the takes the antlers or entire head as a tro- because it has stirred the most awful known as the internation- 10-month trial aired on Emperor roamed Exmoor in southwest phy. The landowner keeps the carcass, furor, said Peter Donnelly, a deer al face of the regime. A Iraqi TV, during which he England, a wild swath of heath and which often ends up being sold for management expert in the Exmoor fluent English speaker, he argued that he had not woodland that has drawn hunters for meat.Exmoors stags are also stalked by area. was the only high-ranking been involved in the Christian in Saddams cir- regimes decisions. cle. “Are you kidding? I The high tribunal ruled would have executed them that Aziz was guilty of even without a trial,said Indonesia hit by deadly tsunami, volcano crimes against humanity Younis Hassan, a butcher related to murder, torture playing cards at the same By Slamet Riyadi to tend to their crops and and forced exile of mem- coffee shop in central Associated Press 0CVWTCNRGTKNUUVTKMG+PFQPGUKC protect their homes, vil- bers of Islamic parties Baghdad. A powerful earthquake struck western Indonesia Monday, triggering lagers started streaming by MOUNT MERAPI, a tsunami that pounded villages on remote islands. On Tuesday, the thousands into make- Indonesia — A volcanic the country’s most volatile volcano, Mount Merapi, erupted. shift emergency shelters eruption and a tsunami THAI. 0 500 mi late Tuesday. Many carried killed scores of people hun- CAM. South sleeping mats, bags of Iran admits funding PHIL. China 0 500 km dreds of miles apart in Sea clothes and food as they Indonesia — spasms from settled in. the Pacific “Ring of Fire, Pacific Officials said earlier that Ocean Afghan government which spawns disasters MALAYSIA by closely monitoring the from deep within the Earth. volcano 310 miles southeast TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — spokesman P.J. Crowley Tuesdays eruption of Strong of the capital of Jakarta, Iran acknowledged Tues- said some of the U.S. aid to earthquake INDONESIA Mount Merapi killed at least triggers Jakarta they thought they could day it has been sending Afghanistan is in cash. 18 people, forced thousands tsunami avoid casualties. funds to neighboring U.S. officials asserted the to flee down its slopes and But the death toll rose Afghanistan for years, but money flowing from spewed burning ash and Indian Volcano quickly. said the money was Tehran was proof that Iran Ocean erupts smoke high into the air on AUSTRALIA Police and volunteers intended to aid reconstruc- is playing a double game in the island of Java. SOURCES: USGS; ESRI AP were shown on Metro TV tion, not to buy influence in Afghanistan — wooing the Meanwhile, off the coast pulling at least 14 ash-cov- the office of Afghan government while helping of Sumatra, about 800 the most seismically active “Its too early to know for ered bodies and carrying President Hamid Karzai. Taliban insurgents fighting miles west of the volcano, regions on the planet. sure,he said, adding that a them to waiting vehicles. Karzai said Monday he U.S. and NATO forces. Iran rescuers battled rough seas Scientists have warned big blast could still be com- Among the dead was a 2- receives millions of dollars denies that. to reach Indonesias that pressure building ing. “But if it continues like month-old baby, said in cash from Iran, adding “Iran has provided the Mentawai islands, where a beneath Merapis lava dome this for a while, we are look- Mareta, a hospital worker that Washington gives him country with plenty of 10-foot tsunami triggered could trigger its most pow- ing at a slow, long erup- who goes by only one name. “bags of money too help, Foreign Ministry by an earthquake Monday erful explosion in years. tion. The infants tiny body was because his office lacks spokesman Ramin Meh- night swept away hundreds But Gede Swantika, a A 2006 eruption at draped in a sheet as his funds. manparast said Tuesday in of homes, killing at least 113 government volcanologist, Merapi killed two people, mother cried. In Washington, Presi- his weekly news briefing in villagers, said Mujiharto of expressed hope the 9,737- one in 1994 killed 60 peo- Three people at Panti dent Obamas press secre- Tehran. “Iran has helped the Health Ministrys crisis foot mountain, which sent ple, and a 1930 blast killed Nugroho hospital died of tary, Robert Gibbs, denied construction of Afghani- center. Up to 500 others are rocks and debris cascading 1,300. burns after being hit by a that. “Were not in the big stan and the preparation of missing. down its southern slope, After refusing to budge searing cloud of ash, said bags of cash business, he its economic infrastructure The twin disasters hap- could be releasing steam from the volcanos fertile Agustinus Parjo, a said Tuesday. and it will pursue it in the pened hours apart in one of slowly. slopes, saying they wanted spokesman. Earlier,State Department future, too. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OBITUARIES/IDAHO/WEST Wednesday, October 27, 2010 Business 5 Terry Lynn Jacobsen Lucile L. Woodall DEATH NOTICES JEROME — Terry high school but BOISE — Lucile L. Twin Falls Bruin House in Burley. Lynn Jacobsen,59,of chose to attend ISU Woodall,93, of Boise Boosters, University Jerry W. Dauby Arrangements will be Jerome, went home briefly then served and formerly Twin of Idaho Vandal Jerry W. Dauby, 66, of announced by Morrison to Heaven to fish in briefly in the U.S. Falls, passed away Boosters and the Twin Falls, died Monday, Funeral Home in Rupert. the river of life after a Army. Terry worked Saturday, Oct. 23, College of Southern Oct. 25, 2010, at his home. long, courageous many jobs, but his 2010, at a local Idaho Golden Eagle A graveside service will be battle with cancer favorite was Ramsey assisted living facili- Boosters. In her later held at 1 p.m. Friday,Oct. 29, Tamela L. Wilson Saturday, Oct. 23, Produce driving the ty. years, she also at Sunset Memorial Park in Burley — Tamela Lynn 2010. 18-wheeler. Terry She was born Aug. 23, became an enthusiastic Twin Falls; visitation from 6 Wilson, 24, of Burley, died Terry was born Sept. 6, was very loving and positive; 1917, in Soda Springs, Idaho, NASCAR fan. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 28, Sunday, Oct. 24, 2010, at her 1951, in Burley, Idaho, to he never met a person he to Stanley O. “Fox” and Lyda She was preceded in death at the Rosenau Funeral home. Arrangements will be Charles Merrill and Bertha didnt like. He always had a Tharp. She married Henry by her parents; her husband, Home, 2826 Addison Ave. E. announced by Hansen- Jacobsen. fish story to tell. We all will G. “Hank” Woodall on June Hank; her daughter, Marsha; in Twin Falls. Payne Mortuary in Burley. He is survived by his wife greatly miss him. 15, 1938, and together they her sister, Gaila Muslin; and of 28 years, Sally — “Hun There will be a memorial had two children, Marsha brother, Stanley O. Tharp Jr. Bun”; four siblings, Betty, celebration at 11 a.m. and Steve. Upon Hanks dis- She is survived by her son, Cornelius Rietveld Marvin O. Bartlett Vern,Carol and Dean; as well Saturday, Oct. 30, at The charge from the Army fol- Steve (Elise); grandchildren, Cornelius Robert Riet- WENDELL — Marvin O. as a large extended family Fathers Heart Church, 131 E. lowing World War II, the Peter (Dawn) Moon, Paul veld, 92 of Twin Falls, died Bartlett, 79, of Wendell, and friends. Terry had three Ave. F in Jerome. family moved to Weiser in (Marnie) Brown, Shauna Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010, at Idaho died Monday, Oct. 25, children, Thomas, Elizabeth The family requests that, 1947, Boise in 1949 and then (Sean) Erdmann, Lara Bridgeview Estates in Twin 2010, at the Veterans and Shawna. He was pre- in lieu of flowers, a donation to Twin Falls in 1952. (Chris) Unger, Lisa (Mike) Falls. Administration Medical ceded in death by his par- to The Fathers Heart Following Hanks retirement Ranieri and Chris Woodall; A memorial service will be Center in Boise. Arrange- ents. Church in care of Terry from American Oil and the as well as nine great-grand- held at 11 a.m. Saturday, ments will be announced by Terry loved the outdoors, Jacobsen will greatly be Twin Falls City Council, children; and numerous Oct. 30, at the First Demaray Funeral Service fishing, hunting, camping, appreciated. Hank and Lucile moved back nieces and nephews. Presbyterian Church, 209 Wendell Chapel (Condo- family gatherings and base- Arrangements are under to Boise in 1982. At her request, no local Fifth Ave. N. in Twin Falls lences may be sent online at ball. He was drafted by the the care of Farnsworth Lucile was a member of funeral will be held. (Parkes Magic Valley www.demarayfuneral- Houston Astros right out of Mortuary of Jerome. the Presbyterian Church and Interment will be at a later Funeral Home of Twin Falls). service.com). Eastern Star. She and Hank date in Fairview Cemetery in were active members of the Soda Springs. Bob Smith Herbert Burgess SERVICES MALTA — Osmer W. Herbert Burgess, 93, of Arnold Justin “Arnie” from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the Doris Wright “Bob” Smith, 81, of Malta, Twin Falls, died Tuesday, Bahr of Boise and formerly of Morrison Funeral Home, 188 died Monday, Oct. 25, 2010, Oct. 26, 2010, at St. Lukes Gooding, committal service Highway 24 in Rupert, and 11 FRUITLAND — the annual vacation at the Southwest Idaho Magic Valley Medical Center at 2 p.m. today at the Idaho to 11:45 a.m. Thursday at the Doris Wright, age 82, at Williams Lake); Advanced Care Hospital in in Twin Falls. Arrangements State Veterans Cemetery in church. beloved mother and however, her true Boise. The funeral will be will be announced by Parkes Boise (Alden-Waggoner grandmother, passed passion was caring held at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. Magic Valley Funeral Home Funeral Chapel in Boise). Violet “Vi” Webb of away at her home for and following 1, at the Malta LDS Church; of Twin Falls. Hazelton, memorial service Friday, Oct. 22, 2010. her three grandsons, visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. Carl D. Toupin of at 1 p.m. today at White A memorial serv- Will, Ryan and Sunday, Oct. 31, at the Murtaugh, celebration of life Mortuary in Twin Falls. ice will be held at Adam. Rasmussen Funeral Home, Jennifer L. Scott at 1 p.m. today at Parkes 10:30 a.m. Wednes- Doris was a mem- 1350 E.16th St.in Burley,and Jennifer Lynn Scott, 22, of Magic Valley Funeral Home, Ralph Woodrow Maughan day, Oct. 27, at the First ber of the PEO sisterhood, from 10 until 10:45 a.m. Twin Falls, died Monday, 2551 Kimberly Road in Twin of Mesa, Ariz., and formerly United Methodist Church, Gamma Phi Beta and the Monday at the church. Oct. 25, 2010. Falls. of Rupert, funeral at 11 a.m. 502 N. 11th St. in Payette. United Methodist Church, Arrangements will be Saturday at the Acequia LDS Inurnment will be as well as the ladies golf announced by Rosenau Everett L. Clark of Burley, Church, 20403 Fifth St. in announced at a later date. association. Glen Little Funeral Home in Twin Falls. funeral at 11 a.m. Thursday Acequia; visitation from Services and arrangements In 2002,Doris moved with BURLEY — Glen Little, at the Burley LDS 3rd Ward 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. Saturday are under the direction of Russ, Andrea and her grand- aka “Frosty the Clown,” 84, Church, 2200 Oakley Ave.; at the church (Rasmussen Shaffer-Jensen Memory sons to Fruitland, where she of Burley, died Tuesday, Oct. Esther N. Schams visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral Home in Burley). Chapel in Fruitland. Condo- spent the last years of her life 26, 2010, in Kimberly. HAGERMAN — Esther N. Wednesday at Rasmussen lences may be sent to the following her favorite teams, A memorial service will be Schams, 76, of Hagerman, Funeral Home, 1350 E. 15th Charles Wickhorst of family at www.shaffer- the Fruitland Grizzlies and held at a later date in died Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010, St. in Burley, and 10 to 10:45 Twin Falls, funeral at 11 a.m. jensenchapel.com. the Carroll College Saints. Sarasota, Fla. (Hansen- at St. Benedicts Family a.m.Thursday at the church. Saturday at Parkes Magic Doris was born Jan. 30, She now gets to see those Payne Mortuary in Burley). Medical Center in Jerome. Valley Funeral Home, 2551 1928, in Twin Falls, Idaho, to games whenever she pleases. Arrangements will be Steven Bliss Rumsey of Kimberly Road in Twin Falls; Rasmus and Florence Ring. Doris met many wonderful announced by Demaray Colville, Wash.,and former- visitation from 5 to 7 p.m. She graduated from Buhl friends, coaches and players Walter Kraus Funeral Service Gooding ly of Rupert, wake at noon Friday at the mortuary (con- High School in 1944. Doris that made her life extraordi- RUPERT — Walter Kraus, Chapel (Condolences: Thursday at the Kalispel Hall dolences: www.magicval- graduated Phi Beta Kappa nary. 90, of Rupert, died Monday, www.demarayfuneralser- at the Community College of leyfuneralhome.com). from the University of Idaho Doris was preceded in Oct. 25, 2010, at the Warren vice.com). Colville, Wash. (Danekas in 1948 with a degree in bac- death by her parents; infant Funeral Chapel in Colville, William Clinton Stennett teriology and Arizona State brother, Eugene; and her Wash.; www.danekasfuner- of Ketchum,service at 2 p.m. University in 1951 with a husband, Jim. She is sur- alchapel.com). Saturday at the Hollister degree in elementary educa- vived by her sister, Betty LDS Ward Chapel; dinner tion. In 1978, she received (John) Conover; nieces, Shaun Hilton Critchfield follows at the Brackett her masters degree in edu- Marilyn and Peach and fam- of Oakley, funeral at noon home; celebration of life will cation from Boise State ilies; son, Russ; daughter- Thursday at the Oakley LDS be held in mid-November in University. in-law, Andrea; and her Stake Center; visitation Ketchum). In 1961,she married James three grandsons, Will, Ryan Lewis Wright and, in 1964, and Adam. On behalf of Mary Ruth Estep’s family, For obituary rates and information, call 735-3266 Monday settled in Rupert, where she In lieu of flowers, the fam- we would like to thank all of you for the through Saturday. Deadline is 3 p.m. for next-day publication. began a long teaching career. ily requests any memorials prayers, cards, food and memories of her. The e-mail address for obituaries is [email protected]. Doris and Jim raised one be made to Dollars for We were so blessed by a special lady in our Death notices are a free service and can be placed until child, Russ, during their Scholars Fruitland Chapter, lives. hank God for all of the beautiful 4 p.m. every day. To view or submit obituaries online, wonderful stay in Rupert. in care of Shaffer-Jensen or to place a message in an individual online guestbook, Doris enjoyed all sports, Memory Chapel, P.O. 730, memories with her. God Bless you all, go to www.magicvalley.com and click on “Obituaries.” golf and fishing (especially Payette, ID 83661. Bill Estep, Steve Estep, Pat and Brent Brocksome, Christina and Scott Goldstein, Bryan Brocksome, Lee and Dora Estep, Pentagon: Outage hits Wyo. nuke site William and Chris Estep. PROFESSIONAL The Associated Press never lost the ability to that time they were still spoke on condition of launch the missiles, offi- able to monitor the security anonymity because he was HEARINGHEARING AIDAID WASHINGTON — An cials said. of the affected missiles, not authorized to discuss equipment failure disrupted The Minuteman III