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Magicvalley.com Educators still wary of teacher pay proposal students’ performance — a through measures such as “We need to reward teachers who suggestion that met fierce standardized testing. are taking on additional leadership Luna to present complex education educator opposition in Sinking state budgets jobs and we want to reward excel- 2008 and failed to pass the have kept a revised version lence.” Idaho Senate. of the proposal from mak- While some educators are open restructuring plan today in Boise Melissa McGrath, Idaho ing headway since. But to the idea, some Magic Valley By Amy Huddleston Superintendent of Public State Department of with today’s proposed school administrators are cautious Times-News writer Instruction Tom Luna will present Education spokeswoman, public schools overhaul — to embrace it without learning his comprehensive plan today in a said the 2008 proposal Luna other details of which were more first. A controversial proposal previ- joint presentation to the Idaho would have allowed merit- still scarce Tuesday — Luna Twin Falls School District ously met with teacher skepticism House and Senate education com- based pay increases for three things: apparently saw the opportunity to Associate Superintendent Patti appears set to return today, when mittees. taking on hard-to-fill positions, bring it back. O’Dell said a pay-for-performance Idaho’s public schools chief unveils Part of the plan revisits the idea accepting extra leadership duties or “We strongly believe teachers in a plan to restructure education. of paying teachers based on their showing student achievement Idaho deserve this,”McGrath said. See TEACHERS, Main 2
Getting flak Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind teacher has from JFAC Gov. Otter’s budget UNSTOPPABLE ENERGY proposal receives plenty of scrutiny
By Ben Botkin Times-News writer
BOISE — State lawmakers start- ed their budget-planning tasks Tuesday with a healthy dose of scrutiny and plenty of questions. That scrutiny centered on Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter’s proposed budget, which would use one-time fund transfers as one tool to shrink a $340 million budget hole to $50 million. Members of the Legislature’s Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee questioned Wayne Hammon, Otter’s budget chief, about shifting sums such as $10 million from the state’s Permanent Building Fund into the general fund.The permanent build- ing fund is used for upkeep of state infrastructure and building needs. Rep. Maxine Bell, R-Jerome and JFAC’s co-chairwoman, said she’d like to see a list of what could be done with $10 million of repairs ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News and alterations, adding that Otter’s Chelsea Paulson, Miss Deaf America 2006, signs with a student Monday at the Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind in Gooding. The former pageant queen travelled across the country during her reign and has brought those experiences to her first teaching job. See JFAC, Main 2 DETAILS OF OTTER’S Former Miss Deaf America thrives in first education job PROPOSED BUDGET By Amy Huddleston “We’re thrilled to have Chelsea. a lot of enthusiasm and creativity into her Public K-12 education: It’s not cut, Times-News writer classroom,” said Gretchen Spooner, ISDB but the $128.5 million cut last year She brings a lot of enthusiasm and director of education and special services. wouldn’t be restored. Another GOODING — When Chelsea Paulson “She has really great skills in relating to stu- $17.7 million would go to growth competed in the Miss Deaf America pageant creativity into her classroom. She dents and in delivering instruction in ways needs of public schools. in 2006, she merged lines from the Dr. Seuss has really great skills in relating that they can understand.” A 2.2 percent average reduction in books, “Oh the Places You’ll Go!”and “I Can Deaf since birth, Paulson attended public funding for state agencies comes to Read with My Eyes Shut” to tell a new story. to students and in delivering schools with the help of classroom inter- $35.5 million cut. Here are some Paulson, a teacher at the Idaho School for instruction in ways that preters. Her parents learned American Sign examples: the Deaf and the Blind, followed the words Language quickly and her father was A 4.13 percent, $25 million from “Oh the Places You’ll Go!”last summer they can understand.” adamant that Paulson learn to be independ- reduction for health and welfare pro- to Gooding. There, a poster of Horton the — Gretchen Spooner, ISDB director ent. He would give her “sermons” on how to grams. elephant and the words, “A person’s a per- be successful, Paulson said. 3.45 percent, or $47,600, for son, no matter how small,” is tacked above of education and special services Now she teaches that concept to her ISDB Idaho Public Television. the 23-year-old’s desk as a reminder to her students and encourages them to be effective 0.68 percent, or $1.13 million, for students. Dakota,” Paulson said while describing the communicators. It’s something she’s learned Idaho Department of Correction. There’s nothing small about the energy the states’ landscapes. “This is a good place to to do well, both with the deaf and those who 1.72 percent, or $413,300, for first-year teacher and former Miss Deaf spark discussions. Idaho hasn’t had a Miss can hear. Her husband, Jared, doesn’t have a community colleges. America from South Dakota brings to her Deaf America for a long time.” hearing disability and works at ISDB as well. 1.87 percent, or $4 million, for classroom. Her hands and facial expressions She joked that her options were to be a They met in high school and after a few state colleges and universities. say what her voice doesn’t, and her lively teacher, a farmer or a nurse. While her par- attempts to flirt through a 40-year-old 3.45 percent, or$286,600, for personality fills her classroom. ents are farmers, Paulson said her heart has interpreter, Paulson said, Jared learned her health districts. “Idaho and South Dakota are exactly the always been in deaf education. Source: Governor’s budget same but Idaho has more Botox than South “We’re thrilled to have Chelsea. She brings See ENERGY, Main 2 recommendation.
Fluoride? We’re fine: Natural Magic Valley levels close to new federal recommendation By Laura Lundquist is ingested, fluorosis can result, with municipal water quality by per million. tems containing fluoride at con- Times-News writer causing tooth blemishes or pit- leaching elements like arsenic, it That puts regional fluoride lev- centrations at or below the exist- ting, and in extreme cases causing can also contribute beneficial els about where HHS wants them: ing maximum. Meanwhile, while Magic Valley water is a little like bones to become brittle. minerals like fluoride. at 0.7 parts per million. The allow- many people think bottled water is fluoride mouthwash, but without Some U.S. cities have added flu- Twin Falls Water Super- able amount currently extends to pure, samples regularly contain the minty flavor. oride to their water since the intendent Rob Bohling said sam- 1.2 parts per million, but the U.S. fluoride levels up to 0.72 parts per The U.S. Department of Health 1940s in an effort to combat tooth ples of city water are regularly Environmental Protection Agency million. and Human Services recently pro- decay. But that’s not necessary for found to contain fluoride levels of is reviewing whether it should Water superintendents in posed lowering the recommended others, including some in south- around 0.73 parts per million. The reduce that limit. Jerome, Buhl, Shoshone, Burley level of fluoride in drinking water. central Idaho, that benefit from 2009 Twin Falls annual water According to the EPA, more and Hailey all confirmed that they Fluoride can reduce tooth decay in their surroundings. quality report listed test results in than 60 percent of Americans get also do not add fluoride to city children. But if too much fluoride While geology can wreak havoc the range of 0.4 to 0.8 parts their water from public water sys- water.
Bridge ...... Classifieds 5 Crossword ...... Classifieds 7 Obituaries...... Food 8 Comics...... Business 3 Dear Abby...... Classifieds 5 Opinion ...... Main 6-7 SUSPECT IN CUSTODY Area man wanted for Commodities ...... Business 2 Jumble ...... Classifieds 6 Sudoku ...... Classifieds 4 sexual assault turns himself in, Main 3 Main 2 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 MORNING MIX TN Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho TODAY S HAPPENINGS Seriously,who is the dude T.F. Co. wants BENEFITS AND FUNDRAISERS weed advisory Bruin Bowling Night, family night bowling to raise money for the Twin Falls High School Bowling Club, 5 to 8 p.m., Bowladrome, 220 upside-down in your tree? Eastland Drive, Twin Falls, $8 prepaid or $10 at the door (includes board members 2 games, shoes, slice of pizza and soda), have a friend who s a how much you dawdled Times-News [email protected]. utility company on the Victoria s Secret Mini-Cassia Relay For Life Kick-off, information fair, 6 p.m., Morey s meter reader and I DON T website. Twin Falls County is looking to Steakhouse, 219 E. Third N., Burley, $50 registration fee, 300- I have a dog who hates ASK ME So the technology exists fill three vacancies on its noxious 0219 or 312-9223. meter readers. What s a to figure out how much weeds advisory board. guy to do? Steve Crump power you ve used with- Board members serve as advis- CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS I could proclaim the out somebody strolling ers to the Bureau of Noxious Weed politically correct thing — latched on to your ankle. into your backyard once a Control on matters of budget, Magic Valley Singles group dancing, 7 p.m. workshop and 8 p.m. that canine assaults on Maybe the solution is month to find out. weed-control project priority and PLUS, American Legion Hall, 107 Seventh Ave. E., Jerome, bring backyard intruders are an to stop making junction On the other hand, what as liaisons between citizens and finger food to share, $3, 536-2243. outrage and must be pun- boxes targets of opportu- would Annie s life be like the county. ished. Or I could say that nity. Maybe the electricity without meter readers? The board meets once every HEALTH AND WELLNESS Jeff, my meter-reading company could put meter She d skulk the other month. Twin Falls Community Blood Drive, hosted by the American Red friend, shouldn t be get- reading on the honor sys- greensward, bark at the The three vacancies represent Cross, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Church of Ascension, 371 Eastland Drive, tin up into my dog tem. yellow Lab next door, sniff separate areas the applicants free, 734-4566 for appointment. Annie s business. Let s say for every hour and scratch. It would be must live in: one is for people who In any case, Annie — an of power you use, you put like sending your 12-year- live south or east of Rogerson, 11-year-old soft-coated 50 cents aside for kibble. old to bed without an another is for those who live west LECTURE wheaten terrier — relieved Then you mail the pro- iPod. of Hollister to Salmon Falls Creek, Jeff of the leg of his jeans ceeds to the utility at the And what about Carl, and the last is for those who live “Geologic History of the Snake River Plain,” with guest speaker the other day, an action to end of the month. the fellow who comes to south of Kimberly and Hansen. Shawn Willsey, 7 p.m., National Park Service Visitor Center, 221 S. which I m not wholly Seriously. A 50-pound the house from time to Applicants should have a State St., Hagerman, free, 837-6060. unsympathetic. Jeff, after sack of Purina Dog Chow time to clean the chimney? “strong commitment” to the all, was a total stranger retails for $24.49 at my Last time he got strand- community, according to a coun- LIBRARY exposing his nether regions neighborhood supermar- ed on the roof, with Annie ty press release. to harm s way. ket. Why isn t your utility circling beneath. Applications are available at Internet and E-mail computer class, designed for people with little Dogs are bred to pro- investing? Luckily, our dog was the Twin Falls County or no experience, 10 a.m., Burley Public Library, 1300 Miller Ave., tect, and those that aren t Besides, aren t electric- content with Carl s red Commission s office, 425 no registration necessary, class size limited to 10, free, open to the bred to protect are engi- ity meters so 1927? checkered handkerchief. Shoshone St.N.,Twin Falls,or on public, 878-7708 or [email protected]. neered with whisker-thin I mean, the folks at your And the seat of his the county s website,www.twin- Preschool Story Hour, with stories, activities and crafts, 10 a.m., patience. Internet provider know to trousers. fallscounty.org. Submitting a Buhl Public Library, 215 Broadway N., free, open to the public, So if you re thumpin the second how long resume is encouraged. Jan. 31 is 543-6500. and bumpin on the patio, you ve been online this Steve Crump is the the deadline to apply. Advanced Basics class, learn to search the Internet, 1 p.m., Twin chances are pretty fair month. They can even tell Times-News Opinion Contact weeds bureau Falls Public Library, 201 Fourth Ave. E., seating limited, free, open that you re going home you — time, date and editor. Hear him Fridays Superintendent Kali Sherrill at to the public, 733-2964. with a domestic animal minute — the details of at KLIX-1450 AM. 734-9000 with questions. Kidz Game Night, kids K-6 invited to play Wii, board games and other activities, 4 p.m., Twin Falls Public Library, 201 Fourth Ave. E., free, open to the public, 733-2964 ext. 110. Kids Craft week, K-6 graders can pick up a craft kit from the youth services desk, during library hours, Twin Falls Public Library, 201 Energy Fourth Ave. E., free, open to the public, 733-2964 ext. 110. Continued from Main 1 language, although he has his To have an event listed, please submit the name of the event, a own style of signing. brief description, time, place, cost and contact number to Mirela A self-described farm girl Sulejmanovic by e-mail at [email protected]; by phone, at heart, Paulson was the 735-3278; by fax, 734-5538; or by mail, Times-News, P.O. Box 548, only contestant to enter the Twin Falls, ID 83303-0548. Deadline is noon, four days in advance Miss Deaf South Dakota pag- of event. eant in 2006. She proved to be the best of her peers, win- ning that year s national MORE CALENDAR ONLINE competition. Through it Paulson traveled to 15 states Check out our online calendar where you can to speak about her platform submit events and search by category against audism — discrimi- for specific events and dates. nation against the deaf or www.magicvalley.com/app/calendar/events/ hard of hearing — and to share her talent. She dressed as the Cat in the Hat to per- form her Dr. Seuss piece in various venues. ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News 5TH DISTRICT COURT NEWS “Now I tell my girls in class to sit up straight and keep Chelsea Paulson, Miss Deaf America 2006, leads a class Monday for deaf students at the Idaho School for TWIN FALLS COUNTY their shoulders back,”Paulson the Deaf and the Blind in Gooding. TUESDAY ARRAIGNMENTS signed, demonstrating the Desiree A. Green, 31, Kimberly; four counts forgery, $5,000 bond, way she learned to sit proper- laughter and lightheartedness we do? Laugh! ”Paulson said. Amy Huddleston may be public defender appointed, preliminary Jan. 21. ly. of his books with her. “It s better laughing over our reached at ahuddleston James J. Johnson, 30, Twin Falls; grand theft, $10,000 bond, public While Paulson s motto isn t “Do-Do? Laugh! In ASL to problems than worry about @magicvalley.com or 734- defender appointed, preliminary Jan. 21. from Dr. Seuss, she s kept the English it means, What can it.” 3204. Kyle A. Rienstra, 21, Jerome; driving without privileges, possession of controlled substance, no insurance, possession of paraphernalia, $500 bond, public defender appointed, pretrial Feb. 1. Bobby J. Ruiz, 24, Twin Falls; delivery of controlled substance, $5,000 bond, defendant declined public defender, preliminary Jan. 21. Jason A. Albertson, 31, Twin Falls; kidnapping (second degree), crime JFAC against nature, penetration by foreign object, battery with intent to Continued from Main 1 JFAC, said it s too soon to say requirements of federal commit severe injury, $100,000 bond, public defender appointed, pitch begs the question of MORE ONLINE what parts of the governor s money that schools received. preliminary Jan. 21. what would be left to fall VISIT Capitol proposal he agrees or dis- That amount could be $34.6 apart. Confidential, the agrees with. million, possibly affecting Hammon said the $10 Times-News political “I think the governor s next year s carryover. Federal million represents savings blog by Ben Botkin. done a pretty good job of strings require that the per- not earmarked for specific MAGICVALLEY.COM trying to mitigate the poten- centage of the budget devoted Teachers projects. tial reductions that agencies to education doesn t shrink. Continued from Main 1 Superintendent Heather Another $8 million would time sources of cash to prop and public schools could be • Looking at next year, a plan may be a good step Williams said she is also come from a fund the Idaho up the budget for 15 years facing,” Cameron said. “He proposed $2.09 million in toward rewarding out- concerned about the pay- State Liquor Division is now. In recent years, sources uses quite a bit of one-time new spending would cover standing teachers. But, she for-performance concept. required to maintain to cover included state reserve money and other resources new math and science said, the concept needs to She said her district s teach- liabilities. accounts and federal stimu- through some very creative requirements and college be defined further. ers have worked hard to col- “They now believe they lus dollars. accounting and an ambi- entrance exams for high “We need to be very cau- laborate for their students have $8 million excess,” Those are nearly gone. tious approach to try to mit- school students. tious when we put that best interests. A more com- Hammon said. What s left are more uncon- igate the need for any addi- “There will be peaks and model together so it s good petitive approach to pay has He later added that find- ventional sources. tional revenue or to cut valleys,” Bell said. “There for the students,” O Dell some teachers worried about ing out about the fund s Among the largest pro- agencies further.” always have been, but this is said. “I imagine teachers whether that cohesiveness excess was “quite a sur- posed sources this year are Otter hasn t called for a a valley we seem to have share the same concerns. I would suffer, she said. prise.” the Liquor Division, the hiring or salary freeze in trouble scrambling out of.” really think feelings are var- “My teachers are very “We ve been very careful- building fund and the state government, but ied.” interested in being the best ly watching how agencies Millennium Fund, which instead would let agency Ben Botkin may be Idaho Education Assoc- they can be,”Williams said. spend money,”he said. holds money the state directors make those deci- reached at bbotkin@magic- iation officials declined “It s positive if we are truly The news got JFAC mem- received in a tobacco settle- sions, Hammon said. valley.com or 735-3238. comment until after Luna able to reward educators bers thinking. Rep. Marv ment. Also tabbed is an esti- Lawmakers will face other presents his plan today. But who are going above and Hagedorn, R-Meridian, mated $50 million in excess considerations as they weigh in an online response to beyond, but it s negative if wondered if there are “any carryover at the end of this Otter s proposal: Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter s it s all based on data points other funds off the radar that fiscal year,though that could • If revenues grow beyond State of the State address, because they don t encom- we can identify.” drop to $15.4 million because expectations in the current the IEA was perplexed by pass everything.” Though the proposed of education needs. fiscal year, the state may need the call to radically restruc- transfers staved off deeper Sen. Dean Cameron, R- to appropriate more toward ture a system members feel Amy Huddleston may be cuts in Otter s $2.56 billion Rupert and co-chairman of education based on the is performing well in the reached at ahuddleston@ budget proposal, Hammon face of limited resources. magicvalley.com or said the high level of one- Gooding School District 735-3204. time spending — $78 million — isn t something the gov- ernor likes. IDAHO LOTTERY “The fact that it s so large gives the governor great Jan. 11 5 2 0 Tuesday, January 11 Jan. 10 2 6 9 pause,”Hammon said. 01 04 11 16 45 MB: 37 Jan. 9 5 3 0 But the practice isn t unusual for Idaho. In the event of a discrepancy between the numbers shown here and the Idaho Lottery s * Good Deals! Legislators have found one- official list of winning numbers, the latter shall prevail. www.idaholottery.com. 334-2600. (up to 60% off)
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As of Jan. 11 Get it only at www.magicvalley.com/todaysdeal Circulation director Robert Ronco . .735-3327 Vol. 106, No. 12 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho LOCAL/IDAHO Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Main 3 Twin Falls man wanted for sexual Buhl secures Seneca grant By Kimberly Williams-Brackett very hard to make this work.” Times-News correspondent Work is expected to be completed by September. assault surrenders, faces felony charge BUHL — The city of Buhl In new business, Mayor will receive two grants total- Tom McCauley said Buhl is a Times-News She also woke her 2-year-old son in nonfatal shooting of 32-year-old ing $460,000 to accommo- recipient of a Seagraves another room but was not allowed to go Arturo C. Vargas at the El Paralito bar. date Seneca Foods’ expan- grant. The $60,000 grant A man sought by the Twin Falls care for him. Originally charged with aggravated sion and to redevelop land. will be used to build a pocket County Sheriff’s Office for allegedly Albertson was arraigned Tuesday on battery,he pleaded guilty to aggravated City Engineer Scott Bybee park on Clear Creek Drive. holding hostage and sexually assault- felony counts of second-degree kid- assault in November. The maximum said Monday that Buhl’s get- “We’re hoping for ing a Twin Falls woman is in custody. napping, crime against nature, pene- penalty for aggravated assault in Idaho ting $400,000 from the improvement to the proper- Jason A. Albertson, 31, of Twin Falls, tration by a foreign object and battery is five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Idaho Department of ty,”said McCauley. turned himself in Monday and is in the with the intent to commit a serious Commerce to pay for public The city’s urban renewal Twin Falls County Jail on $100,000 bond, felony. His preliminary hearing was set Vehicular manslaughter infrastructure. agnecy purchased the prop- reduced from $200,000 by a judge, said for Jan. 21. There will be no out-of- erty for the project,which has sheriff’s spokeswoman case moves toward trial pocket expenses for the city, been in the works since 2000. Lori Stewart. Officials Sentencing continued for A Jerome man accused of vehicular and it will allow Seneca McCauley said the city will announced Thursday manslaughter remains headed for jury Foods to continue its expan- “stimulate our own economy they were looking for Jerome club shooter trial after Monday’s brief pretrial hear- sion, Bybee told the Buhl and keep the work here.” Albertson after the The Wendell man accused of carry- ing in Jerome. City Council. Organizations such as the Wednesday night inci- ing out a March shooting in Jerome will Irwin Ryan Adams, 21, remains Seneca is adding 100,000 West End Men’s Association dent. be sentenced at a date later than origi- scheduled for a Jan. 26 jury trial. He is square feet of cold storage to and City Council members According to court nally scheduled. accused of causing the death of his its facility. In addition to will volunteer their time. Albertson records, Albertson Raymundo J. Luna-Gomez, 23, was 19-year-old friend, Allen Larsen, in an building, there will be elec- “Our in-house grant allegedly came to the set to be sentenced for felony aggravat- October 2009 vehicle accident. trical upgrades, water infra- writer, Cece Teschler, helped house of the victim late at night and ed assault on Monday in Jerome According to police testimony, Adams structure for fire safety, and us get the grant,” McCauley trapped her in her bedroom for four or County 5th District Court. Sentencing was travelling in excess of 100 mph rail spur. The grant will pay said. five hours while he sexually assaulted her. was continued after a motion by Luna- when he left 200 East Road and for Idaho Power and Eastern In other city news, the The victim told police that she tried Gomez’s defense,and is now scheduled crashed west of Jerome. Idaho Railroad’s work and council swore in Police Chief to alert her parents, who were asleep in for 2:30 p.m. Jan. 24. Larsen died three days after the crash equipment, for which the Kevin Hanners, and voted another room, but she was unable to. Luna-Gomez was accused of the at a Boise hospital. city will assume and retain Pam McClain in as the coun- ownership. cil president. “I applaud the Department of Commerce Kimberly Williams- E. Idaho man competes on U.S. mountaineering team for working with us on this,” Brackett may be reached at said Bybee. “They will try [email protected]. By John Bulger The Idaho State Journal WEATHER POCATELLO — For the lesser of us, there are chair- lifts. / Luke Nelson scoffs at the 24 7 idea, you big sissies. The 30-year-old Poca- tellan is a ski mountaineer- ing demon, one of a small group of U.S. athletes who climb mountains, ski them, then climb them again for Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine another run. As fast as they possibly can. HAV E A HEALTHY “Ski mountaineering is NEW YEAR basically starting at the bot- tom of a mountain with the skis on your feet using LOSE WEIGHT, climbing skins that attach to QUIT SMOKING, the bottom of your skis and BE PAIN FREE! hiking to the top, skiing back AP photo/Provided by Luke Nelson, James Hlavaty down and repeating that Luke Nelson of Pocatello talks on Jan. 8 with his wife after racing in the U.S. Ski Mountaineering National DANA HENRY MSOM, L. AC. several times with varying Championship in Teton Village at Jackson Hole, Wyo. courses and elements in what you’re climbing up and schedule, I’ll go up in the with training and trying to fort of your home during the what you’re skiing down,’’ evening with a headlamp get some sponsors to help next month, Nelson will be EquilibriaqPIONEER BLDG. STE. 100 explains Nelson. “It’s defi- and hike up and ski down at defray costs. outside, regardless of condi- 139 RIVER VISTA PLACE nitely a physically demand- night,’’he said. “Sadly, although ski tions, getting ready for Italy. TWIN FALLS, ID 83301 ing sport.’’ On the weekends, he will mountaineering is being 208.720.7595 Nelson has competed at do as much as 12,000 to considered for an Olympic nationals three times. 13,000 vertical feet in a day sport in the 2018 Olympics Although his fitness has to get the amount of neces- and is huge in Europe, it’s never been in question, he sary training in. That small in the U.S., so there’s lacked experience in his first explains the resting pulse not a lot of financial support Make the most out of your two appearances. rate of 36. for the racers,’’he said. “I’m “It’s the kind of sport that From now until he travels hoping to drum up some the first couple of years, no with the team to the sponsorships and things to retirement years... matter how fit you are, Northern Dolomites in Italy, help offset the costs to go.’’ there’s a lot of technique Nelson will be consumed While you’re in the com- involved, so you can’t just show up and do wonderful. There’s a learning curve,’’he said. He attended the third national competition last SIDEWALK weekend, one day in Jackson Hole and the other at Grand Targhee.As the old saw goes, the third time’s a charm. 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“There are no words that can possibly Investigation reveals more warning express how we feel. We wish that there were, so we could make you feel better. We signs on day of Tuscon shootings don t understand why this happened. We By Amanda Lee Myers notes in Loughner s safe to breathe on her own care very deeply about the victims and their and Justin Pritchard reading “I planned ahead, Tuesday at an intensive care Associated Press writers “My assassination and the unit here, another hopeful families. We are so very sorry for their loss. name “Giffords. Pima sign of her progress, doctors — Randy and Amy Loughner, in a statement handed TUCSON, Ariz. — County Chief Rick Kastigar said. Investigators on Tuesday and Nanos told the AP they Meanwhile, several hun- to reporters waiting outside their house. revealed more disturbing also found notes with the dred mourners filled a details about the events words “Die, bitch , which Tuscon church for a public leading up to the assassina- they believe referenced Mass to remember the slain tion attempt against U.S. Giffords, and “Die, cops. and pray for the injured. As S’more Savings at Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, All the writings were either people filed in, nine young including a menacing hand- in an envelope or on an actu- girls sang “Amazing Grace. Mary Lou’s Flower Cart written note in the suspect s al form letter Giffords office The youngest victim of the home with the words “Die, sent him in 2007 after he attack, 9-year-old Christina All Christmas, bitch. attended one of her political Taylor Green, was a member And on the day of the Pima County Sheriff s Dept./AP photo events, Nanos said. of that choir. 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That s dis- Loughner resurfaced later Pima County Sheriff s feel, Randy and Amy respectful to the victims and Saturday when authorities Department s criminal Loughner wrote in a state- that s why we re here, said say he showed up at a gro- investigations division. ment handed to reporters Ignacio, who is a tea party cery store in a taxi and car- “What was in that bag and is waiting outside their house. member. Love ried out the rampage that there any relevance? “We wish that there were, so Today, President Obama injured 14 people and killed “What if he wrote a note we could make you feel bet- will visit Arizona and give a six, including a federal judge that says, Hey, I m going to ter. We don t understand speech honoring those killed. and a 9-year-old girl. go do these things and I why this happened. 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Offering Reliable Service, h is community theater production is performed by arrangements with Tam-‐Witmark Music Library, Inc Sales & Installation Shows start at 7:30 PM – except Sat Jan 29 matinee only at 2:00 PM Reserved tickets $10, General seating $8, Economy seating $5 Tickets are available at h e Book Plaza and Welch Music in Burley, 21333 Hwy 30 • Filer, ID h e Book Store in Rupert, Crowley’s “h e Quad” and Welch Music in Twin Falls Phone: 734-9244 Cell: 420-6085 and at the door – Call 678-6868 for reserved tickets Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho IDAHO/WEST Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Main 5 Federal judge dismisses Tamarack bankruptcy case By John Miller and Todd Dvorak Press the decision could compli- Suisse Group that is owed more proven himself incapable of man- There have been a series of trials Associated Press writers cate a sale, though it’s still com- than $350 million combined. aging the property or finding a since September. mitted to buying and resurrecting “We were so close — the judge buyer. Once that’s complete, foreclo- BOISE — A federal judge on the vacation development 90 knows that we are so close,’’ A New York City-based sure proceedings could include Tuesday dismissed Tamarack miles north of Boise. Boespflug said, adding he may ask spokesman for Credit Suisse, determining the value of Resort’s bankruptcy case from Still, Tamarack majority owner the judge to reconsider. “It’s illogi- which previously indicated in Tamarack’s assets, then eventually federal Chapter 11 protection, J.P. Boespflug lamented the deci- cal from the interest of all credi- court documents that it opposed a sheriff’s sale to recoup at least sending it back to state court sion. tors. The judge, quite frankly, is Green Valley’s offer while the some of the millions Tamarack has where foreclosure proceedings He says keeping the case in creating a mess.’’ resort was in a Chapter 11 bank- failed to pay banks, contractors may eventually proceed to a sher- Chapter 11 protection offers the Lawyers for Credit Suisse had ruptcy, declined to immediately and others for work on the central iff’s sale. clearest and easiest path for dis- urged U.S Bankruptcy Judge Terry comment on Tuesday’s ruling. Idaho getaway before it collapsed An Idaho investment group, posing Tamarack’s assets as a Myers to convert Tamarack’s case A 4th District Court judge in in 2008. Green Valley Holdings, that last whole while paying at least some into Chapter 7 liquidation or send Idaho is still busy determining who Whether the resort would be year offered to buy Tamarack for money to creditors, including a it back to state court to begin fore- among the resort’s secured credi- sold off in pieces or together was $40 million told The Associated lender consortium led by Credit closure, arguing Boespflug had tors is first in line to be repaid. unclear. AROUND THE WEST IDAHO Bannock County prosecutor Mark Heideman Defanged Idaho Democrats says he is awaiting autopsy results to determine High school coach gets job what charges might be filed. back after hazing inquiry BLACKFOOT — The Blackfoot High School bas- Idaho Falls man sentenced to urge lawmakers to be adults ketball coach who was put on leave during a crimi- nal hazing investigation of several of his former prison for burglary, battery By John Miller pockets,’’ Otter said during the House Revenue and players has been cleared to return to work. IDAHO FALLS — An Idaho Falls man has been Associated Press writer his speech. Taxation Committee, includ- Coach Jonathan Packer was reinstated by sentenced to at least five years in custody for a bur- Rusche said he’s leaning ing on a tie vote last year. school district officials Monday. glary and other crimes that his lawyer says were BOISE — The Idaho toward supporting a health But the constitution of that The school board placed Packer on leave in committed while he was on drugs. Legislature’s already de- coalition’s plan to boost the panel has changed this year, December days after five former players on the The Post-Register reports Brent A. Williams fanged minority Democrats cigarette tax by $1.25,to $1.82, and Rep. Dennis Lake, R- basketball team were charged with felonies for pleaded guilty to aggravated battery, possession of were also declawed during in a bid to curb smoking rates Blackfoot, and the tax com- engaging in hazing-like activities with fellow stu- a controlled substance and burglary for a May the Nov. 2 election when they among young people and mittee chairman, says he’s dents last year. break-in in which he attacked a woman. He also lost five seats in the state help cover a portion of the optimistic the measure could Prosecutors have dropped all felony charges, pleaded guilty to a separate burglary Monday House. $83 million in tobacco-relat- advance. but are still pursuing misdemeanor charges against before Judge Joel Tingey. With Democrats holding ed Medicare costs devoted to Democrats also agree with the players. Tingey sentenced Williams to 10 years for bat- just 20 of 105 seats in both smoking related illness. the governor that reforms are District officials say they completed their own tery and a concurrent eight years for burglary, chambers, House Minority Otter didn’t mention the overdue at the Idaho State investigation and decided to allow Packer to seven for possession of a controlled substance and Leader John Rusche conced- proposed tax increase in his Tax Commission, where the resume his job as head basketball coach. five years for the second burglary. He ordered ed Tuesday that 2011 will be speech Monday; Rusche, a former chairman, Royce Williams to serve at least five years in a therapeutic another year when his party physician, said he hopes the Chigbrow,quit last week after prison community. has little or no opportunity to governor will warm to the being accused by employees Idaho man found at Ontario Williams was arrested after someone broke into press its agenda against dom- idea. of helping friends and family. dealership died of exposure a woman’s apartment in May and tried to rape her inant Republicans. The governor “did not The Ada County prosecu- BOISE — Officials in Ontario, Ore., say a when she awoke. As a result, Rusche said it endorse it, that’s for sure,’’ tor is investigating whether Fruitland, Idaho man whose body was found in the will be the Democrats’ role to Rusche said. “But I’m going Chigbrow divulged confi- parking lot of an Oregon truck dealership died of WASHINGTON point out the consequences to believe what he said. If dential tax information, too. exposure. Male caregiver charged of paring budgets like the there’s a cost-benefit analy- Chigbrow has not been The Idaho Statesman reports an autopsy per- Medicaid health insurance sis that shows it’s the right charged with any crimes and formed on 27-year-old Israel Zuniga Jr. determined with raping elderly woman program by $25 million or thing to do, then he’s going to denies doing anything illegal that Zuniga died of exposure and no foul play was CLARKSTON — A male caregiver has been reducing income tax rates for support it.’’ or unethical. involved. Ontario police released the results of their charged with raping a 70-year-old woman in businesses and individuals, Democrats who spoke at Malepeai also used the investigation Tuesday. Clarkston. ideas Gov.C.L.“Butch’’Otter Tuesday’s gathering, includ- occasion to lob a volley at Zuniga’s body was found under a semi truck on Michael S. Jackson, 49, has pleaded innocent to offered in his State of the ing Senate Minority Leader Republican Rep. Phil Hart, R- Jan. 3. He was last seen leaving a New Year’s Eve two counts of second-degree rape and indecent lib- State speech Monday. Edgar Malepeai, D-Pocatello, Athol, a tax protester fighting Party at about 1 a.m. on Jan. 1. erties. His next court date is Jan. 31. Rusche and other Senate are hopeful lawmakers will the state and federal govern- The crimes allegedly occurred last November at and House Democrats gath- join the national effort to tax ment over hundreds of thou- the Clarkston Care Center. According to court doc- ered on the Capitol’s fourth sales transactions over the sands of dollars worth of Fetus found in box at residence uments, the woman told a caseworker she had con- floor for their party’s Internet. They argue the cur- income taxes and penalties. POCATELLO — Police in Pocatello are investigat- sensual sex with Jackson while he was her caregiv- response to Otter’s address a rent system gives a competi- Hart has been the subject ing after someone reported there was a fetus in a er. The caseworker reported the issue to law day earlier, when he called for tive advantage to out-of- of two ethics complaints, one box at a Pocatello residence. enforcement officers, who found the woman has a fundamental reshaping of state companies that sell their that’s still pending. And KIFI-TV reports police received a call Sunday mental issues that affect her decision-making government to conform to its wares online, over Idaho’s Republicans across Idaho from a woman who had heard about the fetus from skills. “proper role.’’ brick-and-mortar Main have taken sides in a divisive a family member and was concerned. Police found “That does not mean dig- Street businesses. and, for some, embarrassing the fetus and sent it to the coroner for an autopsy. — The Associated Press ging deeper into taxpayers’ Similar bills have died in battle over who is right. Free Passport to EVERYONE at any location!