inter- Vician said. the incident publicly, said communication between 50 continental ballistic mis- “The missiles were the equipment in the GET A FREE nuclear missiles and the siles are part of the 319th always protected. We have launch control center has launch control center at Missile Squadron stock- multiple redundancies and been the subject of unspec- HEARING Fritz Kippes, H.I.S. Warren Air Force Base in piled at Warren Air Force security features, and con- ified communications Hearing Instrument Wyoming over the weekend, Base near Cheyenne, where trol features,he added. problems in the past. TEST! Specialist an Air Force spokesman said 150 ICBMs are located. The The launch control center The White House DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WE CAN HELP! Tuesday. failure affected 50 of them, computers communicate referred questions to the Lt. Col. Todd Vician said or one-ninth of the U.S. through an underground Pentagon. CALL NOW! 734-2900 • 678-7600 the break occurred early arsenal. ICBMs at Air Force cable, but Vician could not The failure was first Saturday and lasted less bases in Montana and confirm the cable was the reported by The Atlantic on than one hour. The White North Dakota were not source of the problem. the magazines website. House was briefed about affected. Vician said base person- The communications fail- the failure Tuesday morn- The equipment failure nel inspected all 50 missile ure is the latest in a series of Finest In... ing. disrupted “communication sites and found no evidence nuclear mishaps that have There was no evidence of between the control center of damage. plagued the Air Force in Flowers foul play, and the Air Force and the missiles, but during One military official, who recent years. Design Service Inmate caught after escaping Authorities: All three dead in in SW Idaho Washington small plane crash BOISE (AP) — Prison offi- 733-9292 cials in southwestern Idaho CHEHALIS, Wash. (AP) gers who said they heard a Transportation and Safety 1563 Fillmore Street, North Bridge Plaza, Unit 1-C say theyve recaptured an — A light plane that van- plane turning. Board in their federal Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 inmate who walked away ished in southwest The plane was regis- investigation and anx- from his job in Boise earlier Washington crashed and tered to Pacific Cataract iously awaiting answers to this month. disintegrated on impact in and Laser Institute of this tragedy, Eldredge Michael Edward Austin, remote, rugged terrain, Chehalis, an eye surgery said. an inmate assigned to the killing all three people company. Two employees The institute has more South Idaho Correctional aboard, authorities said were reported aboard the than 385 staffers in 17 Institutions Community Tuesday. plane, which was report- offices in Alaska, Idaho, Work Center, was arrested A ground team that edly piloted by a veteran Montana, New Mexico, late Monday after a burglary reached the crash site, 70-year-old pilot from the Oregon and Washington. in Ada County. about 10 miles northeast Chehalis area. With snowfall increas- DID YOU KNOW? When he was arrested, he of Morton, found the In a statement Tuesday ing, a crew from the coro- Did you know Medicare had minor cuts, what wreckage of the twin- evening, PCLI Executive ners office was unable to authorities say resulted engine Cessna, said Lewis Vice President Debbie reach the crash site regulations require that at least from breaking one of the County sheriffs Chief Eldredge said those on Tuesday to retrieve the five percent of patient care hours burglarized homes win- Deputy Stacy Brown. The board included eye sur- victims, Chief Deputy be provided by volunteers? If you dows. plane vanished from radar geon Dr. Paul Shenk of Coroner Dawn Harris said. are interested in volunteering, Helen Shewmaker, RN The 44-year-old Austin early Monday after leaving Woodland, laser techni- The sheriffs office, please call us at Volunteer has convictions for grand Chehalis for Lewiston, cian Rod Rinta of Chehalis Federal Aviation Adminis- theft, driving under the Idaho. and contract pilot Ken tration and the county 208-735-0121 influence and forgery in Searchers used infor- Sabin of Chehalis. coroners office are inves- Twin Falls and Bannock mation from radar track- “We are in full coopera- tigating the crash, Brown VISIONS HOME HEALTH - HOME CARE OPTIONS counties. ing and reports from log- tion with the National said. thevisionsgroup.org Business 6 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 WEATHER/NATION Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho

BURLEY/RUPERT FORECAST TWIN FALLS FIVE-DAY FORECAST Yesterday’s Weather Today: A few clouds. High 44. Today Tonight Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday City Hi Lo Prcp Boise 48 39 0.21" Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 26. Challis 42 27 0.01" Coeur d’ Alene 45 37 0.11" Idaho Falls 45 32 Trace" Tomorrow: Scattered clouds. High 52. Jerome 39 33 0.01" Lewiston 49 42 0.01" Lowell 48 40 0.28" Malad City n/a n/a n/a" ALMANAC - BURLEY Malta n/a n/a n/a" Partly cloudy A few clouds Partly cloudy, Mostly sunny Incoming More rain Pocatello 42 33 0.01" skies around warmer showers expected Rexburg 40 30 Trace" Temperature Precipitation Salmon 43 30 0.00" Stanley 33 25 0.09" Sun Valley 38 24 0.00" Yesterday’s High 43° Yesterday’s Trace High 49° Low 27° 57° / 35° 58° / 40° 56° / 41° 53° / 39° Yesterday’s Low 32° Month to Date 1.5" Normal High / Low 60° / 32° Avg. Month to Date 0.52" ALMANAC - TWIN FALLS Record High 78° in 1999 Water Year to Date 1.51" Record Low 19° in 1948 Avg. Water Year to Date 0.52" Barometric Sunrise and Temperature Precipitation Humidity Pressure Sunset IDAHO’S FORECAST Yesterday’s High 43° Yesterday’s 0.01" Yesterday’s High 93% 5 pm Yesterday 29.97 in. Today Sunrise: 8:05 AM Sunset: 6:37 PM Yesterday’s Low 35° Month to Date 1.21" Yesterday’s Low 62% Thursday Sunrise: 8:07 AM Sunset: 6:36 PM SUN VALLEY, SURROUNDING MTS. Normal High / Low 60° / 33° Avg. Month to Date 0.61" Today’s Forecast Avg. 76% Friday Sunrise: 8:08 AM Sunset: 6:35 PM Wednesday's weather looks dry. Then other Record High 77° in 1990 Water Year to Date 1.21" Saturday Sunrise: 8:09 AM Sunset: 6:33 PM than a few flurries, at best, on Thursday and Record Low 21° in 1997 Avg. Water Year to Date 0.61" A water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 Sunday Sunrise: 8:09 AM Sunset: 6:32 PM Friday, the weather looks to stay settled. Temperature & Precipitation valid through 5 pm yesterday Moonrise Coeur d’ Moon Phases Today’s U. V. Index Low Moderate High Alene Today Highs 40'sTonight’s Lows 20's to 30's and Moonset Forecasts and maps prepared by: 45 / 33 BOISE Today Moonrise: 10:01 PM Moonset: 12:48 PM 4 11 3 5 7 10 Through Friday the weather will be Thursday Last New First Full Moonrise: 11:08 PM Moonset: 1:34 PM The higher the index the10 Cheyenne, Wyoming partly cloudy, dry and a bit warmer Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 21 Friday Moonrise: none Moonset: 2:14 PM more sun protection needed www.dayweather.com each day. A few showers return on Saturday. REGIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST WORLD FORECAST Lewiston Today Tomorrow Friday Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow 51 / 39 Today Highs/Lows 40's to 50's / 20's to 30's City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Boise 50 29 pc 56 35 pc 55 35 sh Atlanta 80 57 th 71 43 pc Orlando 90 69 pc 90 70 th Acapulco 86 75 th 88 76 th Moscow 41 27 ls 33 25 ls Grangeville NORTHERN UTAH Bonners Ferry 44 31 sh 45 34 r 45 34 r Atlantic City 70 59 th 69 47 pc Philadelphia 74 57 th 72 46 pc Athens 72 57 th 70 56 sh Nairobi 74 53 sh 76 52 sh Mostly sunny to sunny Burley 44 26 pc 52 32 pc 57 32 r Baltimore 72 53 th 69 43 pc Phoenix 83 61 su 90 64 su Auckland 65 52 sh 65 47 sh Oslo 48 40 r 48 38 sh 44 / 34 skies and a gradual Challis 43 22 pc 47 30 pc 53 30 r Billings 48 28 pc 55 34 pc Portland, ME 62 49 sh 59 46 pc Bangkok 84 74 th 86 71 pc Paris 55 44 r 57 44 pc Coeur d’ Alene 45 33 pc 45 36 r 46 36 r Birmingham 79 52 th 71 42 su Raleigh 85 65 th 79 46 th Beijing 60 38 pc 61 40 pc Prague 48 36 pc 53 35 pc warming trend move in for Elko, NV 49 20 su 59 30 pc 58 30 sh Boston 72 54 th 71 50 pc Rapid City 41 27 w 57 39 su Berlin 48 40 pc 50 38 r Rio de Jane 72 59 sh 75 62 sh the duration of this work Eugene, OR 51 42 r 54 42 r 54 42 r Charleston, SC 81 73 pc 81 60 th Reno 54 37 pc 60 42 r Buenos Aires 70 56 pc 73 59 pc Rome 63 47 pc 63 50 pc McCall and school week. Gooding 43 26 pc 51 33 pc 51 33 sh Charleston, WV 75 48 pc 64 35 pc Sacramento 63 51 r 64 52 r Cairo 91 64 pc 94 63 pc Santiago 69 39 sh 65 37 sh Grace 40 21 ls 52 35 pc 53 35 r Chicago 61 42 pc 49 41 pc St. Louis 69 42 su 57 38 su Dhahran 93 81 pc 91 79 pc Seoul 52 33 pc 57 39 pc Salmon 39 / 19 Hagerman 50 27 pc 58 33 pc 57 33 sh Cleveland 67 46 su 55 41 sh St.Paul 42 34 mx 45 29 pc Geneva 50 29 pc 54 30 pc Sydney 67 45 sh 73 60 pc 47 / 24 Hailey 40 26 pc 48 35 pc 50 35 r Denver 52 33 su 65 42 su Salt Lake City 46 35 pc 58 45 pc Hong Kong 71 64 pc 71 64 pc Tel Aviv 79 77 pc 84 74 pc Idaho Falls 41 22 pc 47 30 pc 55 30 r Des Moines 50 30 pc 52 32 pc San Diego 71 59 su 72 59 fg Jerusalem 88 64 pc 95 66 pc Tokyo 54 52 r 58 51 r Kalispell, MT 45 24 mc 47 29 pc 48 29 sh Detroit 66 44 pc 47 37 sh San Francisco 63 53 pc 62 54 r Johannesburg 81 55 pc 78 54 th Vienna 47 31 pc 50 33 pc Jerome 46 28 pc 54 34 pc 54 34 sh El Paso 78 48 su 78 52 pc Seattle 54 43 r 53 44 r Kuwait City 93 70 pc 92 71 pc Warsaw 43 34 pc 45 37 pc Lewiston 51 39 pc 58 41 r 51 41 r Fairbanks 27 22 pc 29 12 ls Tucson 82 58 su 88 59 su London 57 48 sh 60 51 sh Winnipeg 42 28 ls 34 27 ls Caldwell Malad City 44 26 mx 51 32 pc 56 32 r Fargo 35 22 sn 36 22 pc Washington, DC 74 55 th 72 44 pc Mexico City 76 42 pc 72 43 pc Zurich 44 24 pc 48 33 pc 53 / 30 Idaho Falls Malta 43 27 pc 53 36 pc 56 36 r Honolulu 84 72 sh 84 72 sh McCall 39 19 mx 45 28 r 43 28 sh Houston 90 62 pc 80 50 pc Boise Sun Valley 41 / 22 Missoula, MT 47 28 pc 48 30 pc 52 30 r Indianapolis 68 38 pc 50 33 pc TODAY’S NATIONAL MAP 50 / 29 37 / 20 Pocatello 42 29 pc 50 41 pc 56 41 r Jacksonville 87 70 th 86 59 th Portland, OR 54 43 r 53 44 r 53 44 r Kansas City 62 38 su 58 39 su -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Pocatello Rupert 45 27 pc 54 33 pc 57 33 r Las Vegas 70 49 su 75 59 pc Rupert 42 / 29 Rexburg 38 20 ls 45 25 pc 53 25 r Little Rock 77 45 pc 69 41 su Mountain Home 45 / 27 49 / 25 Richland, WA 55 37 pc 50 38 r 55 38 r Los Angeles 83 57 su 84 58 fg L Rogerson 42 27 pc 53 36 pc 53 36 sh Memphis 78 48 pc 66 40 su Burley Salmon 47 24 pc 46 28 pc 51 28 r Miami 86 76 sh 85 75 pc Twin Falls 44 / 26 Salt Lake City, UT 46 35 pc 58 45 pc 60 45 pc Milwaukee 56 37 pc 46 34 pc Fronts 49 / 27 Spokane, WA 49 32 pc 48 34 r 49 34 r Nashville 77 47 pc 64 38 pc Stanley 38 11 pc 40 23 pc 44 23 r New Orleans 87 69 th 80 58 th Yesterday’s State Extremes - High: 48 at Caldwell Low: 18 at Dixie Sun Valley 37 20 pc 40 33 pc 44 33 mx New York 73 58 th 73 47 pc Cold Yellowstone, MT Oklahoma City 39 weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, 31 8 ls 39 23 pc 43 23 pc 69 su 70 40 su Omaha 53 29 pc 55 35 su H th-thunderstorms, sh-showers,r-rain, sn-snow, fl-flurries, w-wind, m-missing Warm CANADIAN FORECAST Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Stationary City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W GREGG MIDDLEKAUFF’S QUOTE OF THE DAY Calgary 40 24 pc 39 27 pc Saskatoon 32 18 pc 35 24 pc Cranbrook 35 25 ls 38 29 pc Toronto 62 42 pc 51 33 sh Valid to 6 p.m. today “Habits are like a cable. 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TTY users, call 711. two people were injured AS2541ST C0009_PDP3177134_001 when a section of roof was Dinner in 35 minuteswith spinach and pasta soup F FOOD 5 Get new green ideas for your garden, Food 3 / Vampire bite, Food 3 / Candy corn cupcakes, Food 4 / Swiss chard, Food 7 Food WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2010 FEATURES EDITOR VIRGINIA HUTCHINS: 735-3242 [email protected] CSI’s new pastry oven turns out glorious little By Melissa Davlin ❖ Times-News writer Getting up early for school isn’t something I’ve had to do in years. But last week, I had a sweet incentive. On Oct. 20, I joined Susan Ettesvold’s Baking and Pastry Arts MORE ONLINE students for a morning of macaron making in the program’s new bak- TEMPT your palate with a ing facility at College of Southern video and more delectable Idaho. photos of macaron making. The Baking and Pastry Arts pro- MAGICVALLEY.COM gram is a one-year course with 16 students who spend their days preparing desserts for CSI’s Desert INSIDE Cafe and other fundraising events. Read a recipe The pastry program is in its second for making macarons. year, and Ettesvold hopes to expand it to a two-year program. See Food 2 My day started at 8 a.m. in a Canyon building classroom. A sugar and egg whites. The desserts, handful of students brought breads which have been tea time staples in and cookies to share, which their Paris for years, are gaining popu- classmates nibbled on while larity in America, according to watching presentations on famous NPR, the Wall Street Journal and pastry chefs. (“Better up the spin- Salon.com. ning class,” Ettesvold said before When made properly, the cook- taking a treat.) ies are shiny and develop a base Ettesvold briefed us on the day’s that pastry chefs call the pied,or project: macarons.These aren’t the foot. Such delicate cookies require coconut macaroons that are so precision in preparation, Ettesvold common in the U.S. — French said. Any small misstep can result macarons are sweet sandwiches in imperfect macarons. If the bat- composed of buttercream or jam ter is stirred more than 20 times, fillings and meringue-like cookies the cookies will have oily spots; that are made from almond flour, fewer than 10 times, and they See MACARONS, Food 2 Learn the skills ... Interested in joining the Baking and Pastry Arts program? The spring-semester Professional Baking and Pastry 1 class meets from 8 a.m. to 1:50 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 18 to May 12. Instructor Susan Ettesvold encourages prospective students to read the FAQ on her site, csi.edu/dir.asp?settesvold. Registration starts Monday. Visit csi.edu for information. ... or just eat the food Photos by MEAGAN THOMPSON/Times-News There are only a handful of Desert Cafe days left this year, but you can still taste With its bright colors and delicate texture, the macaron has been described as divine treat or gem of the cookie world. College of the baking and pastry arts students’ wares at lunches served from 11:30 a.m. to Southern Idaho baking and pastry instructor Susan Ettesvold says the finicky little cookie is one of the seven most expensive 1 p.m. today, Thursday, Nov. 10, Nov. 11, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2. The Desert Cafe is in desserts in the world. Pictured are the raspberry and peach macaron, top, lemon blueberry macaron and passion fruit macaron, the Desert building on the College of Southern Idaho campus in Twin Falls. all made by CSI students.

Reporter Melissa Davlin gently presses the top and bottom of a macaron together as she and College of Southern Idaho students Taylor Twitchell, left, and Sladjana Mandura, center, with Times-News reporter Melissa Davlin fellow bakers finish their coffee-flavored macarons. take a peek at macarons as they cook in a large oven in the College of Southern Idaho’s baking and pastry arts class Oct. 20.