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Wendy Jaquet, D-Ketchum, has selves for the rampage allegedly committed by a couple of good ideas for improving the their son that killed six peo- way school boards do business in this, the ple and gravely injured Rep. most difficult time to be a school trustee Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson in Idaho: on Saturday? Should we? SOne bill she’s sponsoring would allow school dis- tricts to pay trustees $75 a month — modest enough compensation for what’s now an unpaid job that often requires 40-plus hours a week for many trustees. But a second, more significant piece of legisla- Petula tion, would require school Dvorak board members to receive Our view: appropriate training within In a parenting climate 12 months of taking office, A public that is fraught with mixed which Jaquet said is crucial messages, conflicting stud- for skills such as reading an school trustee ies and thousands of theo- audit and understanding a in Idaho ought ries, mothers and fathers budget. across America are taking a Because it’s not simple so to at least be moment and perhaps the objects of a nation’s murder? It never occurred to Loughner know about their to be a trustee anymore. able to read a shuddering at the thought scorn. her. son’s vitriolic and disjointed State funding for public of their children doing They didn’t speak out, “I tried to identify a piv- online ramblings? budget — and something horrific. Inside defend their children or their otal event in his upbringing His parents haven’t spo- schools from the state of an audit plenty of parental hearts parenting while we were all that could account for his ken publicly . Some neigh- Idaho shrank last year — and this week is a probing self- dissecting their kids’ clothes anger. Had I been too strict? bors said they were as reclu- may decline again in the report. evaluation of whether red and hair and plans. Not strict enough? Had I sive as he was, and few peo- coming fiscal year — con- flags are waving in their Nada. Zip. Radio silence. pushed too hard, or not hard ple had any information to fronting trustees with com- own homes. Ten years later, one of the enough?” she said. offer publicly about the fam- plex questions about finances that simply weren’t “My child listens to mothers finally spoke, then Questions we all ask. But ily. part of the equation 20 years ago. heavy metal. Is that OK?” quietly receded into her own where are the answers? But we want to hear from What goes into a school district’s budget? How “He’s wearing black! All grief, refusing to take ques- Years later, we still don’t them. We want to know much of a budget is driven by federal regulations? the time!” tions. know. Left without a blue- whether the signs were all What are the implications of cutting a district’s “His drawings are all war “I was widely viewed as a print for the creation of a over the house, but went budget, legally and in terms of teaching resources? scenes.” perpetrator or at least an peach-fuzz-faced killer, we ignored. Or whether they “He is sullen and reclu- accomplice since I was the wonder if we should be more tried hard to fix him, but How do school district raise property tax revenue sive.” person who had raised a wary of Legos or trench- couldn’t. We want to learn when it’s needed? When something like ’monster.’...If I turned on coats. from them. The 575 citizens who are school board members this happens, we pounce on the radio, I heard angry voic- With Jared Loughner, the “There are always warning in Idaho are mostly civilians with no training what- the obvious signs we think es condemning us for flags seemed to be waving signs. Nobody simply ever in auditing and finance. With Internet-based we would have caught. The Dylan’s actions. Our elected everywhere. snaps,”said Helen Smith, a training options, there are readily available low- incoherent video rantings, officials stated publicly that All around him — at forensic psychologist in cost options, according to Jaquet, that would per- the diary full of violent bad parenting was the cause school, at the gym, online Knoxville, Tenn.,who has mit trustees to do their jobs better. thoughts, the dark draw- of the massacre,”wrote and in the neighborhood — written books on school vio- Almost 80 percent of Idaho school board elec- ings. Wouldn’t a good par- Susan Klebold, in a 2009 folks knew that Jared lence and specializes in boys tions are uncontested. Adding financial compensa- ent see all of this? essay published in O Loughner was deeply dis- and young men. Infuriating, adolescent Magazine. turbed. She’s got plenty of young tion, however modest, might expand the pool of ticks will register on par- “Through all of this, I felt At 22, he was living with men in her Knoxville prac- Idahoans willing to serve as trustees. ents’ danger scales. Lots of extreme humiliation. For his parents, rejected from the tice who have violent Given the economy and the crucial budget deci- earnest talks will happen in months I refused to use my military, and sent home by thoughts. But they are get- sions that are a consequence of the recession, there heinously messy bedrooms last name in public. I avoided the community college that ting help because their par- are no more important public officials in this econ- this week. eye contact when I walked. didn’t want him back unless ents paid attention and omy just now than local school board members. Parents want to know Dylan was a product of my he had mental evaluations. pounced. The Legislature should jump at the chance do what to look for and how life’s work, but his final The school sent a letter to his “It takes a lot of work to whatever it can be allow trustees to do their jobs something like this can be actions implied that he had parents last October, asking get them to open up. It’s a smarter. prevented. Answers are never been taught the fun- them to get him treated. matter of sheer time and scant because the few par- damentals of right and Maybe the Columbine effort. And it isn’t easy,”she ents who have been in that wrong. There was no way to killers had their dark said. unimaginable hell have lit- atone for my son’s behavior,” thoughts stashed in journals Let’s hope all parents will TIMES-NEWS tle to say to us. she wrote. their parents couldn’t find, learn to know when it’s that John Pfeifer . . . publisher Steve Crump . . . Opinion editor After Eric Harris and She described her son as but today, parents can spy on time. Dylan Klebold made the being quiet, sullen and short their kids’ YouTube postings The members of the editorial board and writers of word “Columbine” short- with her. The stuff of the and MySpace or Facebook Petula Dvorak is a colum- editorials are John Pfeifer, Steve Crump, hand for “school massacre” teen years, right? He liked pages to see what they’re up nist for The Washington Bill Bitzenburg and Mary Lou Panatopoulos. in 1999, their parents were origami and Legos. But mass to. Did Amy and Randy Post. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Rights do not exist There is in law, a concept Saturday in a sincere the atmosphere in which known as the “reasonable Tell us what you think attempt to discuss their such an act could occur. without reponsibility man rule.”What, in a given political concerns, defies Pima County Sheriff Freedom is not a one- situation, would a reason- ONLINE: Register at Magicvalley.com, and respond to any of the description. Words have Dupnik said it very well sided proposition, all about able person do? It might local opinions or stories in today’s edition. been flying via all media when he described our rights. It is an equation also be known as “common ON PAPER: The Times-News welcomes letters from readers on outlets since the attack, and country as one besieged by where rights and responsi- sense,”a concept that seems subjects of public interest. Please limit letters to 300 words. none of them can possibly “vitriolic political rhetoric” bilities are of equal impor- to be lost to many of our so- Include your signature, mailing address and phone number. encompass the horror and which seems to be consum- tance. Any time we say the called political leaders and Writers who sign letters with false names will be permanently subsequent grief we are ing us at all levels of govern- word “rights” the word thus certainly to those who barred from publication. Letters may be brought to our Twin Falls experiencing, individually ment. I couldn’t agree more! “responsibilities” should be follow like sheep and call it office; mailed to P.O. Box 548, Twin Falls, ID 83303; faxed to (208) and collectively. When political opponents included in the sentence. patriotism. 734-5538; or e-mailed to [email protected]. Our nation is at a loss in lose their sense of propriety Perhaps we should amend The tragedy in Arizona every sense of the word. We and begin to attack each the Bill of Rights and make it should be a wake-up call. at the top of the list. ence and a lot of them need instinctively sense a threat other with personal invec- the Bill of Rights and Rights do not exist without Have you ever sat in front to learn this. Let’s cut fund- to the personal freedoms tives, the ground is laid to Responsibilities to better responsibility and that of a government assistance ing to people who smoke! guaranteed to us by a sow seeds of hatred which reflect the relationship of applies across the board, office and seen how many Refuse them! It’s an addic- Constitution which was could consume us, just as it the two and hopefully instill including the right of free people who need or get gov- tion; let’s treat it like one! written more than 200 years consumed those innocent that concept into our social speech. ernment help are having a I am surprised and ago, but is still as timely as citizens standing in front of conscience. BILL CHISHOLM smoke before or after they amazed at all the places to today’s sunrise. We are a Safeway Store in Tucson, Ignorance begets fear and Buhl come out of the building? I get help in Twin Falls. I am guaranteed by that docu- Ariz. hatred, hatred and fear have, and it infuriates me happy they can help so many ment the right to peaceable I urge all of us to seek rea- beget violence and violence Let’s cut funding that my tax dollar goes to but wish they would screen assembly allowing us to son when disagreeing with begets more violence, death these people. If they can buy the clients better. agree or to disagree over any political opponents, and destruction. We face to people who smoke $5 a pack cigarettes, they Thanks for listening. issue we deem vital to our whether in a U.S. House of some very serious and The article “$1.25 cigarette don’t need assistance except ROSE WIMAN “general welfare.”Under no Representatives session or daunting issues social, eco- tax hike proposed” in Friday, drug rehab! Twin Falls circumstances would any of in a Burley City Council nomic and environmental. Jan. 2, Times-News, caught Don’t get me wrong. I us abrogate that right, espe- meeting. What is needed is full, hon- my attention. No, not as a believe in helping people Personal attacks have cially to a gun-wielding Hateful personal attacks est and open debate, not the smoker, but with a laugh. who really need help, but not maniac who deems himself in any of these arenas is not kind of bombastic rhetoric Has anyone done a “sur- those who use the system so no place in politics to be above that constitu- an option if we resolve to that comes across the air- vey” to see who smokes? I they can get what they want The shooting of U.S. Rep. tional mandate. preserve our way of life. waves and is often reflected bet it would show low and we pay for what they Michelle Giffords, who was Perhaps we should stop SARAH M. BLASIUS in regular conversation. income and homeless people need! There is a big differ- meeting with constituents for a moment and consider Burley
T HE LIGHTER SIDE OF POLITICS Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau Mallard Fillmore By Bruce Tinsley Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OPINION/NATION Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Main 7 How I missed the housing recovery NTSB urges shoulder hen I saw the equilibrium price. sure or owned by lenders, headline last The United States just will be a drag on future belts for small planes W week, “Housing experienced the biggest prices, Khater said in a Recovery Stalls,”my first Caroline speculative boom/bust in telephone interview. The WASHINGTON (AP) — “The good news is that reaction was to kick myself housing in history, a mas- shadow supply, which was Federal safety officials over 30 manufacturers have for having missed yet Baum sive outward shift in the eight months in October, is urged Tuesday that aircraft stepped up to the plate and another milestone in the supply curve. Anyone being constrained by fore- owners be required to offer air bags as standard or economy s long rehabilita- first-time homebuyer tax expecting home prices to closure moratoriums in retrofit small planes with optional equipment, tion process. credit, have distorted the rise in the face of a glut of various parts of the coun- shoulder-lap seatbelts, but NTSB chairman Deborah Then I came to my sens- market and delayed the unsold homes is counting try while the government stopped short of calling for Hersman said. es. What housing recov- inevitable. The law of sup- on either an act of God to investigates shoddy paper- the installation of air bags. There are more than ery? If there is, or was, one, ply and demand is one of destroy huge swaths of the work by lenders. A three-year study of 200,000 general aviation it is nowhere to be found in the inviolable rules of housing stock (a shift back Short of a spontaneous small plane accidents aircraft, mostly small, sin- the data. Homebuilder microeconomics. Given the in the supply curve) or an burst in housing demand, released by the National gle-engine planes, NTSB sentiment, new home sales tendency of many macro- influx of new immigrants which seems unlikely, there Transportation Safety officials said. The average and single-family housing economists to forget the needing shelter Neither is is no way to reduce the Board found several cases in age of the planes is about starts, which, in that order, basics, a brief review is in likely, although acts of God supply of homes for sale — which air bags prevented 40-years-old, officials lead the complex of resi- order. are notoriously hard to for the market to clear — serious injuries or fatalities. said. dential real estate indica- The demand curve is predict. without price declines. The But investigators said that A second study, also tors, are bumping along the downward sloping. What The inventory of existing sooner that happens, the since only about 7,000 released by NTSB on bottom. There was no that means is demand for homes stood at 3.71 million better. planes have air bags, there Tuesday, concluded that recovery to stall. any good or service isn t in November, about where In the meantime, the haven t been enough acci- fatalities and serious There was a brief incen- fixed. It depends on the it was four years ago, economy will have to dents yet to judge whether injuries are 50 percent more tive-driven pick-up in price. A $1,000 cashmere according to the National recover without help from they should be required on likely to occur in accidents sales in 2009 and the first sweater will find a lot more Association of Realtors. housing, which, along with all planes. where pilots and passen- half of 2010 that faded the takers when it s marked Add to it the 197,000 new manufacturing, is one of Although airbags have gers are wearing lap-only minute the home purchase down to $500 in a post- homes for sale and anemic the business cycle s tradi- been mandated in automo- belts, rather than shoulder- tax credit expired. Christmas sale. In general, demand, and the unavoid- tional leaders. These two biles for over a decade, the lap belts. The study looked As it turns out, the the lower the price, the able conclusion is that interest-rate-sensitive aviation industry has no at 37,000 accidents involv- “recovery” referred to in greater the quantity home prices need to fall sectors account for five of such requirement for small ing single-engine planes the headline was in house demanded. further to attract buyers. the 10 components of the aircraft. between 1983 and 2008. prices, which rebounded Producers respond in the It would take 16 months Index of Leading Economic modestly when sales opposite manner. Higher to deplete the inventory at Indicators: building per- SOUTHERN IDAHO improved. The “stall” was prices are an incentive to October s sales pace, mits; the manufacturing their renewed slide, based provide more of a good or according to CoreLogic, a workweek; manufacturers on the S&P Case-Shiller service, which is why the real-estate research firm in new orders for capital EXAMINERS Home Price Index. Prices supply curve is upward Santa Ana, Calif. goods and consumer fell in all 20 metropolitan sloping. “Previously when the goods; and supplier deliv- $ 00 statistical areas in October The point at which con- months supply was that eries. CMP, Lipids, CBC - 26 compared with September, sumers wish to buy what high, home prices were The LEI rose 1.1 percent according to the Case- producers want to sell is falling at a 10 to 15 percent in November, with nine of Shiller report. called the equilibrium annual rate,”said Sam the 10 components show- 208-733-2022
And not a moment too price, which isn t fixed and Khater, senior economist at ing an increase, according LAB TESTING Twin Falls, Idaho soon. Unless there s a responds to changes in CoreLogic. “If it remains to the Conference Board. southernidahoexaminers.com spontaneous surge in market conditions, tech- that high, that s where The one outlier? DNA, DRUG & DISCOUNTED housing demand, prices nology, the population, prices are headed.” Building permits. Enough will have to fall to allocate incomes or the prices of If the visible supply is said. the bloated inventory of other goods and services. depressing current prices, unsold homes. These forces cause shifts in the shadow inventory, or Caroline Baum is a Are You Getting Various government ini- the demand or supply properties that are serious- Bloomberg News colum- tiatives, including the curves, producing a new ly delinquent, in foreclo- nist. Medicare Soon?
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Let us help you sort through all the choices! BLM is still agonizing over gusher of the wind world” mills and sage grouse, how Fish & Game did what Local Agents are here to help. it had to do about bear what a tough decision this is and that “it is one of few many windmills projects on for it. If it weren t so serious places in southern Idaho BLM land have you actually Call us today. This letter is in regard to for the sage grouse, its com- rated as excellent to out- turned down? Surely there the article from Aug. 12 ments would be almost standing wind.”That s has to be at least one or two N regarding “Officials kill comical. The same “con- exactly what we heard about areas that are just too, too menacing black bear near cerns” about tall towers and the Cotterel Mountains. sensitive for the sage grouse W E Redfish Lake.” bird kills, the dwindling of They just had to go up there to survive? WESTP RT According to the article, sage grouse numbers across because there was no place JIM WAHLGREN INSURANCE ADVISORSORS S Idaho wildlife officials killed the West, the number of else that would work. Albion Chris Stevenson | 208.733.5858 | winwithwestport.com a black bear who had lost its leks disappearing, we in So now, seven years later, fear of people and had taken Albion heard seven or eight windmills are all over, up a swipe at a few tents. Some years ago. Then all of a sud- and down the Snake River people may think this was den, BLM signed off on the Plain on basically flat land. inhumane and they had no entire project! Apparently, there is enough concern for the bear. In fact, In Sunday s paper, two wind to go around after all! the bear had charged at paragraphs are almost So maybe a good question some people and had been laughable. The reason that to ask BLM after all the ago- relocated hundreds of miles the China Mountain area nizing, exhaustive months away. was chosen was “it s an oil and years of studying wind- I think shooting the bear The St. Luke’s Magic Valley Health Foundation and the Festival of Trees Planning was an act of protection for -9,:/ the people of Stanley and :;(9; )(529<7;*@ Committee would like to thank the following sponsors for supporting the 26th annual the only other option they www.youngbloodlawoffi ce.com Festival of Trees fundraiser. Net proceeds from the 2010 Festival benefi ted the new had. If relocating the bear St. Luke’s Magic Valleyey Inpatient Rehabilitation UUnit.n had not worked before then, Stop Creditors Today doing it once again would do Title Sponsor: nothing. Sometimes the STOP IRS PENALTIES STOP FORECLOSURE wildlife officials actions may seem harsh, but if that Lead Sponsors: bear had hurt of even killed STOP GARNISHMENTS STOP DEBT COLLECTORS someone, then what would one s thought have been of Festival Sponsors: STOP REPOSSESSIONS STOP SEIZURES them if they not taken any CH2M HILL Boise • CH2M HILL Twin Falls • MSTI • Banner Bank • Regence BlueShield of Idaho action. Pioneer Federal Credit Union • Hummel Architects • St. Luke’s Clinic Obstetrics & Gynecology I know the Idaho Fish and STOP PHONE HARASSMENT STOP LAWSUITS Game takes into account BridgeView Estates • Norco • Parke View Rehabilitation and Care Center and takes precautions con- Idaho Lottery • Clear Springs Foods • Engineering Inc. • Cooper Norman • K&T Steel cerning every party and, in Protect Your Home & Possessions Buffalo Wild Wings • St. Luke’s Hospitalist Service • Party Center • Fred Meyer this case, I think they took Land Title & Escrow and Magic Valley Realty • Michele Fitzgerald • Candy Retmier the best route possible. I PSI • Thomas Cuisine Management • Wynwood of Twin Falls would just like to thank Idaho Home Health & Hospice • HCM Holmstead KAMERON M. YOUNGBLOOD them for the things they do The to protect and maintain our BANKRUPTCY 139 River Vista Pl. forest and wildlife. INSTITUTE Twin Falls Special thanks to the following businesses CHRISTINA PETERS of Idaho WE ARE A & individuals who donated products and services: Jerome DEBT RELIEF AGENCY AAA • Allegiant Air • Alpine Jewelers • Babbel’s • Black Rock • Body IQ • Burbank Photography :,9=05.(336-:6<;/,950+(/6 Beware of believing Christa’s Dress Shoppe & Tuxedo • Claude Brown’s • CMC Audio • Cobble Creek Cooper Norman • Equilibria Festive Glow • Frontier Moving & Storage BLM on wind project Gregg & Sallee Middlekauff • Heidi Connor of The Beach • Homestyle Direct To the opponents of the Home Heating & Air Conditioning • Idaho Guide Service • Jensen Jewelers • Jennie Ridley China Mountain Wind Joe & Janet Russell of Rocket Express Car Wash • Josh Barron from Ketchum on the Fly Project, beware believing PHOTO Judy Silcock • Kimberly High School FFA • Krengel’s Hardware • Lions Club of Twin Falls that the Bureau of Land Management is on your CONTEST Local Dish Market & Cafè • Macy’s • Magic Valley Mall • Mandi Rucker • Marod • Mel Quale’s side. BLM is on their side, Merry Maids • Michelle Hines • Paisley Inc. • Pioneer Carpet One • Pleasant Holidays • Purity and that side is leasing land RED Inc. • Roberts & Hall • RoseAnna Holliday • Ryan McCallister to energy producers. They Samuels Jewelers • Scrappin’ Girlfriends • Sheepskin Coat Factory • Sheeky Meeky receive thousands of dollars Enter PMT’s Shot in the Dark • Silver Creek Outfi tters • St. Luke’s Magic Valley Auxiliary • Sunsations each year for each tower. Terry Rowe • Terry Walls • The Buckle • The Cove • The Cookie Basket • The Roosevelt Grille In the Albion Valley where photo contest The Sawtooth Club • Thomas Cuisine Management • Threads • Twin Falls Optimists I live, we fought Windland Corp. and BLM against the for a chance to Twin Falls Sewing • Vicker’s • Vicki Overacker • Vickie Shipp windmills going up on the win $250 and Western Waste Services • Zulu’s: After Hours Cotterel Mountains of Albion. We lost. The wind- have your Location Sponsor: mills haven t gone up yet but we keep hearing they photography And to the entire staff at Pioneer Carpet One who disassembled lights, moved product, and will. The BLM held joint cit- featured on the cover of relocated entire displays to make room for us - and then cleaned up after us - thank you for izen meetings with welcoming us to your business. We have never experienced such hospitality. Thank you! Windland to try to convince the Mini Cassia or Twin Falls us that the windmills were phonebook. Thank you to all of our volunteers, décor donors, entertainers, models, makeup artists going to be a good thing for and hairstylists for creating the most enjoyable Festival of Trees on record! our little valley and that there would be no harm to Visit www.pmt.org/contests sage grouse. After all, they to submit your photos and view had conducted years of research on windmills and the complete rules. sage grouse. Now, according to the lat- PO Box AK • Twin Falls, Idaho 83303 est article in Sunday s (208) 737-2480 Times-News, it sounds like www.stlukesonline.org/magic_valley/ways_to_give/ Main 8 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SWENSEN’S LOCAL INDEPENDENT UNIQUE
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Graphic OT JUST FOR GEEKS courtesy N Anderson Architecture and The Architects Office CES Architect’s rendering of ARCH affordable senior housing project in Hailey. Hailey OKS senior housing project By Karen Bossick bedroom apartment with Times-News correspondent balcony, kitchen, bath, liv- ing-dining area and parking HAILEY — A three-story space. They will top out at low-income senior housing $725 for a 900-square-foot project will break ground as two-bedroom apartment. soon as the snow melts, About half of those who thanks to a recent settle- have indicated interest in ment between the city of the project live outside the Hailey and Sweetwater area and want to move to Company. Hailey to be close to chil- The 24-unit River Street dren in the Sun Valley area, development got the green said Nancy Smith, of the light after the City of Hailey Blaine County Housing agreed to relieve Authority. The other half Sweetwater of its commu- includes people who are nity housing requirements currently living in the valley in exchange for the rights to but with children. the land that the develop- The project, expected be ment will sit on. finished a year from now, is TIFFANY BROWN/AP images for Kenmore The city,in turn,is leasing being funded with a combi- CES attendees watch Kenmore Live Studio in-house chef, Kari Karch, right, cook on a Kenmore induction cook-top at CES in Las Vegas on Friday. the .60 acre lot to Advocates nation of federal Low- for Real Community Income Housing Tax Housing, for a period of Credits, U.S. Department of 99 years at $1 per year. Housing and Urban Moms earn limelight at tech show Sweetwater Developer Development HOME funds, Kevin Adams had contend- conventional financing and ed the city’s Community grants. Housing Ordinance was Architects are the unconstitutional based on Architects Office of Boise as new gadgets target busy parents recent Idaho court rulings. and Anderson Architecture The project, which will be of Ketchum. Galena By Cecilia Kang “Online moms are a particularly important tion, mothers are careful located on the west side of Engineering, Inc., of Hailey The Washington Post researchers who often buy River Street south of is the civil engineer. consumer segment as they are both active on off of online reviews and Albertsons behind a movie ARCH also has another LAS VEGAS — The make purchasing decisions theater, is designated for affordable housing project in world’s biggest tech show social media sites and possess substantial through suggestions on seniors 55 and older. Seniors the works. It recently pur- may be over but companies buying power and influence.” social networking sites. must demonstrate that they chased a home in Ketchum it will be focusing on an — Ben Arnold, a Consumer Electronics Association research analyst CES, which wrapped up earn 60 percent or less of plans to remodel. important market segment Sunday and drew more than the area median income. The three-bedroom, for years to come. ness, online safety and ways while on the go. 140,000 attendees, still The maximum income level two-bathroom house is in Although the show pri- to better organize the house- “Online moms are a par- catered to its traditional to qualify is $32,760 for one Ketchum, making it a rarity marily focuses on gearheads hold. It was a recognition of ticularly important con- audience of tech geeks and person or $37,440 for two for affordable housing, she and businessmen,this year it research showing that moms sumer segment as they are business executives, with people. said. put at least one spotlight on spend half of a family’s both active on social media much floor space dedicated “You’re probably looking For more information, another market that’s prov- budget for consumer elec- sites and possess substantial to 3-D televisions and soft- at someone on Social call ARCH at 726-4411 or ing just as eager for the latest tronics, creating an estimat- buying power and influ- ware for big computer Security, given those fig- the Blaine County Housing gizmos: moms. ed $822 million market that ence,” said Ben Arnold, a servers. And some of the ures,” said Michelle Authority at 788-6102. The Consumer Elec- is only expected to increase Consumer Electronics show’s attempts to appeal to Griffith, executive director tronics Show hosted a as women seek more ways to Association research ana- families seemed a stretch: of ARCH. Karen Bossick may be “Mommy Tech” section stay in touch with the family lyst. Rents will start at $625 for reached at kbossick@cox- with gadgets geared for fit- and get more organized According to the associa- See MOMS, Business 2 a 700-square foot one- internet.com. Albert Wada named Metal prices soar as manufacturing grows globally By Rick Barrett from some of the problems Milwaukee Journal Sentinel we had 14 months ago,” Federal Reserve Bank Schultz added. MILWAUKEE — Blame it About half of the metal on a better economy, but used in manufacturing comes branch manager manufacturers are facing from recycled scrap material, steep price increases for steel, including junked automo- Times-News served,on numerous educa- copper and other raw materi- biles. tional, corporate advisory als. Scrap metal prices have The Federal Reserve Bank and boards of directors, Copper, a bellwether for risen in recent months. of San Francisco has including World Potato manufacturing, last week hit “It’s the biggest expense appointed Blackfoot native Congress; Idahoan Foods; an all-time high of $9,728 a for steel mills, and they are Albert Wada, director of the United Potato Growers of ton on the London Metal raising their prices rapidly to Fed’s Salt Lake City Branch. Idaho; United Potato Exchange. MCT photo recapture the costs,”Bradford Wada, chairman of the Growers of America; Steel prices also have Cherechinsky, a straighter operator, feeds steel bars through the said. Pingree, Idaho-based Wada Northwest Farm Credit soared, including multiple straighter to bring them to exact client specifications, at the Nucor Scrap metal prices have Farms replaces Annette Association; Snake River price increases in recent Cold Finish Group plant in Oak Creek, Wis. been driven by foreign Herman Harder, president Education Foundation and months. demand for the material and a of Herman Con- the National Potato “The price increases have percent to 8 percent steel tors to locks and is part of shortage. sulting in Park City Council. been coming at the most price increase this winter and Nucor Corp, the largest U.S. But often the scrap-metal Utah. Herman The Federal rapid rate that we can perhaps another 10 percent steelmaker. industry is unfairly blamed Harder is retiring Reserve Bank of San remember in decades,” said increase later in the year. “We have been able to sig- for rising steel prices, said from the Fed Francisco services Charles Bradford, an analyst In anticipation, Wagner nificantly raise prices for all Marty Forman, president of Branch’s board after financial institutions at Affiliated Research Group beefed up its steel inventories steel mill products over the Forman Metal Co., a serving as director in nine western in New York. at lower prices. last 30 to 45 days,” Nucor Milwaukee metals recycler. since 2009. states and operates “There are producers that “If steel goes up 20 per- Corp. said in a mid- Forman has been in the Wada began his several branches in have been raising prices every cent, it’s a fairly big nut to December news release. metals business 33 years. career farming 400 Wada the region, including week.” crack,” said Rick Kettler, The increases have “Historically, I would be acres in 1970. His Salt Lake City,Utah. Metal is the main raw president and chief operating stemmed from strong prod- willing to bet that every time operation grew to include The Federal Reserve material for many compa- officer. uct demand, as the global the price of steel goes up 30,000 acres of farmland, a System is the nation’s cen- nies, from automakers to Some steel costs at the economy has improved, and 25 cents a pound, the price of potato packing operation, tral bank and fiscal agent for washing-machine makers. Nucor Cold Finish plant in increased raw material costs. scrap metal has only gone up potato marketing business the United States govern- Increased metal prices Oak Creek, Wis., are up near- “Demand for steel across three or four cents,”he said. and involvement in dehy- ment. translate into higher costs for ly 25 percent from a year ago, the country has strengthened It’s difficult to predict how drated potato processing. The Fed formulates mon- manufacturers and, ulti- with most of the increase quite a bit, with a little tighter long metal prices will contin- According to a press etary policy, acts as a bank- mately,consumers. occurring in the past couple supply this time of year,”said ue to remain high,since much release, Wada, a graduate of ing regulator and adminis- Wagner Companies, a of months. Nick Schultz, sales manager of the pricing depends on Idaho State University, is ters consumer protection Milwaukee metal products The plant makes steel bars at the Oak Creek plant. currently serving, or has laws. manufacturer, anticipates a 5 used in everything from trac- “It’s quite a bit different See STEEL, Business 2
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NYSE AMEX NASDAQ Jan. 11, 2011 12,000 11,500 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 11,000 Citigrp 3169121 4.94 +.03 Taseko 136174 5.91 +.84 Nvidia 650288 20.31 -.32 KPFWUVTKCNU 10,500 Strong profits from major retailers and an BkofAm 2045079 14.69 +.29 NthgtM g 68721 2.96 +.01 Intel 630583 21.05 +.36 10,000 upgrade to Hewlett-Packard helped push S&P500ETF1016130 127.43 +.45 RareEle g 44888 15.20 -.24 PwShs QQQ529183 56.16 +.08 +34.43 9,500 stocks higher on Tuesday. AMD 777868 8.36 -.83 VantageDrl 41721 2.03 -.01 Microsoft 497499 28.11 -.11 11,671.88 ASONDJ Alcoa 701674 16.33 -.16 ChinaShen 41405 7.88 -.66 SiriusXM 493262 1.57 -.01 Hewlett-Packard Co. was among the lead- ers in the Dow Jones industrial average Pct. change from previous: +0.30% High11,704.12 Low 11,635.48 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) after analysts at UBS raised their earnings Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg estimates for the computer maker. Jan. 11, 2011 2,800 EvergE rs 2.50 +.81 +47.9 Barnwell 6.07 +1.11 +22.4 Intelliph h 4.00 +1.08 +37.0 The Dow rose 34.43 points, or 0.3 percent, MS DBZ 14.29 +2.43 +20.5 Taseko 5.91 +.84 +16.6 FuweiFlm 4.30 +1.05 +32.3 2,600 to close at 11,671.88. The Standard & Danaos 4.88 +.78 +19.0 TrioTch 4.92 +.61 +14.2 CredoPtr 11.50 +2.50 +27.8 0CUFCS CenPacF 2.45 +.37 +17.8 ClaudeR g 2.21 +.23 +11.6 BodyCen n 19.24 +4.13 +27.3 EQORQUKVG 2,400 Poor s 500 gained 4.73, or 0.4 percent, to Syswin n 7.84 +1.16 +17.4 UnivPwr 4.87 +.46 +10.4 IntactInt 36.58 +7.17 +24.4 2,200 1,274.48. The Nasdaq rose 9, or 0.3 per- +9.03 cent, to 2,716.83. LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) 2,000 2,716.83 ASONDJ Gains were spread across the market. Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Energy companies rose 1.6 percent to lead Gerova un 5.37 -1.53 -22.2 Gainsco 5.55 -1.94 -25.9 Westwy un 10.06 -3.62 -26.5 Pct. change from previous: +0.33% High2,722.75 Low 2,706.58 the S&P 500 index. Three of the 10 indus- Talbots 6.25 -1.32 -17.4 PacOffPT 2.07 -.19 -8.4 Telestone 7.62 -2.64 -25.7 GNIron 95.89 -12.61 -11.6 ChinaShen 7.88 -.66 -7.7 NovtlWrls 8.13 -1.93 -19.2 try groups in the index fell, led by Supvalu 7.59 -1.00 -11.6 CheniereEn 6.70 -.52 -7.2 TuesMrn 4.45 -.87 -16.4 Jan. 11, 2011 1,300 telecommunications companies. They fell BuckTch 21.37 -2.29 -9.7 SDgo pfB 17.15 -1.34 -7.2 ClickSft 7.96 -1.40 -15.0 1.5 percent. 5VCPFCTF 1,200 DIARY DIARY DIARY Roughly three stocks rose for every one 2QQT¶U that fell on the New York Stock Exchange. Advanced 1,792 Advanced 286 Advanced 1,654 1,100 Declined 1,232 Declined 189 Declined 975 +4.73 Consolidated volume was 4.1 billion Unchanged 113 Unchanged 33 Unchanged 115 1,000 shares. Total issues 3,137 Total issues 508 Total issues 2,744 1,274.48 ASONDJ New Highs 237 New Highs 18 New Highs 226 Pct. change from previous: +0.37% High 1,277.25 Low 1,269.62 New Lows 9 New Lows 5 New Lows 10 Volume 4,131,062,854 Volume 193,580,439 Volume 1,873,696,067 AP
INDEXES 11,742.68 9,614.32 Dow Jones Industrials 11,671.88 +34.43 +.30 +.82 +9.83 COMMODITIES REPORT 5,220.48 3,742.01 Dow Jones Transportation 5,172.14 -36.04 -.69 +1.28 +23.04 Pintos, no quote, new crop great northerns, no quote pinks, no 413.75 346.95 Dow Jones Utilities 406.10 +.69 +.17 +.27 +1.96 C LOSING FUTURES quote, new crop small reds, no quote, new crop. Prices are given L IVESTOCK 8,071.43 6,355.83 NYSE Composite 8,018.68 +52.59 +.66 +.69 +8.79 by Rangens in Buhl. Prices current Jan. 5. Other Idaho bean prices are collected weekly by Bean Market 2,225.48 1,689.19 Amex Index 2,187.87 +29.37 +1.36 -.93 +16.73 Mon Commodity High Low Close Change News, U.S. Department of Agriculture Pintos, $22-$24 pinks, Ltd. Intermountain Livestock 2,715.96 2,061.14 Nasdaq Composite 2,716.83 +9.03 +.33 +2.41 +19.04 Feb Live cattle 109.05 106.85 108.45 + 1.50 $24-$25 small reds, Ltd. $26-$30 garbanzos, Ltd. $31-$32. Quotes LIVESTOCK AUCTION — Blackfoot Livestock Auction on Friday. 1,278.17 1,010.91 S&P 500 1,274.48 +4.73 +.37 +1.34 +12.17 Apr Live cattle 113.23 111.15 112.78 + 1.33 current Jan. 5. Utility and commercial cows 51.00-64.00 canner & cutter 49.00- Jan Feeder cattle 123.60 122.15 123.45 + 1.15 58.00 heavy feeder steers 99.00-119.00 light feeder steers 13,576.92 10,596.20 Wilshire 5000 13,549.89 +53.63 +.40 +1.42 +15.05 Mar Feeder cattle 125.55 123.58 125.30 +1.88 111.00-140.00 stocker steers 125.00-145.00 heavy holstein feeder 801.13 580.49 Russell 2000 794.76 +3.18 +.40 +1.42 +25.06 Apr Feeder cattle 126.00 124.45 125.93 + 1.75 G RAINS steers 68.00-84.00 light holstein feeder steers 68.00-80.00 Feb Lean hogs 80.45 79.70 79.98 + .28 heavy feeder heifers 92.00-111.00 light feeder heifers 105.00- Apr Lean hogs 85.35 84.55 85.15 + .50 130.00 stocker heifers 115.00-135.00 slaughter bulls 58.00-76.00 STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Mar Wheat 774.00 758.00 759.50 - 7.75 Remarks: Cows and bulls up 4-5 cents. Calves and feeders also May Wheat 802.00 787.00 787.25 - 7.75 Valley Grains up. AlliantEgy 1.58 14 37.47 +.38 +1.9 Kaman .56 23 28.53 -.17 -1.9 Mar KC Wheat 847.50 837.00 838.00 - 3.50 Prices for wheat per bushel, ask: mixed grain, oats, corn and May KC Wheat 858.00 848.00 848.50 - 3.25 beans per hundred weight. Prices subject to change without AlliantTch .80 8 77.25 +.10 +3.8 Keycorp .04 ... 8.68 +.02 -1.9 Mar MPS Wheat 873.50 863.25 865.25 .xx notice. AmCasino .42 ... 15.80 ... +1.1 LeeEnt ... 4 2.39 -.01 -2.8 May MPS Wheat 882.00 871.50 873.50 - .50 Soft white wheat, ask barley, $8.90 oats, $7.50 corn, $11.25 (15 M ETALS/MONEY Aon Corp .60 18 43.95 -.06 -4.5 MicronT ... 5 8.72 +.17 +8.7 Mar Corn 615.50 603.50 607.00 .xx percent moisture). Prices are given by Rangens in Buhl. Prices May Corn 622.00 613.00 615.25 - .25 current Jan. 5. BallardPw ...... 1.63 ... +8.7 OfficeMax ... 24 17.21 -.22 -2.8 Jan Soybeans 1376.00 1351.00 1350.50 - 22.75 Barley, $10.25 (cwt): corn, $11.30 (cwt). Prices quoted by JD Key currency exchange rates BkofAm .04 22 14.69 +.29 +10.1 RockTen .80f 10 56.45 +.05 +4.6 Mar Soybeans 1383.00 1356.00 1357.00 - 23.50 Heiskell. Prices current Jan. 5. NEW YORK (AP) — Key currency exchange rates Tuesday, com- ConAgra .92 15 22.67 ... +.4 Sensient .80 17 35.61 +.06 -3.0 Jan BFP Milk 13.50 13.29 13.42 + .07 pared with late Monday in New York: Feb BFP Milk 15.00 14.27 14.96 + .57 Intermountain Grains Dollar vs: Exch. Rate Pvs Day Costco .82 24 71.07 +.59 -1.6 SkyWest .16 12 16.27 -.25 +4.2 Mar BFP Milk 15.10 14.50 15.01 + .41 POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain and Yen 83.27 82.81 Diebold 1.08 18 32.01 ... -.1 Teradyn ... 9 13.66 +.02 -2.7 Apr BFP Milk 15.37 14.96 15.33 + .30 Livestock Report for Tuesday, January 11. Euro $1.2970 $1.2954 DukeEngy .98 12 17.64 +.06 -1.0 Tuppwre 1.20f 13 47.30 -.18 -.8 May BFP Milk 15.49 15.20 15.42 + .17 POCATELLO — White wheat 6.30 (steady) 11.5 percent winter 6.68 Pound $1.5600 $1.5582 Mar Sugar 32.93 31.67 32.75 + 1.01 (down 3) 14 percent spring 8.67 (steady) barley 8.96 (steady) Swiss franc 0.9735 0.9681 DukeRlty .68 ... 12.82 ... +2.9 US Bancrp .20 17 26.05 -.20 -3.4 May Sugar 30.44 29.44 30.38 + .88 BURLEY — White wheat 6.65 (steady) 11.5 percent winter 6.78 Canadian dollar 0.9910 0.9934 Fastenal .84f 36 59.40 +.18 -.9 Valhi .40 ... 21.50 -.04 -2.8 Mar B-Pound 1.5633 1.5506 1.5610 + .0035 (down 3) 14 percent spring 8.55 (down 5) Barley 9.00 (steady) Mexican peso 12.1800 12.2420 Heinz 1.80 17 48.32 -.12 -2.3 WalMart 1.21 14 54.29 +.56 +.7 Jun B-Pound 1.5583 1.5503 1.5576 + .0017 OGDEN — White wheat 6.65 (down 10) 11.5 percent winter 7.11 Mar J-Yen 1.2100 1.1983 1.2022 - .0063 (down 6) 14 percent spring 8.68 (steady) Barley 9.11 (down 9) Gold HewlettP .32 12 45.43 +.57 +7.9 WashFed .24f 17 17.39 +.19 +2.8 Jun J-Yen 1.2070 1.1999 1.2039 - .0061 PORTLAND — White wheat 7.65 (steady) 11 percent winter 7.78- Selected world gold prices, Tuesday. HomeDp .95 19 34.86 +.47 -.6 WellsFargo .20 12 31.40 +.20 +1.3 Mar Euro-currency 1.2989 1.2898 1.2973 + .0024 8.08 (down 4) 14 percent spring 10.20 (steady) corn 247.50- London morning fixing: $1381.00 up $12.75. Idacorp 1.20 15 37.57 +.29 +1.6 ZionBcp .04 ... 24.31 +.18 +.3 Jun Euro-currency 1.2981 1.2900 1.2971 + .0029 247.50 (up .75 to steady) London afternoon fixing: $1374.00 up $5.75. Mar Canada dollar 1.0095 1.0036 1.0086 + .0034 NAMPA — White wheat cwt 10.92 (steady): bushel 6.55 (steady) NY Handy & Harman: $1374.00 up $5.75. Jun Canada dollar 1.0070 1.0034 1.0063 + .0035 NY Handy & Harman fabricated: $1483.92 up $6.21. Mar U.S. Dollar 81.45 81.04 81.09 - .08 NY Engelhard: $1376.99 up $5.76. Feb Comex gold 1386.8 1372.4 1381.1 + 7.0 C HEESE NY Engelhard fabricated: $1480.26 up $6.19. HOW TO READ THE REPORT Apr Comex gold 1388.5 1374.4 1384.5 + 8.5 NY Merc. gold Jan Tue. $1384.00 up $10.30. Mar Comex silver 29.71 29.06 29.57 + .70 NY HSBC Bank USA 4 p.m. Tue. $1384.50 up $10.50. Stock Footnotes: cc – PE greater than 99. dd – Loss in last 12 mos. d – New 52-wk low May Comex silver 29.75 29.15 29.59 + .68 during trading day. g – Dividend in Canadian $. Stock price in U.S.$. n – New issue in Mar Treasury bond 121.2 120.9 120.3 - 0.9 Cheddar cheese prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Silver Jun Treasury bond 119.2 118.3 119.9 - 0.1 Barrels: $1.4250, + .0750: Blocks: $1.4450, + .0750 NEW YORK (AP) — Handy & Harman silver Tuesday $29.590 up past 52 wks. q – Closed-end mutual fund; no PE calculated. s – Split or stock dividend of Mar Coffee 236.70 230.85 234.70 + 3.45 $0.480. 25 pct or more in last 52 wks. Div begins with date of split or stock dividend. u – New 52- May Coffee 238.00 232.45 236.10 + 3.35 H&H fabricated $35.508 up $0.576. wk high during trading day. v – Trading halted on primary market. Unless noted, dividend Mar Cocoa 1973 1932 1970 + 30 P OTATOES The morning bullion price for silver in London $29.540 up rates are annual disbursements based on last declaration. pf – Preferred. pp – Holder May Cocoa 1977 1938 1973 + 25 $0.750. owes installment(s) of purchase price. rt – Rights. un – Units. wd – When distributed. wi – Mar Cotton 147.25 143.15 147.25 + 4.00 Engelhard $29.450 up $0.480. When issued. wt – Warrants. ww – With warrants. xw – Without warrants. May Cotton 143.18 139.20 143.18 + 4.00 Engelhard fabricated $35.340 up $ Feb Crude oil 91.33 88.93 91.28 + 2.03 CHICAGO (AP) — USDA — Major potato markets FOB shipping NY Merc silver spot month Tuesday $29.490 up $0.639. Dividend Footnotes: a – Also extra or extras. b – Annual rate plus stock dividend. c – Feb Unleaded gas 2.4883 2.4350 2.4801 + .0258 Liquidating dividend. e – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos. f – Annual rate, increased points Monday. Feb Heating oil 2.6110 2.5451 2.6108 + .0547 Russet Burbanks Idaho 50-lb cartons 70 count 15.00: 100 count Nonferrous on last declaration. i – Declared or paid after stock dividend or split. j – Paid this year, divi- Mar Natural gas 4.484 4.330 4.479 + .090 8.50. NEW YORK (AP) — Spot nonferrous metal prices Tue. Aluminum - dend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last meeting. k – Declared or paid this year, Quotations from Sinclair & Co. Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 5.50. $1.1180 per lb., London Metal Exch. accumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m – Annual rate, reduced on last declara- 733-6013 or (800) 635-0821 Russet Norkotahs Idaho 50-lb cartons 70 count 13.00-14.00: 100 Copper -$4.2559 Cathode full plate, LME. tion. p – Init div, annual rate unknown. r – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos plus count 8.00-8.50. Copper $4.3390 N.Y. Merc spot Tue. stock dividend. t – Paid in stock in last 12 mos, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or B EANS Baled 5-10 film bags (non Size A) 5.00-6.00. Lead - $2641.50 metric ton, London Metal Exch. distribution date. x – Ex-dividend or ex-rights. y – Ex-dividend and sales in full. z – Sales Russets Norkotahs Wisconsin 50-lb cartons 12.00-13.00: 100 Zinc - $1.0733 per lb., London Metal Exch. in full. vj – In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, count 9.00-10.00. Gold - $1374.00 Handy & Harman (only daily quote). Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 8.25-8.75. Gold - $1384.00 troy oz., NY Merc spot Tue. or securities assumed by such companies. Valley Beans Russet Norkotahs Washington 50-lb cartons 70 count 12.00- Silver - $29.590 Handy & Harman (only daily quote). • Most active stocks above must be worth $1 and gainers/losers $2. Prices are net to growers, 100 pounds, U.S. No. 1 beans, less 13.00: 100 count 8.00. Silver - $29.490 troy oz., N.Y. Merc spot Tue. Mutual Fund Footnotes: e – Ex-capital gains distribution. f – Previous day’s quote. n - Idaho bean tax and storage charges. Prices subject to change Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 6.00. Platinum -$1762.00 troy oz., N.Y. (contract). No-load fund. p – Fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r – Redemption fee or con- without notice. Producers desiring more recent price information Round Reds Wisconsin 50-lb sacks Size A 10.00: 50-lb carton Size Platinum -$1767.60 troy oz., N.Y. Merc spot Tue. tingent deferred sales load may apply. s – Stock dividend or split. t – Both p and r. x – Ex- should contact dealers. A 11.00. n.q.-not quoted, n.a.-not available r-revised cash dividend. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. Get more stocks and commodities information online at Magicvalley.com/business/ Census: Long-distance moves in U.S. hit record low
By Hope Yen said Andrew Sum, an eco- Among adults ages 25-29, my continues to keep young and Washington, D.C.- released last month. In gener- Associated Press writer nomics professor and the about 3.2 percent moved to a people, especially college Arlington, Va. All have bur- al, the levels of people moving director of the Center for new state last year,down from grads, locked down, unable to geoning biotech industries and in the U.S. have been gradual- WASHINGTON — Labor Market Studies at 3.7 percent. Moving rates for move to jobs, buy homes and are home to several major uni- ly declining for decades, more Americans are shunning Northeastern University in college graduates,who histor- start families,”he said. “Many versities. recently due to an aging baby long-distance moves at Boston. “Young adults are ically are more likely to relo- are hunkering down at home, Large metropolitan areas in boomer population that is less record levels as many young working at lower rates than cate out of state,remained flat or in so-called cool cities Sun Belt states continued to mobile. But the rate had gen- adults, struggling without they ever worked before since at a low of 2.1 percent. Moves until both the job and housing attract some young adults but erally leveled off around 13 to jobs, opt to stay put rather World War II. As a result, you by those lacking a college markets improve.” at a slower pace. Compared to 14 percent before dropping than relocate to other parts of would expect migration to fall degree dipped slightly. New York and Los Angeles earlier in the decade, migra- sharply in 2008 due to the the U.S. because they have nowhere to William H. Frey, a demog- were among larger cities see- tion dropped in Phoenix, Las recession. The new information from go to.” rapher at Brookings ing fewer losses as many Vegas, Orlando, Fla., and Overall, 12.5 percent of the the Census Bureau highlights The share of longer-dis- Institution who analyzed the younger people stayed put, Riverside, Calif., as many U.S. population, or more than the extreme pressure that the tance moves across states fell data, noted that cities seeing according to 2007-2009 cen- people were locked in place 38 million people, made some sluggish economy is putting to roughly 4.3 million people, relative gains were the hand- sus data released Tuesday. due to a housing crunch and kind of move to a new home,a on people in this country, or 1.4 percent, down from ful that offered the promise of Other metro areas seeing souring job market figure that is unchanged from especially those in some of the 1.6 percent in 2009. It was the specialized tech jobs and hip new gains or reduced migration The findings, which are 2009, according to new cen- hardest hit groups. lowest level since the govern- lifestyles to more educated, losses among college graduates based on a pair of government sus figures. Only in 2008 was “It is truly a Great ment began tracking movers young professionals. were San Francisco; San Diego; surveys, are reflected in offi- the overall mobility rate lower, Depression for young adults,” in 1948. “It is clear the weak econo- Boston-Cambridge, Mass.; cial 2010 census results at 11.9 percent. Steel Moms Continued from Business 1 Continued from Business 1 organize family calendars how much it costs at local and keeps that information combined its two-way radio what happens in the global Will a mom really want to and order eggs and books for retailers. private. technology with the baby economy including devel- tweet from her refrigerator delivery while watching the “For a lot of parents, get- For safety at home, baby monitor so parents can not oping nations. when she grabs a yogurt? evening news. The walkie- ting the chores done can t monitors got a major only view and hear their “We went through a very But in and beyond the talkie merged with video wait until they are at home in upgrade this year. child but talk back, too. dramatic decline in steel designated mom zone, there baby monitors so dads can front of a computer. They Withings unveiled a baby All this information on the prices that was reflective of a was much to appeal to fre- soothe a little one to sleep want to shop and research monitor that will snap pho- go needs to be organized in downturn in worldwide netic moms in search of from a different room. When while waiting in line or at a tos and video and send it to one central place at home. demand,” said James ways to help ease the morn- “The Backyardigans”finish- red light,” said Steve an iPhone. Available in That s one way all the LaCosse, a program manag- ing breakfast and carpool es streaming to the back Yankovich, vice president March, the French compa- Internet-connected televi- er for Marinette Marine rush, entertain the family seat, moms can tell the car to for eBay Mobile. ny s Smart Baby Monitor sions could be useful for Corp., which recently won a and keep it safe and healthy. load up the next episode Beyond shopping, manu- also has LED infrared light- families. LG, Samsung, multi-billion-dollar con- “This was the first year while keeping both hands on facturers focused on family ing for viewing in the dark Panasonic and Sony all tract to build Navy warships. where CES wasn t a scav- the wheel. safety. and can detect the room s introduced new Internet TVs As the economy enger hunt for things related EBay wants to get moms Neer showed off its temperature and humidity to that operate more like improves, the demand for to moms,”said Monica Vila, to spend more money while iPhone application that lets feed to your phone.Motorola smartphones. metal strengthens and sup- who writes a blog, on the go and showcased the parents track where others in ports higher prices, said Tim Theonlinemom.com. free mobile app RedLaser, the family are through GPS Hanley, vice chairman and “There were so many useful which allows smartphone technology on smartphones. 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BURLEY/RUPERT FORECAST TWIN FALLS FIVE-DAY FORECAST Yesterday’s Weather Today: Cloudy with developing flurries possible. High 34. Today Tonight Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday City Hi Lo Prcp Boise 32 13 0.00" Tonight: A few snow showers likely. Low 28. Challis 11 -9 0.00" Coeur d’ Alene 18 5 0.00" Idaho Falls 7 -6 Trace" Tomorrow: Rain and snow showers likely. High 38. Jerome 17 1 0.00" Lewiston 31 19 0.00" Lowell 26 15 0.00" Malad City n/a n/a n/a" ALMANAC - BURLEY Malta n/a n/a n/a" Developing A few Rain showers Mostly cloudy, Partly to Rain showers Pocatello 16 -2 Trace" snow showers scattered likely scattered mostly cloudy, likely, cool Rexburg 13 0 Trace" Temperature Precipitation Salmon 9 -6 0.00" possible snow showers showers showers temperatures Stanley 9 -24 0.00" Sun Valley 18 -12 0.00" Yesterday’s High 20° Yesterday’s Trace High 36° Low 29° 38° / 34° 41° / 32° 43° / 29° 40° / 33° Yesterday’s Low 4° Month to Date 0.01" Normal High / Low 37° / 19° Avg. Month to Date 0.44" ALMANAC - TWIN FALLS Record High 54° in 1959 Water Year to Date 5.1" Record Low -21° in 1949 Avg. Water Year to Date 3.12" Barometric Sunrise and Temperature Precipitation Humidity Pressure Sunset IDAHO’S FORECAST Yesterday’s High 25° Yesterday’s 0.00" Yesterday’s High 79% 5 pm Yesterday 30.27 in. Today Sunrise: 8:06 AM Sunset: 5:26 PM Yesterday’s Low 5° Month to Date 0.01" Yesterday’s Low 57% Thursday Sunrise: 8:06 AM Sunset: 5:27 PM SUN VALLEY, SURROUNDING MTS. Normal High / Low 37° / 21° Avg. Month to Date 0.49" Today’s Forecast Avg. 78% Friday Sunrise: 8:06 AM Sunset: 5:29 PM Cold temperatures and light snow will fall Record High 52° in 1999 Water Year to Date 6.41" Saturday Sunrise: 8:05 AM Sunset: 5:30 PM through the day, especially tonight and Record Low -6° in 1974 Avg. Water Year to Date 3.55" A water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 Sunday Sunrise: 8:05 AM Sunset: 5:31 PM tomorrow. In the 30's by the end of the week. Temperature & Precipitation valid through 5 pm yesterday Moonrise Coeur d’ Moon Phases Today’s U. V. Index Low Moderate High Alene Today Highs 30'sTonight’s Lows 20's to 30's and Moonset Forecasts and maps prepared by: 33 / 33 BOISE Today Moonrise: 11:44 AM Moonset: 1:05 AM 2 11 3 5 7 10 Mainly cloudy skies with afternoon Thursday First Full Last New Moonrise: 12:13 PM Moonset: 2:07 AM The higher the index the10 Cheyenne, Wyoming snow showers developing. Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Feb. 3 Friday Moonrise: 12:48 PM Moonset: 3:10 AM more sun protection needed www.dayweather.com Temperatures will be the coldest today, reaching the upper 30's. REGIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST WORLD FORECAST Lewiston Today Tomorrow Friday Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow 41 / 38 Today Highs/Lows 30's / 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 37 33 ls 43 33 r 41 33 sh Atlanta 32 17 pc 35 16 pc Orlando 56 33 pc 56 37 pc Acapulco 90 72 pc 89 71 pc Moscow 28 22 pc 29 14 ls Grangeville NORTHERN UTAH Bonners Ferry 29 27 sn 35 29 ls 35 29 ls Atlantic City 36 23 ls 31 19 pc Philadelphia 35 20 ls 28 16 pc Athens 60 55 sh 58 54 sh Nairobi 77 53 sh 77 52 sh Cloudy skies are likely Burley 34 28 ls 38 29 r 40 29 mx Baltimore 35 18 mc 30 13 pc Phoenix 68 44 pc 69 45 pc Auckland 71 60 sh 70 59 sh Oslo 29 0 pc 15 6 pc 39 / 36 today with a few snow Challis 27 23 ls 28 17 mx 30 17 mx Billings 28 18 ls 31 24 ls Portland, ME 31 24 hs 33 19 pc Bangkok 91 74 pc 91 74 pc Paris 50 49 r 55 47 r Coeur d’ Alene 33 33 sn 38 31 r 39 31 r Birmingham 33 16 pc 36 14 pc Raleigh 39 20 pc 36 17 pc Beijing 31 10 pc 25 5 pc Prague 35 31 pc 40 38 r showers developing this Elko, NV 35 21 pc 36 23 r 38 23 pc Boston 31 25 hs 33 20 pc Rapid City 17 16 pc 39 23 mc Berlin 36 33 pc 39 39 r Rio de Jane 84 72 th 83 73 th afternoon. Temperatures Eugene, OR 49 44 r 49 40 r 51 40 r Charleston, SC 44 30 su 45 30 su Reno 41 30 mc 42 31 r Buenos Aires 89 67 sh 94 67 pc Rome 56 43 sh 55 45 pc McCall turn mild for tomorrow and Gooding 31 28 ls 36 28 r 35 28 sh Charleston, WV 29 20 ls 27 13 ls Sacramento 53 42 r 54 45 r Cairo 70 42 pc 70 41 pc Santiago 89 50 pc 85 48 pc Grace 27 21 ls 32 24 ls 34 24 ls Chicago 29 18 ls 25 17 pc St. Louis 20 8 pc 24 17 pc Dhahran 67 58 sh 67 58 pc Seoul 24 12 pc 26 4 ls Salmon Friday. 28 / 27 Hagerman 35 31 ls 39 31 r 40 31 sh Cleveland 23 13 ls 22 11 ls St.Paul 20 -2 mc 16 7 ls Geneva 36 34 ls 40 31 r Sydney 78 68 sh 82 66 sh 29 / 23 Hailey 26 21 ls 35 24 ls 36 24 ls Denver 35 23 pc 50 31 pc Salt Lake City 34 28 ls 38 30 r Hong Kong 64 58 sh 68 56 pc Tel Aviv 66 59 pc 68 60 pc Idaho Falls 25 22 ls 32 26 ls 34 26 mx Des Moines 14 0 pc 17 11 mc San Diego 67 49 pc 68 54 pc Jerusalem 67 44 pc 67 44 pc Tokyo 42 28 pc 42 32 sh Kalispell, MT 27 25 sn 30 25 mx 35 25 r Detroit 28 12 ls 20 13 pc San Francisco 57 48 pc 55 50 mc Johannesburg 77 55 pc 80 57 sh Vienna 43 31 pc 44 40 r Jerome 31 28 ls 35 30 r 37 30 sh El Paso 53 26 pc 58 31 su Seattle 42 42 r 46 41 r Kuwait City 62 43 pc 62 42 pc Warsaw 36 31 r 34 29 ls Lewiston 41 38 r 45 40 r 48 40 r Fairbanks 1 -14 pc -7 -19 pc Tucson 66 41 pc 68 42 pc London 51 49 r 53 44 r Winnipeg 11 2 pc 14 3 ls Caldwell Malad City 26 22 ls 31 27 ls 34 27 mx Fargo 5 -5 pc 12 -3 ls Washington, DC 37 22 pc 33 16 pc Mexico City 63 35 pc 63 36 sh Zurich 34 31 ls 38 30 r 36 / 31 Idaho Falls Malta 31 21 ls 34 31 mx 37 31 mx Honolulu 75 73 th 75 73 th McCall 28 27 ls 32 25 mx 33 25 ls Houston 48 28 pc 48 31 mc Boise Sun Valley 25 / 22 Missoula, MT 32 30 mx 38 32 mx 39 32 r Indianapolis 27 11 ls 24 10 pc TODAY’S NATIONAL MAP 37 / 33 23 / 20 Pocatello 32 26 ls 36 30 mx 39 30 mx Jacksonville 48 29 su 49 33 pc -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Portland, OR 42 42 r 46 41 r 49 41 r Kansas City 14 -2 pc 22 16 pc Pocatello Rupert 34 28 ls 36 29 r 38 29 mx Las Vegas 54 36 pc 58 42 pc Rupert 32 / 26 Rexburg 22 19 ls 29 26 ls 31 26 ls Little Rock 31 12 pc 32 18 pc Mountain Home 34 / 28 37 / 31 Richland, WA 37 36 r 39 33 r 42 33 r Los Angeles 70 48 pc 73 50 pc L Rogerson 36 26 ls 39 28 ls 39 28 mc Memphis 28 15 pc 29 19 pc Burley Salmon 29 23 mx 33 26 mx 36 26 r Miami 69 47 pc 66 53 pc Twin Falls 34 / 28 Salt Lake City, UT 34 28 ls 38 30 r 40 30 mx Milwaukee 27 14 ls 25 17 pc L Fronts 36 / 29 Spokane, WA 34 34 ls 38 35 r 42 35 r Nashville 26 13 ls 26 14 pc H Stanley 32 25 ls 35 22 ls 36 22 ls New Orleans 47 29 su 46 34 pc Yesterday’s State Extremes - High: 32 at Boise Low: -24 at Stanley Sun Valley 23 20 ls 32 20 ls 33 20 ls New York 34 23 ls 30 19 pc Cold Yellowstone, MT Oklahoma City 14 weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, 20 12 ls 28 19 ls 29 19 ls 31 pc 38 23 su Omaha 7 -3 pc 18 8 mc 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 1 -19 pc -10 -17 pc Saskatoon 6 -7 ls 5 -4 pc Cranbrook 18 11 ls 30 28 ls Toronto 18 10 ls 19 6 ls Valid to 6 p.m. today The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the Edmonton -5 -17 ls -11 -14 pc Vancouver 37 35 ls 40 37 sn Occluded Kelowna 21 21 ls 31 28 ls Victoria 44 40 sh 47 42 r Yesterday’s National Extremes: miraculous in the common. 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More Magic Valley weather at www.magicvalley.com/weather ~Ralph Waldo Emerson Get up-to-date highway information at the Idaho Transportation Department’s Web site at 511.idaho.gov or call 888-432-7623. Winter storm that shut down the South turns north By Tom Breen Earl Ryan, left, Angel doing, but how often do you Most of the time it snows one Associated Press writer Aranda, center, and have a chance to enjoy the day and it is gone the next.’’ snow?’’ The South’s experience RALEIGH, N.C. — The Igor Baena help a Nobody seemed to be offered a preview of what’s in snow-and-ice storm that fellow trucker get complaining much at store for states from Ohio to has shut down much of the free Tuesday in Lookout Mountain near New England, a region South slowly rolled toward Atlanta after a Chattanooga, either. already tired of winter after the Northeast on Tuesday, winter storm turned “It’s a once-in-a-decade digging out from two storms revealing a regional culture the road into a sheet event. There is no reason to in recent weeks. clash along the way. of ice and the truck prepare for it. It is not a wise Those wintery blasts Southerners seemed spending of funds,’’ said included a Christmas week- resigned to waiting out win- was stranded for Brent Taylor, an executive for end blizzard that provoked ter headaches such as slick more than 24 hours the United Way who was anger in New York City — roads and paralyzed airports. on Interstate 285 pulling a sled carrying his 5- where the first flakes started But people from Ohio to New with hundreds of year-old daughters, Elise and falling late Tuesday — and York, who face up to a foot of others. Grace. New Jersey over the slow snow in their third blast of In Columbia, S.C., Will cleanup. winter in as many weeks, AP photo Nelson gingerly made his Andre Borshch, owner of a were already putting pres- on slippery pavement or ed to just a few places Lynn Marentette, a school way down an icy sidewalk chimney maintenance com- sure on state and local gov- moved at a creep. Millions of because postal employees psychologist who lives south Tuesday, trying to get some pany in New York, worried ernments to spare them from people just stayed home. could not get to work. Many of Charlotte, stayed home lunch from a nearby Chick- that the city could come to a travel tangles and snow- In Atlanta, which had only schools and other institu- after classes were canceled. fil-A. The 72-year-old halt again. choked roads. 10 pieces of snow equipment tions planned to stay closed She spent the day catching retired lawyer said he was “I’m not sure anybody’s Across the South, com- when the storm hit, officials Wednesday out of caution. up with friends on Facebook impressed with the condi- going to make the right deci- munities remained encrust- planned to bring in nearly 50 The storm has been blamed and watching children sled tion of the roads considering sions,’’ he said. “Alaska and ed in ice and snow for a sec- more pieces — the most for 11 deaths and many more down a nearby hill — and what little snow-removal Canada spend six months ond straight day. Road crews resources marshaled for a injuries. ignored the stack of paper- equipment most Southern like this, and they have no fared little better than in the storm in a decade. Mayor Despite the inconven- work on her desk. cities and states own. problems. But here in New storm’s opening hours, Kasim Reed said backup sup- ience, Southerners con- “It is a beautiful, beautiful “We’re from hardy stock. York, the city doesn’t know owing mostly to their lack plies of salt and sand were on fronted the aftermath with day out there,’’ she said. “I A little bit of this isn’t going what to do with snow.It’s like of winter equipment. the way, too. patience — and a certain have some paperwork and to hurt us,’’ Nelson said. they’ve forgotten how to do Frustrated motorists sat idle Mail delivery was restrict- amount of wonder. some things I’ve really put off “Plus, it’s the sunny South. it.’’ Verizon to Judge orders Michael Jackson doctor to stand trial By Harriet Ryan Evidence presented by Nevada, but does not prac- Jackson died June 25, the 50-year-old singer’s start selling Los Angeles Times prosecutors, the judge said, tice in California, his attor- 2009, from an overdose of chronic insomnia, but he showed “a direct nexus and ney said. As part of his rul- the surgical anesthetic insisted that on the day of iPhone LOS ANGELES — A judge connection between the ing, Pastor gave the doctor propofol. Murray acknowl- Jackson’s death he had only stripped Dr. Conrad Murray acts and omissions of Dr. 24 hours to inform medical edged to police that he administered a small The Washington Post of his state medical license Murray and the homicide in authorities in the two other had used the drug for amount that should not Tuesday after ruling that this case,’’Pastor said. states that the court had two months to treat have been fatal. NEW YORK — You can prosecutors have sufficient The judge’s decision to suspended his California stop asking, “When will evidence to try the physician send the case to trial was license until the conclusion Verizon get the iPhone?’’ for manslaughter in the widely expected, including of the criminal case. 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ineapple upside-down cake, pork tenderloin stuffed with cheese and sundried tomatoes, deep-fried chipotle salmon cakes, even tiramisu — that’s just a taste of what is coming out of south-central P Idaho Dutch ovens these days. “It’s not chili and biscuits anymore,” said Omar Alvarez of Burley.A former world champi- on at Dutch oven cooking, Alvarez is now devot- WARM YOUR COALS ing his energies to arranging competitions and Connect with south-central pulling new people into the world of iron pots Idaho’s Dutch oven enthusiasts and charcoal. through the Snake Black Pots Last year,even Gov.C.L.“Butch” Otter recog- chapter of the International nized how fast interest in the cooking style was Dutch Oven Society at growing by declaring the Cassia County Fair idos.com/Chapters/SnakeBlack cookoff the official state Dutch oven champi- Pots.php or onship. [email protected]. “Here in Idaho the Dutch oven community is really perking up,” Alvarez said. “I think the interest has almost doubled, and a lot of it has to do with preservation of the history, but also people concerned about natural disas- ters, no electricity or anything.” Because anything that can be cooked in an electric or gas home oven can also be cooked with charcoal from a fire, Alvarez said, it’s great for camping and home barbecues as well as learning to prepare for a disaster. Dian Mayfield of Burley was Alvarez’s cooking partner when they won the world championships in 2008 in Salt Lake City, and she believes interest in Dutch oven cooking has grown by 400 percent in the Mini-Cassia area since she started competing about five years ago. “It’s an instinctual thing that goes back 5,000 years; we enjoy cooking outside,”she said. Even when you botch your chances at a prize by burning the bread, as she and her hus- band, Butch, did last weekend in competition. “It builds friendships that last forever. It builds relationships all cen- tered around the black pot.” There’s a lot of camaraderie among those who are learn- ing and competing. “If you go to a chili cook-off, all the food is wonderful, but they won’t tell you anything,”Mayfield said. She said Dutch oven chefs, on the other hand, cheerfully share techniques and recipes. While gourmet items are often featured on competition menus, a DOG — Dutch Oven Gathering, so-named by the International Dutch Oven Society — is more likely to include ribs, pot roast and other traditional Dutch oven dishes. It goes along with their motto: “Good food, good fun, good friends.” Competitors say anyone can learn how to make delicious food in the black iron pot: There are a few rules of thumb having to do with temperature and how much charcoal to use to get it, but once you become skilled at those, it’s off to Photo courtesy of DIAN MAYFIELD the races. A pineapple upside-down cake, Salmon New ’Awleans and Cheesy Herb Rolls are among the dishes used in Dutch oven competition by Dian and See OVEN, Food 3 Butch Mayfield of Burley.