When it’s chilly outside, and you reporter and photographer (and want to take advantage of every have a completed casserole avail- moment of sunlight, what could be able for them to sample). The win- better for dinner than a casserole? ner — chosen based on the taste of But who makes the best Comfy Casserole Contest the casserole as well as the recipe casseroles in south-central Idaho? criteria — will be announced Nov. The Times-News wants to find out. Versatile (substitutions found the recipe in a cookbook 17. To enter,submit the recipe for can be made easily if an you bought on your Submit your recipes to reporter your family’s favorite casserole by ingredient honeymoon). Ariel Hansen at Friday.From the entrants, we will is unavailable) Finalists will be [email protected] (dead- select the recipes that best fit the fol- We’ll give extra points selected based on line 5 p.m. Friday), or drop them lowing criteria: for casseroles that are unex- recipes, and those off in person at the Times-News Easy to make (not a lot of special pected in flavor or construction chosen cooks will need to offices, 132 Fairfield St. W.,Twin equipment or techniques required) and those that have a good story be available the week of Nov. Falls (deadline noon Friday). Uses commonly found ingredi- (perhaps they were great-grandma’s 8 to demonstrate how to Include a phone number where ents (a few specialty ingredients OK) recipe from the old country,or you make the casserole for a you can be reached during the day. Food 2 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 FOOD Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Making marvelous macarons usan Ettesvold uses powdered sugar at least 1/2 inch apart. this basic recipe from 3 large egg whites, room Rap the baking sheet firm- S Hisako Ogita’s “I Love temperature ly against the counter or Macarons” and adds colors 5 tablespoons granulated other flat surface. Dry the and flavors to the macaron sugar batter at room temperature, batter.You can find almond 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, uncovered, for 15 minutes. Times-News flour in health food sections or seeds from half a vanilla When dry,a slight crust reporter Melissa of most grocery stores or in bean should form on top of the Davlin helps pipe a some baking sections. Bob’s macarons, and the batter Preheat oven pumpkin-flavored Red Mill almond flour is to 375 shouldn’t stick to your fingers widely available in Magic degrees and line metal baking when you touch them. macaron made by Valley but is more coarse than sheets with parchment paper. Place oven racks in the CSI student Trevor other brands. Pulsing in a In a food processor,grind center of the oven. Stack the Dixon during an food processor with sugar almond flour and powdered baking sheet with the batter Oct. 20 class. will help break down the sugar together to a fine pow- circles into an empty baking almond bits, Ettesvold said, der.Sift the mixture through sheet and slide both into the but make sure you do it at the a medium-mesh sieve twice. oven. (The doubled baking same time as the sugar; oth- Set aside. sheet prevents the macarons erwise, it turns into almond In a stainless steel mixing from getting overbaked.) butter. bowl, beat egg whites on high Bake for 15 to 18 minutes, Want more than vanilla? speed until they are foamy. until slightly crisp and crack- Experiment with other fla- Gradually add the granulated led on top. Rotate the tray vors — ginger,pumpkin, sugar to the egg whites, mak- throughout to bake the mac- raspberry,lemon, pistachio. ing sure to scrape mixture off arons evenly. Add liquid food coloring or sides of bowl. Add vanilla and If the insides of the mac- flavors, like pureed fruit, to stir lightly.When the arons are still soft after the whipped egg whites meringue is stiff, firm and has 15 minutes, lower the oven before adding flour.Add dry a glossy texture, it is done. temperature to 300 degrees, flavors, like powders or dehy- Add half of the sifted cover the tray with aluminum drated fruit, to the flour mix. almond flour mixture. Stir foil, and bake for another 2 to Use small amounts of intense with a spatula while scooping 3 minutes. MEAGAN THOMPSON/ flavors so you don’t throw off up from the bottom of the Remove baking sheet from Times-News the liquid-to-dry ingredient bowl. Add the rest of the flour oven and cool. Spread cream ratio. and mix lightly in a circular between two of the macaron And you may have to motion. When you run out of shells. adjust your oven tempera- flour,press and spread out Macarons ture.“Macarons make you the batter against the bowl’s SIMPLE BUTTERCREAM Continued from Food 1 While I worked, Twitchell the prep table to make the learn about your oven too,” sides. Repeat the scooping- won’t be shiny. told me about her love of the coffee buttercream that Ettesvold wrote in an e-mail and-pressing about 15 times. 1 pound lightly salted We learned tips on how to pastry program. Classes can would fill the centers. Her to the Times-News.“The When batter is nicely firm butter,softened avoid common errors and set get intense, she said, but it’s classmates noticed and came batches I’ve baked at home and drips slowly as you scoop 2 pounds powdered sugar, off to change into our pastry worth it when they get to over with clean spoons for a were terrific at 350 (degrees). it with a spatula, the mixture sifted chef get-ups. Ettesvold show off their work to diners sample. In our commercial oven, is done. 2 teaspoons vanilla extract hooked me up with a loaner at the Desert Cafe. “This is not lunch,” she told 300-310 was just right.” Attach a .4-inch tip to a chef hat and jacket, and I fol- “When we give out them, then let them sample pastry bag. Twist the bag to Cream the butter until lowed the students to the desserts, we really want to anyway. BASIC MACARON hold the tip tightly to prevent light and fluffy.Add the pow- kitchen. impress,” Twitchell said. And As soon as the cookies BATTER batter from leaking out. Pour dered sugar and mix on low The new facility in the it’s working. “People are lov- cooled, Mandura and I filled batter into pastry bag and clip until combined, then whip Canyon building has eight ing it.”She pulled out her cell them.She showed me the best Adapted from Hisako the bag top to prevent batter until smooth. Add the vanilla tables,each with its own stand phone and showed me a pic- way to pipe the buttercream Ogita’s “I Love Macarons.” from escaping. and continue beating until mixers and power stations. ture of a wedding cake she had onto the cookies: Start at the Squeeze batter onto parch- the icing is smooth and light. Ettesvold’s table at the front baked recently. Large-scale edge and circle in, then twist 2/3 cup (3 ounces) almond ment paper-lined metal bak- Add desired flavors and col- sits under an angled mirror, cakes helped her realize how the top slightly when sand- flour ing sheets, making 1-inch cir- ors to complement the mac- which allows her to demon- much she loves pastries. wiching the two together. By 1 1/2 cups (5.25 ounces) cles. Space the batter circles aron. strate baking techniques “I just decided, you know, the end, I was no macaron without everyone crowding this is what I want to do,” she master, but the ones we made around. With the exception of said. were pretty darn tasty. a big stand mixer and storage I chatted with other stu- When I left the kitchen to bins, everything in the bake dents about their creations: return to my computer, the shop is new, Ettesvold said. In Lemon and blueberry by students hooked me up with a the pastry program’s first year, Megan McFarland and her few macarons for the road. I "Fall" in to see the students shared a kitchen partner. Pumpkin by Trevor had to turn in my awesome with instructor Mike Dixon and his partner. chef coat and hat, but the what's new at Johnson’s culinary arts stu- Chocolate with gold luster by knowledge that I helped pro- dents, making for crowded Claire Bearden’s team. duce such delicious treats was class sessions, said student Thursday’s Desert Cafe diners souvenir enough for me. Mary Lous Flower Cart Sladjana Mandura. would be in for a colorful treat. 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The College of Southern Idaho’s Community Education Center is offering the class “Mixology: Martinis,”7-9 p.m. Thursday at the Turf Club on Falls Avenue in Twin Falls. A bartender will share tricks of the trade as students make and taste specialty martinis. Students will learn the secret to mixing the perfect martini and what supplies are needed to do it at home. Participants must be 21 or older and must show ID. Cost is $15, plus a $10 supply fee. Register: 732-6442 or communityed.csi.edu. A savory tradition Slower than coleslaw, quicker than beer — learn

AP photo the ins and outs of home-fermented sauerkraut. Inspired by Halloween’s most iconic candies, these cupcakes are a totally different take on the familiar yellow, orange and white treat. Next Wednesday in Food Your favorite Halloween “PROFESSIONALPROFESSIONAL FURNITURE RRESTORATION” Finish & Structural Repairs Antique Restoration candy, as a cupcake treat Stripping & Rei nishing Color Matching & Custom Finishes By Alison Ladman 1 cup granulated sugar medium-high, a bit at a time In a large bowl, use an electric Missing Parts Replacement For The Associated Press 1 teaspoon vanilla extract pour the eggs into the butter- mixer to beat together the 1/2 teaspoon orange sugar mixture. This should butter, sugar and milk until As one of Halloween’s extract take about 5 minutes. smooth and creamy. Add the www.nlrestorations.com 208-934-9061 most iconic candies, candy 4 whole eggs Using a spoon or silicone vanilla and beat to combine. corn seemed worthy of a 2 egg yolks spatula,gently but thorough- To finish the cupcakes, makeover. After all, we’ve 2 tablespoons heavy cream ly fold the flour mixture into overturn them so the bot- seen the candy mixed into Yellow and orange gel food the butter and egg mixture. toms face up. If the tops are Is Your Medicare cookie dough, sprinkled over coloring Divide the batter into 2 too rounded for them to sit ice cream, worked into bowls, one having slightly flat once overturned, they brownies and blondies, even For the frosting: more batter than the other. can be trimmed with a serrat- Plan Closing? used to infuse vodka for a very 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted Add several drops of yellow ed knife. adult sort of sticky tricky butter, room temperature food coloring to the bowl Transfer the frosting to a treat. 2 cups powdered sugar, with slightly more batter, zip-close bag. Cut off one But we hadn’t seen candy sifted then gently mix in until even- corner of the bag, then We have corn reworked as a cupcake, 2 tablespoons milk ly colored. Repeat using squeeze the frosting into a so we decided to give it a try. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract orange coloring for the sec- slightly pointed mound on Options & Solutions. Truth be told,no actual candy ond bowl of batter. top of each cupcake. corn is harmed in the making Heat the oven to 325 Divide the orange batter Per serving: 381 calories; Call us Today! of this recipe.But there would degrees. Lightly coat the cups between the cups of the pre- 227 calories from fat (58 per- 1 be nothing stopping you from of a muffin tin with baking pared muffin tin. cent of total calories); 26 g fat sprinkling a few over the spray. Transfer the yellow batter (16 g saturated; 1 g trans fats); : ( white frosting. In a medium bowl, sift to a medium zip-close bag. 144 mg cholesterol; 36 g car- WESTP RT To get these cupcakes to together the flour, baking Snip off one corner,then gen- bohydrate; 4 g protein; 0 g INSURANCE ADVISORS 6 bake up with clear distinc- powder and salt. tly squeeze (pipe) the batter fiber; 91 mg sodium. Chris Stevenson | 208.733.5858 | winwithwestport.com tions between the yellow and In another bowl, use an over the orange batter in each orange layers of the cake, the electric mixer to beat togeth- cup, creating 2 layers of col- recipe uses a pound cake bat- er the butter and sugar. Beat ored cake. Bake for 20 to 25 ter, rather than a traditional for 5 minutes, until very light minutes, or until a toothpick (and lighter) yellow cake bat- and fluffy. Beat in the vanilla inserted at the center comes ter. The result is a rich and and orange extracts. out clean. Allow to cool for 5 hearty cupcake. In a liquid measuring cup minutes, then transfer to a with a pour spout, beat rack to finish cooling. CANDY CORN together the whole eggs, yolks Once the cupcakes have CUPCAKES and cream. With the mixer on cooled, prepare the frosting. Start to finish: 2 hours (45 minutes active) Fall Presented by Makes 16

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Season with Sundays: Noon to 10:pm 1 pound turkey or chicken sausage, without casings salt to taste (keeping in mind that cheese might be added). :KHUH´&ODVV\DQG7UDVK\µPHHWLQ´&RZWRZQµ 1 medium onion Divide among individual wide shallow bowls; sprinkle with 1 or 2 large cloves garlic the freshly grated cheese, if desired. Serve hot. ing and Har 28 ounces canned whole peeled tomatoes, drained Makes 6 servings. K ts 4 cups water Per serving (based on 6): 360 calories, 28 g protein, 47 g King and Harts Bar & Grill 4 cups no-salt-added chicken broth, such as Kitchen carbohydrates, 8 g fat, 2 g saturated fat, 55 mg cholesterol, Basics brand 660 mg sodium, 6 g dietary fiber, 6 g sugar Castleford, Idaho 8 ounces dried mini-farfalle (bow-tie) pasta 8 ounces baby spinach leaves 15 ounces (1 can) no-salt-added cannellini (white kidney) beans, such as Eden brand Kosher salt Freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, for serving (optional) Bill Nichols, Owner, Pinch pieces of the sausage and place in a stockpot over Blip Color Join Us for . . . Wine Tasting at Rudy’s “Help yourself Chocolate toffee apples The last Friday of each Month. by shopping 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. locally.” By Julie Rothman milk. Add chocolate $12.50 for 6 wines plus the The Baltimore Sun squares. Cook over medium wine knowledge of our best distributors. heat, stirring constantly Larney Birkenbach from until candy reaches the firm Friday, October 29 Parkville, Md., was looking ball stage (245 degrees), Featuring Matt Holland of for a recipe for making about 12 to 15 minutes. chocolate toffee apples. He Remove from heat. Stir in Hayden Beverage, Boise said that back in the 1950s vanilla extract. Put apples Call for Details there was a street vendor in on sticks (insert stick downtown Baltimore who through core, but not in the made them and sold them on stem end). Dip apples in sticks. Nowadays, these candy and allow to cool on goodies are available this buttered baking sheet. time of year in many grocery stores and farmers’ markets, but they can be a bit expensive, and it’s easy to make them at home. Dorothy Griffith from Sparks, Md., sent in a recipe she clipped some years ago from this column. The recipe originally was sent in by Jay Carter of Baltimore and came from the September 1976 issue of House and Garden magazine. The recipe is straightfor- ward, but you must use a A Message candy thermometer and A Message From make sure that the candy coating reaches the proper Stasia Parra, CSI Student temperature. I used tart Granny Smith apples, as the original tester suggested, I’m a wife and mother of two children. I quit school which made for a delicious at an early age, but decided to go back and get my combination with the sweet- “ ness of the chocolate caramel GED. coating. One caveat: After about 24 hours, the apples CSI’s GED program was great. The teachers were can begin to sweat and the excellent, and they coached me through until I made candy coating can start to slide, so it’s best to eat them my decision to be an EMT. the day they are made. This yummy and almost healthy Now I’m enrolled“ at CSI and am working to get my homemade fall treat was a big EMT degree. 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In a heavy 3-quart saucepan, melt butter. Stir in brown sugar and salt. Add corn syrup. Stir to combine. 732-6250 or go online: www.csi.edu Gradually stir in condensed Food 6 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 FOOD Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Eating lighter: Chicken thighs with apple

By Stephanie Witt Sedgwick ed nutmeg enough to hold all the chick- until the chicken is cooked Special to The Washington Post 1/4 teaspoon salt en, over medium-high heat. through and tender. 3 pounds bone-in, skin- Add the chicken thighs, Transfer the chicken and This is a win-win dish: less chicken thighs (8 large smooth sides down; if the any intact apple pieces to a Apple pie spices and honey thighs or 16 small thighs), pan seems crowded, cook serving bowl or platter. provide the sweetness we trimmed of all excess fat the thighs in 2 batches.Cook Return the pan to the stove, don’t usually have at week- 1 tablespoon olive oil until the thighs have some over high heat so the liquid night meals (dessert is rare), 1 medium onion, finely brown color, about 4 min- in the pan comes to a boil. and diced apples melt into chopped (1 cup) utes, then turn them over Meanwhile, whisk the sweet-savory sauce for 2 large, crisp apples, and cook for 2 to 3 minutes. together the remaining 3 the chicken. peeled, cored and cut into 1- Transfer the browned pieces tablespoons of apple cider Skinless chicken breast inch pieces to a large plate. and the cornstarch in a halves can be used instead 3/4 cup plus 3 table- After all the chicken has small bowl so the corn- of chicken thighs, but the spoons apple cider been browned, add the starch dissolves, then whisk meat might not end up quite 3/4 cup low-sodium or onion to the pan. Reduce that mixture into the liquid as moist; if you use them, homemade chicken broth the heat as needed so the in the pan. reduce the oven time to 40 3 tablespoons honey onion cooks without burn- As soon as the liquid to 45 minutes. 2 tablespoons cornstarch ing; this will take 5 to 6 thickens to form a sauce, minutes. Add the apple remove the pan from the HONEY-BRAISED CHICKEN Preheat the oven to 300 pieces and cook for 2 to 3 heat. Pour the thickened degrees. minutes, stirring, then add sauce over the chicken and THIGHS WITH APPLE Combine the cinnamon, 3/4 cup of the apple cider, apples. Serve hot. 8 servings ginger, nutmeg and salt. the broth and honey. Bring Per serving: 200 calories, 1/2 teaspoon ground cin- Rub the spice mixture all the liquid to a boil then add 17 g protein, 21 g carbohy- namon over the chicken thighs. the browned chicken drates, 5 g fat, 1 g saturated 1/2 teaspoon ground gin- Heat the oil in a large pieces. Cover the pan and fat, 70 mg cholesterol, 150 ger shallow ovenproof braising transfer to the oven. mg sodium, 2 g dietary 1/4 teaspoon freshly grat- pan or roasting pan large Bake for about 1 hour, or fiber, 16 g sugar JAMES M. THRESHER/For The Washington Post

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See full menus and locations at WWW.MAGICVALLEYSITES.COM Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho FOOD Wednesday, October 27, 2010 Food 7 Theres more than one way to approach Swiss chard Dirt Twin Falls dirt biker By Vered Guttman Special to The Washington Post bike revives off-road club. If you have never cooked with Swiss chard and dare to do dreams Thursday in Outdoors so, heres the place to start: Replace the sauteed spinach in your favorite side-dish recipe with these beet-family greens. Don’t Confi ne Your Trophy Youll notice that the chard is milder, yet slightly bitter. To The Wall. . . Definitely worth trying. Bring in your own But if your favorite spinach Elk Ivory and let us recipe calls for cooking the veg- ccreate a unique item you etable to death and leaving it can wear with pride. limp on the plate,dont bother. Im a Swiss chard fan. Im always amazed by talented since 1991. Photos by DEB LINDSEY/For The Washington Post cooks who put a lot of thought Jewelry Fine If you have never cooked with Swiss chard, heres the place to start: Replace the sauteed spinach in your Originally designed artwork into the diversity of their main by John Boyer 1838 Addison Ave. E. 733-4552 courses but treat their veggies favorite side-dish recipe with it. — especially the leafy green cool running water for 1 ones — like second-class citi- minute. Drain and transfer to a zens. mixing bowl. The popular route with Add the beef, tomato, pars- Celebrate your next chard seems to be rinse, chop, ley, salt and pepper to the saute in olive oil. Thats a fine bowl; use your clean hands to event with us! way to go, but because we need mix well and form the stuff- greens to be part of our diet, we ing. ought to employ a variety of For the sauce: Heat the oil in techniques to prepare them. If a small skillet over medium Now Booking for you make them tasty — and heat. Add the chopped chard that is easy to do,because these stems, onion and garlic; cook leaves are so flavorful — you for 10 minutes, stirring occa- Holiday Parties! and your family will like to eat sionally, until the stems have them. softened. Add the sugar and Conferences • Reunions • Recitals My beautiful 1-year-old cook for 1 minute, stirring to Swiss Chard and Fava Bean Dip. Funerals • Weddings • Birthdays niece in Israel, Roni, will not dissolve, then add the broth touch a banana. But she will and lemon juice. Increase the All Celebrations Welcome! happily devour a bowl of Swiss MAKE AHEAD: The fava BULGUR- AND BEEF- heat to medium-high and chard chicken soup with just a beans need to be soaked in cool bring just to a boil, then In-house catering available touch of lemon. To me, she is water overnight. The dip can STUFFED SWISS remove from the heat.Add salt proof that kids are not born be covered in an airtight con- CHARD ROLLS to taste. with an attitude toward the tainer, with plastic wrap placed Use a little oil to grease the Eighth Street Center green stuff. directly on the surface, and Try these instead of stuffed bottom of a medium Dutch One of the best ways to use refrigerated for up to 1 day. grape leaves for your next oven or 10-inch skillet; it 200 N. 8th Street, Buhl • 543-5417 chard is to incorporate it into a From Chevy Chase, Md., party with hors doeuvres (cut should be large enough to hold www.eighthstreetcenter.com main course. Wrap a fish fillet caterer Vered Guttman. in half).Stuffed chard is a pop- the stuffed leaves in a single with chard before roasting. ular dish in Israel. layer. Chop it into rice dishes. Add it 1 cup dried split fava beans Serve as a main course with To assemble the rolls, work to lentil or pea soups in the last (see headnote) a crisp green salad. with 3 or 4 leaves at a time. five minutes of cooking. I love 1 bunch Swiss chard ( MAKE AHEAD: The filling Lay them flat on a cutting Don’t play games with your health. substituting chard for spinach 3/4 to 1 pound) can be made a day in advance board with the veined side up in spanakopita (try adding 6 tablespoons olive oil, plus and refrigerated in an airtight and tapered ends pointing roasted fennel seeds as well), more as needed container. away from you. Place 2 to 3 T and its wonderful in any salad 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, From Chevy Chase, Md., tablespoons of the stuffing with dry legumes such as fava plus more to taste caterer Vered Guttman. (depending on the size of the beans, black-eyed peas and 6 servings leaf) at the leaf end thats R chickpeas. Place the dried split fava closest to you.Roll over once, F E E The sturdy leaves are perfect beans in a bowl and cover with For the chard and stuffing: then fold in the sides and roll for rolling and stuffing: with cool water. Cover with a plate 2 bunches Swiss chard, to complete the package rice and ground turkey, with and let sit overnight. preferably with small, whole (without making the roll too S ground beef or with lentils and Drain through a fine-mesh leaves, rinsed well (about 1 3/4 tight). Repeat to use all of the bulgur. When green chard strainer; discard the water. pounds total) leaves; you might have a little leaves are first chopped and Transfer the beans to a medium 1 1/2 cups coarsely ground stuffing left over, which T sauteed in olive oil for five min- saucepan and cover with water bulgur could be placed in the pot or utes (sound familiar?), they by 1/2 inch. Bring to a boil over 12 ounces lean ground beef reserved for another use. turn into something fabulous high heat, skimming any foam 1/2 medium or 1 small Arrange the rolls in the once they are whisked into from the surface. Reduce the tomato, chopped Dutch oven or skillet. Pour the H I V scrambled eggs, then topped heat to medium-low and cook 1/4 cup flat-leaf parsley, sauce evenly over the top. with crumbled feta and a sprin- for 1 1/2 hours,so the fava beans finely chopped Cover and place over medi- kling of black pepper. are completely soft and the 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt um-high heat and bring just to N While most Middle Eastern contents of the pot resemble 1 1/2 teaspoons freshly a boil, then reduce the heat to recipes use only the green parts porridge. ground black pepper low and cook for 20 minutes or of the leaf, Italian and French Use your hands to tear the until the stuffing is cooked G recipes treat the stalk of the green parts off the stems of the For the sauce : through; you might need to white variety of Swiss chard as a chard. Discard the stems and 1/4 cup olive oil, plus more make a shallow cut in one roll vegetable by itself.It is used like coarsely chop the leaves. for greasing the pot to judge doneness. 737-5966 celery, in gratins and in the tri- Squeeze out any excess mois- Swiss chard stems,chopped Serve warm. Call for an appointment part Italian base for stews,along ture. (about 1 cup) Per serving: 330 calories, with onion and carrot. Heat the oil in a skillet over 1 medium yellow onion, 13g fat, 3g saturated fat, 35mg www.phd5.idaho.gov The Greek and French love medium heat. Add the chard chopped cholesterol, 970mg sodium, In healthy partnership with: their chard so much, they and cook for about 10 minutes, 2 medium cloves garlic, 37g carbohydrates, 9g dietary incorporate it into dessert as stirring once or twice, until it minced fiber, 4g sugar, 20g protein. *For Twin Falls County residents well. They prepare sweet pas- has darkened in color. 1 teaspoon sugar tries stuffed with chard,raisins, Transfer the Swiss chard 1 1/3 cups low-sodium and pine nuts or walnuts. with the oil to the bowl of a chicken broth (Personally, Id rather eat over- food processor; add the 1/2 Freshly squeezed juice of 1 cooked spinach.) teaspoon of salt. Use a fine- or 2 lemons (1/3 cup) When buying chard, choose mesh strainer to scoop the Kosher salt Arts bunches with small, vivid- soft fava beans into the green leaves and firm stalks. processor, shaking out as For the chard and stuffing: Store in the refrigerator for up to much liquid as possible before Bring a large pot of water to a a week. Chard is rich in vita- each addition. boil over high heat. One by on Tour mins A and C, calcium and Puree to form a smooth, one, hold each bunch of chard antioxidants. green and creamy mixture. upside down by the stems and And, despite that, it is still Taste, and add salt as needed. plunge the leaves into the Presents: pretty delicious. The dip will thicken a bit as it water for 5 seconds. Transfer Guttman is a Chevy Chase, cools. to a colander. When cool Md.,caterer. Transfer to a bowl for serv- enough to handle, cut off the ing. If not using right away, let stems below the leaves and the dip cool, then press plastic coarsely chop to yield 1 cup; SWISS CHARD wrap directly on the surface to reserve them for the sauce. (If PortlandPortland CeCellollo Project BroughtBrought to you in part by prevent discoloration. the stem thats still attached to NovemberNovember 4, 2010 AND FAVA BEAN DIP Refrigerate until ready to use the leaf is very thick, use a Makes 3 to 3 1/4 cups (up to 1 day). knife to flatten it. If the leaves 7:30 p.m.p.m. This dip has an unusual, Per tablespoon serving: 25 are large, you can cut them in almost smoky quality. Bet your calories, 0 g protein, 2 g carbo- half crosswise, but it is okay to TicketTicket prices: $21/adults, $15/children. To buy tickets, go to www.csi.edu/artsontourwww.csi.edu/artsontour oror youyou guests wont be able to tell its hydrates, 2 g fat, 0 g saturated prepare large stuffed leaves; can also order tickets byby pphonehone at ((208)208) 732-6288. Or ppurchaseurchase tickets in ppersonerson at the made with Swiss chard. fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 35 mg they will still cook well.) CSI Fine Arts Center Box Offi ce, 315 Falls Avenue in Twin Falls, Monday through Friday Serve on endive spears or sodium, less than 1 g dietary Place the bulgur in a fine- 8:308:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on performance nights. crostini. fiber, 0 g sugar mesh strainer and rinse under Think You Can’t Afford To Update Your Kitchen? Think Again! 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AP photo Boise State’s Winston Venable (17) reacts to a stop in the first half against Louisiana Tech Tuesday in Boise. Broncos roll past Leave it to Louisiana Tech Kellen Moore By Todd Dvorak touchdown pass in the first The Associated Press quarter to Austin Pettis, who snapped a three-game OISE — Looking BOISE — Kellen Moore drought without a TD. He bedraggled on a threw two touchdown pass- tossed a 32-yarder to B cool, blustery es and caught another on a Shoemaker in the second to autumn evening, Boise State Jason trick play, helping No. 2 give the Broncos a 21-7 lead. turned to star quarterback Boise State beat Louisiana Pettis returned the favor Kellen Moore to provide a Chatraw Tech 49-20 on Tuesday in the third when he took a much-needed spark. night for its 21st consecutive pitch on an end around and Uninterested in personal it-all quarterback had even victory. quickly fired a 7-yard pass to accolades, Moore proved more assignments: “He’s Moore was 20 of 28 for 298 Moore all alone in the right why he is a legitimate out there cleaning the stadi- yards while coolly directing corner of the end zone. Heisman Trophy candidate um right now.” the Broncos to 468 total The Broncos (7-0, 3-0 with a performance that He certainly cleaned up yards. Tyler Shoemaker Western Athletic Con- would’ve been good enough on the stat sheet in what caught six passes for a ference) also got a big boost to win any punt, pass and was just another ho-hum career-high 124 yards and from Martin, who had a 2- kick contest. night on The Blue for Doug Martin had 21 carries yard run in the first that Boise State head coach Moore. for a career-best 150 yards made it 7-0 and a 20-yard Chris Petersen even quipped Moore was 20-of-28 and two scores. Boise State's Doug Martin runs the ball against Louisiana Tech during after BSU’s 49-20 win over Moore threw a 6-yard See BRONCOS, Sports 2 the first half Tuesday in Boise. Louisiana Tech that his do- See MOORE, Sports 2 Heat struggle in opening loss to Celtics By Ira Winderman entering the final period, eliminated both the Heat much more was needed by South Florida Sun Sentinel after a 15-point third quar- and Cavaliers from last sea- the Heat’s core. ter. son’s playoffs,it simply was- Because, right now, with BOSTON — Perfect? Not The previous high by a n’t enough, not with Paul forward Mike Miller side- even close. Strangers? It sure Heat player in his team debut Pierce and Allen consistent- lined until at least January looked that way early. was 25 by Willie Burton ly converting outside dag- with a shattered right With a start that evoked against Washington in 1990 gers. thumb, there isn’t much something closer to the and 25 by Antoine Walker No, this start was not otherwise there. Kasib Powell-Blake Ahearn- against Memphis in 2005. what Pat Riley had in mind Point guard Carlos Arroyo Earl Barron Era than the But it wasn’t enough. when he dipped into Micky and center Joel Anthony unveiling of the NBA’s ulti- Bosh’s debut was not Arison’s pockets in July and played nominal starting mate power trio, the Miami nearly as prolific, with eight plucked out what he spoke of roles, Arroyo was unable to Heat struggled early and points and eight rebounds. in terms of dynasty. contain Celtics point guard were unable to recover suffi- And Wade’s return from Instead, the Heat very Rajon Rondo, who passed for ciently in an 88-80 loss his preseason hamstring much had the look of a team 17 assists, Anthony allowing Tuesday night to the Boston injury showed a player with that had its core intact for Shaquille O’Neal to come off Celtics at TD Garden. plenty of rust, as he closed only three-plus minutes surprisingly spry. A struggle most of the way with 13 points on 4-of-16 during the preseason and The Heat trailed 16-9 at for Dwyane Wade, an shooting. seemingly has little else the end of the first quarter, uneven effort for Chris Bosh, The Heat closed within beyond that core. 45-30 at halftime. only the third of the Heat’s 83-80 on a Wade 3-pointer Having been sidelined As a matter of perspective, Big Three equation proved and then James layup with AP photo during the preseason for all when Quentin Richardson up to this debut. 1:10 to play. But a Ray Allen Miami Heat forward LeBron James lands on Boston Celtics forward Paul but those first three-plus held James’ current role, and Scoring 31 points, the 3-pointer with 49.8 seconds Pierce during the second half of Boston’s 88-80 win in Boston on Tuesday. minutes of the exhibition when Michael Beasley held most by a Heat player in his to play staked Boston back to schedule by a strained right Bosh’s role, the Heat never team debut, LeBron James an 86-80 edge. Over-rated!” Cleveland Cavaliers, having hamstring, Wade was well scored fewer than 12 points sparked the Heat back from a The game ended amid In many ways, this was to do just about everything. off his game. 19-point deficit to within six chants of “Over-rated! James back with the And against the team that And on this night, so See NBA, Sports 2 Sports 2 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho IDAHO HIGH FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS Class 4A South Fremont/American Falls winner vs. Marsh Valley/Sugar- BSU-Hawaii picked Sub-state round Salem winner Oct. 29 Parma/Kimberly winner vs. Salmon/Snake River winner Jerome at Blackfoot, 7 p.m. Nov. 12 up by ESPNU Pocatello at Hillcrest, 7 p.m. Semifinals Shelley at Minico, 7 p.m. TBA Boise States Nov.6 football game against Hawaii will be Twin Falls at Preston, 7 p.m. Championship game televised on ESPNU, the Western Athletic Conference Quarterfinals Nov. 19 announced Tuesday.Kickoff for the game has been moved Nov. 5 TBA to 1:30 p.m. (MDT). Jerome/Blackfoot winner vs. Twin Falls/Preston winner The game was originally slated for noon on KTVB. The District III No. 2 at District I-II No. 1 Class 2A change gives BSU eight nationally televised games on its Pocatello/Hillcrest winner at Bishop Kelly Sub-state round 2010 schedule. District III No. 3 at Shelley/Minico winner Oct. 28 The Broncos will play on ESPN2 on Nov. 12 against Semifinals Firth vs. Malad, 8:45 p.m., Holt Arena Idaho, Nov. 19 against Fresno State and Nov. 26 against Nov. 12 Oct. 29 Nevada. TBA Glenns Ferry at West Side, 3 p.m. Championship game Grangeville at Nampa Christian, 6 p.m. Nov. 19 Butte County at Gooding, 7 p.m. TBA McCall-Donnelly at Declo, 7 p.m. IDAHO HIGH SCHOOL Orofino at New Plymouth, 7 p.m. Class 3A Oct. 30 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Sub-state round Aberdeen at West Jefferson, 1 p.m. Class 5A Oct. 28 Marsing at Kamiah, 3 p.m. At Canyon Ridge HS South Fremont vs. American Falls, 6:30 p.m., Holt Arena Quarterfinals Friday, Oct. 29 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Match 1: Idaho Falls vs. Eagle, 8 a.m. Buhl at Weiser, 7 p.m. Marsing/Kamiah winner vs. Orofino/New Plymouth winner Match 2: Post Falls vs. Boise, 10 a.m. Homedale at Fruitland, 7 p.m. Firth/Malad winner vs. Butte County/Gooding winner Match 3: Lewiston vs. Centennial, 1 p.m. Marsh Valley at Sugar-Salem, 7 p.m. McCall-Donnelly/Declo winner vs. Grangeville/Nampa Christian winner Match 4: Rocky Mountain vs. Capital, 3 p.m. Parma at Kimberly, 7 p.m. Aberdeen/West Jefferson winner vs. Glenns Ferry/West Side winner Match 5: Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, 6 p.m. Oct. 30 Semifinals Match 6: Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, 8 p.m. Salmon at Snake River, 1 p.m. Nov. 12 Saturday, Oct. 30 Quarterfinals TBA Consolation: Winner 5 vs. Winner 6, 9 a.m. Nov. 5 Championship game Match 8: Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, 11 a.m. Buhl/Weiser winner at District I-II No. 1 Nov. 19 Match 9: Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, 1 p.m. Homedale/Fruitland winner vs. District I-II No. 2 TBA Third-place: Loser 8 vs. Loser 9, 4 p.m. Championship: Winner 8 vs. Winner 9, 6 p.m.