CHEESY HERB ROLLS VANILLA CREAM FRUIT TART From Dian and Butch Mayfield of Burley. From Alan and Vanessa Johnson of Heyburn. 1 1/2 cups warm water 1/2 cup non-fat dry milk 1 cup butter, softened 1/3 cup sugar 3/4 cup confectioners’ sugar 1 tablespoon yeast 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour 1 egg, beaten 3/4 package vanilla or white chips, melted 4-5 cups bread flour and cooled 3 tablespoons dried onion 2-4 cubes of white baking chocolate, 1 tablespoon dill Photo courtesy of OMAR ALVAREZ melted and cooled 1 tablespoon rosemary Butch and Dian Mayfield of Burley, at the 1/4 cup heavy whipping cream Photo courtesy of ALAN JOHNSON Finishing touches go on a Vanilla Cream Fruit Tart 1 tablespoon thyme Mesquite Open Dutch Oven Cookoff last weekend. 8 ounces cream cheese, softened 1 tablespoon parsley 1 pint fresh strawberries, sliced baked in a Dutch oven by Vanessa and Alan Johnson. 1/3 cup vegetable oil warm area free from drafts to rise until 1 cup fresh blueberries The Heyburn couple took fourth place at last week- 1 teaspoon salt double in size. 1 cup fresh raspberries end’s Mesquite Open Dutch Oven Cookoff with a Place raised dough on a lightly floured 1/2 cup pineapple juice menu that included this dessert. In a mixing bowl, add water, dry milk, board and punch it down. Form it into 13 1/4 cup sugar sugar and yeast. Let sit until mixture bub- balls. Place balls in a greased 12-inch 1 tablespoon cornstarch In another mixing bowl,beat melted chips, bles. Add egg, 2 1/2 cups flour, dried onion, Dutch oven. Cover oven and let the dough 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice white chocolate and cream. Add cream dill weed, rosemary,thyme and parsley.Beat rise for 10 minutes, then brush rolls with cheese; beat until smooth. Spread over crust. until well blended. Let sit until batter bub- butter and sprinkle with cheese. In a mixing bowl, cream butter and confec- Chill for 30 minutes. Arrange berries over bles. Mix in oil, salt and the remaining flour Bake using 8-10 coals on the bottom tioners’ sugar. Beat in flour (mixture will be filling. (1 cup at a time) until a soft dough is formed. and 16-18 coals on the top until the rolls crumbly). Pat into bottom of a parchment- In a saucepan, combine pineapple juice, Turn dough out onto a floured board and are lightly browned. Keep bottom coals lined lid of the limited edition 2010 Camp Chef sugar, cornstarch and lemon juice; bring to a knead it for 5-7 minutes until dough toward the outside of the oven. Bake, cov- Dutch oven (or similar oven). Bake at 300 boil over medium heat. Boil for 2 minutes or becomes elastic and sticky. Roll dough gen- ered, until golden brown. Total baking degrees (10 coals on top,10 coals on bottom) for until thickened, stirring constantly. Cool; erously in flour, then cover and place in a time is 20-25 minutes. 25-30 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool. brush over fruit. Chill 1 hour before serving. Learn to love your kitchen Times-News looks for participants for month-long challenge Does your family use carry-out as a crutch on basketball practice nights? Are you more familiar with your favorite restaurant’s menu than the contents of your freezer? Everyone loves a good restaurant meal, and there is nothing wrong with that. But when you forget how to turn on your stove, or enter your kitchen only to heat up leftover pizza from last night, you might have a problem. So the Times-News will challenge a Magic Valley family to go restaurant-free for one month. Want that to be your family? During the month, reporter Melissa Davlin will check in to see what you’re learning and what you’re struggling with, for an article to be published at the end of your trial. This isn’t a contest, and the prize for succeeding is simply the money you’ll save and the time you’ll spend in the kitchen together as a family. Interested? Contact Davlin this week at 735-3234 or [email protected]. Food 2 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 FOOD Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho He’s so vine: Mark Oldman and his ‘Brave New World’ of wine
By Jennifer Barger Learn what The Washington Post A:you like — the color, weight. Then At your next dinner party, you figure out how much could decant a bottle of Kendall you want to spend. If Jackson Chardonnay or Yellow Tail you’re in a restaurant, Merlot. But for the same amount of talk to the sommelier, and money (and a lot more gourmet ask how they’d describe a cred), you could serve vino that not wine. If you can speak their only tastes better but also won’t language, that helps you at the make guests think your wine list wine store. was ripped from the Delta Air Lines You talk about a lot of in-flight menu. Oenophile wizard Q:wines people aren’t famil- Mark Oldman, star of PBS’ “The iar with in this book. Which do you Winemakers’’ and author of sever- really, really want us to try? al books, thinks wandering off the I like Argentina’s Torrentes beaten vine can wake up both your A:for white. It’s got a flowery parties and palate. In “Oldman’s nose and isn’t overly heavy. It’s a Brave New World of Wine’’ ($20, crowd pleaser at parties, and you Norton), he sniffs and swirls can get it for $10 a bottle. And one MARGE ELY/Washington Post dozens of lesser-known — yet Photo courtesy of MARK OLDMAN red casual drinkers don’t know In ‘Oldman’s Brave New World of Wine’ ($20, Norton), Mark delicious — bottles, from Spanish Oenophile wizard Mark Oldman, star of about is Cru Beaujoulis, which is a Oldman sniffs and swirls dozens of lesser-known — yet Albarino (a crisp white) to Aussie PBS’‘The Winemakers’ and author of richer take on the Gamay grape in delicious — bottles, from Italian lambrusco to the Greek Sparkling Shiraz. We caught up several books, thinks wandering off the Beaujolais Nouveaux. It’s a great Moschofilero to Argentine Malbec. with him about his fave pours. beaten vine can wake up both your $28 to $34 wine that’s not too parties and palate. heavy. It’s a red that acts like a ly fizzy with a nose that’ll knock pairing them without going crazy? This book, like your oth- white. people’s socks off. Certain food grew up with Q:ers, is written in a lively, about the intricacies of fermenta- What about dessert Why are some of these A:certain wines, so think non-wine-snob way. Is that the tion or wine history. I’m trying to Q:wine? Q:lesser-known wines so about matching the region of the key to making people less intimi- remove impediments between So many people just hate cheap? wine to the food, like Argentine dated by it? drinking the good stuff and the A:it — they think of it as a You pay a premium for empanadas and Torrentes, which Yeah. I think people don’t consumer. version of Aunt Jemima’s syrup. A:familiarity, for fame and you could build a whole party A:want to be obsessed with I’m a vino newbie. How But Moscati di Asti is the dessert perception. around. Or devote an evening to wine, but they want to drink it like Q:can I figure out what to wine for people who don’t like What about food and just one kind of wine. 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If you crave Though Kiwi “savvy B’’ Coat your tongue in French Champagne isn’t quite under the this Spanish red’s plum- Vermentino but can’t afford it, go radar, Oldman finds it my, herby and minerally As fresh and dry as a for ... among the most depend- combo when eating red Mediterranean beach, able, affordable quaffs meat or anything made this crisp bargain usually American around. Serve the tangy, with tons of garlic. This is hails from Sardinia, citrusy white with shell- serious, dark stuff that though it’s also made in Sparkling fish and veggie dishes. tastes more expensive other parts of Italy and Villa Maria’s 2009 then it is, so trot it out France. Try it with seafood Wine Marlborough, $12 when you’re cooking a or any dish starring olives Yes, it’s impressive special steak or trying to or capers. to pop the cork of a Are you a gulper of impress a date. Dolia’s Vermentino bottle of Cristal. But Merlot or Shiraz? Then La Conreria’s 2008 Sardegna, $10 with genuine French try ... Priorat, $20 For nights when a slow A dish that gives cauliflower its due By Stephanie Witt Sedgwick Heat 2 tablespoonsof the oil in a wok simmer needs to speed up Special to The Washington Post or large, shallow skillet over medium- By Jim Romanoff high heat until the oil shimmers. For The Associated Press Cauliflower isn’t the hippest Add half of the chicken; stir-fry vegetable, but maybe it should be. for 2 to 3 minutes, until the chicken A nice pot of chili or stew, It’s a nutrition powerhouse that is loses its raw look. Transfer to a slowly simmering on the abundantly available, lends itself to clean plate; repeat with the stove, is a heartwarming a variety of cooking methods and remaining chicken and transfer it thought. But it’s a dinner that absorbs whatever flavors you to the plate. requires forethought. What combine it with. Cut into small With the wok or skillet still over about the wintery day you pieces, it even cooks quickly. medium-high heat, add the scallions; walk in late from work but I’m a convert myself, having cook for 30 seconds, stirring. If the still want a meal that will take resisted cauliflower for years. This pan is dry, add oil as needed. Add the the chill off? recipe demonstrates one of the garlic and ginger; cook for 30 seconds, We’ve got you covered with AP photo ways I’ve learned to love it. The fla- stirring. Add the tomato paste, curry this black bean and sausage A simmering pot of stew is just vor base is a combination of scallions, powder and salt to taste; cook for stew served over brown rice. right for a cold winter night. ginger, garlic, tomato and curry pow- 30 seconds, stirring. The most complicated der. Pour in the broth; stir to thoroughly thing you need to do is brown Two 15 1/2-ounce cans There’s a great deal of chopping slices (1 cup) to coat the ingredients, then add the some chorizo. And if you black beans, drained and here, but it can all be done ahead of 3 medium cloves garlic, finely cauliflower pieces and cover, adjusting want to cut the calories, feel rinsed time. The whole dish comes together chopped the heat to medium or medium-low so free to substitute chicken 14 1/2-ounce can diced in about 30 minutes. 2-inch piece peeled ginger root, the liquid maintains a low boil. Cook sausage. Also try andouille tomatoes with juice Ingredients can be prepped and finely minced or grated (1 tablespoon) for 8 to 10 minutes, until the cauli- sausage, or even a garlicky 4-ounce can diced green refrigerated up to a day in advance. 1 tablespoon double-concentrated flower pieces are tender. kielbasa for a slightly less chilies tomato paste or 2 tablespoons regular Return the chicken to the wok or spicy stew. CURRIED CHICKEN AND tomato paste skillet; stir to coat with the sauce.If the After that, the rest of the In a large saucepan, cook 2 teaspoons mild curry powder, or sauce seems too thick, add water as recipe is a simple matter of the instant brown rice accord- CAULIFLOWER STIR-FRY more to taste needed. Cover and cook for 3 to 4 min- opening some cans and ing to package instructions. 4 servings Salt utes, until the chicken is cooked adding them to the pot. 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He and his wife, Vanessa, just earned fourth By Kathleen Purvis involves warming choco- place out of 16 competitors at McClatchy Newspapers late to a precise tempera- the Mesquite Open Dutch ture and then holding it Oven Cookoff, last weekend I’m making there. It isn’t difficult, but in Nevada. The winner took Q:chocolate-dipped it can take a lot of choco- home $2,000 at that event; candies but am having late. combined with awards for trouble with the chocolate You can “fake’’ chocolate other placing competitors, being a little too soft. I’ve coating by adding a little the prize money totaled read that paraffin or baker’s fat, usually shortening, to $5,000. wax might help. Is this melted chocolate. The The Johnsons often try safe? If not, what might be most common amount is new recipes by testing them a good, edible substitute? 1 teaspoon shortening to using a Dutch oven in their Although paraffin 8 ounces of chocolate. That home oven. Once they have A:was common in old makes a chocolate that will the proportions and ingredi- candy recipes, most set up easily at room tem- ents down, though, they sources now suggest that perature or in the refrigera- always do a trial run or two you not use it. It is still sold tor. outside using charcoal, to in stores, and is used in Or you can shortcut the make sure the recipe will Photo courtesy of DIAN MAYFIELD such a small amount that whole process and use work outdoors where wind Omar Alvarez and Dian Mayfield, both of Burley, tie a pork roast stuffed with goat cheese, sundried it’s not a major problem. melted candy coating, also and other factors can change tomatoes and rice at the 2009 world championships for Dutch oven cooking. But some people are called almond bark. It the cooking process. uncomfortable with the comes in chocolate and Alvarez said Dutch oven taste better. There’s some- idea of eating wax, and it’s white versions, it’s inex- cooking does not require thing about cooking in a not approved as a safe food pensive and it’s easy to making big portions. cast-iron pot that enhances additive. use. It doesn’t have the Although the 12-inch pot is the flavor,” Mayfield said. The good news is that “snap’’ of high-quality standard for competitions She said the heavy pot lids there are several ways you tempered chocolate, but it and beginners, the cast-iron help seal in moisture, creat- can make chocolate coating works fine for coating pots come in every size from ing a pressure-cooker effect to dip candy. candies. a 5-inch-diameter pot to one that some speculate is To get chocolate that sets It’s available in the bak- that holds three gallons of responsible for the flavor. at room temperature, you ing supply aisle of most food. Enthusiasts often have Alvarez said he expects have to temper it, which supermarkets. as many as 20 pots in a vari- interest in Dutch oven cook- ety of sizes, and use the ing and competitions to con- smaller ones to make sauces tinue to grow in south-cen- or desserts, he said, or a meal tral Idaho, as more people are for one. exposed to it and try it out. The competition and “We’re afflicted with what Sign up now to recieve camaraderie are why many we call cast-iron-itis,” he people gather to do Dutch said with a laugh. GOOD DEALS @ GREAT PRICES oven cooking, but there’s a more basic appeal to it as Ariel Hansen may be in your email inbox! well. reached at 788-3475 or Photo courtesy of OMAR ALVAREZ “It just makes everything [email protected]. Vanessa and Alan Johnson of Heyburn. www.magicvalley.com/todaysdeal
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Participants taking Apatrim’s active ingredient as directed lost an average of 400% more weight N POPULAR PILL: Allison Garwood (front) and Renee Pellegrini pick up a bottle of the breakthrough weight loss supplement called than those taking a placebo dur- Apatrim® at the pharmacy. An amazing 100% of the participants in the U.S. clinical trial got results taking Apatrim and its popularity is ing the 4-week U.S. clinical study. soaring.2 Consumers can call 1-866-964-2349 to have Apatrim shipped directly to their homes. These remarkable results were achieved without additional exer- dinner. me up, I’m a believer.”2 is a great product that’s been be filled on a first-come, first- cise or diets.1* While we all know that no diet Dr. Joseph Dietz was im- shown to help people lose served basis. Apatrim comes from a natural pill works for everyone, a remark- pressed with the quality of the weight.”* “For those people who call edible plant source. It’s safe, as able 100% of the participants tak- clinical trials as well as the U.S. the hotline to have Apatrim well as easy to use. This weight ing Apatrim as directed either patent (#7,060,308). This patent Where to get it shipped directly to their homes, loss supplement can actually lost weight or inches off of their protects the proprietary method All of the national retail phar- we guarantee they’ll get prod- begin working the very first day. waistline during the 4 week clin- of extracting the active ingre- macies including Walgreens have uct and they can also qualify for And since researchers believe ical study. Those losing weight dient. This process is what the placed orders for Apatrim. a direct-to-home discount,” said Apatrim works to suppress appe- lost an average of 5 times more developing scientists believe is There have been some reports Ken Geis. “But this discount tite, most people can eat what than study participants who were the key to the active ingredient’s of out-of-stocks, so to make it is only available through the they want and still lose weight.* taking the placebo pills.2* effectiveness. easier for people to get it right hotline for the next 48 hours,” “By suppressing their appe- Some participants experienced “When I read the clinical away a Regional Health Hotline he said. tite, most people will consume fabulous results, losing as much results, the U.S. patent and all has been put in place for the next So for those who choose not fewer calories which can lead as 8 lbs and up to 2 inches off their of the other scientific support I 48 hours. to call or miss the deadline to weight loss,” said Dr. Joseph waistline. These amazing results immediately knew we needed to Starting at 8:00am today, you may have to pay more for Dietz, Director of Health Science, were achieved without changes use this weight loss compound,” all consumers have to do is Apatrim or possibly run the Research & Development for in lifestyle. All they did was take said Dietz. call 1-866-964-2349 and ask risk of not finding it at the PatentHEALTH. “Consumers the pills as instructed.2* “The results are real; Apatrim for Dept. AP10831; orders will drug store. N should always keep in mind that there is no substitute for proper Professional support diet and exercise when it comes Industry trends along with Here’s how to guarantee you get it: to losing weight.”* professional’s support in the weight loss and fitness industries To make it easy for people to get Apatrim quickly, the company has set up a Regional Health Hotline. Impressive clinical results indicate that Apatrim is the real Follow the instructions listed below to have Apatrim shipped directly to your home or you can check Apatrim’s active ingredient thing. This amazing pill is being your local drug store to see if they have it in stock. For consumers who call the hotline, advise the has a known ability to help con- recommended to companies and operator that you want Apatrim shipped directly to your home so they can see if you qualify for the direct-to-home shipping discount. trol hunger pangs. This allows clients across the country. people to eat the foods they want Mark Loy, a personal trainer Regional Health Hotline; 48 hours only and always seem to be craving has had some of his clients use because they’ll just want to eat Apatrim with great success.3 Consumers can begin calling promptly at 8:00am today. The hotline will be available for the next less.* “When I’m working with my 48 hours. Call 1-866-964-2349 and ask for Dept. AP10831. All orders will be processed on a first- The U.S. clinical study was clients I can control what they’re come, first-served basis. conducted in Los Angeles. The eating,” said Loy. “But when they Retail Pharmacies: study included healthy, over- leave they’re on their own and weight individuals between the that’s when the tendency to cheat National chains across the country that have ordered Apatrim include Walgreens. All of these ages of 31 and 73. The caloric comes into play,” he continued. chains have confirmed that they have received their initial shipments of Apatrim and are working to intake and level of exercise was “I heard about Apatrim so make certain they have stock available. Consumers not able to find Apatrim at their local pharmacies not disclosed. I checked out the facts then can call the hotline and have it delivered directly to their homes. You may also qualify for a special The participants were decided to try it as a part of my discount. instructed not to change the training program,” Loy said. On the web: www.apatrim.com food they were eating and not to “It’s really helped some of add any exercise. Specifically, no my clients to control their eat- ©2011 PatentHEALTH, LLC P5519A OF13521R-1 changes to their daily routine; ing. I’ve watched people get 1. Primary study based on 26 participants over a 4-week period. Participants were directed not to add any exercise or change eating habits. Participants level of caloric intake and exercise were not measured or disclosed. 2. Individual re- just take the recommended dos- some amazing results while tak- sults may vary. 3. Mark Loy is a personal trainer and fitness consultant to PatentHEALTH, he is remunerated for his services. age 30 minutes before lunch and ing Apatrim,” said Loy. “Sign *THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE. ADVERTISEMENT Drug stores load up with powerful joint pill Sales skyrocketing; news of its amazing results spread across the U.S. By G.W. Napier es friction in the joints al- of motion.* show they have some inven- Universal Media Syndicate lowing for effortless mo- A clinical study con- tory left,” said Miller. tion. It not only lubricates ducted by the United “And to make it easier UMS - Consumers can’t the joints, but it also acts States government found for people who can’t find seem to get enough of it and as a comfortable shock that glucosamine and Trigosamine or don’t want drug stores are selling it as absorber. chondroitin, similar to those to go to the store, we’ve set fast as they can get it. “As we age, the body’s found in Trigosamine, had up a National Order Hotline “Unbelievable, that’s all I natural production of this a 79.2% effective rate for so they can have it delivered can say,” said Darla Miller, fluid declines and this can those with moderate to se- directly to their home,” said Operations Manager for force the bones in our joints vere joint discomfort.2* Miller. PatentHEALTH the compa- to grind together which But it’s the results that “We’ll be offering a di- ny that developed the break- can result in nagging dis- make this joint supplement rect delivery discount for through joint supplement. comfort,” said Dr. Joseph so impressive. the next 72 hours, and con- Miller was referring to Dietz.1 “We get messages sumers should know they the fact that in just one “Using Trigosamine is from consumers all the can’t get this discount at N HEALTHY JOINTS: X-rays reveal joints that have day a drug store chain sold like taking a can of oil and time telling us how great drug stores,” she added. the proper amounts of synovial fluid to lubricate the 2,000 bottles of the power- applying it directly to your Trigosamine works for Otherwise those living in joints. HA-13, one of Trigosamine’s key ingredients is a ful joint health supplement joints,” said Dr. Dietz.* them,” said Miller. the local area that miss the component of synovial fluid. called Trigosamine®. Trigosamine combines “Everybody wants it,” deadline won’t be able get “We’ve already shipped HA-13 with the essential added Miller. the discount. They’ll have to over 500,000 bottles of blend of glucosamine and “CVS/pharmacy, Rite Aid go to their local drug store Trigosamine and sales just chondroitin which have and Walgreens were one to try and get Trigosamine keep growing, it’s been cra- been clinically shown to of the first ones to order and may be hard pressed to zy,” said Miller. help build healthy cartilage Trigosamine and they’ve find it. N Scientists have devel- in the joints allowing for in- loaded up their shelves. Or, visit us online at: oped this amazing oral creased flexibility and range We’ve received reports that www.trigosamine.com tablet that doesn’t require a prescription and is taken only once a day. Local Readers Discount Deadline It’s so impressive that You may be able to find Trigosamine at CVS/pharmacy, Rite Aid and one key ingredient has the Walgreens since they have received shipments. If you want Trigosamine shipped ability to retain fluid up to directly to your home and would like the local readers discount, call the National 1000 times its own weight; Order Hotline listed below before the 72-hour deadline expires. Otherwise you’ll this helps increase lubrica- have to get Trigosamine at the drug store and may run the risk of not being able tion for the joints allowing to find it. them to move with ease.* Begin Calling at 8:00AM TODAY Trigosamine’s key in- 1-800-924-2109 gredient is Hyaluronate Approval Code: TG15286 N ALMOST GONE: Sales of the joint pill Trigosamine also called HA-13 which is Discount Ends in 72 hours the building block of “nat- are soaring which could lead to out of stocks as shown 1. Dr. Joseph Dietz, PhD currently conducts full time research for PatentHEALTH, LLC. as Director of Health Science, Research Development. ural joint fluid,” medically 2. Statements herein are based upon published public information and do not imply affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement of in this photo illustration. Consumers unable to find it can known as synovial fluid. Trigosamine by the United States Government. call 1-800-924-2109 and have it shipped directly to their This joint fluid reduc- * THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE. homes. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho FOOD Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Food 5 Delivery vs. DIY: A simple take on cashew chicken By Alison Ladman utes. Servings: 6. wok over medium-high, For The Associated Press heat the vegetable oil until 2 tablespoons oyster sauce shimmering. Add the For homemade to best 2 tablespoons soy sauce chicken and stir-fry until takeout, it needs to be not 1 teaspoon sugar lightly browned, 2 to 3 min- just better, but also just as 1/2 teaspoon ground white utes. It should not be com- fast and create little mess. pepper pletely cooked through yet. So that was our goal when 2 tablespoons rice wine Add the green peppers, we set out to create a version 2 teaspoons sesame oil onion and fresh ginger. of the classic American- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil Stir-fry until the chicken is Chinese dish — cashew 1 pound boneless, skinless cooked through and the chicken. The result is an easy chicken breasts, cubed onions are translucent, meal that dirties just one pan 2 green bell peppers, cored about another 5 to 6 min- and one bowl and comes and cut into chunks utes. together in about 20 min- 1 small yellow onion,diced Stir in the sauce and the utes. 2 teaspoons grated fresh cashew nuts, thoroughly Add some rice or noodles ginger coating all ingredients. and you’ve got a complete 1 cup unsalted cashews Per serving: 298 calories; meal in less time than it 158 calories from fat (53 would take for the delivery In a small bowl, whisk percent of total calories); 18 guy to arrive. together the oyster sauce, g fat (3 g saturated; 0 g trans soy sauce, sugar, white pep- fats); 44 mg cholesterol; CASHEW CHICKEN per, rice wine and sesame 13 g carbohydrate; 22 g pro- oil. Set aside. tein; 2 g fiber; 658 mg sodi- AP photo Start to finish: 20 min- In a large, deep skillet or um. This is an easy dish that dirties just one pan and one bowl and comes together in just about 20 minutes. An easy souffle Bring fast food home for a healthy meal By Jim Romanoff the fish nuggets and turn to For The Associated Press coat evenly. that won’t deflate In a shallow bowl or pie To keep the joy but battle plate, combine the panko, the bulge, consider healthy chili powder, cumin and homemade fast food. These garlic powder. ... your ego diet-worthy dishes won’t Dredge the fish nuggets, 2 tie you to the kitchen, but or 3 at a time, through the By Alison Ladman also won’t weigh you down. breadcrumb mixture, coat- For The Associated Press Consider having a burger ing all sides evenly. Arrange night where you serve pre- the fish nuggets on the pre- Nothing is more indul- made veggie burgers rather pared rack set over the bak- gent, more impressive or than the fatty beef ones. ing sheet. Coat evenly with more intimidating than a There’s quite a variety avail- cooking spray on all sides. souffle. able in the freezer section of AP photo Bake for 10 to 12 minutes, If they aren’t mixed per- your grocer and brands such or until the panko coating is fectly and folded gently,they as Boca offer great meaty- CRUNCHY FISH 1/2 teaspoon ground golden brown and crisp and don’t rise. If you look at tasting versions. cumin the fish is opaque at the them the wrong way, they Don’t forget that most NUGGETS WITH 1/2 teaspoon garlic pow- center. collapse. And then when you fast food burgers are all CURRIED-MUSTARD der Meanwhile, in a small finally nail it and it comes about the toppings, many of 2 tablespoons honey bowl whisk together the out perfectly,how do you get which can be quite healthy. DIPPING SAUCE 2 tablespoons coarse- honey, mustard, curry pow- it to the table without com- Arrange a platter of toma- Start to finish: 15 min- grained mustard der, the remaining 1/4 tea- plete deflation? Of your toes, pickles, onions, shred- utes. Servings: 4. 2 teaspoons curry powder spoon salt and the remain- souffle and your ego. ded lettuce and other top- ing 1/4 teaspoon pepper. AP photo Our version has you cov- pings for your family to 1/4 cup buttermilk Place a rack in the top Serve the fish nuggets ered. This is a sturdy souffle These souffles are easy to make, assemble their own burgers. 3/4 teaspoon salt, divided third of the oven. Heat the with the curried mustard that will buy you the sort of sturdy enough to serve without And be sure to include some 1/2 teaspoon ground oven to 425 degrees. Set a dipping sauce. wiggle room you need to stress and will make you look like low-fat cheese and black pepper, divided wire rack on a baking sheet Per serving: 283 calories; ensure great results. a kitchen wizard. reduced-fat mayo, as well as 1 1/4 pounds haddock or and coat it with cooking 25 calories from fat (9 per- You make the batter ahead ketchup and mustard. cod fillets, cut into 1-inch by spray. cent of total calories); 3 g fat of time, then refrigerate it tric mixer. Whip the egg While you’re at it, why 2-inch pieces In a large bowl, whisk (0 g aturated; 0 g trans fats); until it’s time to bake.Be sure whites with the cream of not use a nutrient-rich 1 cup panko (Japanese- together the buttermilk, 1/2 82 mg cholesterol; 30 g car- not to skip that step, the tartar until frothy. Slowly whole-grain bun instead of style) breadcrumbs teaspoon of the salt and 1/4 bohydrate; 31 g protein; 1 g chilling helps with the sta- add the remaining sugar plain white? 1 tablespoon chili powder teaspoon of the pepper. Add fiber; 860 mg sodium. bility. And when you bake it, while continuing to beat, If you prefer something though it doesn’t rise as high beating until the whites hold crunchy,consider these fish as a traditional souffle, it is a stiff peak. Gently fold into nuggets with curried-mus- impressive. It won’t collapse the chocolate and yolk mix- tard dipping sauce.They are if you sneeze or, heaven for- ture. 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In the 1850s, manufac- pediatric allergist Ben voted to ban all synthetic turers began using long-last- Feingold began treating aller- dyes from foods consumed CHICAGO — Food color- ing coal-tar dyes to brighten gies by putting children on by babies and small children. ing is the reason glace cher- both fabric and food, a prac- elimination diets, free of both The FDA still maintains ries are red rather than beige tice that sickened countless synthetic food dyes and there’s “no evidence’’ of a and that children’s tongues unsuspecting consumers. preservatives. But Feingold’s link between dyes and hyper- sometimes appear freakishly Nearly 200 substances ideas, now touted as a way to activity. When it reviewed blue. But man-made dyes were in use when safety test- treat children with attention- the Southampton study, the may do more than make ing was finally required in deficit disorder, were never agency “found no informa- processed food look vibrant 1960; only a handful survived convincingly substantiated. tion to suggest that the and whimsical. Some blame the testing process. The issue resurfaced in behavioral changes noted the additives for triggering Today, the nine synthetic 2007 after University of were adverse, detrimental or behavioral problems in hues approved for use in food Southampton researchers maladaptive.’’ One of the youngsters. — meaning they’ve been cer- reported in the Lancet that study’s shortcomings, the Acting on research pub- tified by the FDA — are used hyperactive behavior FDA said, was that it used a lished in the Lancet, the MCT photo primarily to help restore the increased in two groups of mixture of color additives European Parliament last Jell-O brand gelatin mix containing food dye is added to hot water. The color washed away by indus- children — age 3 and ages and the preservative sodium year began requiring prod- trial processing, even out 8 and 9 — when they con- benzoate, making it impossi- ucts containing synthetic flavors are lime (yellow 5, blue 1), berry blue (blue 1) and strawberry natural variations and make sumed two different mix- ble to know which individual food colors to carry warning (red 40). foods look more appealing or tures of artificial colors, plus additive was responsible for labels saying that “consump- “fun.’’ a preservative. the effect. tion may have an adverse that are aimed at children and there’s little evidence for the Manufacturers also can use Unlike previous studies, The researchers, who have effect on activity and atten- have little nutritional value, long-suspected link between dyes made from plant, ani- the Southampton research been invited to the March tion in children.’’ the CSPI said in a citizen’s food colors and hyperactivi- mal or mineral sources, such found the effect in children FDA panel, acknowledged Now, the U.S. Food and petition signed by 18 physi- ty. as beets, caramel color or from the general population, that more studies are needed Drug Administration has cians and researchers. Since “The (synthetic food dyes) grape color extract, but the not just those whose parents but disagree with the FDA’s scheduled a March hearing naturally derived alternatives used in the U.S. are absolute- petroleum-based colors are suspected they were sensitive view that the effects were on whether food dyes exist, the continued use is ly safe,’’ said Joseph cheaper and can be more to food dyes. And the study insufficient to warrant adversely impact children’s hardly worth any potential Borzelleca, a professor emer- consistent. didn’t just rely on parental action. health. The Center for risk, it said. itus of pharmacology and “The content of a natural ratings of their children’s While many factors can Science in the Public Interest, “What’s the benefit? To toxicology at Virginia color like grape skin varies, behavior, which can be sub- influence hyperactivity in or CSPI, is asking the agency make junk food even more Commonwealth University depending on where they’re ject to bias; it also used rat- children, including genes and for a synthetic food-dye ban appealing to children than it School of Medicine. “Food grown, the season, the kind ings generated by teachers, environment, “there is good and to place warnings on already is?’’ asked CSPI colors are among the most of chemicals used and har- researchers and computers. evidence that artificial food products until the colors are Executive Director Michael thoroughly studied of the vesting,’’ said Borzelleca. The British Food Standards colors can also increase levels removed. Jacobson. food ingredients.’’ “But with approved colors Agency, which commis- of hyperactivity,’’ said Jim The dyes are often used to Other experts say food That hasn’t always been you’re getting the same thing sioned the trial,subsequently Stevenson, the study’s lead enhance the appearance of dyes, which require pre- the case. Originally, naturally every time.’’ advised concerned parents to author and professor emeri- sugary cereals, candies, market approval, are among derived ingredients were Synthetic food colors have reduce or eliminate six color- tus in the school of psycholo- sodas, fruit-flavored snacks, the most tightly regulated used to make food look more been suspected of triggering ings from their children’s gy at the University of fast food and other products additives on the market and appealing — saffron, for behavioral problems in chil- diets. A committee of the Southampton.
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See full menus and locations at WWW.MAGICVALLEYSITES.COM Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho WORLD Wednesday, January 12, 2010 Food 7 Assange: WikiLeaks to speed up release of secret docs The Associated Press many legal experts as leaked diplomatic cables and U.S. will seek his extradition Under European law, sus- sent to Guantanamo,’’ said extremely unlikely, is part of secret U.S. military files on and/or illegal rendition to the pects cannot be extradited to John Bellinger, a former legal LONDON — WikiLeaks a preliminary defense argu- the wars in Iraq and USA, where there will be a jurisdictions where they may adviser to the U.S. State founder Julian Assange ment released by Assange’s Afghanistan. real risk of him being face the death penalty. Department. “He would be vowed Tuesday to step up his attorneys ahead of a court Assange’s lawyers are detained at Guantanamo Bay It also is not clear what, if prosecuted in U.S. federal site’s release of secret docu- hearing next month. seeking to link the two issues, or elsewhere.’’ any, charges U.S. authorities court.He would not be treat- ments while he fights extra- The Australian computer claiming the Swedish prose- The document, prepared could bring against Assange, ed as an enemy combatant.” dition to Sweden, as his expert is wanted in Sweden cution is politically motivat- by Assange’s lead lawyer, and unclear how he could be He added that while Mr. lawyers argued that sending to answer sex-crimes allega- ed — an allegation that Geoffrey Robertson, adds classed as an “unlawful Assange could face “serious him to Stockholm could land tions. U.S. officials also are Sweden strongly denies. that “there is a real risk that enemy combatant,’’ which charges with a potential him in Guantanamo Bay or trying to build a criminal case Assange’s defense claims he could be made subject to could expose him to deten- prison term,U.S.prosecutors even on U.S. death row. against WikiLeaks, which “there is a real risk that, if the death penalty’’ if sent to tion at Guantanamo Bay. certainly would not seek the That claim, regarded by has published a trove of extradited to Sweden, the the United States. “Mr.Assange would not be death penalty.’’ HAITI One year later On Jan. 12, 2010, a catastrophic Drones becoming earthquake struck Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, leaving the country and its capital destroyed. A year later, nearly a million people still live in tents, cholera has claimed thousands of lives and 95 percent of the rubble remains.