Class 4A At Kimberly HS Friday, Oct. 29 Match 1: Bishop Kelly vs. Jerome, 8 a.m. Match 2: Sandpoint vs. Rigby, 10 a.m. Match 3: Twin Falls vs. Middleton, 1 p.m. Match 4: Century vs. Skyview, 3 p.m. Match 5: Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, 6 p.m. Match 6: Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30 Consolation: Winner 5 vs. Winner 6, 9 a.m. Match 8: Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, 11 a.m. Boise State's Match 9: Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, 1 p.m. Kellen Moore, Third-place: Loser 8 vs. Loser 9, 4 p.m. left, eludes a Championship: Winner 8 vs. Winner 9, 6 p.m. tackle attempt by Class 3A Louisiana Tech's At Wendell HS Tim Molton dur- Friday, Oct. 29 ing the first half Match 1: South Fremont vs. Parma, 8 a.m. Tuesday in Boise. Match 2: Snake River vs. Timberlake, 10 a.m. Match 3: St. Maries vs. Bear Lake, 1 p.m. Match 4: Kimberly vs. Fruitland, 3 p.m. Match 5: Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, 6 p.m. Match 6: Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30 Consolation: Winner 5 vs. Winner 6, 9 a.m. Match 8: Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, 11 a.m. Match 9: Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, 1 p.m. Third-place: Loser 8 vs. Loser 9, 4 p.m. AP photos Championship: Winner 8 vs. Winner 9, 6 p.m. Class 2A At Buhl HS Broncos Moore Friday, Oct. 29 Continued from Sports 1 Boise State fumbled the Continued from Sports 1 “It was fun, getting a Match 1: Grangeville vs. Ririe, 8 a.m. scamper in the fourth that ensuing kickoff. But defen- passing for 298 yards and touchdown pass,”Moore Match 2: West Jefferson vs. Nampa Christian, 10 a.m. wrapped up the scoring for sive tackle Chase Baker two touchdowns. But he said, smiling after the game. Match 3: West Side vs. Marsing, 1 p.m. Boise State. deflected Jenkins pass on also had a 6-yard touch- “I thought there was about a Match 4: Gooding vs. Cole Valley Christian, 3 p.m. Boise State needed fourth down to stuff the down reception and a 54- 10 percent chance that play Match 5: Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, 6 p.m. another convincing win to Bulldogs drive. yard punt, the longest of the would get called.” Match 6: Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, 8 p.m. keep pace in the BCS stand- Boise State responded season by a Boise State Moore eventually Saturday, Oct. 30 ings. The WAC powerhouse with an eight-play, 91-yard punter. returned the favor, throwing Consolation: Winner 5 vs. Winner 6, 9 a.m. is No. 3 behind Auburn and drive capped by Jeremy “We got a little bit of vari- a 7-yard touchdown pass to Match 8: Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, 11 a.m. Oregon. Averys 18-yard run down ety in there tonight,”Moore Pettis, tying Ryan Match 9: Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, 1 p.m. The Broncos never the right sideline. Avery, said of all the ways the Dimwiddie for the school Third-place: Loser 8 vs. Loser 9, 4 p.m. trailed, building a 28-7 lined up in the wildcat, Broncos involved him on record for career touchdown Championship: Winner 8 vs. Winner 9, 6 p.m. halftime lead thanks to fumbled the snap, then offense. “Its stuff we prac- passes at 82. Moores accurate passing slipped two defenders and ticed and situational stuff And Moore still has a sea- Class 1A Division I and some miscues by ran untouched to make it that hadnt come up much son and a half left to play. At Declo HS Louisiana Tech (3-5, 2-2). 35-13. this year until tonight.” “I think thats awesome if Friday, Oct. 29 The Bulldogs used their Every play seemed to youre in any category with Match 1: Raft River vs. Greenleaf, 8 a.m. No. 2 BOISE ST. 49, LOUISIANA TECH 20 hurry-up, spread offense to Louisiana Tech 7 0 6 7 — 20 come up with Moores some of those great guys,” Match 2: Genesee vs. Shoshone, 10 a.m. roll up 394 total yards Boise St. 14 14 14 7 — 49 number somehow attached Moore said after the game. Match 3: Horseshoe Bend vs. Troy, 1 p.m. First Quarter against the nations top- Boi—Martin 2 run (Pavel kick), 7:08. to it — and he did it by find- “Its just my job to carry on Match 4: Challis vs. Lakeside, 3 p.m. LaT—Creer 1 run (Nelson kick), 3:29. ranked defense. But they Boi—Pettis 6 pass from Ke.Moore (Pavel kick), 1:33. ing an almost forgotten that quarterback tradition Match 5: Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, 6 p.m. Second Quarter hurt themselves with sev- Boi—Shoemaker 32 pass from Ke.Moore (Pavel kick), receiver in Tyler Shoemaker we have here.” Match 6: Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, 8 p.m. eral costly penalties and 7:56. as opposed to senior star Moore is doing more than Saturday, Oct. 30 Boi—Efaw recovered fumble in end zone (Pavel kick), mistakes. :56. wideouts Titus Young and carrying on a tradition at Consolation: Winner 5 vs. Winner 6, 9 a.m. Third Quarter Louisiana Tech had a LaT—Livas 23 pass from Jenkins (kick failed), 9:37. Austin Pettis. quarterback for the Broncos Match 8: Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, 11 a.m. Boi—Avery 26 run (Pavel kick), 3:40. chance to grab the momen- Boi—Ke.Moore 7 pass from Pettis (Pavel kick), :40. Moores second pass of — hes redefining it — and Match 9: Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, 1 p.m. tum after a bold onside kick Fourth Quarter the game to a streaking hes doing it with more than Third-place: Loser 8 vs. Loser 9, 4 p.m. Boi—Martin 20 run (Pavel kick), 7:18. attempt in the first quarter LaT—Creer 25 run (Nelson kick), :44. Tyler Shoemaker would just his arm. Championship: Winner 8 vs. Winner 9, 6 p.m. A—32,026. following Lennon Creers LaT Boi have resulted in a touch- In a fourth-down situa- First downs 25 21 tying 1-yard touchdown Rushes-yards 49-172 36-163 down if Shoemaker could tion with Boise State strug- Class 1A Division II run. The Bulldogs caught Passing 222 305 have tight-roped the side- gling with ailing kicker Kyle At Burley HS Comp-Att-Int 24-40-0 21-29-1 the Broncos flat-footed and Return Yards 39 (-6) line. Brotzman sidelined, Moore Friday, Oct. 29 Punts-Avg. 5-28.6 3-39.7 recovered the kick, but the Fumbles-Lost 3-2 3-1 But Moores special con- delivered a spectacular punt Match 1: Garden Valley vs. Mackay, 8 a.m. Penalties-Yards 5-45 3-21 play was nullified by an off- Time of Possession 31:36 nection with Shoemaker that was an eyelash away Match 2: Nezperce vs. Camas County, 10 a.m. side penalty. The call 28:24 was only getting started, as from being downed inside Match 3: Clark Fork vs. Tri-Valley, 1 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS angered coach Sonny Dyke, RUSHING—Louisiana Tech, Creer 35-149, Holley 4-27, the junior walk-on rolled up the Louisiana Tech 3-yard Match 4: North Gem vs. Dietrich, 3 p.m. Compton 2-9, who was flagged 15 yards, Jenkins 8-(-13). Boise St., Martin 21-150, Avery 7-29, 117 yards receiving — in the line. Match 5: Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, 6 p.m. Young 1-2, forcing Louisiana Tech to Southwick 2-0, Kaiserman 1-(-1), Shoemaker 1-(-1), first half. “I think Im finally start- Match 6: Loser 3 vs. Loser 4, 8 p.m. kick from the 13. Team 2-(-3), Ke.Moore 1-(-13). Midway through the sec- ing to understand how that Saturday, Oct. 30 PASSING—Louisiana Tech, Jenkins 24-39-0-222, Casey The Broncos made them 0-1-0-0. ond quarter, Moore hit punting thing goes,”said Consolation: Winner 5 vs. Winner 6, 9 a.m. Boise St., Ke.Moore 20-28-1-298, Pettis 1-1-0-7. pay as Titus Young RECEIVING—Louisiana Tech, Ikharo 7-45, Creer 3-41, Shoemaker for a 32-yard Moore, who has been prac- Match 8: Winner 1 vs. Winner 2, 11 a.m. Livas 3-37, returned the kick to the Casey 3-12, A.Paige 2-37, Compton 2-17, Gru 1-16, scoring strike. ticing on his punting since Match 9: Winner 3 vs. Winner 4, 1 p.m. Bulldogs 17-yard line. Four Holley 1-13, Then Moore got in on the spring practice. “Ive gotten Third-place: Loser 8 vs. Loser 9, 4 p.m. Guillot 1-6, Fortson 1-(-2). Boise St., Shoemaker 6- plays later, Moore passed to 124, scoring action himself when a little bit better on how it Championship: Winner 8 vs. Winner 9, 6 p.m. Pettis 5-55, Young 4-69, Hiwat 1-17, Gallarda 1-16, Pettis to make it 14-7 with C.Potter 1-12, Pettis found his quarterback goes.” two minutes left in the first Ke.Moore 1-7, Efaw 1-5, Koch 1-0. wide open in the end zone. Despite a lopsided win on quarter. the scoreboard Then late in the half, the Tuesday night over NBA Bulldogs were flagged for Louisiana Tech, Continued from Sports 1 exhorted, “Exhale. Its pass interference on con- Boise State has in a quarter last season. going to get better than secutive plays to set up plenty of concerns Amid that ragged start, this.” another Boise State touch- with a hot Hawaii coach Erik Spoelstra Not in the first half it did- down. Tight end Kyle Efaw team coming to implored his team, “Weve nt. recovered a fumble in the Boise on Nov. 6. got the jitters out, OK? Lets “A lot of bad basketball,” end zone to make it 28-7. But with the way make a move.” Charles Barkley said on Ross Jenkins was 24 of 39 he is playing, The only move was to TNTs broadcast. for 222 yards for the Moore is the least that 15-point halftime Especially for the men in Bulldogs, but was sacked of the Broncos deficit. The 30-point first black. The last time James four times. Creer had a worries. half tied the sixth-worst in team scored nine or fewer career-high 157 yards on 33 the franchises 23 seasons. points in a period was in carries against a Bronco It reached the point Feb. 2007 with the defense that came into the where Spoelstra also Cleveland Cavaliers. game allowing 59 yards Boise State's Winston rushing per game. Venable tackles Jenkins tossed a 23-yard Louisiana Tech's Lennon TD pass to Phillip Livas on Creer during the first fourth down to cut it to 28- half Tuesday in Boise. 13 in the third and Louisiana Tech got the ball back when Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SPORTS Wednesday, October 27, 2010 Sports 3 Turkey could be Iversons final answer

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Allen He was humbled and more reserved tacted by any NBA team. He cau- half,” former Nuggets teammate Iverson seems set for another when he returned to the Sixers last tioned not to put those No.3 jerseys in Carmelo Anthony said. crossover — this one from the NBA to season. storage quite yet, even if the team Sixers assistant coach Aaron the Turkish basketball league. Iverson turned 35 in June and had name sounds a bit unfamiliar. McKie, a former teammate, said On a night another NBA season wanted to keep playing in the NBA. “You should be extremely opti- Iverson returned more focused on opens, Iverson will be checking his He has been out of work since leaving mistic that you have not seen the last becoming a leader. passport status. Hes close to a deal to the Philadelphia in March to deal with of Allen Iverson,”Moore said. “I think he tried, he tried every- sign with Besiktas, and team execu- family issues. He returned to Atlanta Barring any last-minute snags, thing,”he said.“But when youre used tive board member Seref Yalcin is to be with his family as they dealt with Iverson and Besiktas could have a to being Mick Jagger and playing in ready to meet with him this week to an undisclosed illness of his 4-year- signed deal by the end of the week. front of 100,000 people to playing work out contract details. old daughter,Messiah. Iversons wife, Yalcin said he would discuss “a vari- your music in bars, its not easy. I still For those close to Iverson, the idea Tawanna, filed for divorce the same ety of details” with Iverson at their think he has a place in this game.” of the All-Star guard playing in week he left the Sixers. meeting, including schools in Iverson is 17th on the NBAs career Turkey instead of braiding his corn- “The only thing Id like to say about Istanbul for Iversons children. scoring list with 24,368 points over a rows for opening night is an inglori- Allens personal life is his daughters Yalcin said earlier this week, “I 14-year career with Philadelphia, ous end to a 14-year career. health has improved tremendously think this transfer will take place.” Denver, Detroit and Memphis. He “I think its sad having him have to and shes doing much, much better,” Iverson has not talked publicly was the No. 1 overall pick in the 1996 go to Turkey to finish his career,” Moore said. since ending his second stint with the draft and spent his first 10 seasons in Bobcats coach Larry Brown said Iversons biggest supporters feel his Sixers. Attempts to reach him were Philadelphia. He was a four-time Tuesday.“I wish there was some way personal baggage — such as com- unsuccessful. scoring champion, averaged 26.7 I was in a position to help.” plaints last season about coming off Iversons employment search has points and never won a champi- Brown and the 2001 NBA MVP had the bench — is the primary reason he baffled some of those around the onship. a contentious relationship with the cant find a home in the NBA. league who feel that Iverson, even “He transcended the game,”McKie Sixers, but the two worked together “I dont think its helped him,” with hard miles from his all-out style said. “He needs to be honored for AP photo despite several disputes. Iverson had Sixers general manager Ed Stefanski on those knees, could still land a job that. Look at the whole culture, the Allen Iverson, center, wont likely play in survived the rift with Brown, joked said. somewhere. braids,the swagger,giving the smaller the NBA this year. A top official of Turkish about his memorable rants about It might not matter overseas. “I havent seen him play in about a people on the court confidence they basketball team Besiktas says Iverson is practice and had seemingly put his Gary Moore, Iversons personal year and a half, but I dont think he could compete with the big guys. He keen to play for the Istanbul squad. troubled off-court past behind him. manager, said Iverson was not con- couldve lost his game in a year and a should be celebrated for that.” SCOREBOARD

Miami 9 21 27 23 — 80 Open: N.Y. Giants, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami (5-2) at Virginia (3-4), 10 a.m. Dallas 8 5 3 0 10 26 22 BASEBALL Boston 16 29 18 25 — 88 Baltimore, Cleveland Tennessee (2-5) at South Carolina (5-2), 10:21 a.m. Anaheim 10 4 5 1 9 26 35 3-Point Goals—Miami 8-20 (James 3-6, House 2-4, Monday, Nov. 1 UTEP (5-3) at Marshall (1-6), 1 p.m. San Jose 7 3 3 1 7 19 21 2010 MLB Postseason Jones 2-7, Wade 1-3), Boston 8-16 (Allen 5-8, Pierce 3-4, GGAAMMEE Houston at Indianapolis, 6:30 p.m. Georgia (4-4) vs. Florida (4-3) at Jacksonville, Fla., 1:30 Phoenix 8 2 3 3 7 19 24 All Times MDT Daniels 0-1, Robinson 0-3). Fouled Out—None. p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime WORLD SERIES Rebounds—Miami 48 (Haslem 11), Boston 52 (Garnett Troy (4-2) at Louisiana-Monroe (3-4), 1:30 p.m. loss. Wednesday, Oct. 27 10). Assists—Miami 15 (Wade 6), Boston 25 (Rondo 17). NFL Team Stats Wake Forest (2-5) at Maryland (5-2), 1:30 p.m. Mondays Games Texas (Lee 12-9) at San Francisco (Lincecum 16-10), Total Fouls—Miami 21, Boston 19. Technicals—Miami PPLLAANN Week 7 William & Mary (6-1) at North Carolina (4-3), 1:30 p.m. Los Angeles 3, Minnesota 2, SO 5:57 p.m. Bench, Miami defensive three second, Boston defen- TOTAL YARDAGE SMU (4-4) at Tulane (3-4), 1:30 p.m. Columbus 2, Philadelphia 1 Thursday, Oct. 28 sive three second 3. A—18,624 (18,624). American Football Conference East Carolina (5-2) at UCF (5-2), 1:30 p.m. Montreal 3, Phoenix 2, OT Texas (Wilson 15-8) at San Francisco (Cain 13-11), 5:57 p.m. LOCAL OFFENSE Fla. International (2-4) at Florida Atlantic (1-5), 2 p.m. Tuesdays Games Saturday, Oct. 30 Yards Rush Pass Auburn (8-0) at Mississippi (3-4), 4 p.m. Calgary 5, Edmonton 4, SO San Francisco (Sanchez 13-9) at Texas (Lewis 12-13), BETTING San Diego 2959 737 2222 Houston (4-3) at Memphis (1-6), 5 p.m. Toronto 3, Florida 1 4:57 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Kentucky (4-4) at Mississippi St. (6-2), 5 p.m. Philadelphia 6, Buffalo 3 Sunday, Oct. 31 Denver 2510 479 2031 Glantz-Culver Line 7 p.m. Indianapolis 2454 569 1885 MIDWEST Ottawa 5, Phoenix 2 San Francisco (Bumgarner 7-6) at Texas (Hunter 13-4), For Oct. 27 Syracuse (5-2) at Cincinnati (3-4), 10 a.m. Anaheim 5, Dallas 2 6:20 p.m. College Football Shoshone at Challis Oakland 2383 1109 1274 Baltimore 2382 804 1578 Purdue (4-3) at Illinois (4-3), 10 a.m. Colorado at Vancouver, late Monday, Nov. 1 Tomorrow Northwestern (5-2) at Indiana (4-3), 10 a.m. Wednesdays Games San Francisco at Texas, if necessary, 5:57 p.m. Houston 2278 844 1434 FAVORITE OPENTODAY O/U UNDERDOG Cincinnati 2226 601 1625 Oklahoma St. (6-1) at Kansas St. (5-2), 10 a.m. Atlanta at N.Y. Rangers, 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 3 N. Illinois (6-2) at W. Michigan (3-4), 10 a.m. Washington at Carolina, 5 p.m. Texas at San Francisco, if necessary, 5:57 p.m. Florida St. 3½ 3½ (57) at N.C. State Tennessee 2115 919 1196 TV SCHEDULE Jacksonville 2107 894 1213 N. Iowa (4-3) at Youngstown St. (3-5), 11 a.m. N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 4 Friday San Diego (3-5) at Drake (5-3), Noon Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. Texas at San Francisco, if necessary, 5:57 p.m. West Virginia 6 6½ (45½) at Connecticut Kansas City 2070 1059 1011 Saturday MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Miami 2052 642 1410 Kansas (2-5) at Iowa St. (4-4), Noon Los Angeles at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. Cleveland 2044 708 1336 Louisiana-Lafayette (2-5) at Ohio (5-3), Noon New Jersey at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. at Cincinnati OFF OFF (OFF) Syracuse 5:30 p.m. Thursdays Games BASKETBALL at Southern Miss. 9½ 10 (53½) UAB N.Y. Jets 2005 955 1050 Butler (3-5) at Valparaiso (0-8), Noon at Illinois 15 17 (41) Purdue FOX — World Series, Game 1, Texas New England 1950 667 1283 Tulsa (4-3) at Notre Dame (4-4), 12:30 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 5 p.m. NBA Miami 14½ 14½ (50½) at Virginia at San Francisco Pittsburgh 1804 713 1091 Bowling Green (1-7) at Cent. Michigan (2-6), 1:30 p.m. Edmonton at Columbus, 5 p.m. All Times MDT at Pittsburgh 10½ 9½ (56) Louisville Buffalo 1761 664 1097 Michigan St. (8-0) at Iowa (5-2), 1:30 p.m. Florida at Ottawa, 5 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL DEFENSE Ball St. (2-6) at Kent St. (3-4), 1:30 p.m. Phoenix at Detroit, 5:30 p.m. EASTERN at Iowa 4 6½ (50) Michigan St. Missouri (7-0) at Nebraska (6-1), 1:30 p.m. St. Louis at Nashville, 6 p.m. ATLANTIC W L Pct GB Northwestern 3 3 (59) at Indiana 6 p.m. Yards Rush Pass Clemson 6½ 7 (40½) at Boston College Toledo (5-3) at E. Michigan (1-7), 2 p.m. Washington at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Boston 1 0 1.000 — at Maryland 6 5½ (51½) Wake Forest ESPN — Chicago at Oklahoma City San Diego 1710 600 1110 N. Colorado (2-6) at South Dakota (3-5), 3:05 p.m. Los Angeles at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. New Jersey 0 0 .000 ½ Pittsburgh 1796 382 1414 Ohio St. (7-1) at Minnesota (1-7), 6 p.m. Colorado at Calgary, 7:30 p.m. N. Illinois 8 8½ (54) at W. Michigan 7 p.m. SOUTHWEST New York 0 0 .000 ½ at South Carolina18½ OFF (OFF) Tennessee Miami 1904 605 1299 Philadelphia 0 0 .000 ½ at Arkansas 22½ 20½ (54½) Vanderbilt FSN — Utah at Denver N.Y. Jets 1914 540 1374 MVSU (0-7) at Texas Southern (4-3), Noon Toronto 0 0 .000 ½ Kansas City 2001 538 1463 Grambling St. (6-1) vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff (4-3), at Little TRANSACTIONS at Mississippi St. 6½ 6½ (56) Kentucky 8:30 p.m. Rock, Ark., 12:30 p.m. SOUTHEAST W L Pct GB Auburn 8½ 7 (60½) at Mississippi Cincinnati 2040 708 1332 BASEBALL at Texas 8 7 (53) Baylor ESPN — Portland at L.A. Clippers Indianapolis 2064 824 1240 SE Louisiana (2-5) at Cent. Arkansas (4-3), 1 p.m. American League Atlanta 0 0 .000 — at Iowa St. OFF OFF (OFF) Kansas Baltimore 2189 765 1424 Texas St. (3-4) at Stephen F.Austin (6-1), 1 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Exercised their 2011 contract Charlotte 0 0 .000 — at Temple 27 28½ (48½) Akron Buffalo 2276 1047 1229 Texas Tech (4-3) at Texas A&M (4-3), 1:30 p.m. options on C Ramon Castro and LHP Matt Thornton. Orlando 0 0 .000 — at Kent St. 9 10 (42½) Ball St. New England 2278 586 1692 Vanderbilt (2-5) at Arkansas (5-2), 5 p.m. Released RHP Carlos Torres. Washington 0 0 .000 — San Diego St. 10½ 10 (48½) at Wyoming All Times MDT Tennessee 2297 684 1613 Baylor (6-2) at Texas (4-3), 5 p.m. National League Miami 0 1 .000 ½ AMERICAN Oakland 2318 972 1346 Colorado (3-4) at Oklahoma (6-1), 7:15 p.m. at Notre Dame 9½ 8 (62½) Tulsa FAR WEST ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Named Alan Trammell bench CENTRAL W L Pct GB at Marshall 3½ 3 (51½) UTEP EAST W L T Pct PF PA Houston 2463 626 1837 coach, Don Baylor hitting coach, Eric Young first-base SMU 8 8 (53½) at Tulane Cleveland 2488 779 1709 San Diego St. (5-2) at Wyoming (2-6), Noon coach and Charles Nagy pitching coach. Chicago 0 0 .000 — N.Y. Jets 5 1 0 .833 159 101 Denver 2533 1094 1439 Montana (6-2) at Weber St. (4-3), 1 p.m. Cleveland 0 0 .000 — at Cent. Michigan 11 11½ (51) Bowling Green BASKETBALL Stanford 7 7½ (63) at Washington New England 5 1 0 .833 177 136 Jacksonville 2675 903 1772 California (4-3) at Oregon St. (3-3), 1:30 p.m. National Basketball Association Detroit 0 0 .000 — Miami 3 3 0 .500 111 135 National Football Conference Arizona (6-1) at UCLA (3-4), 1:30 p.m. Indiana 0 0 .000 — Georgia-x 1½ 2½ (47) Florida MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Exercised the contract option on at UCF 7 7 (53) East Carolina Buffalo 0 6 0 .000 121 198 OFFENSE Montana St. (6-2) at Idaho St. (1-6), 1:35 p.m. general manager John Hammond and signed coach Scott Milwaukee 0 0 .000 — SOUTH W L T Pct PF PA San Jose St. (1-7) at New Mexico St. (1-6), 2 p.m. WESTERN Arizona 9½ 8½ (49½) at UCLA Skiles through the 2012-13 season. Oklahoma St. 6 5½ (67½) at Kansas St. Yards Rush Pass New Mexico (0-7) at Colorado St. (2-6), 4 p.m. FOOTBALL SOUTHWEST W L Pct GB Tennessee 5 2 0 .714 199 117 N.Y. Giants 2721 1018 1703 Sacramento St. (3-4) at N. Arizona (4-3), 4:05 p.m. at Nebraska 6 7½ (55) Missouri Houston 4 2 0 .667 153 167 Philadelphia 2608 905 1703 Washington St. (1-7) at Arizona St. (3-4), 5 p.m. National Football League Dallas 0 0 .000 — at Oklahoma 22 23½ (54) Colorado Indianapolis 4 2 0 .667 163 125 New Orleans 2603 648 1955 S. Utah (4-4) at UC Davis (3-4), 5 p.m. NFL—Fined Minnesota coach Brad Childress $35,000 for Houston 0 0 .000 — Miami (Ohio) 2½ 2½ (45) at Buffalo Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 130 209 criticizing officials and disclosing confidential conversa- at Texas A&M 6 7 (58½) Texas Tech Atlanta 2596 962 1634 Stanford (6-1) at Washington (3-4), 5 p.m. tions with the officiating department. Memphis 0 0 .000 — NORTH W L T Pct PF PA Green Bay 2450 695 1755 Utah (7-0) at Air Force (5-3), 5:30 p.m. New Orleans 0 0 .000 — at Navy 14½ 13½ (54½) Duke Washington 2329 677 1652 Oregon (7-0) at Southern Cal (5-2), 6 p.m. CINCINNATI BENGALS—Placed CB Adam ``Pacman San Antonio 0 0 .000 — Toledo 11 11 (56½) at E. Michigan Pittsburgh 5 1 0 .833 137 82 Jones on injured reserve. Signed TE J.P. Foschi. Waived TE Dallas 2254 516 1738 E. Washington (6-2) at Portland St. (2-5), 6:05 p.m. Daniel Coats. NORTHWEST W L Pct GB at Nevada 24 25½ (60) Utah St. Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 149 129 San Francisco 2188 646 1542 St. Francis, Pa. (1-5) at Cal Poly (5-3), 7:05 p.m. San Jose St. 2½ 3 (46½) at New Mexico St. Cincinnati 2 4 0 .333 132 141 St. Louis 2175 787 1388 Utah St. (2-5) at Nevada (6-1), 8:30 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Waived RB James Davis and WR Denver 0 0 .000 — at Colorado St. 16 16 (52) New Mexico Cleveland 2 5 0 .286 118 142 Chicago 2033 620 1413 TCU (8-0) at UNLV (1-6), 9 p.m. Yamon Figurs. Claimed RB Thomas Clayton off waivers Minnesota 0 0 .000 — at Oregon St. 4 2½ (52½) California WEST W L T Pct PF PA Detroit 2026 474 1552 Idaho (4-3) at Hawaii (6-2), 9:30 p.m. from New England. Signed WR Demetrius Williams. Oklahoma City 0 0 .000 — at Arizona St. 21 21 (56½) Washington St. Minnesota 1911 817 1094 DENVER BRONCOS—Signed DT Le Kevin Smith. Portland 0 0 .000 — Houston 13 14 (58½) at Memphis Kansas City 4 2 0 .667 150 112 Tampa Bay 1845 580 1265 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Placed OT Eben Britton on Utah 0 0 .000 — Utah 7 7 (55) at Air Force Oakland 3 4 0 .429 179 165 Seattle 1764 573 1191 HOCKEY injured reserve. signed OT Erik Pears. PACIFIC W L Pct GB Ohio St. 25½ 25 (54½) at Minnesota San Diego 2 5 0 .286 177 149 Carolina 1559 574 985 NEW YORK JETS—Signed LB Josh Mauga from the practice Michigan 2½ OFF (OFF) at Penn St. Denver 2 5 0 .286 138 199 Arizona 1427 550 877 NHL squad. Waived DT Howard Green. Signed LB Kenwin Golden State 0 0 .000 — Oregon 6 7 (70½) at Southern Cal NATIONAL DEFENSE All Times MDT Cummings to the practice squad. L.A. Clippers 0 0 .000 — TCU 35½ 35 (54½) at UNLV EAST W L T Pct PF PA EASTERN SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed RB Quinton Ganther. L.A. Lakers 0 0 .000 — Yards Rush Pass at Hawaii 13½ 14 (64½) Idaho ATLANTIC GP W L OT Pts GF GA Released LB Chris McCoy from the practice squad. Signed Phoenix 0 0 .000 — at Ohio 13½ 14½ (52½) La.-Lafayette N.Y. Giants 5 2 0 .714 175 153 N.Y. Giants 1843 598 1245 OT Breno Giacomini and RB Chris Henry to the practice Sacramento 0 0 .000 — at W. Kentucky 3½ 5 (51½) North Texas Washington 4 3 0 .571 130 133 Minnesota 1850 595 1255 Pittsburgh 9 5 3 1 11 27 20 squad. Tuesdays Games Troy 14½ 16 (54½)at LouisianaMonroe Philadelphia 4 3 0 .571 172 157 Carolina 1866 771 1095 N.Y. Islanders 8 4 2 2 10 26 23 HOCKEY Boston 88, Miami 80 Fla. International 5½ 4½ (46½) at Fla. Atlantic Dallas 1 5 0 .167 137 152 Dallas 1904 704 1200 N.Y. Rangers 7 4 2 1 9 22 20 National Hockey League Phoenix at Portland, 8 p.m. x-at Jacksonville, Fla. SOUTH W L T Pct PF PA New Orleans 2019 761 1258 Philadelphia 9 4 4 1 9 25 24 ATLANTA THRASHERS—Assigned G Ondrej Pavelec to Houston at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. Off Key Seattle 2033 465 1568 New Jersey 9 2 6 1 5 15 30 Chicago (AHL) for conditioning. Recalled D Noah Welch Wednesdays Games Cincinnati QB questionable Atlanta 5 2 0 .714 169 133 and G Peter Mannino from Chicago. Tampa Bay 4 2 0 .667 98 128 Tampa Bay 2123 946 1177 NORTHEAST GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston at Cleveland, 5 p.m. Tennessee QB questionable Chicago 2137 625 1512 BUFFALO SABRES—Called up F Luke Adam from Portland Detroit at New Jersey, 5 p.m. Kansas QB questionable New Orleans 4 3 0 .571 147 138 Montreal 8 5 2 1 11 20 18 (AHL). Carolina 1 5 0 .167 75 130 Detroit 2177 833 1344 Miami at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. Penn St. QB questionable Arizona 2212 848 1364 Toronto 8 5 2 1 11 23 19 CAROLINA HURRICANES—Recalled F Jiri Tlusty from New York at Toronto, 5 p.m. NORTH W L T Pct PF PA Philadelphia 2212 769 1443 Boston 6 4 2 0 8 18 11 Charlotte (AHL). Atlanta at Memphis, 6 p.m. NFL Ottawa 9 3 5 1 7 21 28 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS—Assigned D Nate Guenin to Chicago 4 3 0 .571 126 114 San Francisco 2253 743 1510 Buffalo 10 3 6 1 7 27 30 Sacramento at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Sunday Green Bay 4 3 0 .571 167 136 St. Louis 2310 757 1553 Springfield (AHL). Milwaukee at New Orleans, 6 p.m. FAVORITE OPENTODAY O/U UNDERDOG Green Bay 2369 870 1499 SOUTHEAST GP W L OT Pts GF GA MONTREAL CANADIENS—Assigned F Dany Masse from Chicago at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. Minnesota 2 4 0 .333 111 116 Hamilton (AHL) to Wheeling (ECHL). Detroit 1 5 0 .167 146 140 Atlanta 2493 671 1822 Tampa Bay 8 5 2 1 11 27 27 Charlotte at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. San Francisco-x Pk Pk (42) Denver Washington 2842 797 2045 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Recalled F Blair Jones from Indiana at San Antonio, 6:30 p.m. at Dallas 7 6½ (42½) Jacksonville WEST W L T Pct PF PA Washington 8 5 3 0 10 23 21 Norfolk (AHL). Utah at Denver, 7 p.m. at Detroit 1 2½ (44) Washington Carolina 7 4 3 0 8 21 21 WASHINGTON CAPITALS—Recalled D Brian Fahey from Seattle 4 2 0 .667 120 107 Atlanta 8 3 4 1 7 23 29 Houston at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. at N.Y. Jets 4½ 6 (42½) Green Bay Arizona 3 3 0 .500 98 160 College Football Schedule Hershey (AHL). Portland at L.A. Clippers, 8:30 p.m. at St. Louis 3 3 (37) Carolina All Times MDT Florida 7 3 4 0 6 18 15 ECHL St. Louis 3 4 0 .429 120 131 WESTERN Thursdays Games at Cincinnati 1 2½ (43½) Miami San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 113 162 Thursday, Oct. 28 IDAHO STEELHEADS—Traded D Lane Caffaro to Ontario Washington at Orlando, 6 p.m. at Kansas City 9 7½ (44½) Buffalo SOUTH CENTRAL GP W L OT Pts GF GA for future considerations. Phoenix at Utah, 8:30 p.m. at San Diego 3½ 3½ (44) Tennessee Florida St. (6-1) at N.C. State (5-2), 5:30 p.m. UTAH GRIZZLIES—Acquired D Nick Tuzzolino from Mondays Game Nashville 8 5 0 3 13 21 17 at Arizona 3½ 3 (39½) Tampa Bay N.Y. Giants 41, Dallas 35 Friday, Oct. 29 Wheeling for future considerations at Oakland 1½ 2 (42) Seattle EAST Detroit 7 5 1 1 11 23 18 SOCCER NBA Box Sunday, Oct. 31 Chicago 10 5 4 1 11 29 28 at New England 4 OFF (OFF) Minnesota Denver vs. San Francisco at London, 11 a.m. West Virginia (5-2) at Connecticut (3-4), 6 p.m. MLS CELTICS 88, HEAT 80 at New Orleans Pk Pk (44) Pittsburgh Saturday, Oct. 30 St. Louis 7 4 1 2 10 19 14 COLUMBUS CREW—Signed G Chase Harrison. Washington at Detroit, 11 a.m. Columbus 8 5 3 0 10 20 22 MIAMI (80) Monday Buffalo at Kansas City, 11 a.m. EAST COLLEGE James 10-21 8-12 31, Bosh 3-11 2-2 8, Anthony 1-1 0-0 2, at Indianapolis 6 5½ (49½) Houston Carolina at St. Louis, 11 a.m. VMI (3-4) at Army (4-3), 10 a.m. NORTHWEST GP W L OT Pts GF GA SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE—Suspended Mississippi Arroyo 1-3 1-1 3, Wade 4-16 4-6 13, Jones 2-7 0-0 6, x-at London Miami at Cincinnati, 11 a.m. Clemson (4-3) at Boston College (2-5), 10 a.m. Calgary 9 6 3 0 12 26 21 State LB Chris Hughes one game for his hit to the head of Haslem 3-7 2-2 8, House 3-8 0-0 8, Ilgauskas 0-0 1-2 1. Off Key Jacksonville at Dallas, 11 a.m. Louisville (4-3) at Pittsburgh (4-3), 10 a.m. Colorado 8 4 4 0 8 25 29 a defenseless player during Saturdays game against Totals 27-74 18-25 80. Minnesota QB questionable Green Bay at N.Y. Jets, 11 a.m. Akron (0-8) at Temple (6-2), 11 a.m. Minnesota 8 3 3 2 8 23 23 UAB. BOSTON (88) Tennessee at San Diego, 2:05 p.m. Miami (Ohio) (4-4) at Buffalo (2-5), 1:30 p.m. Vancouver 8 3 3 2 8 20 21 FORDHAM—Named Derrick Phelps mens basketball video Minnesota at New England, 2:15 p.m. Duke (1-6) at Navy (5-2), 1:30 p.m. coordinator. Pierce 4-7 8-8 19, Garnett 4-11 2-4 10, S.ONeal 3-7 3-8 FOOTBALL Michigan (5-2) at Penn St. (4-3), 6 p.m. Edmonton 7 2 4 1 5 19 26 NORTH CAROLINA—Announced CB Kendric Burney has 9, Rondo 2-9 0-0 4, Allen 7-13 1-1 20, Davis 6-7 1-2 13, Seattle at Oakland, 2:15 p.m. PACIFIC GP W L OT Pts GF GA J.ONeal 0-3 1-2 1, Daniels 4-5 0-0 8, Robinson 2-7 0-0 NFL Tampa Bay at Arizona, 2:15 p.m. SOUTH been cleared to play by the NCAA, following a six-game 4. Totals 32-69 16-25 88. Pittsburgh at New Orleans, 6:20 p.m. UAB (2-5) at Southern Miss. (5-2), 10 a.m. Los Angeles 8 6 2 0 12 25 19 suspension. MLB playoffs could add more wild-card teams SAN FRANCISCO — Baseballs playoffs could be receiver Justin Blackmon was arrested early that involve weekend travel between March and mid- expanding in two years. Tuesday on a suburban Dallas highway on a misde- May. There is a financial commitment for each play- The new head of the players union says his mem- meanor DUI complaint and his status with the Sports Shorts er. Practices begin in February and will likely be each bers are open to adding more wild-card teams for Cowboys was unclear headed into the final weeks of Monday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. 