100 km speedier, deadlier 100 miles CUBA Port-au-Prince’s Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption still in ruins one year later. By W.J. Hennigan ment of the U.S. military ties and because they can be HAITI Los Angeles Times campaign in Afghanistan. operated for a fraction of the Caribbean After the quake Adding up donations Jam. Port-au-Prince Sea Unlike most of the current cost of piloted aircraft. January 2010 U.S. controls Devastation prompts a Dom. Rep. Puerto Rico airport to manage arrival of huge international relief LOS ANGELES — An fleet of more than 7,000 Los Angeles-based North- aid flights effort, but less than half experimental spy plane with drones, the new remotely rop is building the X-47B What happened March International donors the money has been a wingspan almost the size piloted planes will have jet drone at Plant 42 in 7.0-magnitude earthquake hits about 10 mi. pledge $5.3 billion in aid spent to date (16 km) southwest of Port-au-Prince, followed over 18 months; former of a Boeing 747’s took to the engines and the ability to Palmdale, Calif., under a by a series of aftershocks U.S.President Bill Clinton, Public sector donations, skies over the Mojave Desert evade enemy radar. $635.8 million contract the special envoy to Haiti, 2010 Measuring the destruction co-leads reconstruction Pledged last week in a secret test “We are looking at the awarded by the Navy in 2007. Deaths 222,570 team $4.96 flight that may herald a new next generation of un- Currently, combat drones Injuries 300,572 October-December billion era in modern warfare with manned systems,’’ said Phil are controlled remotely by a Displaced 2.3 million Cholera outbreak kills more than 2,500, leads to protests Dispursed robotic planes flying higher, Finnegan, an aerospace human pilot. With the X- Total affected 3.5 million November National $2.04 billion faster and with more fire- expert with Teal Group, a 47B, which resembles a Children affected 1.5 million elections; inconclusive power. research firm. “As the U.S. miniature version of the B-2 Houses destoyed presidential election leads Private donations, 2010 or badly damaged 293,383 The massive Global looks at potential future stealth bomber, a human to run-off in January 7RWDOUDLVHGLVXQNQRZQ Schools destoyed January 2011 Lack of Observer built by conflicts, there needs to be pilot designs a flight path or badly damaged 3,978 Office of the Special strong political leadership Envoy has tracked $2.6 AeroVironment Inc. of more capable systems.’’ and sends it on its way; a Government buildings, in Haiti and of coordination billion in international Monrovia, Calif., is capable Finnegan pointed out that computer program would infrastructure destroyed 60% between aid groups leaves funds, much of which of flying for days at a strato- propeller-driven Predator guide it from a ship to target Total cost $7.2-$13.2 billion country still in ruins has not been spent © 2011 MCT sphere-skimming 65,000 and Reaper drones are not and back. Source: U.N. Office of the Special Envoy for Haiti, Inter-American Development Bank, Oxfam, MCT Photo Service Graphic: Pat Carr, Lee Hulteng feet, out of range of most fast or stealthy enough to “The X-47B represents antiaircraft missiles. The thread through antiaircraft game-changing technology plane is built to survey missile batteries. Boeing’s that will allow American 280,000 square miles — an Phantom Ray and forces to project combat A year after quake, many still area larger than Afghanistan Northrop’s X-47B, by com- power from longer distances — at a single glance. That parison, “can enter contest- without putting humans in would give the Pentagon an ed air space, attack the harm’s way,’’ said Paul ‘watching and waiting’ in Haiti “unblinking eye’’ over the enemy, and leave without Meyer, general manager of war zone and offer a cheaper detection on a radar screen,’’ Northrop’s Advanced By Tracy Wilkinson and more effective alterna- he said. Programs & Technology Los Angeles Times tive to spy satellites watch- The Global Observer that division. ing from outer space. was tested last week is Boeing’s Phantom Ray is PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti The estimated $30 million designed for reconnaissance being built in St. Louis with — Gray ribbons of fresh robotic aircraft is one of and would not carry engineering support from its cement streak the side of three revolutionary drones weapons. But it would Phantom Works facilities in Clarisse Brisson’s broken being tested in coming greatly extend the surveil- Huntington Beach, Calif. home, where she and her weeks at California’s lance capabilities of drones. The company does not have family are slowly making Edwards Air Force Base. Current spy planes can a contract; it is developing repairs. Inside, she reads Another is the bat- stay airborne for only about the drone at its own Bible verses to sustain her. winged X-47B drone built by 30 hours. The Global expense. Next door, the neighbor’s Northrop Grumman Corp., Observer is designed to beat These aircraft may be sev- home is a heap of crumbled which could carry laser- that mark several times over, eral years away from service, stone and rusted iron bars. guided bombs and be flying up to a week at a time, but defense industry ana- “We are just living on a launched from an aircraft and company officials say it lysts say there is little doubt daily basis, watching and AP photo carrier. The third is Boeing may be ready to go into serv- that they represent the wave waiting,’’ Brisson sighed, Sebastian Lamoth, 8, makes his way down a hallway Monday at his Co.’s Phantom Ray drone ice by year’s end. of the future. leaning her head against a home in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Lamoth's leg was amputated due to an that could slip behind The drone is designed to “We’re entering an era bent metal door jam. injury suffered in the Jan. 12, 2010, earthquake. enemy lines to knock out do the work that so far has that’s similar to the jet age for “For a year.’’ radar installations, clearing been done by satellites, aviation,’’ said defense A year ago, one of modern misshapen carcasses. Only 5 most of the population,’’said the way for fighters and including relaying commu- expert Peter W. Singer, times’ worst natural disas- percent of the rubble has Stefano Zannini, head of bombers. nications between military author of “Wired for War,’’a ters struck one of modern been cleared, according to mission in Haiti for Doctors These aircraft would rep- units and spotting missiles book about robotic warfare. times’ poorest nations. In one estimate. The majority Without Borders, one of the resent a major technological as they are launched. “These are capabilities that seconds, roughly 10 percent of the population remains largest and longest-serving advance over the Predator The Pentagon has have never been fielded. The of this capital’s population jobless. And the nearly 1,200 aid groups in the country. and Reaper drones that the increasingly focused on tests will point us in the was killed or mortally tent encampments scattered “During the last year, I’ve Obama administration has drones because they reduce direction of where we head wounded in a massive earth- across the city, where more heard a lot of ...talking about deployed as a central ele- the risk of American casual- next.’’ quake at 4:53 p.m. on Jan. 12. than 1 million displaced peo- promises, plans, strategies, Haiti was plunged into a ple sought shelter, have money. These three, four At the leading edge of military drone technology are three U.S. catatonic state. Dead bodies taken on a deliberate perma- words, you know, over and New drones robotic vehicles being tested at Edwards Air Force Base: lay in the streets, many pok- nence — much as aid work- over. Promises.’’ 175 ft. ing halfway out from under ers a year ago said they In a scathing report last the buildings that crushed feared would happen. week, the international them. Survivors wandered, In the immediate after- charity Oxfam cited a dazed or frantic, searching math of the quake, humani- “quagmire of indecision and for spouses and children, tarian response was so mas- delay’’ that has paralyzed 62.1 ft. 50 ft. covered in the white dust sive that agencies (many efforts to provide housing to that billowed from the ruins. undertaking their largest the more than 1 million Screams and moans of the and most challenging mis- homeless and may have dying, and those seeking sion ever) were practically contributed to the cholera them, filled the night, and bumping into each other, epidemic. the Earth periodically shook creating at times a huge bot- The highly heralded again, and again. tleneck of aid. The efforts reconstruction committee Today, life of a sort has nevertheless saved thou- chaired by former U.S. returned to Haiti.The bodies sands of lives. President Bill Clinton and X-47B Global Observer Phantom Ray are mostly gone (though on A year later, the slow pace Haitian Prime Minister Mission Carrier-launched fighter, Mission Surveillance, Mission Surveillance, ground strike, occasion another is of overall recovery and Jean-Max Bellerive has also surveillance, reconnaissance communications electronic attack, reconnaissance unearthed), and the chaos is unstarted reconstruction is come under criticism. Altitude More than 40,000 ft. Altitude Up to 65,000 ft. Altitude 40,000 ft. part of the routine of sur- being widely criticized by Formed in April to head dis- (12,192 m) (19,812 m) (12,192 m) vival,of scraping out a living. outside experts and watch- aster management, the Speed More than 500 mph Speed More than 120 mph Speed More than 600 mph Traffic snarls up and down dog groups, as Haiti’s Interim Haiti Recovery (805 kph) (193 kph) (966 kph) hillsides. Most children who tragedies merely multiply: a Commission has only met Range More than 2,400 mi. Range Not applicable; can fly Range 1,500 mi. (2,414 m) go to school are back in cholera epidemic has infect- four times, Zannini said. (3,862 km) 5-7 days classrooms, though jittery ed more than 170,000 peo- “Look, nobody’s been Power Pratt & Whitney turbofan Power Internal combustion Power General Electric jet engine and traumatized; commerce ple and claimed nearly more frustrated than I am jet engine engine with liquid hydrogen is haphazardly brisk. 4,000 lives, while a political that we haven’t done more,’’ Other Can carry 4,500 lb. Other Can see area of more Other Can carry 4,000 lb. Yet virtually no major crisis has left the country Clinton said Tuesday in (2,041 kg) of weapons, sensors than 280,000 sq. mi. (1,814 kg) of weapons, sensors reconstruction is evident. unable to choose its next Port-au-Prince. “But I’m (725,197 sq. km) Iconic structures, such as president. encouraged if you look at Builder Northrop Grumman Builder AeroViroment Builder Boeing the grand Roman Catholic “I feel uneasy and sort of how much faster it’s been
Source: AeroVironment; Northrop Grumman; Boeing Cathedral and the majestic uncomfortable about what is going in the last four Graphic: Tom Reinken, W.J. Hennigan, Mark Hafer, Los Angeles Times © 2011 MCT presidential palace, remain still a disaster situation for months.’’ Flash floods kill 10 in town near Australia’s third-largest city The Associated Press logged state of Queensland turned six or 10 feet into the air, through previous weeks from high water. “What we saw in Toowoomba suddenly violent Monday, with a creeks and over bridges and into Helicopters and other emer- was the water rise at lightning BRISBANE, Australia — For cloudburst sending a raging torrent parks,’’ Kowald, 53, told The gency vehicles were moving into speed. Mother Nature has weeks, the flooding in eastern down the Lockyer Valley west of Associated Press on Tuesday. the worst-hit towns in the valley unleashed something shocking out Australia has been a slow-motion Brisbane. Hundreds had to be res- “There was nowhere to escape, today, and Bligh warned that the of the Toowoomba region and disaster, with drenching rain dev- cued by helicopter Tuesday. even if there had been warnings. death toll would likely rise. we’ve seen it move very quickly astating wide swaths of farmland Greg Kowald was driving There was just a sea of water about Windows exploded, cars bobbed down the range,’’Bligh said. and small towns. Now, rivers are through the center of the town of a kilometer (a half-mile) wide.’’ in the churning brown water and In Brisbane, 80 miles east of rising in Brisbane, the country’s Toowoomba when the terrifying The flash flood killed 10 people people desperately clung to power Toowoomba, Mayor Campbell third-largest city, forcing people to wall of water roared through the and left more than 90 missing, poles to survive in Toowoomba. Newman said almost 20,000 flee both suburbs and skyscrapers. streets, carrying away cars and Queensland Premier Anna Bligh Queensland Police Commissioner homes in low-lying areas of the city Flooding that has unfolded since people. said today. That raised to 20 the Bob Atkinson described it as “an of about 2 million were expected to late November across the water- “The water was literally leaping, number of confirmed dead in all the inland instant tsunami.’’ be swamped by Thursday. Food 8 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 OBITUARIES/NATION Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Blair C. Keetch Julia Rodriguez-Abarca DEATH NOTICES MALTA — Blair EDGEWATER, and Jose B. Center in Twin Falls. Christensen Keetch, 58, Colo. — Julia Rodriguez; her Ireta E. Conrad The funeral will be held at passed away Saturday, Jan. 8, Rodriguez-Abarca, grandmother, BUHL — Ireta “Reta” E. 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, at 2011, at his home in Malta, 41, of Edgewater, Margaret Olivas; Conrad, 83, of Buhl, died Parke s Magic Valley Funeral following a valiant battle of Colo., and formally brothers, Joseph Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2011, at St. Home, 2551 Kimberly Road cancer and its complications of Burley, died Rodriguez, James Luke s Magic Valley Medical in Twin Falls. for the past several months. Saturday, Dec. 25, Rodriguez, Gabriel Center in Twin Falls. He was born in 2010, in Colorado. Rodriguez and Eric The funeral will be at 11 Montpelier, Idaho, on Sept. Julia was born Rodriguez; sisters, a.m. Friday, Jan. 14, at the George MacDonald 22, 1952, to Golden and Jean June 14, 1969, in Burley, Josephine Torres and Jean Buhl First Christian Church; RUPERT — George E. Keetch. He lived with his Idaho, the daughter of Stella Reyes; and 17 nieces and visitation from 4 to 7 p.m. MacDonald, 87, of Rupert, family of four brothers and Olivas-Ahumada and Jose B. nephews. She was preceded Thursday, Jan. 13, at the died Tuesday,Jan. 11, 2011, at two sisters on a cattle/farm Rodriguez. She lived in in death by her grandfather, Farmer Funeral Chapel in the Minidoka Memorial ranch in Wardboro, Idaho, Burley and Paul, Idaho; Domingo Olivas. Buhl. Hospital. where he learned his work in his life — love, family, the Ogden, Utah; Denver, Colo.; A service will be held 1 Arrangements will be ethics of “an honest day s Gospel, and his little corner and, at the time of her death, p.m. Thursday, Jan. 13, at announced by Hansen work for an honest day s pay.” in Malta, which he called his she lived in Edgewater, Colo. Hansen-Payne Mortuary, Arthur F. Dalley Mortuary in Rupert. Blair graduated from Bear Heaven on earth! She was a member of the 321 E. Main St. in Burley, RUPERT — Arthur Lake High School in 1970, As a member of The Pentecostal Church. She with Pastor Roy Maldonado Frederick Dalley, 94, of where he was active in FFA, Church of Jesus Christ of loved photography, dancing officiating. Burial will follow Rupert, died Tuesday, Jan. Robert Ives with a pastime of chauffeur- Latter-day Saints, Blair and cooking, and she adored at Gem Memorial Gardens in 11, 2011, at home. BURLEY — Robert Ives, ing the “JV” cheerleaders to served faithfully as a Primary children. She also loved Burley. The funeral will be held at 54, of Burley, died Tuesday, their games. He continued and Sunday school teacher traveling to visit friends and In lieu of flowers, dona- 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 14, at the Jan. 11, 2011, at his home. his education at ISU in with his wife. He was also a family. Julia was always put- tions may be given at Wells Rupert LDS 4th Ward Arrangements will be Pocatello in the vo-tech member of the Sunday ting others before herself. Fargo Bank under the Julia Chapel; visitation from 6 to announced by Rasmussen school for mechanics, gradu- school presidency and an She is survived by her par- Rodriguez Memorial 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 13, at Funeral Home of Burley. ating in December of 1971 assistant in the High Priest ents, Stella Olivas-Ahumada Account. the Hansen Mortuary, 710 with top honors. After grad- group of the Malta 1st Ward. Sixth St. in Rupert, and one uation, he moved to Malta, But his love was the seven hour before the funeral Verl Gutches working with his brother, years spent as a nursery Geraldine Anne Peterson Friday at the church. SHOSHONE — Verl Gordon, at Interstate Feeders leader. He believed in sup- Gutches, 68, of Shoshone, Inc. and has been that direc- porting the youth of the HAGERMAN — enjoyed many died Monday, Jan. 10, 2011, tion ever since. church and community in Geraldine Anne camping trips in Conway DeLange at St. Luke s Magic Valley On Feb. 20, 1993, Blair gave their programs of 4-H, ag, Peterson passed Idaho and always Conway James DeLange, Medical Center in Twin up his 13 years of devoted athletics, drama, the away Monday, Jan. had great stories to infant son of Kelly and Falls. single life to marry his high Renaissance Program, school 10, 2011, in share. Gerry cele- Jennifer DeLange of Twin Arrangements will be school sweetheart, Teresa carnivals and Scouting. He Hagerman. brated her 90th Falls, was silently born announced by Demaray Barnson (who was one of the helped in all community She was born to birthday on Oct. 10, Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011, at St. Funeral Service Shoshone JV cheerleaders). They were fundraisers, benefits and Leo Gilbert Egan and 2010, with her fami- Luke s Magic Valley Medical Chapel. sealed in the Logan LDS projects. Camilla Rombaut ly and again with her Temple for time and all eter- He is survived by the “love Egan on Oct. 10, 1920, in friends at St. Catherine s nity on June 24, 1995. For the of his life,” Teresa; his son, Ogden, Utah. She grew up in Church in Hagerman. SERVICES past 26 years, Blair has Chris (Shannon) Keetch; his Ogden and graduated from She is survived by three owned and operated daughter, Trisha (Bart) Sacred Heart Academy as daughters, Jeanie Granda of Tammy Kay Pritchett of 10 to 10:45 a.m. Thursday at Chaparral and Co., custom Moultrie; also, Nicholas valedictorian. Gerry attend- Buhl, Kay (Joe) Hults of Boise, funeral at 2 p.m. today the church. hauling agricultural products (Amy) Ramsey, Marcus ed college and worked in a Wendell and Mary (Bruce) at Relyea Funeral Chapel, 318 and livestock all over the (Rebekah) Ramsey and Hallie doctor s office until 1942. Bothwell of Hagerman; four N.Latah St.in Boise; visita- Mary Jo Howell Leuze of West. (Brandon) Stokes; 10 adoring On April 29, 1942, she grandchildren, Karen tion from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Twin Falls, celebration of life For 10 years, Blair and grandchildren; four brothers, married Howard Earl Oakland, David Hults, Brian today at Relyea Funeral at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Teresa built their lives Gordon (Bettie) Keetch, Lynn Peterson in Ogden, Utah. Bothwell and Kevin Chapel (Parke s Magic Valley Episcopal Church of the together in Burley, where (Rowleen) Keetch, Dan Their first home was one Bothwell; four great-grand- Funeral Home and Ascension, 371Eastland Blair continued to truck (Debbie) Keetch and Val that Howard built in Port sons; four great-grand- Crematory in Twin Falls). Drive N. in Twin Falls while Teresa owned and (Laurie) Keetch; many nieces Orchard, Wash. When the daughters; and several (Serenity Funeral Chapel in operated a daycare. This is and nephews; his sisters-in- war ended, they moved to nieces and nephews. She is Margaret Ruth Hendy Twin Falls). where Blair was introduced law, Annette Barnson and Los Angeles, Calif., and preceded in death by her Bodily of Bountiful, Utah, to and fell in love with small Cyndie (James) Birch; and his eventually moved to husband, parents, a brother, and formerly of Burley, Delia Joy Baker of Burley, children. Being a “Dad” was parents-in-law, Glenn and Adelanto, Calif., where they two sisters, a granddaughter funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday memorial service at 11 a.m. his favorite job. His pride and Mary Jean Barnson. He was raised three daughters. For and a great-grandson. at the Orchard LDS 1st Ward Friday at Rasmussen Funeral joy were his children, Chris preceded in death by his par- 20 years, Howard and Gerry A rosary is scheduled at chapel, 3707 S. 800 W. in Home, 1350 E. 16th St. in and Trisha (from a previous ents; a sister, Sandra Kaye; a had a poultry farm and fresh 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. Bountiful, Utah; visitation Burley; visitation one hour marriage), and his bonus sister and brother-in-law, pack business. They moved 12, at St. Catherine s from 6 to 8 p.m. today at before the service Friday at family, Nicholas, Marcus and Janet and Kirk Skinner; a to Anaheim, Calif., in 1968, Catholic Church in Russon Brothers Bountiful the funeral home. Hallie. brother-in-law, David where Howard began a new Hagerman. Mass of the Mortuary, 295 N. Main St., In 2002, Blair moved his Barnson; and a niece and career selling real estate and Christian Burial will be cele- and 9 to 9:45 a.m. Thursday Katie Larsen of Burley, family, Teresa and Hallie, to nephew, Jenny and Andy Gerry worked as a book- brated at 10 a.m. Thursday, at the church; interment at 2 funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday at Malta, where he built his Barnson. keeper. Jan. 13, at St. Catherine s, p.m. Thursday in the the Burley LDS 2nd Ward truck shop and terminal for The funeral will be held at In 1974, Gerry and followed by burial at the Whitney Cemetery in Idaho. Chapel, 515 E. 16th St.; visi- his expanded trucking com- noon Saturday, Jan. 15, at the Howard moved to Hagerman Hagerman Cemetery. tation from 6 to 8 p.m. pany of six semis and various Montpelier LDS Stake and built a new home near Cremation arrangements are Cleo A. Shoup of Friday at the Hansen-Payne trailers. He added a small Center, 340 Sixth St. in their daughters. Gerry s under the care of Demaray Gooding, funeral at 11 a.m. Mortuary, 321 E. Main St. in feed lot, a herd of cows, calv- Montpelier. Burial will follow happiest years have been Funeral Service Gooding Thursday at Demaray Burley, and one hour before ing pasture and corrals. “Life at the Montpelier City those in Hagerman. She Chapel. Funeral Service Gooding the funeral Saturday at the seemed so good.” Then in Cemetery. A viewing for loved the friends she made in Condolences, memories Chapel; visitation from 5 to 7 church. 2008, Blair s health began to family and friends will be Hagerman and often talked and photos may be shared p.m. today at the mortuary. deteriorate which restricted held from 6 until 8 p.m. about driving through the with the family by visiting Cecil James Ghan of many of his activities. He Friday, Jan. 14, at the Hagerman Valley on their the obituary link at Dona Waters Williams of Bremerton, Wash., and for- always displayed a smile and Rasmussen Funeral Home, honeymoon trip to Port www.demarayfuneralser- Burley, funeral at 11 a.m. merly of Twin Falls, service cheerful attitude regardless 1350 E. 16th St. in Burley, and Orchard. Gerry and Howard vice.com. Thursday at the Burley LDS at noon Saturday at Jill and of the pain. He was so grate- from 10:30 until 11:45 a.m. West Stake Center, 2420 Dave Bostic s home, 12201 ful for the important things Saturday at the church. Parke Ave.; visitation from 6 Avondale Road NE in Bruce Allen Flinn to 8 p.m. today at the Redmond, Wash. (Tuell- Rasmussen Funeral Home, McKee Funeral Home in Bruce Allen Flinn, Idaho, Bryan (Angie) 1350 E.16th St.in Burley,and Bremerton, Wash.) 57, of Twin Falls, Flinn of Twin Falls F.Lee Bailey: Paper passed away and Tennille PROFESSIONAL Saturday evening, Gunthrie, also of Jan. 8, 2011, at his Twin Falls; his HEARINGHEARING AIDAID home in Twin Falls. mother, Christine proves innocence Bruce was born Lowe of Billings, May 4, 1953, in Twin Mont.; and his GET A FREE Falls, Idaho, the son father, Patrick HEARING of OJ Simpson of Patrick and Christine (Billie) Flinn of Twin Falls. Fritz Kippes, H.I.S. Woody Flinn. He grew up Also surviving is his sister, Hearing Instrument By Clarke Canfield That witness, he wrote, and attended schools in Cathy Harvey of Billings, TEST! Specialist Associated Press saw a woman the night of Twin Falls, graduating from Mont.; as well as 10 grand- DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WE CAN HELP! the murders matching Twin Falls High School in children, Trinity, Bryan Jr., YARMOUTH, Maine — Nicole Brown Simpson s 1972. Bruce married Carol Maysen, Matthew, Coy, CALL NOW! 734-2900 • 678-7600 Evidence of O.J. Simpson s description in an apparent Kinney on July 1, 1978, in Jordan, Casey, Emma, innocence was held back in confrontation with two Twin Falls. Bethany and Brenden. He the 1995 trial in which he men, neither of whom was Bruce worked as a sales- was preceded in death by a was acquitted in the murder O.J. Simpson. Upon hearing man for H and M grandchild, Jamie Peyman; of his ex-wife and her friend of the murders the next day, Distributing in Twin Falls for and by his grandmother, Finest in Flowers, in Los Angeles, one of his the witness recalled what he more than 23 years. He loved Bernie Collins. former lawyers says in a new saw on a tape recording and his work, fellow employees An open house for family Design & Service document. wrote a detailed description and his customers. Bruce and friends will be held from In the 20,000-word doc- and sketch of his observa- enjoyed hunting deer and 5 until 6 p.m. Wednesday, Choose the fl orists who have been ument, F. Lee Bailey tells of tions. ducks and doing turkey Jan. 12, at Reynolds Funeral four people who could have But the defense team shoots in the area; he was Chapel, 2466 Addison Ave. serving your fl oral needs for over 20 years. bolstered Simpson s case decided not to call any of the also an avid golfer. His love E. in Twin Falls, with a but never testified. He also four to the witness stand out was his family and spending memorial service at 6 p.m., gives an overview of the of fear that additional jurors time with his wife, children with Pastor Dale Metzger sensational trial from his would be dismissed and a and grandchildren. officiating. Services are own perspective. mistrial declared if the Bruce is survived by his under the direction of Simpson was found not eight-month trial didn t wife of 32 years, Carol Flinn Reynolds Funeral Chapel in guilty. Most Americans are soon end, Bailey wrote. of Twin Falls; his children, Twin Falls. convinced that he is guilty, Bailey said Monday he Jerami (Danielle) Flinn of Condolences may be left 733-9292 Bailey said, but the docu- thinks the real killers were Hampton, Va., Shannon for the family by visiting 1563 Fillmore Street, North Bridge Plaza, Unit 1-C ment might persuade some out to collect a drug debt (Greg) Alexander of Kuna, www.reynoldschapel.com. Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 doubters that he is innocent. and killed Nicole Brown Bailey wrote the docu- Simpson and her friend Ron ment, “The Simpson Goldman after mistaking Verdict, in 2007 as a pro- them for their targets. Actor David Nelson of famous posal for a book that never The document might materialized. He published sway a sector of the public TV sitcom family dies at 74 it on his website Sunday. into believing in Simpson s “It s time somebody put innocence in the 1995 case, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nelson attended the out the real facts of the Bailey said. But he knows David Nelson, who starred University of Southern DID YOU KNOW? case, he told The there s another group whose on his parents popular tele- California before joining his Associated Press. minds couldn t be changed vision show “The Adven- family on the small screen. Home Care Options, In the document, Bailey “with a sledgehammer, and tures of Ozzie and Harriet, He and his teen idol brother, although not an emergency said the defense team was thinks the trial damaged his has died, a family spokesman Rick, convinced their parents service, provides a 24 hour prepared to call four people reputation among that said. He was 74. to be on the show. answering service to assist who never testified — a group. Nelson died Monday at his “The Adventures of Ozzie forensic scientist, an expert “Among the rednecks of home in the Century City and Harriet aired on ABC you with your needs. 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Born in New York City, TV family. thevisionsgroup.org Jimmer time Fredette lights up Utah Magic Valley Overtime for 47 points See how the Times-News' bowl picks turned out and read more about new CRHS football coach Dave Slotten S Sports 2 Magicvalley.com/blogs Local roundup, Sports 2 / NBA, Sports 2 / Scoreboard, Sports 3 / Playoff passing showdown, Sports 4 Sports WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2011 SPORTS EDITOR MIKE CHRISTENSEN: 735-3239 [email protected] Minico boys dominate Jerome after half By David Bashore that was, and that was disap- way our kids battled for the first Times-News writer pointing to me,”said Minico cen- half, but in the second half we lost ter Kevin Jurgensmeier, who fin- a little bit of poise and their JEROME — Through three ished with a game-high 17 points defensive pressure got to us a little Minico guard Great Basin Conference boys bas- and 10 rebounds. bit.” Casey ketball games, it’s all coming up “We’ve relied on our defense all Austin Leavitt led the Tigers Christiansen, roses for Minico. season long, and we know our with 13 points, including three right, drives The Spartans hit five 3-pointers offense will follow if we can get that came on a shot perhaps des- with the ball in the first half and held Jerome to the defense going. In the second tined for YouTube. as Jerome just seven second-half points as half we focus almost totally on With time dwindling down in guard they cruised to their third confer- defense and it worked out for us.” the first quarter, Leavitt tried to ence win in as many tries, 49-30 Bryan Guzman added 11 points dribble out the clock and set up a Spencer in Jerome on Tuesday. for the Spartans, who made and final shot. He was pressured at Parker Minico (10-1, 3-0 Great Basin) attempted the exact same number about 23 feet and found himself defends allowed Jerome to hang around of 3-pointers as 2-pointers (7- facing away from the basket when during their despite the Tigers losing starting for-23 each). They were outshot he looked at the opposite clock to game center Jake Hollifield in the first by Jerome (7-4, 2-1) by six per- see time almost out. Just before Tuesday at quarter after catching an errant cent, but made up for it in sheer the horn sounded, he pivoted and, Jerome High elbow from Spartan point guard volume of shots attempted (46 to off one foot with his body Edgar Espinoza square on the 33). momentum carrying away from School. nose. But the visitors clamped “The big difference was that the basket, threw up a prayer and down defensively after halftime they did a number on the boards found nothing but net. and salted away what resulted in in the second half, and that led to The buzzer-beater cut the an easy win. a lot of second and third chances deficit to 16-11 after one quarter, DAVID “We didn’t come ready to play for them,” said Jerome coach Joe BASHORE/ in the first half. I don’t know why Messick. “I was pleased with the See MINICO, Sports 2 Times-News Twin Falls bests Minico BSU football By Ryan Howe Times-News writer finishes season RUPERT — Twin Falls’ 50-41 victory over Minico on Tuesday night was a typ- ical bounce-back situation No. 9 in poll for the Bruins. Coming off its first con- The Associated Press ference loss last week at Wood River, the Twin Falls BOISE — Boise State is girls basketball team righted ranked No. 9 in the final the ship and remained on top Associated Press college of the Great Basin by finish- football poll. The Broncos ing off the regular-season landed at No. 7 in the final sweep of Minico. USA Today Coaches’ poll. INSIDE “We kept our heads high The Broncos went 12-1 Final college after the loss to Wood River. during the year, grabbed a football polls We just wanted to play hard share of the Western and we wanted to pull off a Athletic Conference title See Sports 3 road win, because those are and ended the season by big,” said Twin Falls junior thumping No. 20 Utah 26- Nevada ended the season Josie Jordan, who scored a 3 in the MAACO Bowl. ranked No. 11. game-high 21 points. The ranking marks the The last AP poll of the The Bruins improved to third time in the last five season put the Broncos 11-3 (5-1 GBC) by taking years the Broncos have between No. 8 LSU and advantage of 24 Minico ended the season in the No. 10 Alabama. In the turnovers. Top 10. coaches’ rankings, BSU “We mainly want to talk The Broncos were on narrowly edge LSU and on defense, that’s the num- pace to finish higher and Wisconsin for the seventh ber one key,” Jordan said. even contend for a BCS spot. “We knew that if we could bowl bid, but a late-season Boise State opens the outhustle them we could loss to WAC rival Nevada 2011 season Saturday, beat them to the basket and spoiled those plans. Sept. 3 against Georgia. score more.” Twin Falls took control with a 10-0 run to start the second quarter and led by double digits until Minico cut the deficit to nine with Michigan hires six minutes to go in the fourth. RYAN HOWE/Times-News “After that stretch we got Twin Falls’ Jazlyn Nielsen is triple-teamed in the post by Minico’s Malarie Pratt, Hanna Munns and Lauren down, it’s hard to come back Nesbit on Tuesday at Minico High School. SDSU’s Hoke against a good team like Twin,”said Minico coach Joe By Larry Lage the team of his decision. D. Shepard. “We have ing 14 points. “The girls were down a lit- and play like that every Associated Press writer “We did have different dis- stretches where we turn the Minico, which lost its tle bit because (the Wood night.” cussions with them that ball over and we don’t make fourth straight game and fell River loss) was a game we Both teams are back in ANN ARBOR, Mich. — were helpful and positive.” shots. We got good looks to 3-10 (1-5 GBC), got a thought we should have GBC action on Friday as Brady Hoke has at least a San Diego State promoted from kids who we want team-high 15 points from won,” Jones said. “To come Minico hosts Canyon Ridge few things in common with defensive coordinator Rocky shooting the ball, they didn’t Micaela Merrill. in here, they knew it was an and Twin Falls hosts Jerome. the late, great Bo Long to replace Hoke. hit them so that was as close At times the game lacked important game. The girls Schembechler. Harbaugh was the as we could get.” flow, bogged down with are keeping their goals in Twin Falls 50, Minico 41 They both hail popular pick when Twin Falls 9 19 12 10 – 50 Twin Falls outrebounded turnovers, fouls and other- mind and I think they did a Minico 7 8 14 12 – 41 from the Buckeye Brandon bought out TWIN FALLS (50) Minico 36-28, including 13 wise sloppy play. nice job today. They felt like Josie Jordan 21, Jasmine Robertson 4, Alyssa Soloaga state, didn’t attend the last three seasons 5, Allie Kelsey 2, Jazlyn Nielsen 14, Alex Simmons 4. offensive boards for the “Getting a win on the they had something to Totals 22 5-14 50. Michigan and of Rich Rodriguez’s Bruins. Senior post player road, it’s ugly,but it still goes prove. I told them they’ve MINICO (41) climbed the coach- three-year contract Micaela Merrill 15, Malarie Pratt 2, Taylor O’Connell 7, Jazlyn Nielsen was the main in the win column,” said got to show people that they Marlee Chandler 8, Dayna Phillips 1, Melinda Martinez ing ladder before last week. When 8. Totals 15 10-13 41. beneficiary of those second- Twin Falls coach Nancy still belong where they are, 3-point goals: Twin Falls 1 (Jordan), Minico 1 (Merrill). getting a shot to lead Harbaugh went to chance opportunities, scor- Jones. at the top of the conference, Total fouls: Twin Falls 15, Minico 14. the Wolverines. Hoke the NFL, Miles Schembechler appeared to be a log- restored Michigan as a ical choice to return national power after being Michigan to the glory days. welcomed with “Bo Who?” Instead, it will be Hoke. It’s SEC and everybody else in college football headlines. And he knows his way Hoke? Despite successful around Ann Arbor, too. By Ralph D. Russo Ducks proved a more than Series era than all the other head coaching stints at San “Brady Hoke under- Associated Press writer worthy adversary for the conferences combined. Diego State and Ball State, stands Michigan and he SEC’s best. Oregon will be Auburn is the fifth differ- the former Michigan assis- wanted this job because it SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — able to tick off a laundry list ent SEC team to win a BCS tant might get a lukewarm has been dream job,” Forget all that talk about of plays that could have championship. reception, too, after fans Brandon told The AP. “We automatic-qualifying con- swung the game its way, Maybe they should just clamored to bring Jim won’t have to teach him the ferences vs. leagues without starting with one of the start handing out the crystal Harbaugh or Les Miles back words to “The Victors” and automatic BCS bids. The lit- strangest you’ll ever see help ball at the SEC title game in to their alma mater. I believe our players will tle guys against the big boys. decide a big game. Atlanta during the first Michigan athletic direc- respond to him because I As No. 1 Auburn proved Mike Dyer’s roll-over-a- weekend of December? tor Dave Brandon picked got 100 percent positive again Monday night in the tackler, stop-and-go, 37- Of course, there are droves Hoke as his new football feedback from anybody BCS championship game, yard run led to Wes Byrum’s of SEC fans who have been coach Tuesday, insisting he who played for him here or there’s the Southeastern 19-yard chip shot as time suggesting the same thing was Plan A and not a back- since he left Michigan.” Conference and everybody expired, and Auburn’s 22-19 for the past few years. up option after Harbaugh Green Bay Packers cor- else right now in major col- AP photo victory made it five straight They’re not kidding, either. left Stanford for the San nerback Charles Woodson lege football. Auburn head coach Gene Chizik national championships for More reasonable folks Francisco 49ers and Miles is one of the many former Sure, Oregon played the poses with the Associated Press the SEC. realize there are other teams stayed at LSU. Wolverines who rave about Tigers tough. The 13th BCS National Championship NCAA The Southeastern in the country that can play “The job was never Hoke. championship game will go Conference is now 7-0 in big-time football, too. offered to them,” Brandon “I’m excited for Brady down as one of the best, the trophy Tuesday in Scottsdale, Ariz. BCS championship games People such as Auburn said in an interview with Hoke and even more excited first in which the winning last play of regulation. and has more national titles The Associated Press points were scored on the The Pac-10 champion in the Bowl Championship See SEC, Sports 4 Tuesday after informing See HOKE, Sports 4 Sports 2 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Anthony leads Nuggets to 132-98 rout of Suns
DENVER — Arron Afflalo trade talks all season, was he d never heard before at Sacramento Kings 136-133 Mike Dunleavy had 20 throws in a 10-second span scored a career-high 31 greeted early by the crowd Pepsi Center. Tuesday night. points for the Pacers, who of the third quarter, and points and Carmelo with a smattering of boos had dropped three straight the Spurs beat the Anthony followed up one of but quickly reversed the WIZARDS 136, KINGS 133 PACERS 111, 76ERS 103 and 10 of 13 overall. Tyler Timberwolves for the 16th his worst shooting perform- mood with his hustle and WASHINGTON — Nick PHILADELPHIA — Hansbrough finished with 12 straight time. ances with a 28-point effort, hanging jumpers. He also Young scored a career-high Danny Granger scored 27 points and nine rebounds. Richard Jefferson scored helping the Denver Nuggets grabbed 10 rebounds. 43 points, and Kirk Hinrich points, Darren Collison 17 and Tony Parker had 12 snap a three-game skid with That was a sharp contrast had six in overtime as the added 21 points and 13 SPURS 107,TIMBERWOLVES 96 points and 13 assists for San a 132-98 rout of the Phoenix to Sunday night, when Washington Wizards sur- assists, and Indiana snapped MINNEAPOLIS — Manu Antonio. Ginobili also had Suns on Tuesday night. Anthony scored just eight vived a last-minute regula- a nine-game road losing Ginobili had 19 points, nine rebounds. Anthony, the subject of points and drew jeers like tion meltdown to beat the streak. including five technical free — The Associated Press Canyon Ridge boys outlast Burley Fredette Times-News Community School fell to 38 Tuesday. Nadine Giardina scored 12 for Camas County 45-42 Tuesday Syndey Webb led the Hansen. In a battle of two struggling despite a big game from Henry Hornets with 12 points and Hansen (3-12, 0-3) hosts scores 47 teams, the Canyon Ridge boys Rickbeil, who scored a game- Melissa Carson added 11. Glenns Ferry on Thursday. basketball team prevailed 68- high 19 points. Valley (4-9) plays Shoshone Oakley hosts Declo on Friday. 65 over Burley on Tuesday. The Community School on Friday. Alex Ridgeway hit two free heads to Dietrich on Friday. Oakley 67, Hansen 37 Oakley 14 15 10 28 — 67 throws late in the fourth quar- Declo 44, Valley 38 Hansen 5 14 4 14 — 37 as BYU Declo 6 12 17 9 — 44 OAKLEY (67) ter to bring the Riverhawks Camas County 45, Valley 7 8 12 11 — 38 Sabrina Wybenga 11, Kori Poulton 10, Elisha Alves 2, Addie back from a small deficit and Community School 42 DECLO (44) Bedke 16, Jordan Lierman 11, Hanna Pickett 5, Jacee Bedke 7, Community School 12 9 8 13 — 42 Brinlee Breshears 4, Melissa Carson 11, Syndey Webb 12, Victoria Hale 5. Totals 23 19-34 67. re-take the momentum. Camas County 12 12 10 11— 45 Tenesia Shcroeder 2, Jenifer Stuart 2, Daliss Pickup 10. Totals: HANSEN (37) COMMUNITY SCHOOL (42) 16 10-16. 18 fouls. Nadine Giardina 12, Dori Lockwood 3, Taylor Thomas 8, “We poured it on there down Krage Howe 2, Colton Shoultic 9, Deufer 2, Wright 2, Henry VALLEY (38) Rebecca Valles 4, Taylor Harris 6, Citlali Guerrero 4. Totals 15 5- Gabby Beck 8, Valene Lickley 7, Kaylee Kent 2, Marlee 9 37. whips Utah Rickbeil 19, Albarron 8. Totals 18 3-5 42. the stretch,”said Canyon Ridge CAMAS COUNTY (45) Mussman 7, Lizzy Henry 6, Perez 2, Melson 5. Totals 12 13-23. 3-point goals: Oakley 2 (Lierman 2), Hansen 2 (Giardina, coach Mike Ridgeway.“This is a Williams 2, Simon 16, Walker 4, Knowlton 14, Darie 1, Simon 8. 20 Thomas). Total fouls: Oakley 15, Hansen 25. Fouled out: none. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Jimmer Totals 17 6-14 45. Cheynee Nelson 3. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none. Technical fouls: none. good win for us to boost our 3-point goals: Camas 5, (Simon 2, Molton 2, Simon. Community Fredettte scored 47 points and Jackson School 3 (Albarron 2, Rickbeil). Total fouls: Community School confidence a little bit. We ve 17, Camas 13. Fouled out: Community School. GLENNS FERRY 46, GOODING 41 Emery added 20 points and set BYU s career been struggling as of late, so it RAFT RIVER 73, GRACE 52 Glenns Ferry jumped out to steals record Tuesday night as the 11th- was a good sign to come out and Kassie Ottley and Hailey an early lead and then slogged ranked Cougars beat Utah 104-79 to extend play the way we did today.” CAREY 68, BUTTE COUNTY 62, OT Greenwood led Raft River past its way through the final three their winning streak to seven games. Grant Jones led the It took an extra period but the Grace 73-52 Tuesday. quarters for a 46-41 win over BYU (17-1, 3-0 Mountain West) has won Riverhawks with 15 points, Carey Panthers were able to Ottley scored 18, while visiting Gooding on Tuesday. four straight and eight of the last nine while Ridgeway added 13. Alex take down the Butte County Greenwood added 17 for the After jumping to a 19-11 lead against Utah. Greener and Larson each Pirates 68-62 in nonconference Trojans. in the first period, “we just The Utes (7-10, 0-3) came out determined scored 16 for Burley. action. The Pirates outscored Raft River (9-4) plays at never got going again,” Glenns to match BYU s intensity, and led 15-10 and The Riverhawks (4-6, 1-1 the Panthers 22-13 in the fourth Challis on Friday. Ferry coach Rick Hance said. 23-19. Then BYU followed with a barrage of GBC) play at Jerome on to force overtime. Karli McHone scored 16 for 3-pointers. A 3 by Emery pulled BYU within Thursday. Blair Peck led all players with Raft River 73, Grace 52 the Pilots. Tia Conrad led the 23-22, and Fredette hit consecutive shots Grace 9 20 9 14 — 52 24 points for Carey and Shawn Raft River 17 21 16 19 — 73 Senators with 12, while Angela from beyond the arc for a 28-25 BYU lead. Canyon Ridge 68, Burley 65 Steenson had 23 for Butte GRACE (52) Vitek scored 11. Fredette s three-point play with 5:12 left in Canyon Ridge 12 22 16 18 — 68 H Skinner 12, Kendall 4, Matthews 6, Lloyd 15, K Skinner 2, Burley 9 19 20 17 — 65 County. Winoley 10. Totals 23 3-9 52. 20 fouls Glenns Ferry (10-3) travels to the half gave BYU a 38-29 lead. CANYON RIDGE (68) RAFT RIVER (73) Alex Ridgeway 13, Moreno 5, Costa 6, Thomas 9, Kaplilla 2, Carey (11-2, 1-0 Northside Kassie Ottley 18, Hansen 6, Greenwood 17, Williams 6, Holtman Hansen on Thursday. He hit a 3-pointer from 30 feet for a 43-33 Jones 15, Myers 11. Totals 22 10-15 68. 10, Scott 4, Montoya 4, Adams 3, Head 5. Totals 26 19-31 73. 13 BURLEY (65) Conference North Division) is 3-point goals: Grace 3 (Lloyd 3), Raft River 2 (Ottley, Hansen). lead, and scored BYU s final 13 points of the Robins 4, Cramer 2, Larson 16, Coltson 6, Carson 2, Greener 16, at Oakley on Thursday. Total fouls: Grace 20, Raft River 13. Fouled out: none. Technical Glenns Ferry 46, Gooding 41 half, including a 40-footer at the buzzer that Colman 17. Totals 24 12-15 65. fouls: none. Gooding 11 10 8 12 — 41 3-point goals: Canyon Ridge 8 (Ridgeway 3, Costa 2, Jones 2, Glenns Ferry 19 9 9 9 — 46 put the Cougars up 53-42 and gave him 32 Moreno). Burley 2 (Colton). Total fouls: Canyon Ridge 16, Burley Carey 68, Butte County 62, OT KIMBERLY 47,FILER 40 GOODING (41) points. 16. Fouled out: Canyon Ridge, Myers. Technical fouls: none. Butte County 7 13 12 22 8 — 62 Angela Vitek 11, Audrey Youren 7, Danielle Baker 8, Tia Conrad Carey 13 15 13 13 14 — 68 Kimberly jumped out to a big 12, Kylie Becker 1, Laramie Turner 2. Totals 15 7-16 41. Emery made his 196th career steal at the BUTTE COUNTY (62) GLENNS FERRY (46) TWIN FALLS 67,WOOD RIVER 40 Wyatt Andreason 2, Nathan Davies 8, Brody Isham 14, Daniel lead and never looked back, Karli McHone 16, Rebecca Woody 5, Darby Fox 6, Jennifer 12:47 mark of the first half, then passed Ishum 6, Shawn Steenson 23, Zac Hansen 9. Totals 25 12-32 62. Popoca 3, Mollee Shrum 4, Cassanda Garza 4, Sara Arellano 8. Twin Falls picked up a Great CAREY (68) beating Filer 47-40 in a Totals 13 14-23 46. ahead to Fredette for a layup. He entered the Basin Conference road win as Shane Bingham 7, Caleb Cenarrusa 8, Blair Peck 24, Jack Sawtooth Central Idaho 3-point goals: Gooding 4 (Vitek 3, Youren 1); Glenns Ferry 6 game tied with Ainge, who set the mark in Cenarrusa 2, Chance Chavez 5, Jacy Baird 4, Dillon Cenarrusa 9, (McHone 3, Arellano 2, Popoca). Total fouls: Gooding 21, Glenns the Bruins notched a 67-40 win Baley Barg 9. Totals 29 6-14 68. Conference game. Ferry 14. Fouled out: Gooding, Vitek; Glenns Ferry, Arellano. 1981. Emery added one more steal. 3-point goals: Carey 4 (Peck 3, Chavez). Total fouls: Butte Technical foul: Gooding bench. over Wood River. County 15, Carey 24. Fouled out: Carey, Barg. Technical fouls: Nellie Makings led the “We started out a little slug- none. Bulldogs with 14 points, while BUTTE COUNTY 48, CAREY 24 NO. 10 CONNETICUT 67, RUTGERS 53 gish,” said Twin Falls coach Talya Murphy added 11. Carey s youthful lineup HARTFORD, Conn. — Alex Oriakhi had 17 Shaun Walker. CASTLEFORD 65, HAGERMAN 56 Kimberly (9-4, 3-0) plays at struggled against Butte points, 12 rebounds and four blocked shots For the game, the Bruins Tyler Hansen scored 28 Buhl on Thursday in its final County s pressure defense in a as No. 10 Connecticut returned to Big East made 13 treys. Eric Harr had points to lead Castleford to a regular season conference 48-24 home loss on Tuesday. play with a 67-53 victory over Rutgers on five of those and scored a 65-56 home win over game. Korbin Traughber scored 13 to Tuesday night. game-high 19 points. Jayson Hagerman on Tuesday. pace Butte County. Kemba Walker finished with 18 points. He Welker followed with 11 points Kale Weekes chipped in 12 Kimberly 47, Filer 40 Jaide Parke s eight points led has led UConn in scoring in every game this Filer 9 8 5 18 — 40 and Ricky Akridge added 10. points and Mitch Howard Kimberly 18 10 5 14 — 47 the Panthers (6-6), who travel season. FILER (40) Stone Sutton had a team- added 10 for the Wolves, who Aubry Sharp 6, Jessica Tews 5, Candra Coelho 6, Jessica to Dietrich on Friday. Hughes 6, Sierra Koyle 8, Taylor Oyler 2, Katie Williams 3, high 18 points for the used a 15-8 edge in the third Mackenzi Jasper 5, Audrey Croy 5. Totals 13 15-23 40. NO. 12 TEXAS 83, TEXAS TECH 52 Wolverines. period to stay unbeaten. KIMBERLY (47) Butte County 48, Carey 24 LUBBOCK, Texas — Freshman Tristan Whitney Carlton 2, Nellie Makings 14, Talya Murphy 11, Averie Butte County 17 8 21 2 — 48 Twin Falls (7-2, 2-1) hosts Zac Reid led Hagerman with Schroeder 2, Wilson 8, Taylor 2, Corney 2, Cheyenne Hatch 6. Carey 4 4 8 8 — 24 Thompson scored 20 points to lift Texas. Totals 20 10-24 47. BUTTE COUNTY (48) Burley and Wood River is on the 19 points, while Ryan Luttmer 3-point goals: Filer 1 (Tews), Kimbery 3 (Makings 3). Total fouls: Korbin Traughber 13, Bridgette Pope 3, Kourtney Isham 7, Jordan Hamilton added 16 points and Filer 16, Kimberly 21. Fouled out: Kimberly, Carlton. Technical Collins 4, Cheyan Coburn 5, Taylor 3, Chelsie Pope 4, Carley road at Minico on Thursday. netted 17. fouls: none. Hansen 7, Shelby Blattner 2. Totals 19 7-21 48. Cory Joseph had 15 for the Longhorns (13-3, The Wolves (8-0) are off until CAREY (24) 1-0 Big 12). Jaide Parke 8, Darby Northcott 3, Micaela Adamson 4, Nicole Twin Falls 67, Wood River 40 hosting Murtaugh on Jan. 21. Gomez 2, McKayla Mecham 4, Morgan Parke 3. Totals 9 6-13 24. Twin Falls 18 11 20 18 — 67 3-point goals: Butte County 3 (Coburn, Taylor, Hansen). Total Wood River 14 6 11 9 — 40 COMMUNITY SCHOOL 34, fouls: Butte County 15, Carey 13. Fouled out: none. Technical NO. 13 KENTUCKY 78, AUBURN 54 TWIN FALLS (67) Castleford 65, Hagerman 56 CAMAS COUNTY 32 fouls: none. LEXINGTON, Ky. — Terrence Jones set a Ricky Akridge 10, Jayson Welker 11, Sam Eller 2, Eric Harr 19, Hagerman 13 13 8 22 — 56 Colton Stott 2, Tyler Wolters 2, Robert Sanchez 8, Ryan Fuchs 9, Castleford 16 12 15 22 — 65 Community School rallied Kentucky freshman record with 35 points. Thomas Corr 4. Totals 21 12-19 67. HAGERMAN (56) WOOD RIVER (40) Zac Reid 19, Ryan Luttmer 17, Ambrosia Nava 6, Ryan Arnold 5, from a 12-point deficit at the LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 36, Jones broke the previous record of 32 Alex Padilla 4, Kevin Jensen 2, Stone Sutton 18, Luis Chavez 8, Jace Kast 4, Trevor Johnson 3, Xavier Strick 2. Totals 15 6-6 56. Mica Merritt 2, Quentin Dowdle 6. Totals 17 2-4 40. CASTLEFORD (65) end of the third quarter to pick BLISS JV 25 points — set by teammate Doron Lamb 3-point goals: Twin Falls 13 (Harr 5, Fuchs 3, Akridge 2, Welker Tyler Hansen 28, Kale Weekes 12, Mitch Howard 10, Clayton up a Northside Conference Kyanna Jones scored 20 against Winthrop last month — behind a 2, Sanchez), Wood River 4 (Sutton 4), Total fouls: Twin Falls 10, Kline 8, Houston Horner 3, Destry Weekes 2, Tanner Allred 2. Wood River 16. Fouled out: Wood River, Padilla. Technical fouls: Totals 26 13-20 65. North Division home win, points as Lighthouse Christian series of jumpers and layups as Kentucky Padilla. 3-point goals: Hagerman 4 (Luttmer 2, Arnold, Johnson). Total fouls: Hagerman 24; Castleford 9. Fouled out: none. Technical defeating the Camas County beat the Bliss junior varsity 36- (13-3, 1-1 Southeastern Conference) easily FILER 52, DECLO 46 fouls: none. Mushers 34-32. 25 on Tuesday. Demsie Butler avoided its first losing streak under coach Filer had the hot shooting GRACE 63, RAFT RIVER 42 Senior Natalie Goodard had led Bliss with 11 points. John Calipari. touch Tuesday, draining eight Raft River hit seven treys but 14 points and eight rebounds The Lions (3-8) travel to 3s to beat Declo 52-46 in the couldn t handle Grace s physi- for Community School (4-8). Murtaugh on Friday. PENN ST. 57, NO. 16 ILLINOIS 55 nonconference matchup. cal pressure defense in a 63-42 Ella Marks followed with 10 STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Andrew Jones Jared Allen led Filer with 10 home loss on Tuesday. Andrew points and had four steals and LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 36, converted an offensive rebound with 1 sec- points, while Logan Beard Fenn scored 15 for the Trojans Chelsea Cloud had five steals. BLISS JV 25 ond left and Talor Battle scored 26 points to Bliss 4 9 4 8 — 25 added nine. All 15 of the (1-9), while Zach Zollinger and Stephanie Moore led the Lighthouse Christian 8 7 8 13 — 36 lead Penn State to its second straight upset of BLISS (25) Wildcats third-quarter points Tanner Anderson each scored Mushers with 15 points. Kylie Locklar 4, Estephanie Altamirano 2, Abby Burk 8, Demsie a ranked team. came on 3-point shots. 12. Camas County hosts Sho- Butler 11. Totals 12-21 1-8 25. LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN (36) Declo was led by Calum Josh Jensen s 17 points led Ban and Community School is Kyanna Jones 20, Christa VerHoeven 6, Brooklyn VanderStelt 2, MICHIGAN ST. 64, NO. 20 WISCONSIN 61, OT Andrea Helman 2, Dana DeKruyf 6. Totals 17 0-2 36. Webb s 11 points and Sanders Grace. Raft River travels to at Richfield on Thursday. Lighthouse Christian 2 (Jones 2). Total fouls: Bliss 7, Lighthouse EAST LANSING, Mich. — Draymond added 10 for the Hornets (6-4) Challis on Friday. Christian 12. Total fouls: none. Technical fouls: none. Green scored a career-high 26 points, and who play Gooding on Friday in Community School 34, Kalin Lucas made three free throws in the a Canyon Conference matchup. Grace 63, Raft River 42 Camas County 32 Wrestling final minute of overtime to lift Michigan Grace 12 21 10 24 — 63 Camas County 8 8 12 4 — 32 Raft River 12 9 5 16 — 42 Community School 8 4 4 18 — 34 BUHL SWEEPS TRI-MATCH State. Filer 52, Declo 46 GRACE (63) CAMAS COUNTY (32) Buhl swept its wrestling dual The Spartans scored the final nine points Filer 11 9 15 17 — 52 Chase Akerman 13, Trevor Simonsen 2, Brady Simmons 6, Tadd Larissa Stewart 6, Sierra Sabin 9, Carlie Strom 2, Stephanie Declo 6 15 12 13 — 46 Jorgensen 4, Jordan Brady 10, Damian Martinez 11, Kendall Moore 15. Totals 11 9-14 32. Tuesday, defeating Gooding of regulation to tie the game at 53, then out- FILER (52) Bitton 4, Josh Jensen 17. Totals 27 12-20 63. COMMUNITY SCHOOL (34) Logan Beard 9, Matt Ramseyer 4, Ryan Karel 6, Austin Tews 8, RAFT RIVER (42) Taylor Figge 2, Chelsea Cloud 6, Natalie Goddard 14, Ella Marks 40-36 and Valley 64-42. lasted the Badgers (12-4, 2-2 Big Ten) in the Jed Oyler 8, Andrew Peterson 7, Jared Allen 10. Totals 17 12-17 Brogan Higley 5, Zach Zollinger 12, Tanner Anderson 12, 10, Chloe Chrysikopoulos 2.Totals 15 4-7 34. 52. Andrew Fenn 15, Shad Hansen 2. Totals 14 7-15 42. 3-point goals: Camas County 1 (Sabin). Total fouls: Camas “We re making steady extra session. Lucas put Michigan State (11- DECLO (46) 3-point goals: Grace 1 (Jensen); Raft River 7. Total fouls: Grace County 16, Community School 16. Fouled out: none. Technical progress. We don t have a 5, 3-1) up by one with a free throw with 30.2 Seth Baker 5, Erik Henrickson 7, Brawn Baker 6, Davis Jones 7, 20, Raft River 17. Fouled out: Raft River, Higley. Technical fouls: fouls: none. Calum Webb 11, Ross Sanders 10. Totals 17 6-9 46. none. whole lot of kids, but the ones seconds remaining, and Wisconsin s Jordan 3-point goals: Filer 8 (Beard 2, Tews 2, Allen 2, Oyler, Peterson). Declo 6 (Webb 3, Henrickson, Jones, Sanders). Total fouls: Filer Girls basketball SHOSHONE 40, HAGERMAN 22 we do really do a great job. Taylor then missed from near the top of the 10, Declo 14. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none. Jennica Kerner recorded a We re getting better,”said Buhl key. JEROME RESCHEDULES GAME double-double with 17 points wrestling coach Anthony — The Associated Press KIMBERLY 55,WENDELL 43 Jerome has re-scheduled its and 10 rebounds to lead the host Bartlett. Kimberly showed off its Nov. 24 girls basketball game Shoshone Indians to a 40-22 Gooding won the third match depth Tuesday, as three players with Bishop Kelly for Saturday Snake River North win over the 48-36 over Valley. Individual scored in double digits to lead at 2 p.m. at Jerome High Hagerman Pirates. match results were unavailable. the Bulldogs over Wendell 55- School. The Indians (11-2, 3-1) held Buhl travels to Jerome for a Minico 43. Cheyenne Crist to only three tri-meet with Jerome and Continued from Sports 1 Brian Crane led Kimberly TWIN FALLS CHRISTIAN 49, MURTAUGH 30 points, well below her average. Burley. with 12 points, while Jacob Twin Falls Christian Larissa Knight led Hagerman when Minico had led 16-6 and threatened Howell and Zack Funk each Academy outran Murtaugh, with seven points. Buhl 40, Gooding 36 to blow it open. That momentum held 112: Adam McLean dec. Dan Flick 8-6; 130: Cody Thompson added 10. Wendell on the other winning 49-30 Tuesday. Shoshone hosts Castleford wins by forfeit; 135: Stephen Mejia, Buhl pinned Christian through to halftime, as Jerome cut the lead Fontaine; 140: Allen Compton, Buhl dec Torrin Brunson; 145: to 25-23 but could get no closer. hand, didn t receive any scor- Hanna Glaze led Twin Falls tonight and the Wolves travel to Michael McDonald, Buhl pinned Travis Rison; 152: Gage tech ing from its bench. Codey Christian with 16 points. Hagerman on Friday. fall Sam Dalton; 215: Oren Carlton, Buhl pinned Cole Mcginnes. “It was a big momentum changer at that point in the game, but I think we got a little Prince led the Trojans with 19 Hannah Bates led Murtaugh Buhl 63, Valley 42 points and Nolan Stouder with 12 points. Shoshone 40, Hagerman 22 130: Cody Thompson, Buhl pinned Jacob Shoot; 135: Steven too satisfied,”Leavitt said. “We just hurried Shoshone 14 7 11 8 — 40 Mejia, Buhl dec. Casey Ivey 11-4; 140: Thompson, Buhl pinned added 15. Twin Falls Christian (13-7) Hagerman 3 8 4 7 — 22 Lauman; 145: Michael McDonald, Buhl pinned Tanner Hall; 152: things in the second half and couldn t get HAGERMAN (22) 152 Ken Gutierez, Valley pinned Andrew Munsee; 160: Gage open looks. It was great defense on their The Trojans (3-3, 1-0 Canyon hosts Camas County on Friday. Cheyenne Crist 3, Shaela Owlsey 2, Larissa Knight 7, Hayley Kliego pinned by Braydon Cantu, Valley; 215: Oren Carlton, White 2, Raven Aiken 2, Jessica Regnier 6. Totals 9 3-5 22. Buhl pinned Lance Sirucek. part.” Conference) play tonight at SHOSHONE (40) Valley in a conference matchup. Twin Falls Christian 49, Murtaugh 30 Mariah Schoolcraft 2, Kelcie Hutchins 3, Quina Welborn 2, Both teams play home games on TFCA 13 11 18 7 — 49 Jessie Simonson 1, Jessica Chitwood 2, Kylee Stein 6, Jennica Murtaugh 5 8 6 11 — 30 Kerner 17, Michelle Aoi 7. Totals 14 11-17 40. Late Monday Thursday,with Jerome entertaining Canyon Kimberly 55, Wendell 43 TFCA (49) 3-point goals: Hagerman 1 (Crist), Shoshone 1 (Aoi). Total fouls: Ridge and Minico hosting Wood River. Kimberly 10 9 16 20 — 55 Megan Senderson 2, Rachel Glaze 9, Annie Brown 4, Amanda Hagerman 14, Shoshone 10. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: Bowling Wendell 12 7 12 12 — 43 Miller 8, Hanna Glaze 16, Allie Mott 1, Gabby Bolyard 5, Linda none. KIMBERLY (55) +Greeese 4. Totals 21 8-19 49. Rachel Glaze 1 3 Minico 49, Jerome 30 Seth Champlin 2, Dalton Harmon 4, Derek Maloney 9, Brian MURTAUGH (30) OAKLEY 67,HANSEN 37 BURLEY, MINICO TOP WENDELL Minico 16 9 9 15 – 49 Crane 12, Brady 6, Zack Funk 10, Jade Wadsworth 2, Jacob Mckayla Huizar 1, Erica Gil 2, Megan Wilkins 2, Shatima Jerome 11 12 4 3 – 30 Howell 10. Totals 21 11-18 55. Miranda 2, Hannah Bates 12, Anjelicka Gopnzalez 10, Brooke The Oakley Hornets soundly The Burley varsity girls MINICO (49) WENDELL (43) Worthington. Totals 12 6-15 30. beat the Hansen Huskies 67-37 bowling team beat Wendell Edgar Espinoza 6, Bryan Guzman 11, Kevin Jurgensmeier 17, Bronson Miller 4, Kade Prince 19, Lund 6, Stouder 15, Right 1, Swarner 2. Totals 14 13- 3-point goals: None. Total fouls: TFCA 11, Murtaugh 19. Fouled Miller 6, Casey Christiansen 5. Totals 14 14-21 49. 23 43. out: none. Technical fouls: none. in a Snake River South matchup 10-3 on Monday behind a 154 JEROME (30) 3-point goals: Crane, Funk. Prince 2. Total fouls: Kimberly 18, Spencer Parker 5, Austin Leavitt 14, Jordy Garrard 6, Jake Hollifield 2, Riley Parrish Wendell 19. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none. behind 16 points by Addie from Courtney Johnson. 4. Totals 12 3-4 30. 3-point goals: Minico 7 (Guzman 3, K. Miller 2, Espinoza, Christiansen); Jerome 3 DECLO 44,VALLEY 38 Bedke. Jordan Lierman and Minico s girls also beat (Leavitt 3). Rebounds: Minico 36 (Jurgensmeier 10); Jerome 20 (two with 5). CAMAS COUNTY 45, Valley hung in there, but fell Sabrina Wybenga each tossed Wendell 10-3, led by Bridget Assists: Minico 8 (three with 2); Jerome 7 (two with 2). Turnovers: Minico 9, Jerome 16. Total fouls: Minico 8, Jerome 19. Fouled out: Jerome, Parrish. Technical fouls: COMMUNITY SCHOOL 42 behind late, losing to Declo 44- in 11 for the Hornets. Albertson s 171. none. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SPORTS Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Sports 3 Panthers hire Chargers Rivera as head coach CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) being just the second Latino cracked a smile and stayed on 1985 Super Bowl champion that fizzled under the weight “It gives me comfort that — After eight failed inter- to be handed control of an point. It was as if he realized Chicago Bears. “When you of inexperience, questionable he s a former player — a much views, Ron Rivera is finally NFL team. the immense challenge in get into playing you strive for personnel decisions and sus- better player than I ever was,” getting his first shot as a head Rivera has too much work replacing John Fox and in one thing, that s to be a Super pect talent. It led to a messy said Panthers owner Jerry coach with the woeful to do. charge of the NFL s worst Bowl champion. When you end of Fox s nine-year run in Richardson, a former Carolina Panthers. He showed up to his intro- team. get into coaching, you strive which he clashed with man- Baltimore Colts receiver.“But Just don t expect a wild ductory news conference on “I m thrilled to death for to be a Super Bowl-winning agement over the club s the fact that he was a former celebration despite the Tuesday all business. The the opportunity. I almost head coach. That s what my direction. player and I was a former windy, bumpy road to get former San Diego Chargers want to say relief,” said goal is.” Rivera is expected to turn it player, it seemed to be a pret- there and the significance of defensive coordinator barely Rivera, a linebacker with the Rivera inherits a 2-14 team all around. ty quick bonding with us.” SCOREBOARD
2-6 10, Head 2-7 0-0 4, Udrih 10-13 5-5 26, Jeter 4-9 0- 10. Alabama 10-3 961 15 Los Angeles 42 23 18 1 47 126 108 BASKETBALL 0 8, Greene 0-2 0-0 0, Landry 9-13 5-5 23, Dalembert 11. Nevada 13-1 866 13 San Jose 43 21 17 5 47 119 118 3-4 1-1 7, Casspi 5-15 2-2 15, Taylor 3-4 0-0 6. Totals 53- 12. Arkansas 10-3 863 8 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime NBA 108 20-25 133. GGAAMMEE PPLLAANN 13. Oklahoma St. 11-2 833 16 loss. All Times MST WASHINGTON (136) 14. Michigan St. 11-2 696 7 Monday s Games EASTERN Lewis 7-11 1-2 16, Blatche 5-10 6-7 16, McGee 3-10 4-6 15. Mississippi St. 9-4 578 21 Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2 ATLANTIC W L Pct GB 10, Wall 6-19 10-10 22, Young 14-22 8-9 43, Yi 1-5 0-0 2, 16. Virginia Tech 11-3 577 12 Phoenix 4, St. Louis 3 Seraphin 1-2 0-0 2, Hinrich 5-9 3-3 14, Thornton 4-5 1-2 LOCAL at Filer 17. Florida St. 10-4 502 23 Colorado 5, Detroit 4 Boston 28 9 .757 — 9, Armstrong 0-0 0-0 0, Booker 1-2 0-0 2, Martin 0-0 6 p.m. 18. Missouri 10-3 477 14 Toronto 3, Los Angeles 2 New York 21 15 .583 6½ 0-0 0. Totals 47-95 33-39 136. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS 19. Texas A&M 9-4 359 18 Tuesday s Games Philadelphia 15 23 .395 13½ Sacramento 19 37 27 43 7 — 133 Minico JV at Declo 20. Nebraska 10-4 334 17 Vancouver 4, N.Y. Islanders 3, SO Toronto 13 24 .351 15 Washington 38 16 40 32 10 — 136 BASKETBALL 21. UCF 11-3 225 — Carolina 6, Calgary 5, SO New Jersey 10 27 .270 18 3-Point Goals—Sacramento 7-20 (Casspi 3-6, Garcia 3- 7:30 p.m. 22. South Carolina 9-5 169 19 Boston 6, Ottawa 0 SOUTHEAST W L Pct GB TV SCHEDULE 6, Udrih 1-3, Cousins 0-1, Taylor 0-1, Greene 0-1, Head Buhl at Kimberly 23. Maryland 9-4 144 — Montreal 2, N.Y. Rangers 1 Miami 30 9 .769 — 0-1, Jeter 0-1), Washington 9-17 (Young 7-10, Hinrich 1- 24. Tulsa 10-3 128 — Phoenix 4, Columbus 3 Orlando 25 12 .676 4 3, Lewis 1-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— Wendell at Valley MEN S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 25. N.C. State 9-4 119 — Philadelphia 5, Buffalo 2 Atlanta 25 14 .641 5 Sacramento 49 (Casspi, Cousins 8), Washington 65 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS 5 p.m. Others receiving votes: Utah 98, Iowa 54, San Diego Florida 4, Washington 3, OT Charlotte 14 21 .400 14 (Blatche 13). Assists—Sacramento 31 (Jeter 11), St. 52, N. Illinois 47, Miami (Ohio) 21, Florida 19, West Nashville 5, Minnesota 1 Washington 10 26 .278 18½ Washington 28 (Wall 9). Total Fouls—Sacramento 23, BASKETBALL ESPN — Pittsburgh at Georgetown Virginia 16, Notre Dame 9, Connecticut 8, Air Force 5, Dallas 3, Edmonton 2 Washington 22. Technicals—Cousins, Garcia, Navy 3, Hawaii 2, BYU 1, E. Washington 1. Toronto at San Jose, late CENTRAL W L Pct GB Thompson. A—16,226 (20,173). 7 p.m. ESPN2 — Louisville at Villanova Wednesday s Games Chicago 25 12 .676 — Wood River at Canyon Ridge 7 p.m. USA Today Top 25 Poll Pittsburgh at Montreal, 5:30 p.m. Indiana 15 20 .429 9 SPURS 107, TIMBERWOLVES 96 7:30 p.m. ESPN — Duke at Florida St. The USA Today Top 25 football coaches poll, with first- Washington at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. Milwaukee 14 21 .400 10 place votes in parentheses, final records, total points Colorado at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. Detroit 12 25 .324 13 SAN ANTONIO (107) Castleford at Shoshone ESPN2 — Kansas at Iowa St. St. Louis at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Jefferson 5-10 4-4 17, Duncan 7-15 2-4 16, Blair 3-4 0-2 based on 25 points for first place through one point Cleveland 8 29 .216 17 9 p.m. for 25th, and previous ranking: Thursday s Games WESTERN 6, Parker 3-9 6-6 12, Ginobili 6-13 5-5 19, Hill 5-8 1-2 13, Declo at Buhl Philadelphia at Boston, 5 p.m. McDyess 2-5 1-2 5, Bonner 5-10 3-3 16, Neal 1-3 0-0 3, Jerome at Burley ESPN2 — Nevada at Idaho Carolina at Buffalo, 5 p.m. SOUTHWEST W L Pct GB Quinn 0-2 0-0 0, Splitter 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-79 22-28 Record Pts Pvs HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING NBA BASKETBALL Ottawa at N.Y. Islanders, 5 p.m. San Antonio 32 6 .842 — 107. 1. Auburn (56) 14-0 1,424 2 Vancouver at N.Y. Rangers, 5 p.m. Dallas 26 10 .722 5 MINNESOTA (96) 4 p.m. 7 p.m. Nashville at Florida, 5:30 p.m. Beasley 3-11 0-0 7, Love 7-20 4-6 20, Milicic 2-6 3-4 7, 2. TCU (1) 13-0 1,336 3 New Orleans 22 16 .579 10 Twin Falls, Wendell, Wood River FSN — New York at Utah 3. Oregon 12-1 1,333 1 Toronto at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Houston 17 21 .447 15 Ridnour 7-13 3-3 18, Brewer 4-8 3-3 11, Webster 5-14 6- 4. Stanford 12-1 1,254 5 St. Louis at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. Memphis 17 21 .447 15 7 18, Flynn 1-7 0-0 3, Tolliver 0-0 0-0 0, Johnson 3-8 Edmonton at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. 0-0 7, Pekovic 2-3 1-1 5. Totals 34-90 20-24 96. 5. Ohio State 12-1 1,197 6 NORTHWEST W L Pct GB San Antonio 36 27 25 19 — 107 6. Oklahoma 12-21,096 8t Oklahoma City 25 13 .658 — Minnesota 25 28 23 20 — 96 Missouri St. 76, Illinois St. 61 3. Eastern Utah 2-1 .667 7-9 .438 7. Boise State 12-1 1,012 10 TRANSACTIONS Utah 25 13 .658 — 3-Point Goals—San Antonio 11-22 (Jefferson 3-4, SIU-Edwardsville 70, Tennessee St. 60 4. North Idaho 1-2 .333 15-2 .882 8. LSU 11-2 1,007 12 Denver 21 16 .568 3½ Bonner 3-7, Hill 2-2, Ginobili 2-6, Neal 1-2, Parker 0-1), South 5. CSI 1-2 .333 14-4 .778 8. Wisconsin 11-2 1,007 4 BASEBALL Portland 20 18 .526 5 Minnesota 8-23 (Love 2-5, Webster 2-5, Johnson 1-2, Charleston Southern 60, Coastal Carolina 53, OT 6. Colo. NW CC 0-3 .000 6-11 .353 10. Oklahoma State 11-2 883 13 American League Flynn 1-2, Ridnour 1-3, Beasley 1-3, Brewer 0-3). Fouled Gardner-Webb 45, Winthrop 42 11. Alabama 10-3 860 18 LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Agreed to terms with INF Minnesota 9 30 .231 16½ Samford 66, UNC-Greensboro 46 12. Arkansas 10-3 818 8t Alberto Callaspo on a one-year contract. PACIFIC W L Pct GB Out—None. Rebounds—San Antonio 53 (Ginobili 9), BETTING Minnesota 55 (Love 20). Assists—San Antonio 28 East 13. Nevada 13-1 734 15 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Assigned LHP Wilfredo L.A. Lakers 27 11 .711 — (Parker 13), Minnesota 19 (Ridnour 9). Total Fouls—San Rutgers 78, Syracuse 67 14. Michigan State 11-2 676 7 Ledezma outright to Las Vegas (PCL). Glantz-Culver Line 15. Virginia Tech 11-3 636 11 National League Phoenix 15 21 .417 11 Antonio 19, Minnesota 21. Technicals—San Antonio For Jan. 12 Golden State 15 22 .405 11½ defensive three second, Brewer, Love, Milicic, 16. Florida State 10-4 506 23 COLORADO ROCKIES—Agreed to terms with OF USA Today/ESPN NFL Playoffs 17. Mississippi State 9-4 505 22 Carlos Gonzalez on a seven-year contract. L.A. Clippers 12 24 .333 14 Minnesota Coach Rambis 2. Ejected— Minnesota Coach Saturday Sacramento 8 27 .229 17½ Rambis. A—11,209 (19,356). Women s Top 25 Poll 18. Missouri 10-3 473 14 SAN DIEGO PADRES—RHP Trevor Hoffman Monday s Games The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN Women s col- FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 19. Nebraska 10-4 354 16 announced his retirement and will take a front 20. Central Florida 11-3 328 24 office job with the club. Charlotte 96, Memphis 82 NUGGETS 132, SUNS 98 lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in parenthe- at Pittsburgh 3½ 3½ (37) Baltimore Houston 108, Boston 102 ses, records through Jan. 10, total points based on 25 21. Texas A&M 9-4 277 17 FOOTBALL at Atlanta 1½ 2½ (45) Green Bay 22. South Carolina 9-5 181 20 Chicago 95, Detroit 82 PHOENIX (98) points for a first-place vote through one point for a Sunday National Football League Tuesday s Games Childress 2-6 1-4 5, Frye 4-13 2-2 11, Lopez 2-3 2-2 6, 25th-place vote and previous ranking: 23. Utah 10-3 156 19 PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Signed LB Mortty Ivy, LB at Chicago 9½ 10 (41) Seattle 24. Maryland 9-4 111 NR Indiana 111, Philadelphia 103 Nash 4-8 6-6 15, V.Carter 6-15 0-0 15, Gortat 5-8 1-1 11, W-L Pts Pvs at New England 9 8½ (45) N.Y. Jets Baraka Atkins, RB James Johnson, G Kevin Washington 136, Sacramento 133, OT Dudley 2-6 2-2 7, Dragic 3-10 5-7 11, Warrick 0-2 3-6 3, 25. North Carolina State 9-4 94 NR McCaskill, FB-TE Jamie McCoy and CB Donovan Milwaukee at Atlanta, ppd. Pietrus 2-7 3-4 8, Dowdell 1-6 2-2 4, Siler 1-3 0-1 2. 1. Baylor (20) 14-1 761 1 Others receiving votes: Northern Illinois 82; Tulsa 41; Warren to future contracts. San Antonio 107, Minnesota 96 Totals 32-87 27-37 98. 2. Connecticut (9) 14-1 746 2 San Diego State 36; West Virginia 35; Iowa 31; Miami SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Named Rich Bisaccia special Denver 132, Phoenix 98 DENVER (132) 3. Duke (2) 15-0 712 3 FOOTBALL (Ohio) 13; Florida 10; Connecticut 7; Air Force 4; teams coach. New York at Portland, late Anthony 9-17 8-10 28, Martin 3-5 0-0 6, Nene 5-7 1-3 4. Stanford 12-2 681 4 Hawaii 4; Notre Dame 3; Washington 1. HOCKEY Cleveland at L.A. Lakers, late 11, Billups 1-5 4-4 7, Afflalo 11-14 7-7 31, Harrington 3-9 5. Texas A&M 13-1 642 5 NFL Playoffs National Hockey League Wednesday s Games 3-3 10, Andersen 0-2 0-0 0, Smith 5-6 5-5 15, Lawson 6. Tennessee 15-2 624 6 All Times MST CAROLINA HURRICANES—Reassigned F Jon Chicago at Charlotte, 5 p.m. 4-5 7-8 16, Forbes 0-2 0-0 0, Williams 2-5 2-3 6, 7. West Virginia 16-0 604 7 Wild-card Playoffs HOCKEY Matsumoto to Charlotte (AHL). Dallas at Indiana, 5 p.m. A.Carter 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 44-79 37-43 132. 8. Xavier 12-2 546 9 Saturday, Jan. 8 DETROIT RED WINGS—Assigned LW Tomas Tatar to Atlanta at Toronto, 5 p.m. Phoenix 32 23 17 26 — 98 9. UCLA 13-1 523 11 Seattle 41, New Orleans 36 NHL Grand Rapids (AHL). Sacramento at Boston, 5:30 p.m. Denver 20 44 38 30 — 132 10. Michigan St. 15-1 462 13 N.Y. Jets 17, Indianapolis 16 All Times MST NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Recalled F Rhett Rakhshani Memphis at Detroit, 5:30 p.m. 3-Point Goals—Phoenix 7-22 (V.Carter 3-5, Dudley 1-1, 11. North Carolina 15-1 451 8 Sunday, Jan. 9 EASTERN from Bridgeport (AHL). San Antonio at Milwaukee, 6 p.m. Nash 1-3, Pietrus 1-4, Frye 1-5, Dowdell 0-1, Childress 12. Notre Dame 13-4 431 12 Baltimore 30, Kansas City 7 ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA NEW YORK RANGERS—Assigned D Sam Klassen from Orlando at New Orleans, 6 p.m. 0-1, Dragic 0-2), Denver 7-17 (Afflalo 2-4, Anthony 2-4, 13. Maryland 13-2 345 15 Green Bay 21, Philadelphia 16 Greenville (ECHL) to Connecticut (AHL). Oklahoma City at Houston, 6:30 p.m. Lawson 1-1, Billups 1-2, Harrington 1-3, Smith 0-1, 14. Oklahoma 11-3 307 17 Divisional Playoffs Philadelphia 42 27 10 5 59 142 109 OTTAWA SENATORS—Recalled G Mike Brodeur and F New Jersey at Phoenix, 7 p.m. A.Carter 0-1, Martin 0-1). Fouled Out—Lawson. 15. Florida St. 14-3 305 19 Saturday, Jan. 15 Pittsburgh 44 26 14 4 56 138 105 Jim O Brien from Binghamton (AHL) on an emer- New York at Utah, 7 p.m. Rebounds—Phoenix 49 (Frye 8), Denver 57 (Anthony 16. Iowa St. 12-3 274 16 Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 2:30 p.m. (CBS) N.Y. Rangers 44 25 16 3 53 127 109 gency basis. L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. 