2012 and possibly extending the division series to a the season. Send Magic Valley briefs to [email protected] Information: Cloyce Corder at 948-0157 or e-mail best-of-seven. Blackmon was arrested at 3:45 a.m. after officers at [email protected]. Union head Michael Weiner says its also possible used radar to determine he was driving 92 mph in a Find more area events by searching for sports on the players would agree to cutting the regular season 60 mph zone along Interstate 35 in Carrollton,Texas, event calendar at Magicvalley.com from 162 games, but thats more problematic police spokesman Dustin Bartram said. Sixth-grades hoops tourney set because it would cost teams revenue. Coach Mike Gundy wasnt ready to make any JEROME — A basketball tournament for sixth- “There is sentiment among a substantial seg- immediate decisions regarding discipline for Harlem Ambassadors grade boys will be held Friday, Nov. 5 and Saturday, ment of the players to consider expanding the play- Blackmon, who leads the Bowl Subdivision with Nov. 6. The registration fee is $180 per team and coming to Twin Falls proceeds benefit the Idaho Chapter of Make a Wish offs,” Weiner said Monday in an interview with The 158.9 yards receiving per game. He has 62 catches The Harlem Ambassadors will perform at 7 p.m. Associated Press ahead of his first World Series for 1,112 yards and 14 touchdowns. Foundation. Information: Rick Geist at 320-2349 or Saturday at the College of Southern Idaho Spencer Parker at 948-9735 or 324-4881. since replacing Donald Fehr as union head. No. 20 Oklahoma State (6-1, 2-1 Big 12) plays at Gymnasium. The Ambassadors are a traveling bas- Eight of 30 baseball teams make the playoffs Kansas State (5-2, 2-2) on Saturday. ketball team that put on a show similar to the under the format that began in 1995, a year later “Ive got two sides of the story, but as always, in Harlem Globetrotters. Advance tickets are available Kimberly Boosters hold meeting than intended because of a strike that wiped out the fairness to everybody involved, we gather all of the at CSI gym and are $8 for adults, $6 for seniors and The Kimberly Booster Club will hold a meeting at postseason in 94. information before we make any decisions,” Gundy $4 for students. Tickets at the door will be $10 for 6 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 2, in the media center at Baseball commissioner Bud Selig appears to be said on his weekly radio show Tuesday night. adults and $8 for student and seniors. Kimberly High School. Anyone interested in getting increasingly in favor of proposing more playoff teams involved is invited to attend. during collective bargaining with the union next year, MAGIC VALLEY which will determine the postseason format for 2012 M.V. Explosion tryouts near and beyond. Great Pumpkin Fun Run set The Magic Valley Explosion Volleyball Club will M.V. Bulldawgs hold open tryout “We have less teams than any other sport,”he said CSI will hold its 5th Annual Great Pumpkin Fun hold open tryouts from 7 to 9 p.m., Monday, Nov. 1 The Magic Valley Bulldawgs, a semi-pro football last month.“We certainly havent abused anything.” Run on Saturday, beginning at the CSI softball and Tuesday, Nov. 2 at the Boys and Girls Club of team competing in the Rocky Mountain Football In the NFL,12 of 32 teams make the playoffs.In the field parking lot. Registration is at 9 a.m., with the Magic Valley (999 Frontier Road in Twin Falls). The League, will hold open tryouts at 2:30 p.m., NBA and NHL, 16 of 30 teams advance to the post- 5k walk/run beginning at 10. The one-mile youth tryout fee is $10 and tryouts are open to players in Saturday, Nov. 13 at Lighthouse Christian. The cost season. challenge is set for 11:15 a.m. The cost is $25 per their freshman, sophomore, junior or senior years in is $20 ($25 after Nov. 6) and players may register adult and $15 for kids for the youth challenge. A online at http://mvbulldawg.com. Information: Ben COLLEGE FOOTBALL high school. Registration starts at 7 p.m. and par- chili and cornbread feed for all participants will ents need to attend to fill out forms. Players are at 358-1469. Receiver arrested on DUI complaint begin at 11:30 a.m., with costume judging at encouraged to attend both tryout dates. The club OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma State star wide 11:45. will participate in an estimated five tournaments — Staff and wire reports Sports 4 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Ross, Giants ready for Lee in World Series opener SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Maddux said. Buster Posey, Pablo Sandoval and WORLD SERIES Lee’s severe strikeout-to-walk the rest of the San Francisco Giants Game 1 ratio has prompted many to sug- can study the scouting reports and Rangers at Giants gest the best strategy is to hit the videotape all they want, trying to 5:30 p.m., FOX first strike he throws, rather than find the secret to getting a hit risk falling behind in the count. against Cliff Lee. October experience. But Lee beat “People love to talk about Cliff Or, they can just ask Cody Ross. them in the playoffs. throwing strikes but it’s not like Because many years ago, before Maybe it’s the way he throws any he’s just gunning balls down the he blossomed into the MVP of the of his pitches for strikes on any middle of the plate,” Texas third NL championship series, Ross was count.At any speed,too.A real-life baseman Michael Young said. a struggling rookie with the Detroit version of a video game — try to “There’s a big difference Tigers. Who happened to hit his duplicate that in “Major League between throwing strikes and first major league home run off Baseball 2K10.” throwing quality strike after Lee. A grand slam, at that. “Confidence,relying on my rou- quality strike.” Of course, Lee was early in his tine,” Lee said Tuesday before the A win over the Giants will tie Lee career, too. He hardly had become Rangers worked out. “Going out for the best start in postseason his- Mr. Perfect in the postseason, the there and expecting to be success- tory — Orlando “El Duque” left-hander who will pose a giant ful.” Hernandez, with all his quirky challenge for San Francisco when it Lee is 7-0 with a 1.26 ERA in gyrations and deliveries, won his faces the Texas Rangers in Game 1 eight lifetime postseason starts AP photo first eight decisions. of the World Series on Wednesday heading into his matchup with San Francisco Giants players Cody Ross (13) and Pablo Sandoval (48) congratulate To Lee, it’s all rather routine. In night. two-time NL Cy Young winner Juan Uribe after Uribe hit a home run in the National League Championship Series fact, there was a neat picture of “Cliff Lee, superhero,” summed Tim Lincecum in the opener. Lee Oct. 23 in Philadelphia. him during the playoffs, yawning up Sandoval. went 3-0 this year in the AL play- in the dugout at Yankee Stadium. Watch Lee from the center-field offs, striking out 34 and walking while Lee is able to adjust his pin- his brother, four-time Cy Young Sure doesn’t look like someone camera and it’s difficult to tell just one. point control for an umpire’s strike winner Greg Maddux. A left- pitching in huge games. exactly what makes him so domi- Lincecum and Lee pose an zone. handed version, naturally. “I don’t really look at it like that,” nant. intriguing matchup of opposite Rangers pitching coach Mike “If you can command your fast- Lee said a few days ago. “Some David Price brings more heat. artisans. The Giants’ lanky ace’s Maddux said Lee reminds him of ball and change speeds, you’re people might, I don’t feel any more Andy Pettitte brought more pitches have dizzying movement, someone he knows well — namely going to have good results,” pressure.” RANGERS-GIANTS: A LOOK AT THE 2010 WORLD SERIES Projected Rotations Rangers: LH Cliff Lee (12-9, 3.18 ERA, 7 CGs in 28 starts, 185 Ks, 18 walks, 212 1-3 innings; 4-6, 3.98 in 15 starts after acquired from Seattle on July 9), LH C.J.Wilson (15-8, 3.35, 3 CGs in 33 starts), RH Colby Lewis (12-13, 3.72 in career-high 201 innings), RH Tommy Hunter (13-4, 3.73) or LH Derek Holland (3-4, 4.08). Giants: RH Tim Lincecum (16-10, 3.43, 231 Ks), RH Matt Cain (13-11, 3.14, 177 Ks), LH Jonathan Sanchez (13-9, 3.07,205 Ks, career-high 193 1-3 innings), LH Madison Bumgarner (7-6, 3.00, 86 Ks in 18 starts as rookie). Relievers Rangers: RH Neftali Feliz (4-3, 2.37,MLB rookie-record 40 saves in 43 chances), RH Darren O’Day (6-2, 2.03 in 72 games), RH Alexi Ogando (4-1, 1.30 in 44 games), LH Darren Oliver (1-2, 2.48 ERA in 64 games), LH Clay Rapada (0-0, 4.00 in 13 games after September call-up), LH Michael Kirkman (0-0, 1.65 in 14 games after Aug. 20 recall). Giants: RH Brian Wilson (3-3, 1.81, major league-best 48/53 saves), RH Ramon Ramirez (1-0, 0.67,1 save), LH Javier Lopez (4-2, 2.34), LH Jeremy Affeldt (4-3, 4.14, 4 saves), RH Santiago Casilla (7-2, 1.95, 2 saves), RH Sergio Romo (5-3, 2.18). San Francisco Giants starting Texas Rangers outfielder Vladimir Guerrero pitcher Tim Lincecum Projected Lineups Rangers: SS Elvis Andrus (.265, 0 HRs, 35 RBIs, 88 runs, 32/47 SBs), 3B Michael Young (.284, 21, 91, 99 runs, career-high 115 strikeouts), CF Josh Hamilton (major league-leading .359, 32, 100), RF Vladimir Guerrero (.300, 29, 115), LF Nelson Cruz (.318, 22, 78 in 108 games), 2B Ian Kinsler (.286, 9, 45), C Bengie Molina (.240, 2, 19 in 57 games since acquired from San Francisco), 1B Mitch Moreland (.255, 9, 25 in 47 games since called up from Triple-A on July 29). Giants: CF Andres Torres (.268, 16, 63, 26 SBs), 2B Freddy Sanchez (.292, 7,47), 1B Aubrey Huff (.290, 26, 86), C Buster Posey (.305, 18, 67 after being called up from minors May 29), LF Pat Burrell (.266, 18, 51, signed to minor league deal May 29 after release by Tampa Bay and called up from Triple-A on June 4), RF Cody Ross (.269, 14, 65 with Florida and Giants), 3B Juan Uribe (.248, 24, 85), SS Edgar Renteria (.276, 3, 22 in 72 games). What to watch for Mr. Lee. For starters, it’s Lee again. This is the second straight year he will pitch the World Series opener, this time for Texas after winning Games 1 and 5 for Philadelphia last year against the Yankees. The free agent-to-be could easily wind up pitching for someone else next season, too. October ace is at his best under pressure, going 7-0 with a 1.26 ERA in eight postseason starts. He has 67 strikeouts and seven walks in 64 1-3 innings during those outings. Cody’s Ride. Ross, who aspired to be a rodeo clown until switching to baseball at age 10, has been San Francisco’s go-to guy in clutch situations. Can his tear at the plate continue? He’s one of a handful of postseason first-timers on this roster, including Huff and Freddy Sanchez. Runnin’ Rangers. Texas is 15 of 17 on stolen base attempts this postseason, and will run to get things going. Andrus even scored on a double steal in Game 2 of the ALCS, becoming the first player to steal home in the postseason since 2002. Hamilton had four stolen bases in the playoffs, and the Rangers should have no problem playing by NL rules — they led the AL with 53 sacrifice bunts. All The Right Moves. Bochy has used different combinations and substitution patterns to get the Giants this far. Whether it was starting Torres over Rowand in center field or sitting a struggling Sandoval in favor of playing Uribe at third and Renteria at shortstop, Bochy has displayed a perfect touch with this team. Texas Rangers starting pitcher Cliff Lee San Francisco Giants’ Cody Ross Rangers make it four times in six sea- manager, and changed name in 1972. Matchups for the Giants. ... Guerrero is .330 career home in Texas. ... Giants can use switch- sons that a team is playing in its first Rangers make first World Series appear- hitter against Giants, with nine homers hitter Pablo Sandoval at DH in Texas. His World Series. Previous three all lost in ance in franchise’s 50th season. ... ing Giants to .159 batting average. He has and 31 RBIs in 62 games. He was primari- production dropped off dramatically this five games or fewer: Houston (2005), Giants lead all-time series against Texas 21 strikeouts and four walks in 24 innings, ly DH this season, playing only 18 games season, but “Kung Fu Panda” is still dan- Colorado (2007) and Tampa Bay (2008). 