10). Assists—Phoenix 16 (Nash 7), Denver 30 (Billups 17. Georgetown 13-4 254 14 Green Bay at Atlanta, 6 p.m. (FOX) N.Y. Islanders 41 13 21 7 33 97 134 ST. LOUIS BLUES—Recalled F Philip McRae and F Miami at L.A. Clippers, 8:30 p.m. 7). Total Fouls—Phoenix 32, Denver 27. Technicals— 18. Wisconsin-Green Bay 15-1 244 20 Sunday, Jan. 16 New Jersey 42 11 29 2 24 78 133 Ryan Reaves from Peoria (AHL). Assigned F T.J. Thursday s Games Dragic, Phoenix Coach Gentry, Nash, Martin, Smith, 19. Kentucky 11-4 236 10 Seattle at Chicago, 11 a.m. (FOX) NORTHEAST GP W L OT PTS GF GA Hensick to Peoria. Washington at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Denver defensive three second 2. A—14,874 (19,155). 20. Iowa 14-3 226 22 N.Y. Jets at New England, 2:30 p.m. (CBS) Boston 42 23 12 7 53 123 93 SOCCER Orlando at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. 21. DePaul 15-2 202 23 Conference Championships Major League Soccer Miami at Denver, 8:30 p.m. 22. St. John s 12-4 109 18 Sunday, Jan. 23 Montreal 43 24 16 3 51 107 100 Men s College Scores Buffalo 42 18 19 5 41 115 124 CHICAGO FIRE—Signed M Daniel Paladini and D Josip 23. Arkansas 14-1 100 — NFC, 1 p.m. (FOX) Mikulic. Far West 24. Ohio St. 10-5 55 21 AFC, 4:30 p.m. (CBS) Toronto 41 17 20 4 38108 123 NBA Boxes BYU 104, Utah 79 Ottawa 43 16 21 6 38 93 132 D.C. UNITED—Traded F Adam Cristman to Los 25. Miami 16-1 48 — Pro Bowl Angeles for a first-round supplemental draft selec- PACERS 111, 76ERS 103 Pacific 79, CS Bakersfield 46 Others receiving votes: Bowling Green 34, Texas Tech Sunday, Jan. 30 SOUTHEAST GP W L OT PTS GF GA Southwest 30, Texas 22, Syracuse 20, Florida Gulf Coast 16, Marist tion. INDIANA (111) Baylor 74, Oklahoma 61 At Honolulu Tampa Bay 43 25 13 5 55 128 137 NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION—Signed D Didier Domi. 13, Oklahoma State 13, Boston College 11, Georgia Tech AFC vs. NFC, 5 p.m. (FOX) COLLEGE Granger 10-17 4-4 27, Hansbrough 6-11 0-0 12, Hibbert Texas 83, Texas Tech 52 7, Marquette 7, Michigan 7, Duquesne 3, Kansas 2, Super Bowl Washington 43 24 12 7 55 126 113 4-12 0-0 8, Collison 8-15 5-5 21, Dunleavy 8-16 0-0 20, Midwest Louisville 1, Tulane 1. Atlanta 45 22 16 7 51 140 140 AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION— Rush 4-10 0-0 9, Foster 4-5 2-2 10, Ford 1-3 0-0 2, IPFW 107, SIU-Edwardsville 79 Sunday, Feb. 6 Carolina 42 21 15 6 48 127 128 Elected Mary Hardin-Baylor coach Pete Fredenburg George 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 46-90 11-11 111. Kent St. 80, Bowling Green 63 At Arlington, Texas Florida 41 19 20 2 40 113 109 to the board of trustees. Named Montana State PHILADELPHIA (103) Michigan St. 64, Wisconsin 61, OT Scenic West Athletic AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 4:30 p.m. (FOX) WESTERN coach Rob Ash president. Iguodala 0-7 1-2 1, Brand 8-12 2-2 18, Hawes 0-2 0-0 0, N. Illinois 71, E. Michigan 69 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA BOSTON COLLEGE—Announced the retirement of Holiday 7-14 2-3 19, Meeks 4-10 2-2 13, Speights 6-8 2-2 Youngstown St. 86, Wilberforce 51 Conference standings The AP Top 25 offensive coordinator Gary Tranquill. 14, Nocioni 0-0 0-0 0, Williams 6-13 0-0 12, Young 5-10 South Men The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college foot- Detroit 43 27 11 5 59 149 123 BROWN—Announced the resignation of field hockey 2-2 12, Turner 5-10 3-4 14. Totals 41-86 14-17 103. Florida 81, Tennessee 75, OT Conf. Overall ball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, final Nashville 42 23 13 6 52 111 98 coach Tara Harrington. Indiana 27 30 27 27 — 111 Florida Atlantic 57, Manhattan 50 Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. records, total points based on 25 points for a first- Chicago 44 23 18 3 49 138 124 ILLINOIS—Announced RB Mikel Leshoure will enter Philadelphia 23 26 32 22 — 103 Kentucky 78, Auburn 54 place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, St. Louis 41 20 15 6 46 110 116 the NFL draft. 1. Salt Lake CC 3-1 .750 17-2 .895 Columbus 43 20 20 3 43 110 134 3-Point Goals—Indiana 8-16 (Dunleavy 4-8, Granger 3- East 2. Snow College 3-1 .750 13-5 .722 and previous ranking: LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE—Named Gregory Harkins 4, Rush 1-4), Philadelphia 7-18 (Meeks 3-5, Holiday 3-5, Boston College 75, N.C. State 66 3. CSI 2-1 .667 16-2 .889 NORTHWEST GP W L OT PTS GF GA women s tennis coach. Turner 1-3, Iguodala 0-2, Williams 0-3). Fouled Out— Connecticut 67, Rutgers 53 Record Pts Pv MIAMI—Named George McDonald wide receivers None. Rebounds—Indiana 45 (Hansbrough 9), New Hampshire 57, Hartford 54 4. Eastern Utah 2-1 .667 14-3 .824 Vancouver 42 28 8 6 62 145 102 5. North Idaho 0-3 .000 15-3 .833 1. Auburn (56) 14-0 1,472 1 Colorado 43 22 15 6 50 144 138 coach. Philadelphia 47 (Speights 9). Assists—Indiana 29 Penn St. 57, Illinois 55 6. Colo. NW CC 0-3 .000 5-10 .333 MICHIGAN—Named Brady Hoke football coach. (Collison 13), Philadelphia 26 (Holiday 8). Total Fouls— 2. TCU (3) 13-0 1,392 3 Minnesota 43 21 17 5 47 108 123 RICHMOND—Named Zohn Burden wide receivers Indiana 21, Philadelphia 18. Technicals—Hawes. A— 3. Oregon 12-1 1,379 2 Calgary 43 18 20 5 41 117 129 coach and Erin O Riley director of football opera- 10,890 (20,318). Women s College Scores Women 4. Stanford 12-11,300 5 Edmonton 41 13 21 7 33 103 141 Midwest Conf. Overall 5. Ohio St. 12-1 1,220 6 tions. Promoted Kevin Lewis to defensive line coach PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA and Derek Burrell to assistant linebackers coach. Ball St. 67, W. Michigan 60 Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 6. Oklahoma 12-2 1,108 9 WIZARDS 136, KINGS 133, OT DePaul 77, South Florida 61 7. Wisconsin 11-2 1,055 4 Dallas 44 26 13 5 57 127 118 WAGNER—Named Jim Gibbons assistant athletic SACRAMENTO (133) Iowa St. 64, Nebraska 43 1. Salt Lake CC 3-1 .750 13-3 .812 8. LSU 11-2 1,051 11 Phoenix 43 21 13 9 51 121 123 director for academics and compliance and Jason Garcia 9-17 5-5 26, Thompson 4-5 0-1 8, Cousins 4-19 Marquette 69, West Virginia 54 2. Snow College 3-1 .750 13-4 .765 9. Boise St. 12-1 1,031 10 Anaheim 45 23 18 4 50 117 123 Houghtaling offensive coordinator. IOC and USOC try to resolve financial rift LAUSANNE, Switzerland — U.S. and international teams play (Monday) night.” Tuesdays and Thursdays. Grades K-2 will attend Olympic officials opened talks Tuesday on a new rev- from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. with grades 3-6 attending enue-sharing agreement that could resolve their MLB Sports Shorts from 6:30 to 7:30. The cost is $25 ($35 for those long-running financial rift. outside city limits) and includes a T-shirt. Register at A delegation of U.S. Olympic Committee leaders Saves leader Hoffman retires Send Magic Valley briefs to [email protected] Twin Falls Parks and Recreation (136 Maxwell Ave.) SAN DIEGO — Baseball s all-time saves leader held a first formal meeting with International or online at http://www.tfid.org. Trevor Hoffman has thrown his final changeup, Olympic Committee officials in Lausanne to begin Find more area events by searching for sports on the Information: 736-2265. deciding at age 43 to retire and return to the San negotiations on a long-term deal covering the split event calendar at Magicvalley.com Diego Padres in a front office job. of sponsorship and television money. The Beverly Hills Sports Council, which repre- The new formula would take effect in 2020. MAGIC VALLEY USBA women s tourney nears sents Hoffman, confirmed Tuesday that he is done The discussions were held at IOC headquarters The Twin Falls USBA Women s Annual Bowling after recording 601 saves in 18 seasons. Vandal Boosters hold dinner and lasted about an hour. They were meant to be Tournament will be held Jan. 22-23 and 29-30 at Hoffman played the bulk of his career with San Magic Valley Vandal Boosters will host the Ninth secret but The Associated Press learned of the talks Magic Bowl in Twin Falls.Applications for the tourna- Diego after being acquired as a rookie from the Annual Winterfest Dinner at 6 p.m. on Friday,Jan. 28. and confirmed them with both sides. ment may be picked up at Magic Bowl or Florida Marlins in 1993 during the Padres infamous University of Idaho President M. Duane Nellis and “We had a good, constructive dialogue on the Bowladrome. Information: Magic Bowl at 733-2566 “Fire Sale” that stripped away most of their high- Athletic Director Rob Spear will be in attendance. overall allocation of resources,” USOC chief execu- or Bowladrome at 736-8510. paid veterans. He left San Diego as a free agent fol- Reserve a seat by calling Andrea Huettig at 681-6691 tive Scott Blackmun told the AP. “We agreed to get lowing the 2008 season after contract talks abrupt- or Kody Youree at 316-1688. together again.” ly ended, and pitched with the Milwaukee Brewers MVTA holds free clinics Blackmun declined to give details. The Magic Valley Tennis Association will hold two for two seasons. No date has been set for the next round of talks. T.F. Terror meeting planned free events Saturday at the Twin Falls YMCA on Hoffman didn t return messages seeking com- A meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. Elizabeth Street. The MVTA s Winter Tennis Open ment. Hoffman is scheduled to appear at a news 19, in the Twin Falls High School cafeteria for those House and Clinic, open to children ages 6 and up and COLLEGE FOOTBALL conference at Petco Park this morning. No. 2 final ranking obviously interested in participating in the Twin Falls Terror adults who are not MVTA members, begins at 9 a.m. softball program. The meeting will consist of plan- and will provide instruction for all levels of play. NHL very gratifying for TCU ning for the upcoming summer programs for the Check-in for the clinic begins at 8:30 a.m. The DALLAS — TCU has gone from being a one-win Blackhawks, Canucks top All-Stars 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U teams. MVTA s Winter Tennis Clinic and Social for teens and team when Gary Patterson arrived with a new coach- NEW YORK — The NHL All-Star game might do adults who are MVTA members begins at 10:30 a.m. ing staff to undefeated and No. 2 in the final poll. what the rest of the league can t — break up the Mental toughness seminar with registration for the clinic at 10 a.m. Members “We re excited. ... It s obviously very gratifying that Vancouver Canucks. are invited to bring a snack to share at the social. the writers and our peers in the coaches poll voted us The Canucks and the defending Stanley Cup offered at CSI Information: Scott at 404-6975 or e-mail mvten- No. 2,” Patterson said Tuesday. “Where we started 13 champion Chicago Blackhawks commanded the A free Mental Toughness/Sports psychology [email protected]. years ago and where we are today, it s quite an honor spotlight Tuesday when each club had multiple play- seminar for athletes, coaches and parents will be to be a part of all that.” ers picked to the All-Star game roster. In all, 36 play- offered Saturday at CSI. Dr. Nicole Miller will present Bruin basketball to host The Horned Frogs (13-0) are No. 2 behind BCS ers along with 12 rookies, who will only participate in six different sessions throughout the day. Topics champion Auburn (14-0) in the Associated Press Top the skills competition during All-Star weekend, were include building a foundation for mental toughness Little Dribblers camp 25 that was released Tuesday. chosen by the league s hockey operations depart- (9 to 9:45 a.m.), coaching mental toughness (10 to The Twin Falls Little Dribblers camp will be held TCU completed its first undefeated season since its ment. 11 a.m.), how to support your athlete (11:15 a.m. to from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday and Saturday,Jan. 22 and 1938 national championship with a 21-19 victory over Chicago was already well represented for the All- 12:15 p.m.), managing performance anxiety (1:30 to 6 to 7 p.m. on Jan. 24. It is open to kids in grades K- Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl on New Year s Day. Star festivities later this month in Raleigh, N.C., as 2:15 p.m.), improving concentration skills (2:30 to 5.The Little Dribblers will also perform at halftime of When Patterson arrived as defensive coordinator captain Jonathan Toews and defenseman Duncan 3:15 p.m.) and how to use the power of your mind to the Twin Falls High School varsity girls basketball after the 1997 season, the Frogs were coming off a 1- Keith were among six players voted into the game in succeed on and off the field (3:30 to 4:15 p.m.). home game against Wood River on Jan. 25. 10 record. He is 98-28 in 10 seasons as head coach, fan balloting. They were joined Tuesday by forwards Those wishing to attend must pre-register at The cost is $30 for the Little Dribblers camp. Each and TCU has won at least 11 games in six of the last Patrick Kane and Patrick Sharp. http://www.twinfallsrapids.com. participant will receive a camp shirt and a custom eight seasons. Last week, he got a two-year contract The Pittsburgh Penguins dominated the rest of Bruin basketball. Camp forms are available at all ele- extension through the 2018 season. the fan s six picks: Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Twin Falls offers youth mentary schools in the Twin Falls district, Donnelley While Patterson admittedly would have relished Kris Letang and Marc-Andre Fleury claimed the Sports or the Twin Falls High School office. the chance to play Auburn or Oregon for the title, he other elected spots last week. wrestling sign-ups Information: Matt Harr at 737-5208, ext. 3050. insists that he didn t watch the game wondering how While those players are all teammates today and Twin Falls Parks and Recreation will hold registra- his team would have fared against either one of them. will be again once the regular season resumes in tion for youth wrestling through Feb. 18. Participants Cheerleader seeks trip sponsors “Like I ve said before, I would like to have played February, chances are that several will be pitted attending Perrine, Oregon Trail, Harrison and Lincoln Lexxi Richardson of Twin Falls will be part of the them. That s what coaches do,”he said. “You want to against each other for the midseason classic. elementary schools will practice and wrestle with halftime entertainment at the Pro Bowl in Hawaii on play at the highest level. We want to play for a nation- The NHL is straying from the traditional Eastern the Canyon Ridge High School wrestling team on Jan. 30, 2011. Richardson is seeking sponsors to al championship some day. ... The rules were we Conference vs.Western Conference format this year. Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. help with cost of the trip. played in the Rose Bowl. It was a great venue and we Next week, two captains will be chosen and charged Feb. 28 to April 2. Those attending Sawtooth, Bickel, Information: Andrea Pierce at 420-3361. played a really, really, really good Wisconsin team, so with the task of picking the two rosters. Think fanta- and Morningside elementary schools will wrestle we feel very fortunate to win. And I watched two good sy draft in a world of reality. with the Twin Falls High School wrestling team on — Wire and Staff reports Sports 4 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Rodgers, Ryan set for playoff passing showdown By Chris Jenkins But it’s Ryan, not Rodgers, who was cho- Associated Press writer sen for the Pro Bowl. “I have a lot of respect for the way he GREEN BAY, Wis. — They’ll be trying like plays,”Rodgers said. “I think he delivers the mad to knock each other’s teams out of the ball on time, he gets the ball out of his hands, playoffs on Saturday.As two of the NFL’s top doesn’t take a lot of sacks. He obviously young passers, they’re bound to be com- played at a Pro Bowl level this season and pared for the rest of their careers. he’s tough to beat at home.” That won’t stop the Green Bay Packers’ Ryan threw for 3,705 yards with 28 touch- Aaron Rodgers and the Atlanta Falcons’ downs and nine interceptions this season. Matt Ryan from being buddies off the field. He is 20-2 as a starter at home and got the Rodgers and Ryan got to know each other best of Rodgers in the Falcons’ 20-17 victory while attending offseason charity events over the Packers in the regular season, com- over the past few years, and Rodgers says pleting 24 of 28 passes for 197 yards with a they’ve become good friends. touchdown and putting the Falcons in posi- “We were actually supposed to go on tion to kick the winning field goal with 9 vacation last year, but it didn’t work out,” seconds left. Rodgers said. “He’s a good guy.” Rodgers wasn’t exactly overshadowed in Now Rodgers hopes to send his friend on the loss to the Falcons, throwing for 344 vacation early this year — by knocking him yards and leading a brilliant late fourth- out of the playoffs. quarter drive to tie the game with a touch- With Ryan and Rodgers under center, down pass on fourth-and-goal with just Saturday’s game will be a showcase for two under a minute left. of the game’s best young passers with a trip AP photos Going into Saturday,Rodgers isn’t making to the NFC championship game on the line. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan. a big deal about having another chance to Rodgers earned his first career playoff vic- outduel his buddy on big stage. Rodgers just tory Sunday, throwing three touchdowns in sure as the quarterback for the No. 1 playoff football team’s good and it’s going to be a wants to get the Packers one step away from the Packers’ 21-16 playoff win over seed in the NFC. battle.” the Super Bowl. Philadelphia. Now it’s Ryan’s chance to take “I don’t think so,” Ryan said. “I think at The Packers are widely regarded as the “I honestly don’t really think about that the next step in his career. this point, the only thing we’ve done the last ultimate playoff spoiler, the No. 6 seed too much. I really don’t,” Rodgers said. “I Ryan made his first playoff start as a rook- 17 weeks, 16 weeks, is ensure that we get one nobody wants to play. That perception is look at it as Green Bay against Atlanta, as ie two years ago, throwing for 199 yards with home playoff game. Beyond that, it doesn’t fueled largely by Rodgers’ ability. He can cliche as that is. If you know my personality, two touchdowns and two interceptions as make a difference what we do in the regular keep the chains moving with a sharp short I never really get into the whole, ‘mano y the Falcons lost to Arizona. Now he gets season. At this time of the year, it’s a com- pass or scramble, then go deep for a big play. mano, quarterback-on-quarterback, or another shot at his first career playoff win, pletely new season and it doesn’t matter if He rarely throws interceptions, especially in quarterback-on-big name defender (hype).’ but says he isn’t feeling any additional pres- you’re the one seed (or) the six seed. Every the red zone. I just realize it’s our 11 versus their 11.” Pats WR Branch Bears receivers out to prove beaming about something against Seahawks return to playoffs LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — he caught 54 passes for Earl Bennett has a chip on his 717 yards,but he has emerged By Howard Ulman son with 48 receptions and shoulder and so do the rest of as the Bears’ top option when Associated Press writer six touchdowns in 11 games the Bears’ receivers. they need to keep drives with New England. They’re tired of hearing going. He had 11 receptions FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — “That would have been Chicago lacks a go-to target. on third downs over the final Shola Branch cried when crazy” to be told when the All they know is the Bears are nine games of the regular she heard her husband had season began that he’d be back in the playoffs for the season, all for first downs. been traded across the playing the New York Jets in first time in four years and “I just try to make myself country.They were not tears a divisional playoff game will host Seattle on Sunday in available, being quarterback of joy. Sunday, he said. “The a divisional game. friendly, just finding the They’d have to find a new opportunity that I had to They believe they had spots and the holes,” said home. The children would come back here was just a something to do with that. Bennett,who sat out the final have to make new friends. blessing. “We always carry a chip on regular-season game at “She took it the hardest,” “I’m always thankful,” our shoulder,” Bennett said. Green Bay with an ankle Deion Branch said. Branch said. “I always think “Last year, we carried a chip injury.“(Offensive coordina- But it also would be a new about what could have and it just rolled over to this tor Mike) Martz has done a start for him, a key role in been. You always have those year. We keep hearing the good job with the game plan, the New England Patriots’ moments. I think the same thing — the Chicago setting people up, putting us offense after more than four biggest thing is you can’t Bears ain’t got no receivers, in the right position to be years with the Seattle dwell on it and you can’t ain’t got no receivers. We all successful.” Seahawks. And he was focus on it. The only thing feel like everyone in this AP photo Some of the biggest ques- excited. you can do is take advantage room is a No. 1 and we’ve just Chicago Bears wide receiver Devin Hester (23) runs with the ball tions coming into the season “She’s like,‘We have to up of right now.” got to continue to go out and during of a game against the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas. The centered on a group of young and move again? We’ve It won’t be easy. prove everybody wrong.” Bears’ top three receivers have combined for 137 receptions and receivers who had shown been here four years,’ “ Branch must figure out Well,here’s their chance. 1,996 yards with 12 touchdowns. some promise but were still Branch said Tuesday, his how to escape the tight cov- Whether the Bears decide unproven. familiar smile creasing his erage of Darrelle Revis. He to go after a top receiver is an ting ways on returns. of a complete receiver,”quar- There was no established face. “I’m like, ‘Baby, we’ve held Indianapolis’ Reggie issue for the offseason. The That’s a huge develop- terback Jay Cutler said.“He’s go-to threat,and many won- got to go. It’s time to go. I Wayne, the AFC leader in group in place has at least ment. His contributions on kind of one of those guys you dered how they would adapt enjoyed my four years here, receptions, to one catch for 1 contributed this season, offense — 40 catches, 475 can count on. If he’s got one- to Martz’s system, where but it’s time to go. I think we yard in New York’s 17-16 helping Chicago earn a first- yards,four TDs — are more of on-one, he’s going to win. ... precision and timing deter- need to move on.’“ wild-card win last Saturday round bye. a bonus, with the Bears lean- He’s done all year when his mine a play’s success or fail- On the field, the adjust- night. The top three receivers ing on Bennett and Johnny number is called, he’s in the ure. Fair or not, the percep- ment has been smooth. Branch was still in Seattle have combined for 137 recep- Knox. right spot.” tion in the past was the Branch was reunited with when the Jets beat the tions and 1,996 yards with 12 Knox emerged as the pri- The same goes for receivers did not hit their quarterback Tom Brady, his Patriots 28-14 on Sept. 19. touchdowns, and while the mary deep threat with Bennett,particularly on third spots, leading to break- quarterback in his first four In the rematch, a 45-3 New Bears seem to have given up 51 catches for 960 yards, downs. downs, and when Minnesota seasons before he was trad- England win on Dec. 6, he on the idea of Devin Hester including 17 for 20 yards or Bennett’s receptions (46) cut Randy Moss in early ed to Seattle after the first caught three passes for 64 becoming their No. 1 target, more. and yards (561) are down November, that stirred a game in 2006 during a con- yards and a touchdown. he’s back to his record-set- “He’s just becoming more from last season, when debate in Chicago. tract dispute. In two Super Bowls he has Just five days after the 21 catches, third in the his- trade back to the Patriots on tory of the championship Oct. 12, Branch caught a game. The Patriots won season-high nine passes for both of them, and he was Graham promises Pitt fans ‘won’t want to sit down’ 98 yards and one touch- voted MVP in their last PITTSBURGH (AP) — normally filled only for points as quickly as his Tulsa won’t require the wide- down in a 23-20 overtime Super Bowl win in 2005 over Once Todd Graham started Steelers games. teams did. The Hurricanes, spread personnel changes win over the Baltimore the Philadelphia Eagles. talking, and he didn’t stop A lot of changes? For sure. 24th in the final AP poll, fin- necessary if he were imple- Ravens. As the season pro- In the last game of his first for nearly a half-hour, he A lot of offense? Apparently, ished fifth in total offense menting a spread offense. He gressed, it became clear stint with the Patriots, soon made it evident that that too. this season, averaging 505.6 said he successfully switched Branch was more than an Branch caught eight passes Pitt football won’t be the As Pitt moved quickly to yards and 41.4 points. They Rice from a wishbone to his adequate replacement for for a career-high 153 yards, same as it was last month. Or distance itself from former led the nation in 2007 and offense in a single offseason. Randy Moss, who was trad- but they lost 27-13 to the even last week. coach Mike Haywood’s short 2008 with offenses that fea- Defensively, he will use a ed to Minnesota on Oct. 6. Denver Broncos in the divi- Graham, the former Tulsa but embarrassing two-week tured a 5,000-yard passer, 3-4 front in which some Branch finished the sea- sional round. coach who becomes stay, Graham said the three 1,000-yard receivers defenders will stand up at the Pittsburgh’s third head Panthers will move rapidly and a 1,000-yard rusher. line of scrimmage instead of coach in a month, guaran- away from the conservative “We’re a no-huddle foot- putting their hands down. teed Tuesday he would field pro-style system that was in ball team,” Graham said. “We’re built around speed Hoke major college football’s most place the last six seasons “We’re going to operate — speed, speed, speed and productive offense. He all under former coach Dave extremely fast — fast- explosive power,” the 46- Continued from Sports 1 up at a previously planned but said he will win soon and Wannstedt. tempo, high-octane, explo- year-old Graham said. for Michigan,” Woodson, meeting and found out they win big. “We’ll be the most explo- sive. That’s our goal. But “We’ll be fast, efficient, who won the Heisman had a new coach. Graham also predicted Pitt sive team in the country,”he we’ll also be extremely effi- explosive. The fans at Heinz Trophy and 1997 national “We thought it was going fans would be so excited by said. cient.” Field, they won’t want to sit championship at Michigan, to be a meeting about class- their new offense, they Graham is promising a no- Graham modestly called down with the type of foot- wrote in a text message. es and the weight room,” won’t want to sit down in the huddle, fast-tempo offense the system “innovative” and ball we play. ... Not very “I’m glad this process is Koger said. “Mr. Brandon Heinz Field seats that are that will pile up yardage and “very unique” but said it many run what we run.” over and we can begin to came in and dropped the restore the tradition and news on us.” respect that was once Hoke is scheduled to meet SEC Michigan.” his new team Wednesday Former Michigan coach morning before being intro- Continued from Sports 1 probably a case-by-case year. And because the fans fill But all that talk about SEC Lloyd Carr,who retired after duced at a news conference coach Gene Chizik, who was Year by year, everbody’s got the stadiums and demand speed tends to get overblown. the 2007 season, also and perhaps fans at the Ohio head coach at Iowa State and the same chance,” Chizik championships, SEC schools If you don’t think Oregon, endorsed the hiring of his State-Michigan basketball defensive coordinator for added. are usually willing and able to TCU,Ohio State and Stanford former assistant. game. Texas’ 2005 national champi- Well,maybe not exactly the pay for the best coaches, have players who can move, “Brady Hoke is a great He was on Carr’s staff onship team before taking same. facilities — and whatever else you’re just not paying close choice for Michigan,” Carr from 1995-2002, coaching over the Tigers in 2009. In the arms race that is it takes to win. enough attention. wrote in a text message. the defensive line during the “I know that the numbers major college football, the It seems likely Chizik is on It’s not SEC speed teams Brandon’s search started 1997 national champi- would tell you that if you look SEC does have some built in the way to joining Alabama’s from other regions can’t quite much later than many onship season, and went on at it from 10,000 feet, it looks advantages. Some have to do Nick Saban and LSU’s Les deal with. It’s those big, agile thought it would — shortly to turn around Ball State and like this conference is a very with history and tradition. Miles as SEC coaches making and quick SEC defensive line- after the Rodriguez-led San Diego State. dominating conference over “The excitement, the more than $3 million per year. men they just can’t keep out Wolverines lost by a school- Hoke had four straight some others. But I don’t know enthusiasm and the passion It’s the going rate for national of the backfield. record 38 points in a bowl losing seasons, but led the that that’s necessarily the and the loyalty that is gener- championship coaches “The matchup with our game on New Year’s Day — Cardinals to a 12-1 record in case,” he said Tuesday after ated in our part of the world is nationwide. offensive line against their and lasted seven days that 2008 as the Mid-American accepting a bunch of champi- part of our foundation for Being located in the defensive line was really the were filled with speculation. Conference coach of the onship trophies, including the success,” SEC Commissioner nation’s bread basket for changing point in that foot- Tight end Kevin Koger year before leaving to lead AP’s. Mike Slive said in a phone football players helps, too. A ball game,” Oregon coach and his teammates showed the Aztecs. “I think every year it is interview. lot. Chip Kelly said. CLASSIFIEDS in partnership with
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Notice is hereby given that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is considering a proposal to Subject to valid existing rights, the Federal land identified above was segregated from appropriation exchange Federal land pursuant to Section 206 of the Federal Land Policy Management Act of under the public land laws and mineral laws beginning September 9, 2008. 1976, as amended (43 U.S.C. 1716) as well as a proposal to dispose of Federal land pursuant to R&PPA PROPOSAL (IDI-36276) the Recreation and Public Purposes Act (R&PPA, 43 U.S.C. 869) located in Blaine County, Idaho. In accordance with the R&PPA, the City of Ketchum has filed an application with the BLM for The parties to the exchange are the BLM and the Blue Canyon Corporation, with the City of consideration to dispose of two parcels of Federal lands to be used for recreation and public purposes totaling about 409 acres located in Blaine County, Idaho and described as follows. Ketchum being the applicant for the R&PPA proposal. FEDERAL R&PPA PARCEL 1 EXCHANGE PROPOSAL (IDI-35331) North R&PP Parcel (Hulen Meadows Floodplain and River Access Area) The Federal land proposed for exchange consists of the surface and mineral estates on one parcel Boise Meridian, Idaho totaling about 20 acres located in Blaine County, Idaho, and described as follows. T. 4 N., R. 17 E., FEDERAL EXCHANGE PARCEL 1 Section: 1 Lots 2, 5, & 8 (89.80 acres) Blue Canyon Parcel T. 5 N., R. 17 E., Boise Meridian, Idaho Section: 36 SE¼NW¼, E½SW¼ (119.39 acres) T. 4 N., R. 17 E., Containing approximately 209.19 acres, together with appurtenant water right Nos. Section: 1 Lot 7 (19.92 acres) 37-16906, 37-16945, 37-14472, 37-16482, and 37-17314. Containing approximately 19.92 acres, together with appurtenant water right Nos. 37-14472 and FEDERAL R&PPA PARCEL 2 37-17314. South R&PP Parcel (Hemingway Floodplain and River Access Area) TOTAL ACREAGE: 20 acres, more or less Boise Meridian, Idaho The Federal land described above has been segregated from appropriation under the public land T. 4 N., R. 17 E., and mineral laws, subject to valid existing rights. The BLM proposes to convey the above-listed Section: 13 W½NW¼NW¼, S½NW¼, N½SW¼, Lot 6 (198.42 acres) land to the Blue Canyon Corporation, an Idaho corporation in which the adjoining property owner Containing approximately 198.42 acres, together with appurtenant water right Nos. and current BLM right-of-way holder, Mr. Ali Fayed, is the sole shareholder and president. 37-16907, 37-16908, and 37-16909. In exchange for the above-described Federal land, the United States would acquire approximately TOTAL ACREAGE: 409 acres, more or less 1,299 acres of non-Federal land. The 1,299 acres of non-Federal land consists of three separate The United States would retain the mineral estate for both the North and South R&PP parcels. parcels that are adjacent to other BLM-administered public land in the areas. The three parcels The Federal land would be conveyed subject to known valid and existing rights and encumbrances are described as follows: of record. Subject to limitations prescribed by law and regulation, prior to patent issuance, a NON-FEDERAL EXCHANGE PARCEL 1 holder of any right-of-way within the Federal land may be given the opportunity to convert their Square Lake Parcel right-of-way to an easement or to amend the right-of-way for conversion to a new term, including Boise Meridian, Idaho perpetuity, if applicable. T. 2 S., R. 18 E., The R&PPA proposal is in conformance with the BLM's land use plans for the Shoshone Field Section: 4 SE¼SE¼ (40.00 acres) Office. The Federal lands have been identified as suitable for disposal pursuant to the R&PPA in Section: 9 E½NE¼, NE¼SE¼ (120.00 acres) the Sun Valley Management Framework Plan (MFP), as amended. The City of Ketchum proposes Section: 10 W½W½ (160.00 acres) to use the identified lands for recreational purposes as well as to support the City's infrastructure Containing approximately 320 acres as identified in their Plan of Development and Management Plan. Pursuant to the R&PPA, conveyances of land for recreation or historical monument purposes are NON-FEDERAL EXCHANGE PARCEL 2 made without charge to State and local governments. The special pricing schedule for land which Cowcatcher Ridge Parcel will be government-controlled, used for government purposes, and serve the public is $10 an acre, Boise Meridian, Idaho with a minimum price per conveyance of $50. T. 2 N., R. 18 E., The BLM will conduct an environmental analysis, including resource reports required in order to Section: 24 S½ (320.00 acres) determine whether or not to approve the exchange and/or R&PPA proposal. Interested parties Section: 25 NE¼, NE¼NW¼, N½SE¼ (280.00 acres) and the general public may submit written comments concerning the lands being considered for Portions of the SE¼NW¼, NE¼SW¼, and SE¼SE¼ (71.75 acres) exchange or disposal (R&PPA), including advising the BLM of any liens, encumbrances, or other That area in Section 25 being more particularly described as follows: claims relating to the identified lands, to Ruth A. Miller, Shoshone Field Manager, at the above Beginning at the northeast corner of said Section 25, also being the Real Point of Beginning; thence address. In order to ensure consideration in the environmental analysis, it is requested that written Along the east boundary of said Section 25, S 0º12'57” W 2618.11 feet to the east ¼ corner of said comments be submitted to the Field Manager within 45 days of the date of the first publication of Section 25; thence this Notice. Facsimiles, e-mails, and telephone calls are unacceptable means of comment Continuing along the east boundary of said Section 25, S00º13'07” W 1323.21 feet to the submission. Before including your address, phone number, e-mail address, or other personal approximate center line of Slaughterhouse Road; thence identifying information in your comment, you should be aware that your entire comment - including Along the approximate centerline of said road, S 33º25'22” W 1564.64 feet to the south boundary of your personal identifying information - may be made publicly available at any time. While you can said Section 25; thence ask us in your comment to withhold your personal identifying information from public review, we Along the south boundary of said Section 25, N 88º59'11” W 458.76 feet to the southwest corner of cannot guarantee that we will be able to do so. the SE¼SE¼ of said Section 25; thence There will be an Open House to present the projects and solicit written comments on January 10, Along the west boundary of said SE¼SE¼, N 00º07'28” E 1321.82 feet to the northwest corner of 2011 between 5:30 and 7:30 pm at Atkinson Park, 900 Third Ave North, at the intersection of Third said SE¼SE¼; thence Avenue and Eighth Street, in Ketchum, Idaho. More detailed information concerning the exchange Along the south boundary of the NW¼SE¼ of said Section 25, N 89º00'05” W 1317.84 feet to the and R&PPA proposals may be obtained from Tara Hagen, Realty Specialist, at the BLM Shoshone southwest corner of said NW¼SE¼; thence Field Office, 400 West F Street, Shoshone, ID 83352, (208) 732-7205. Along the west boundary of said NW¼SE¼, N 0º01'50” E 38.07 feet to the approximate center line Ruth A. Miller, of the Cove Canal; thence BLM Shoshone Field Office Continuing along said center line of Cove Canal for the following thirty (31) courses and distances; Manager thence N 42º28'45” W 33.56 feet; thence PUBLISH: December 29, 2010, January 5, 12 and 19, 2011 N 26º15'58” W 32.94 feet; thence LINCOLN COUNTY N 17º19'19” W 45.18 feet; thence 2011 FAIRGROUND RODEO ARENA BLEACHER PROJECT N 28º16'47” W 70.37 feet; thence N 14º39'06” W 76.25 feet; thence ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS N 51º31'29” W 104.59 feet; thence N 23º10'40” W 61.10 feet; thence The Lincoln County Commissioners, Lincoln County, Idaho, the N 07º49'13” E 74.61 feet; thence OWNER, will be accepting separate sealed Bids for the 2011 N 13º25'38” W 128.11 feet; thence Lincoln County Fairground Rodeo Arena Bleacher Project at the N 16º45'56” W 95.75 feet; thence County Courthouse, located at 111 West “B” Street, Shoshone, N 55º00'18” W 42.11 feet; thence Idaho 83352 until 2:00 P.M., prevailing local time, on February N 17º28'38” W 128.11 feet; thence 7, 2011. Bid proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud at N 31º29'09” W 48.11 feet; thence 2:00 P.M. in the Commissioners' meeting room of the Lincoln N 47º24'21” W 110.46 feet; thence County Courthouse on February 7, 2011. N 36º58'50” W 100.08 feet; thence The project consists of the following: N 31º37'27” W 152.37 feet; thence Demolition, cleanup and removal of existing bleachers. N 55º05'59” W 89.02 feet; thence Delivery and setup of new rodeo arena bleachers. N 22º51'09” W 58.21 feet; thence Complete concrete work for the bleacher project. N 0º27'02” W 66.41 feet; thence The Instructions to Bidders and Form of Bid Bond may be N 32º04'54” W 127.11 feet; thence examined and/or obtained at the following location: N 23º23'26” W 35.13 feet; thence The Clerk's Office of the Lincoln County Courthouse, 111 N 2º14'19” E 61.92 feet thence West “B” Street, Shoshone, ID 83352 BABYSITTER NEEDED The Owner reserves the right to waive any informality or to reject Exp. wanted for 2 toddlers. 