15-7 and have won last seven meetings and threw complete game against them in outfield. He’s likely to move back to old gerous at plate. ... Oliver, 40, was a starter ... Giants haven’t won World Series since (2001-09). Rangers have lost 11 in a row on July 31, 2009, his first start for spot in right during games in San and the loser when Texas lost 8-3 to San upsetting Cleveland Indians in 1954, in San Francisco, where they are 2-12. ... Philadelphia after being traded from Francisco, where NL rules prohibit DH. Francisco on June 12, 1997,in baseball’s when Willie Mays and Co. played at Polo Rangers and Giants both hit 162 home Cleveland. ... Molina was Giants’ starting Bad knees from all those years on hard first interleague game. He allowed four Grounds in New York.Club moved to San runs during regular season, averaging catcher for 3½ seasons until they traded turf in Montreal have slowed him, and runs and eight hits in 7 2-3 innings. ... Francisco for 1958 season, three years one per game. In playoffs, Texas had 17 in him to Texas on July 1. That cleared the right field in San Francisco can be tricky, Giants have home-field advantage in before Rangers franchise began play as 11 games and Giants hit six in 10 games. way in San Francisco for rookie Posey to with some odd angles and long runs. World Series because NL won All-Star expansion Washington Senators. Team ... Lee is 3-0 with 1.13 ERA in three career be everyday catcher. Molina hit .276 with Look for strong-armed Jeff Francoeur to game in July, first victory over AL since moved to Texas, with Ted Williams as starts against San Francisco while hold- 58 home runs and 273 RBIs in 472 games play RF against left-handed starters back 1996. New Mexico gives No easy road for Ducks to reach BCS title game By John Marshall tops in scoring at 55.4 points dominant team, winning Negedu a second chance Associated Press writer — nearly seven more than the seven straight conference next closest team. The Ducks titles heading into last season. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. forward, who was allowed to Oregon appears to be won their first seven games by Oregon ended that run last (AP) — Emmanuel Negedu play this season as a 22- hurtling toward the national an average of 39 points and Halloween in a game the fans got a second chance at life year-old sophomore. title game, No. 1 in the polls, have done it quickly and effi- dubbed Fright Night, a 47-20 after Tennessee’s medical On Sept. 28, 2009, No. 2 in the BCS, over- ciently, ranking 114th in time rout at Autzen Stadium that staff revived him during a Negedu had just completed whelming teams with an of possession at 26.28 min- was fourth-ranked USC’s frightening training episode. a Tennessee weightlifting intimidating blend of speed utes per game. worst since 1997.The Trojans He got a second chance at session and was racing a and depth. The road figures to get would love to return the title- playing college basketball teammate on the Vols’ But between the Ducks and tougher from now on, ending favor. after NCAA officials deter- indoor football field when their first national champi- though, starting Saturday at Nov. 6, vs. Washington. mined he would be eligible he collapsed. He lost con- onship stands the hardest No. 24 Southern California. The Huskies have been New Mexico forward Emmanuel immediately this season at sciousness and had no part of the season: a five- The Trojans, despite sanc- inconsistent this season, New Mexico. pulse. Negedu answering questions during game gauntlet of tough tions and a subsequent lack beating USC and Oregon Last summer, the Athletic trainers used an an interview in Albuquerque, N.M. teams, all vying to be the one of depth due to defections, State, getting routed by Tennessee transfer was external defibrillator and Negedu transferred from Tennessee, to knock the Ducks off. are still plenty talented. Their Nebraska and Arizona. attending a public speaking performed CPR to revive where last fall he suffered sudden Let up even for a moment defense has struggled at Washington’s defense will class on New Mexico’s cam- Negedu. He eventually had cardiac arrest after a workout, and and everything Oregon has times, but seems to be gain- likely have a hard time pus when he noticed he had surgery to have a cardiac received an NCAA waiver that makes accomplished this season will ing momentum under new matching up with the Ducks received a voice message defibrillator implanted in go up in a puff of dust,just like coordinator Monte Kiffin. — 98th in total defense — but him eligible this season. from Lobos coach Steve his chest to monitor his it did for Alabama and The offense has been good quarterback Jake Locker has Alford. heart rhythm and apply a Oregon, Rhode Island, Oklahoma the past two since a shaky start to the sea- the arm and legs to keep the “I was like,‘Oh, let me call shock if irregularities are UNLV — but he remembered weeks. son, led by maturing sopho- Huskies in the game. coach right away,”‘ Negedu detected. being recruited by Iowa “You can get knocked out more quarterback Matt Nov.13,at California.The recalled. “I was shaking. I But then came the waiting when Alford coached there. in the seventh round,”Oregon Barkley. Bears have made Washington knew this might be good to learn if he could play “Well, I didn’t have any coach Chip Kelly said. “All “USC is the most talented seem consistent with their news, this might be bad again. doubt,”Negedu said. “I just you can do is be ready to bat- team in our league, by far,” up-and-down season. Other news. Coach said, ‘Hey, you Tennessee administrators put everything up to God tle each week and make it to Kelly said. than a 1-point loss at Arizona, have been cleared.’ Then I consulted the school’s med- about where I was going to the eighth round.” But get by the Trojans and Cal has been the router or the was jumping and scream- ical staff and decided they play and if I was going to The first seven rounds have the schedule doesn’t get routee, the latest a 50-17 ing. I was so excited. I called wouldn’t allow Negedu to play. Before I got cleared, been relatively easy for the much easier. A look at what blasting of Arizona State last everybody. It was a real big play, which cleared him to there were checkups. They Ducks (7-0, 4-0 Pac-10). the Ducks have left this sea- Saturday. Catch the Bears on relief for me.” transfer. Negedu had told me I can do what I Oregon has the nation’s son: one of their good days and the That makes two big reliefs prospects — Iowa State, want to do. That was a big best offense at a staggering Saturday, at USC. The Ducks could be in for a for the 6-foot-7,220-pound Memphis, Nebraska, relief.” 569.14 yards a game and is Trojans had been the Pac-10’s shootout. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho COMICS Wednesday, October 27, 2010 Sports 5

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CNM/MD Team 208.886.2224 SFMC Pregnant? Shoshone Family Medical Center 113 S. Apple St. Shoshone Prenatal Care Sports 6 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho NFC teams not No surgery for Romo, looking Super QB to miss 6-8 weeks By Barry Wilner Eagles and Packers all won at IRVING, Texas — Tony BENGALS PUT CB Associated Press writer least 11 times — only the Colts Romo doesnt need surgery PACMANJONES ON IR and Chargers managed that on his broken left collarbone, CINCINNATI — Corn- NEW YORK — Maybe they many wins in the AFC. just time for it to heal. erback Adam “Pacman” should put two AFC teams in So whats gone wrong in the AP photo He may have all the way Jones will miss the rest of the Super Bowl this season. NFC? San Francisco 49ers quarterback until the spring minicamp. his comeback season with The search for someone Alex Smith looks on from the Romo is expected to miss the Cincinnati Bengals worthy of playing for the Plummeting sidelines after being injured dur- between six and eight weeks, because of a neck injury league title sure looks easy in Powerhouses ing the second half against the which could be an eternity for that might require surgery. that conference, where the Carolina Panthers Sunday in the 1-5 Dallas Cowboys. If The Bengals placed Jones Patriots, Jets, Steelers, Ravens, No defending division Charlotte, N.C. their playoff hopes arent on injured reserve Tuesday Colts, Texans and Titans are champion is alone in first place already squelched, they likely with a herniated disk in his dangerous, and sometimes in either conference, but at they have lost to the Colts and will be by the time their Pro neck. Jones was injured late dominant. Over in the NFC, least the Patriots (5-1) are tied Titans. Bowl quarterback is healthy in a 39-32 loss to Atlanta on even the losing teams still talk with the Jets atop the AFC Philadelphia has shuffled again.So perhaps team owner Sunday. He was examined bravely about making the East, and the Colts (4-2) are a quarterbacks as neither Kevin Jerry Jones will end up telling AP photo by a doctor who indicated playoffs. half-game in back of Kolb nor Michael Vick has Romo to call it a season and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony that surgery was needed, When Mike Singletary Tennessee in the AFC South. steadily been available. rest up for 2011. Romo (9) will be out 6-8 weeks agent Tom Hunter told The claims his 49ers (1-6) still have Combined, the 2009 NFC Thats just in the NFC East. Think about it: Associated Press. after breaking his left collarbone a shot at the postseason, it division winners are 10-15. Considering how wretched Jones will see other spe- would be heresy in the AFC.In Turnovers have been par- Coaching Concerns the Cowboys were led by their against the New York Giants cialists before deciding the NFC, well, who knows? ticularly damaging, with the star, it seems unlikely they Monday in Arlington, Texas. whether to have surgery, “Theres no doubt in my Cardinals at minus-7, the Carolina is ready to part will turn things around while Hunter said. An operation mind that somehow, some Vikings at minus-6, the Saints with John Fox despite his 76- led by 38-year-old backup down catch by Vikings tight wouldnt necessarily end way, we will regroup and keep at minus-5 and the Cowboys 60 record, one NFC title and Jon Kitna,who hadnt thrown end Visanthe Shiancoe. He his career. fighting,” Singletary said. at minus-2. another loss in the conference a pass in more than two years also was upset by a facemask “Were going to make a season Minnesotas usually strong championship game heading before Monday night and call against right tackle Phil GARRARD CLEARED TO PRACTICE, of it, and I still believe we can passing game ranks 24th even into 2010. So the Panthers whose last gig as a starter was Loadholt and not calling a PLAY FOR JAGUARS go to the playoffs. I still believe with the addition of Randy allowed him to become a on the Detroit club that went hold on Jared Allen that JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — we can get those things done.” Moss. Brett Favres physical lame duck in the final year of winless in 2008. allowed Packers quarter- Jacksonville Jaguars quarter- It will take a long string of woes at 41, plus his off-field his contract. “Were not going to stop back Aaron Rodgers to back David Garrard has been wins, but nothing crazier than problems, have exacerbated Singletary already has fired right now and give up or quit scramble for a first down. cleared to practice and play getting to 9-7,perhaps even 8- the Vikings collapse. his offensive coordinator, and or whine or even make excus- after passing post-concus- 8 in the mediocre NFC West. Drew Brees,who threw only communication is better es,”coach Wade Phillips said HALL IN THE HALL: CANTON sion tests. Fortunately for the 49ers,their 11 picks in leading New between the league and the Tuesday. “Youve just got to GETS REDSKINS CBS JERSEY Garrard passed the NFL- two remaining AFC oppo- Orleans to its first NFL title players association than it is go forward. Thats what we ASHBURN, Va. — After mandated tests Tuesday,then nents are underachieving San last season, already has 10 and among 49ers coaches. have to do. I think our guys tying an NFL record with worked out at the facility. Diego and Denver,both 2-5. the Saints have no running Chicago, while tied atop will band together.” four interceptions in a game, Coach Jack Del Rio said NFC teams are 12-17 against game. the NFC North with Green DeAngelo Hall is getting his Monday that Garrard would the AFC so far and have not Bay (4-3), cant protect QB CHILDRESS FINED $35K jersey picked off — and start Sundays game at Dallas beaten a first-place AFC Key Injuries Jay Cutler in new offensive FOR CRITICIZING REFS shipped to the Pro Football if he received clearance. The opponent yet. The confer- coordinator Mike Martzs MINNEAPOLIS — After a Hall of Fame. Jaguars (3-4) dont have ences supposed best squads No team has established offense and coach Lovie narrow loss to bitter division The Washington Redskins many choices. — the Cowboys, Giants, itself because no team is Smith and his staff are clue- rival Green Bay, Vikings cornerback announced Backup Luke McCown is Saints, Packers and Vikings — whole. Sure, AFC clubs less about how to use replay coach Brad Childress seethed Tuesday on Twitter that the on injured reserve with a knee are 3-7 against the AFC. havent been perfectly healthy, challenges. The Bears have at what he called “the worst No. 23 he wore in Sundays injury, Trent Edwards has a Of course, they are not but the most damaging lost 12 of their past 15 replay officiated game Ive seen.” 17-14 win over Chicago is on badly sprained thumb on his competing for spots in the injuries have occurred in the challenges. On Tuesday, he paid for the way to Canton, Ohio. throwing hand and last playoffs with AFC teams. And NFC. Not surprisingly, theres it. A spokesman for the Hall weeks starter, Todd Bouman, while the prospect of the first Washingtons starting run- still plenty of optimism from The NFL fined Childress of Fame confirmed that it injured the ring finger on his division winner with a losing ning back, Ryan Torain, began just about everyone in the $35,000 for criticizing offi- had asked for the jersey. throwing hand while making record remains remote, its the season on the practice inferior conference. cials and disclosing confi- Hall is the 19th player to a tackle after his second inter- possible a .500 record could squad. The Giants, probably “The scary thing is I dont dential conversations with intercept four passes in a ception. Newly acquired take the NFC North or NFC the conferences top team so think weve ever played on all the officiating department. game, and the first to do it Patrick Ramsey is healthy,but West. far, have seen key starters cylinders in regards to Childress sharply criti- since Deltha ONeal with still learning the offense. The NFC has not measured Mathias Kiwanuka, Keith offense, defense and special cized the officiating crew Denver in 2001. Garrard sustained a con- up in the Super Bowl for more Bulluck and Aaron Ross hob- teams,” Packers linebacker after a 28-24 loss to the Hall tweeted that he is cussion last in a 30-3 loss to than a decade, losing seven of bled on their defense, center Clay Matthews said.“But you Packers on Sunday night.He “definitely humbled and Tennessee last Monday. the past 10.Yet,just a year ago, Shaun OHara and tight end see little flashes here and was particularly upset with a honored” by the Hall of the Saints, Vikings, Cowboys, Kevin Boss on offense. And there.” replay reversal of a touch- Fames request. — The Associated press

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