16+, pay N 14º46'50” W 55.61 feet; thence neg. In Jerome, 509-310-9509 N 40º43'49” W 106.52 feet; thence any or all Bid Proposals. Each Bidder must deposit with his Bid N 37º49'13” W 119.54 feet; thence Proposal, security in the amount, form and subject to the N 46º03'58” W 88.43 feet; thence conditions provided in the Instruction to Bidders. No Bidder may N 71º35'25” W 101.75 feet; thence withdraw his Bid within forty-five (45) days after the date of the N 46º32'57” W 133.88 feet; thence opening thereof. An Idaho Public Works License will be required N 15º34'13” W 69.32 feet; thence for this project. N 18º22'56” W 109.48 feet to the west boundary of the SE¼NW¼ of said Section 25; thence Dated this 7th day of January, 2011 Along the west boundary N 0º02'55” W 536.05 feet to the northwest corner of said SE¼NW¼; Jerry Nance, Commissioner Lincoln County, Idaho thence EMPLOYMENT Along the west boundary of the NE¼NW¼ of said Section 25, N 0º02'55” W 1318.46 feet to the PUBLISH: January 12 and 19, 2011 northwest corner of said NE¼NW¼; thence Along the north boundary of Section 25, S 88º44'51” E 1324.36 feet to the north ¼ corner of said Section 25; thence Continuing along the north boundary of said Section 25, S 88º44'51” E 2648.72 feet to the Real Point of Beginning. Containing approximately 671.75 acres NON-FEDERAL EXCHANGE PARCEL 3 Sheep Bridge Parcel HIRE STUDENTS TO Boise Meridian, Idaho WORK FOR YOU! T. 1 S., R. 17 E., Our Dependable, Honest, Diligent, Friendly Students Section: 13 Portion of the SE¼SE¼ (55.00 acres) are available to work for you Section: 24 NE¼NE¼ (40.00 acres) after school & weekends. Portion of the NW¼NE¼ (22.00 acres) Magic Valley High School T. 1 S., R. 18 E., Contact David Brown Section: 18 Portions of the SE¼SW¼, SW¼SE¼, Lot 4 (75.41 acres) Cell 293-2062 Section: 19 NW¼NE¼, NE¼NW¼, Lot 1 (114.47 acres) School 733-8823 Being more particularly described as follows: A parcel of land located within Sections 13 and 24, Township 1 South, Range 17 East, Boise Meridian, Blaine County, Idaho and also within Sections 18 and 19, Township 1 South, Range 18 PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE East, Boise Meridian, Blaine County, Idaho, and more particularly described as follows: Federal Employment information Commencing at a brass cap marking the One Quarter Corner common to said Section 18 and 19, is free. Remember, no one can from which point the northwest corner of said Section 19 bears South 89°35'52" West 2,478.84 promise you a federal job. For free information about feet; thence federal jobs. North 89°38'46" East 1,331.67 feet along the north boundary of said Section 19 to an aluminum cap Call Career America Connection marking the northeast corner of the NW1/4NE1/4, Section 19, which point is the Real Point of 478-757-3000 Beginning; thence South 0°11'50" East 1,311.76 feet along the east boundary of said NW1/4NE1/4, Section 19 to an aluminum cap marking the southeast corner of said of said NW1/4NE1/4, Section 19; thence South 89°29'31" West, 1,325.15 feet along the south boundary of said NW1/4NE1/4, Section 19, to an aluminum cap marking the southwest corner of said NW1/4NE1/4, Section 19; thence South 89°28'02" West, 2,473.88 feet along the south boundary of the N1/2NW1/4 to an aluminum ACCOUNTING cap marking the southwest corner of said N1/2NW1/4, Section 19; thence Local Trucking/Logistics Company South 88°33'38" West 2,227.48 feet along the south boundary of the N1/2NE1/4, said Section 24; looking for full time accounts thence payable clerk. Should have Quick- aNNOUNCEMENTS books, excel, and prior A/P experi- North 11°07'50" East 324.91 feet; thence ence. Please Email Resume to North 78°52'10" West 100.00 feet; thence [email protected] or fax 324-1279 North 11°07'50" East 250.00 feet; thence South 78°52'10" East 100.00 feet; thence North 11°07'50" East 2,225.80 feet to a point on the southerly boundary of Idaho State Highway No. 20, thence Have you forgotten to The following five courses and distances along the southerly boundary of said Idaho pickup your birthday CLERICAL State Highway No. 20 to an aluminum cap, FOUND BACKCOUNTRY PACK photos? We have some FT Data Entry Billing position, South 79°18'56" East 345.39 feet; thence w/avalanche equipment. Jan 1 photos we are sure you must have computer and 10-key North 61°30'28" East 221.48 feet; thence near Baker Creek. 208-788-5506 don't want us to toss. knowledge and work independent- South 79°19'06" East 2,565.58 feet; thence ly. Work schedule is Sun – Thurs FOUND CAT on Larkspur. Gray and These can be picked up South 79°19'09" East 2,330.08 feet; thence white, very friendly and loving. 11:00 am start time. Apply in per- South 45°58'28" East 185.05 feet; thence 208-733-1019 at The Times-News son @ Independent Meat 733- Classified Dept. 0980 and contact Darla. South 0°24'42" East 351.20 feet along the east boundary of the SW1/4SE1/4 of said Section 18 to FOUND German Shepherd mix in EOE/ Drug Free Workplace the Point of Beginning. Heyburn. Female, 9 mo-1 year, very Containing approximately 306.88 acres, together with appurtenant water right Nos. 37-26 & 37-27. sweet, needs home. 503-360-3912 CLERICAL TOTAL ACREAGE: 1,299 acres, more or less NEW POSITION! We are LOST Cockatiel bird, 16 yrs old, The United States owns the mineral estate in the non-Federal Cowcatcher Ridge (except for about looking for an energetic, grey, yellow head, orange cheeks, well rounded individual to fill a 72 acres) and Sheep Bridge parcels described above by virtue of prior patent reservations. The wanted dead or alive. In Twin Falls FT Office/Warehouse mineral estate associated with the non-Federal Square Lake parcel is privately owned and would area. Reward. 734-4996/208-720- Assistant position. be conveyed to the United States in the exchange. 2853 or 734-8080 ask for Jenny. Both the Federal and non-Federal lands would be conveyed subject to known valid and existing Pregnant? Worried? Requires: 2 years Customer Ser- LOST German Shepherd, 3 year old Free Pregnancy Tests vice, Administration, and/or rights and encumbrances of record. Subject to limitations prescribed by law and regulation, prior female, from the Malta/Declo area. Confidential Warehouse experience; Strong to patent issuance, a holder of any right-of-way within the Federal land may be given the Lost Dec 19th. Reward of $100. 208-734-7472 knowledge of MS Office; Ability opportunity to convert their right-of-way to an easement or to amend the right-of-way for Contact Steve at 208-731-4453. to multi-task, learn quickly, han- conversion to a new term, including perpetuity, if applicable. dle stress well, and stay fo- LOST Yellow Lab, male, neutered, cused in a fast-paced, innova- The exchange proposal is in conformance with the BLM's land use plans for the Shoshone Field family dog, 95 lbs, mole on cheek. tive environment; Must be de- Office. The Federal lands have been identified as suitable for disposal by exchange in the Sun Lost on Dec. 28 in Parks subdivi- pendable, honest, organized Valley Management Framework Plan (MFP), as amended, and the non-Federal lands meet sion in Twin Falls. If found please Bankruptcy & Debt Counseling and possess a strong work eth- call 731-3463 reward!! Free ½ hr consultation. Competitive ic; Must have valid Driver's Li- acquisition criteria specified in this plan as well as the Magic MFP and the Bennett Hills / cense and be able to lift 50+ lbs. Rates. We are a debt relief agency. Timmerman Hills MFP. The objectives of the exchange are to: (1) consolidate public and private MISSING Blue Australian Shepherd, We help people file for bankruptcy Wage DOE & Benefits available land ownership patterns for more effective and efficient management and reduce conflicts between female, from home at 3 miles relief under the bankruptcy code. south Jerome. Needs meds, after 90 days. Apply at Federal land uses and private property; (2) resolve an inadvertent trespass; and (3) protect and May, Browning & May www.starwestsatellite.net. enhance wildlife and riparian values, including BLM sensitive species habitat. please call with any info 316-1848. 208-733-7180 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Classifieds 3 WATER MANAGMENT SKILLED DRIVER GENERAL GOVERNMENT MECHANIC Snyder Mechanical has openings for Opportunity for Long Haul Truck Big Wood Canal Company and Exp'd diesel truck and heavy equip Now Hiring! American Falls Reservoir District Journeyman Plumbers, Sheet Drivers seeking permanent mechanic. Own tools required. PLANT MANAGER - No. 2 are seeking a qualified appli- Metal Workers, Welders, & Pipe employment with established 299 Addison Ave. W, Twin Falls Local food processor cant for the position of Water Fitters in Elko, NV and surround- growing company. Class A CDL Drug Free Workplace LOGISTIC SPECIALIST - master. Position requires public ing areas. Minimum 5 years expe- & 2 yrs exp mandatory. Gooding relations skill, computer and su- rience in respective trade. Strong 208-734-9062 Mon-Fri SKILLED BOOKEEPER pervisory experience. Benefits in- dedication to safety. MSHA certi- The City of Twin Falls is now hiring MECHANIC – HEAVY EQUIP. clude insurance, vacation & retire- We're Jayco, a respected leader fied. Possess strong knowledge/ DRIVER for the position of PUBLIC CDL-A ment. Salary $30,000 plus D.O.E. in the recreational vehicle in- skills in commercial/industrial con- School Bus Drivers Wanted WORKS OPERATOR - For details and to apply: Must be willing to relocate to the dustry for over 40 years. We struction. Please send resumes to: Western States Bus STREETS. Apply immediately! www.personnelinc.com Shoshone area. have production openings at [email protected] or Call 208-733-8003 The job description and employ- our Twin Falls manufacturing Contact Big Wood Canal Co. at 775-738 5344. Pay DOE. ment application are available at facility. GENERAL 409 N. Apple St. Shoshone, ID www.tfid.org. For additional 83352 or Call 208-886-2331 for a Applicants must be able to use a TRAVEL, WORK, PARTY, PLAY! information contact the Human variety of hand and power tools 50 States. Play in Vegas, Hang in complete application packet. Resource Office at (208) 735-7268 Applications close Jan 19, 2011. such as drills, nailers, staplers, LA, Jet to New York! Hiring 18-24 The position closes January 19. routers, etc. in a fast paced en- Girls/Guys. $400-$800 Weekly vironment requiring bending, Paid Expenses. Are You Energetic The City of Twin Falls is an Equal stopping and lifting. RV or other & Fun? Call 877-259-6983 DRIVER CLASSIFIEDS Opportunity Employer. related manufacturing experi- Drug Free Workplace. 3-5 yrs experience. It pays to read the fine print! ence is desirable. Knowledge Loader & side dump only. Call the Times-News to place of blueprints or a construction/ Call 208-324-9256 lv. msg. your ad 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT manufacturing background is a Are you responsible, caring & like plus. Jayco offers competitive wages Now hiring for: being relied upon? To be paid to socialize, cook, clean & help the and a comprehensive benefits DRIVERS Welders 6G cert Drivers needed in Paul elderly & disabled remain at home. package including health, life, Warehouse shipping&receiving dental, and disability insurance; Hiring qualified drivers with Call 293-2775 Machine Operators Gooding & Burley area. an attractive 401(k) retirement at least two years of plan; tax free health and depen- Warehouse Production The City of Twin Falls is now hir- experience required. GENERAL ing for the position of METER dent care reimbursement ac- counts; employee product pur- FT Seasonal positions. Employment Services Specialist READER ¾ PART TIME. Apply To apply visit our website needed to place and support per- If interested call 208-736-4908 chase discounts and more. or apply in person at 621 Blue immediately! The job description www.transystemsllc.com sons with disabilities in employ- and employment application are For confidential consideration ment settings. Full-time, $10.45/hr Lakes Blvd N. in Twin Falls. or contact: Bill Rogers available at www.tfid.org. apply in person between 7:00 with appropriate experience and For additional information contact a.m. & 3:00 p.m. at Jayco, Inc. 208-308-3051 education. Excellent benefits avail- the Human Resource Office at 511 Hankins Road South, able. Stop by MVRS, 484 East- is hiring for: (208) 735-7268. Twin Falls or by e-mail land Drive South, Twin Falls for The position closes January 21. ([email protected]) an application today or call 208- RN OR Lead (FT) or by fax (574-825-6037) 734-4112. RN Acute Care (FT) The City of Twin Falls is an Equal or by US Mail 511 Hankins Rd MVRS is an EEO employer. Opportunity Employer. South, Kimberly, ID 83341 Requires pre-payment For a complete listing of our Drug Free Workplace. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE prior to publication. Major credit/ VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: DRIVER debit cards, and cash accepted. jobs and application procedures please visit www.jayco.com 733-0931 ext. 2 Times-News Equal Opportunity Employer www.stbenshospital.com 709 Lincoln Ave. FINANCIAL Revised Prospectus for IDFG Units 39 Jerome, ID 83338 and 43. Outfitted opportunity, appli- DRIVER EOE cations are being accepted by all inter- Clear Springs Foods, Inc. is accepting applications for a relief ested parties. Completed application long haul driver. This position entails replacing full-time FARM MANAGER (8 copies) must be received by the Fairfield Ranger District, drivers during their vacations, shuttling equipment to and from Standlee Hay Company is looking MEDICAL for an enthusiastic, self-motivat- Wynwood of Twin Falls is currently Attn: Ann Frost, PO Box 189, repair agencies and performing various work in the ware- ed and goal-orientated individu- seeking both FT/PT resident Fairfield, ID 83327 house operations. Ability to pass a drug test is mandatory. al to join our team. This individ- care associates with CNA to join by 4:30 p.m. on February 26, 2011 The Amalgamated Sugar Company, Excellent benefit package provided. ual will directly supervise and our team. Resident Care Asso- ciates provide assistance with ac- LLC at the Paul Factory is taking If you possess a Commercial Drivers License (Class A), have coordinate the activities of agri- bids on office cleaning. cultural workers along with plan- tivities of daily living including; an experienced background in the operation of a class eight dressing, bathing, etc. A good The work will be detailed in a bid ning, directing, and coordinating package which can be picked up vehicle, apply today. Interested candidates must complete the planting, watering and har- RCA candidate would have good or mailed by contacting an application. Please call 208-543-3428 with questions. vesting of crops at our Buhl lo- customer service skills and be Ivan Reynolds at Clear Springs Foods, Inc. - Processing Operations cation. positive and upbeat. Med-Pass SALES 1-208-438-2115 ext. 3052. The successful candidate should strongly desired. Apply in person, Enjoy the mall? Love to talk? 1579-A Clear Lakes Road - Buhl, Idaho 83316 There will be a walk-through done possess excellent verbal and no phone calls at: We have the job for you! An Employee-Owned Company and all bids will be turned in by written communications skills, 1367 Locust St. N Twin Falls. Fast growing company needs AA/EOE/M/F/D/V effective time management and sales people who are looking to Jan. 14, 2011. organizational skills, the ability MEDICAL build a future. Are you up to it? to formulate policies, manage Mgmt/FT/PT - $12-$14+ per hour. Wynwood of Twin Falls seeks to EDUCATION MEDICAL daily operations, and plan the Apply today! use of materials and human re- find a PT LPN who has resident [email protected] centered approach with strong sources. Candidates should or Green Tea Store, PO Box 639 Family Health Services has an opening for an LPN to work in time management skills. Re- have three to five years of farm Pocatello, ID 83204 our Twin Falls Clinic. This full-time position provides support management experience. sponsibilities include: assessing for general patient care and education. Applicants must be residents, providing clinical sup- SALES graduates of an accredited nursing program and have or be We offer a competitive salary, port to resident care associates, and responsiveness to resident Jerome Peterbilt is now accepting able to obtain an Idaho State license and CPR certification. 6 housing and an excellent bene- applications for FT Outside Parts fits package which includes and family health related con- months experience preferred. Bilingual Spanish skills are re- cerns. Assisted living experi- Sales Position. Exp. pref. but not CLASSIFIEDS medical, dental, vision, paid hol- req. Aggressive pay plan will DOE. quired for this position. idays, sick leave and vacation. ence desired, but not required. It pays to read the fine print! Please email resumes to Please apply in person, no Call the Times-News to place phone calls at: [email protected] or bring Family Health Services offers competitive wages and a full To apply, send a cover letter and your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 resume to: 1367 Locust Street N Twin Falls them to 302 E Frontage Rd N, range of benefits including health insurance, short and long- Jerome, Idaho 83338. term disability, life insurance, PTO, holiday pay and 401(k) re- Standlee Hay Company tirement. Attn: Teresa Gerrard 826 S 1700 E REAL eSTATE Eden, Idaho 83325 WWW.MAGIC Applications for this position will be accepted through Or apply online at Wednesday, January 19th, 2011. www.standleehay.com VALLEY.COM/ RV TECHNICIAN Applicants may fill out an application on-line at www.fhsid.org Must have 4 years+ exp, own tools or email a cover letter and resume to [email protected] including RV specific tools, and be CLASSIFIEDS personable. Flat rate hourly com- pensation. Please send resume Family Health Services w/job history & refs. to: HR Department PM #91944 PO Box 548 PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE 794 Eastland Drive LAW ENFORCEMENT Twin Falls, ID 83301 Selling Property? Twin Falls, Id 83301 CITY OF BUHL Don't pay any fees until it's sold. EOE/Drug Free Workplace Buhl Police Department For free information about Certified or Certifiable Officers Times-News avoiding time share and real estate scams, write to: The Buhl Police Department is accepting applications from Jan- Classifieds Federal Trade Commission, uary 10, 2011 through January 24, 2011 for certified or certi- Washington, D.C. 20580 or call h is is a GREAT way to earn fiable Police Officers. This position is temporary to fill a va- 208-733-0931 ext. 2 the National Fraud Information cancy while one of our Officers is deployed to Iraq. 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TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS OPEN SATURDAY 12 2 PM!!! 735 3346 735 3346 735 3346 GENERAL Paintbrush Dr. Julie Lane E. 9th St. Family Health Services has openings for the following Alderwood Ave. Bitterroot Dr. E. 3rd St. positions: 2330 STADIUM BLVD Wildrush Cir. Woodriver Dr. Overland Ave. $149,900 Complete renovation! Ironwood Ave. Sawtooth Blvd. Hiland Ave. Medical Receptionist to work in our Burley and Rupert Clinics. This full time position provides basic office support $2000 allowance for appliances. BURLEY for the clinic. Answer phones and direct calls, schedule TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS 735 3302 appointments, greet and assist patients. Perform basic office OPEN SATURDAY 2 4 PM!!! 735 3346 735 3346 clerical work. Maintain patient records. Six months prior medical office experience is required. Bilingual Spanish skills required. 2108 STADIUM BLVD Main St. Main St. Occidental Lake St. Dental Receptionist to work in our Twin Falls Dental Clinic. $186,500 Gorgeous home on large lot. Adell Overland This full time position provides basic office support for the Adams St. Yakima Railroad Ave. clinic. Answer phones and direct calls, schedule appoint- Great neighborhood. Ash St. Fair W. 5th St. ments, greet and assist patients. Perform basic office clerical work. Maintain patient records. Six months prior relevant BURLEY office experience is required. Bilingual Spanish skills 3431 E 3839 N KIMBERLY FILER 735 3302 preferred, but not required for this position. (Moonlight Dr) 735 3302 735 3241 $773,000 Stunning & Unique. Call to view this Family Health Services offers competitive wages and a full Aspenwood Lane Motor Route range of benefits including health insurance, short and amazing home on an acre in prime location. 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MLS#98451910 Email: [email protected] New paint Call Mark Jones Beautiful backyard Call Mark Jones Quality, well kept Call Mark Jones owners use Call Mark Jones www.rjrealty.com New fl ooring 308 3030 Many upgrades! 308 3030 Large patio 308 3030 308 3030 For more information call: $245,000 Rec#333 $99,900 REC#110 1 888 233 4744 Enter Rec# $159,000 REC#159 $437,000 REC#325 Classifieds 4 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Do-It-Yourself Ideas EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin or an intention to make any such Sequoia Chaise preference limitation or discrimination. “Familial status Nothing beats a peaceful afternoon spent relaxing in includes children under the age of the shade, and this do-it-yourself chaise lounge is 18 living with parents or legal ideal for outdoor napping. Designed with comfort in custodian; pregnant women and mind, this classic redwood chaise features wheels for people securing custody or children under 18, mobility and an adjustable back. The chaise fits a standard 22-inch-by-72-inch pad This newspaper will not (available at home centers), which is supported by knowingly accept any advertising rope woven through the frame. An option using slats for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are instead of rope is also provided. hereby informed that all dwellings The completed chaise measures 78 inches long by advertised in this newspaper are Today is Wednesday, 32 inches wide. available on an equal opportunity Jan. 12, the 12th day of 2011. The plan includes step-by-step directions with basis. To complain of There are 353 days left in the drawings and photos, full-size traceable patterns and discrimination call HUD Toll-free telephone number at 800-669- WHO can help YOU year. a materials list and cutting schedule. TWIN FALLS Sale, lease or rent 9777. The Toll-free telephone 3 bdrm., 2 bath, 2.5 acres, sell your property? Today’s Highlight: Sequoia Chaise plan (No. 174) . . . $8.95 number for the hearing impaired pasture, shop, country living Classifieds Can! is 800-927-8275. at a great deal. Owner willing to 208-733-0931 ext. 2 On Jan. 12, 2010, Haiti Chaise Lounges Package (No. C98) be creative. Lease payments [email protected] was struck by a magnitude- can vary depending on Four projects incl. 174 . . . $20.95 contract & down payment. 7 earthquake, killing as Please add $4.00 s&h Call Bill 801-726-4564. RENTAL PROPERTIES many as 300,000 residents Call for a free catalog. and leaving over 1.5 million people homeless. To order, circle item(s), Please be sure to clip & send w/ check to: include your name, U-Bild Features address and the name of FILER 2.5 acre pasture w/irrigation. TODAY IN 3800 Oceanic Dr., Ste. 107 this newspaper. Allow Private area, mature trees. Well & power. $60,000. Will consider all Oceanside, CA 92056 1-2 weeks for delivery. WWW.MAGIC offers. 208-731-9768. CLASSIFIEDS HISTORY It pays to read the fine print. Or call (800) 82-U-BILD VALLEY.COM/ Call the Times-News to place u-bild.com your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 On this date: Money Back Guarantee CLASSIFIEDS In 1773, the first public museum in America was TWIN FALLS organized, in Charleston, S.C. In 1915, the U.S. House of There’s no place like ALBION 4 bdrm., 2 bath new home. Wood floors, woodstove, dbl Representatives rejected, garage, sprinklers, beautiful views. 204-174, a constitutional 1st mo. free. $895 mo. 430-6430. amendment giving women Magic Valley Homes for real estate at BUHL 3 bdrm, 1½ bath, W/D Ground level entrance at both the right to vote. hookups, $600 month + $500 dep front and rear on 100 Block of 212 7th Ave S. 208-404-1243 In 1932, Hattie W. Main Ave. East in Twin Falls. Caraway became the first Ample parking in rear of building. BURLEY 3 bdrm, 2 bath, attached Great foot traffic. Approx. 9000 garage. Idaho Housing Approved. woman elected to the U.S. sq. ft. situated on three levels. Available approx Dec. 1st. $850 Senate, after serving out the Lease or purchase. month + deposit. 909-881-2045 magicvalley.com Available April 1, 2011. Call for remainder of the term of her further details, 208-320-3920 BURLEY Rent to own 1800 sq. ft. late husband, Thaddeus. mfg home, city lot, 3 bdrm, 2 bath. TWIN FALLS mfg home, 3 bdrm, 2 In 1948, the Supreme bath. Court ruled that state law PAUL mfg home, 3 bdrm, 2 bath. 208-324-0020 schools could not discrimi- nate against applicants on FILER 2 bdrm., 1 bath duplex. Garage, DW, fenced yard, $600 the basis of race. mo. + $600 dep. No smoking. Pets In 1959, Berry Gordy Jr. negotiable. 208-308-7606. founded Motown Records (originally Tamla Records) in Detroit. In 1966, President Lyndon B. Johnson said in his State of the Union address that the U.S. should stay in South Vietnam until Communist aggression GOODING 2 bdrm, 1 bath, all appls, there was ended. oak floors, bsm't, no smoking. In 1969, the New York $575 mo. 210 Michigan. 886-2636 Jets of the American HAZELTON Small 2 bdrm, $400 Football League upset the month + $100 deposit. Baltimore Colts of the 208-731-0665 National Football League GEM STATE ROOFING HOLLISTER 3 bdrm, garage, most pets ok, $595 + utilities. 16-7 in Super Bowl III, PROTECTING THE EXTERIOR OF Call 208-539-9950 played at the Orange Bowl in HOMES FOR OVER 25 YEARS HOMES FOR RENT Miami. All Types of Roof Systems 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms. In 1971, the groundbreak- All over the Magic Valley~329-0075 ing situation comedy “All in • Windows • Siding • Insulation JEROME 1 bdrm., 620 East C. the Family’’ premiered on FREE ESTIMATES Possible rent to own, references. No pets. 324-2834 or 539-2836. CBS television. Public Works License • Commercial & Residential • Lic# RCE549 In 1986, the shuttle JEROME 2 bdrm, 1 bath in the Columbia blasted off with a country, $525 mo. + $450 dep. 736-9437 Water/trash/electric incl. 324-2154 crew that included the first Hispanic-American in JEROME 2 bdrm, 1 bath, dining room, appls incl., $650 mo + $500 space, Dr. Franklin R. $15.00 Value APRIC T LANE dep. 731-6712 Chang-Diaz. Minimum 4 hours of cleaning JEROME 2 bdrm, 2333 S. Lincoln. In 2000, the U.S. Regularly $60.00 $400 mo. Heat pump, references, Supreme Court gave police Quality Used Home Furnishings & Consignments no pets. 324-2834 or 539-2836 With this coupon $45.00 broad authority to stop and New Clients Only / One Per Household Consignments, Gently Used Furniture JEROME 3 bdrm, 2 bath mobile question people who run at homes. $550-$650. No pets. Long The areas' reliable white glove cleaning service! AAnd Home Decor, Antiques term. 324-8903 or 208-788-2817 the sight of an officer. Guaranteed Satisfaction—Bonded & Insured Ten years ago: The U.S. Ebay Services And More JEROME 3 bdrm., 400 East F. Refs. Commission on Civil Rights Twin Falls/Jerome Burley Garage, gas, no pets. Call 208-324-2834 or 539-2836. concluded a two-day hear- 736-6200 677-3300 208-734-2058 ing on Florida’s 2000 presi- 126 2nd Ave. S. • Twin Falls, ID 83301 JEROME 4 bdrm., 2½ bath, large www.maidsource.net kitchen, dining room & front room. [email protected] dential election, with mem- Vaulted ceilings, 3 car garage, bers accusing Secretary of corals, avail. Jan 10th. $950 mo. Call 539-6382 or 420-7041. State Katherine Harris of presiding over a “disaster’’ KIMBERLY 3 bdrm, 1 bath, lg yard, all appliances, incl. W/D, water/ and trying to shift blame to garbage pd. $750 mo. + Deposit & others. William Hewlett, Fees. 208-293-4520 co-founder of Hewlett- $ KIMBERLY 3362 A Addison Ave. E. Packard Co., died in Palo 5.00 OFF on Repairs 2 bdrm farm house on 1 acre for $ rent. No smoking/pets. New elec- Alto, Calif., at age 87. 10.00 OFF on Replacements tric heat pump. $650 month + Five years ago: Mehmet when you mention this ad $650 deposit. Steve 208-733-8301 Ali Agca the Turkish gun- Expires Jan. 31, 2011 man who’d shot Pope John 2359 Overland Ave ~ Burley KIMBERLY 734-4334 burley.novusglass.com 678-3309 5 Bedroom House Paul II in 1981, was released 337 Madison St. E. from an Istanbul prison $795 Pets Negotiable GRILL SPECIALS!!! after serving more than 25 KIMBERLY Single wide, 3 bedroom. years in Italy and Turkey for $400 month + deposit. the plot against the pontiff Call 208-423-5590. Salmon River Steelhead Fishing and the slaying of a Turkish RUPERT 3 bedroom, 1 bath, central journalist. A stampede air. NO PETS. NO SMOKING. YOUR BUSINESS CARD **Dates Available for Spring 2011** $600/mo. $600 dep. Call 312-4353 broke out during the Islamic Trips include food lodging and jet boat guiding hajj pilgrimage in Saudi SHOSHONE 3+ bdrm, 1 bath, home COULD BE HERE! $600/mo. + $600 dep. Exc. refs. Arabia, killing 363 people. Arctic Creek Lodge is Idaho’s jet boat connection 208-720-2240 lv. msg. Supreme Court nominee for Salmon River Steelhead Fishing SHOSHONE Clean & Quiet 4 bdrm, Samuel Alito completed 1 bath. No smoking. Refs req. four days of testimony at his Call Jim at (208) 756-1657 $600/mo + dep. 510 W 4th St. Senate confirmation hear- Call Today and Be Seen! 208-539-9792 Leave the work to us! ing. www.arcticcreeklodge.com Can’t Make One year ago: U.S. and Mexican authorities It Into announced the capture of alleged drug kingpin Buy 3 weeks at $125 and get the 4th week FREE! Our Office? Teodoro Garcia Simental, Your business card will run Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Fax Us Your known as “El Teo.” in Print and Online for 30 days! Classified Times-News Ad! Classifieds CALL 208-733-0931 ext.2 TODAY! (208) 734-5538 208-733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Classifieds 5 DEAR ABBY: When I was 12, my cousin “Larry” gave me a hallucinogen-laced SHOSHONE 4 bdrm, 1 bath, $650. BURLEY 1 bdrm apt with stove & candy bar and raped me. I 4 bdrm, 2½ bath, 2 car garage, refrig. $325 mo. + $100 dep. 501 struggled with depression $775. 2 bdrm apt, $425. 886 2636 Hiland. 208 678 1707 or 670 2609 and anxiety during all of my SHOSHONE Rental houses in town BURLEY 1250 Burton Ave. Apt #3. or country, 1-6 bedroom, starting 2 bdrm, no pets. $450 month + teenage and young adult at $295. 208 308 2941 $200 deposit. 208 436 9774 years. The herpes I got from SHOSHONE Small 1 bdrm house, BURLEY Great location (2) 2 bdrm him left me with lifelong $380/mo. + $500 dep. Exc. refs units, hardwood floors, 2 entrances, issues. only. Call 208 720 2240 lv. msg. laundry, $375-$400. 431 9628 With the support of TWIN FALLS '06 3 bdrm., 2 bath. BURLEY Large 1 bdrm apt located Fenced yd. 1404 sq. ft. $850 mo. + at 1931 W. Main. $325 month + Survivors of Incest $150 deposit. 208 312 7250 Anonymous (SIA) and a $850 dep. Call Melisa 734 7935. therapist, I was eventually TWIN FALLS 1 bedroom, 1 bath, BURLEY Norman Manor Apts $350 month. 1 & 2 bdrms, $375-$400 + dep. able to process the terrible 208 420 5170 Clean or new carpet & paint. Laundry & off street parking. repressed memories. My TWIN FALLS ½ off 1st mos rent & journey of recovery and dep. $550 + $550 dep. Pet ok. Sm Office hours 2 5pm, Mon Fri 3 bdrm., 1 bath. Call 212 1678. Other hours call for appt. healing includes living with 208 678 7438 ~ 1361 Parke Ave healthy boundaries — so TWIN FALLS 1950 9th Ave E. 3 bdrm., 1.5 bath. No pets/smoking. when my father died, I made $800 mo. + dep. 208 884 5235 BURLEY RIVERVIEW APTS ✱✱✱NEW YEAR SPECIAL✱✱✱ it known that Larry was not TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm ½ mi CSI new- 2 bdrm units now avail. Nice welcome at the funeral. My ly renovated, W/D, AC, off street views, spacious, appls included, parking, fenced yd $585. 420 6628 W/D hookups, covered parking, cousin “Janet” was very private patio & tot lot. upset by my choice. She has TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm Townhouse 208 878 4488. Stove & refrig included. $495/mo + been ignoring me since. I am $400 dep. No pets. 208 948 9401 hurt by her behavior,but not BURLEY Very nice 1 & 2 bdrm apt TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath, no with garage, excellent location. devastated. pets, $550 + $300 deposit. Call 208 431 1643 or 678 3216 Abby, I’d appreciate your Call 208 212 1678 printing this letter to TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, kitchen appls, Classified Department encourage other survivors so no smoking/pets. $500 month. 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No smoking/ pets. $995 mo+dep. 208 954 2180 733 E. 22 Street ABBY Burley, ID 83318 TWIN FALLS 5 bdrm, 2 bath, Jeanne kitchen appls, garage, fireplace 678 9429 sprinklers, no smoking. $912 1st yr. Phillips http://steelmgt.com 208 735 0473 TWIN FALLS 6 bedroom, 2 bath, Equal Opportunity Provider water paid, $800 month. DEAR SURVIVOR: 208 420 5170 GOODING 2 bdrm., 1 bath duplex. $475 mo. + $500 dep & utilities. You’re right, you don’t. And TWIN FALLS 604 Monte Vista Dr., No smoking/pets. Call 308 6804. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, no pets. $900 mo. because funerals are to com- + $500 dep. 320 0626 GOODING Large 3 bdrm, 1 bath, fort the living, and Cousin 1240 Blue Lakes Circle, 3 bdrm, newly remodeled, includes W/D, Larry’s presence would have $690 mo. + dep. 734 3039 DW, AC. Must see. $575 + dep. No pets/smoking. 208 410 7994 been upsetting, you were TWIN FALLS Clean 5 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 story, stove, refrig, no smoking, right to exclude him. pets neg, $850+ dep. 736 6008 HAZELTON Taking applications Survivors of Incest at Lake View Apts. Low income, TWIN FALLS Clean carpeted 2 farm labor housing. Anonymous, a 12-step pro- bdrm w/appls & fenced yard. $500 Call 208 829 5829 gram for persons 18 years or mo. 1816 Elizabeth. 733 6095 Equal Housing Provider older who have been victims TWIN FALLS Clean; #1 2 bdrm, of child sexual abuse, has bonus rm, deck, $750 includes all util. but elect. #2 Gas fireplace, of- Hear the quiet! been mentioned in my col- fice, family rm, garage, etc, appl. Laurel Park Apartments umn before. It has been suc- $685. No smoking. 208 734 3110 176 Maurice Street Twin Falls cessful in helping people 734 4195 TWIN FALLS Country home, 3 who were traumatized by bdrm., 2 bath, garage, water/ HEYBURN Brand new 3 bdrm childhood abuse become — lawn care. No pets/smoking. apt., granite counter tops, very as the name indicates — sur- $775 mo. + dep. Call 733 6269. nice, no smoking/pets. $625/ mo. + $500 dep. 801 726 6181 vivors. It offers assistance in TWIN FALLS Cute & clean! 3 bdrm, starting groups, a volunteer 2 bath, nice neighborhood, large JEROME 2 bdrm duplex, W/D corner lot, fenced yard. No smok- information and referral hookups, stove, refrig. Lease & ing/pets. 173 Seven Springs. $800 Refs. $400 mo. + dep. 324 4332 line, and also sells literature month. Call 208 421 0625. and a newsletter. Its website TWIN FALLS Elegant 3 bdrm, 2 JEROME is www.siawso.org. bath. Stony Brook home abuts hot Move in to 2011 at The Oaks & TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm apts & town JEROME Large 2 bdrm, 1 bath, spring. Fresh paint, new wood start living in affordable luxury. TWIN FALLS 2000 sq. ft. shop with homes, no smoking/pets. $595- $460 + utilities. office. For more information call floors, master suite, stainless steel 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car garage and $625. 208 539 6913 208 539 9950 appls, fireplace, deck, garage. much more for only $578 mo. 208 734 9288 or 208 421 2832. EAR ABBY: I am a 25- TWIN FALLS Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 $1100 mo. + util & sec dep. Move in this month & get TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm., 1 bath. No TWIN FALLS Blue Lakes Office year-old guy. Two years ago Call Mike at 208 749 1079. 1 month free! pets/smoking. $550 dep. + $550 bath, kitchen appls, lawn care, no smoking/pets. $875. 208 735 0473 Complex. From 200 yo 1300 sq. ft. I saw the cutest guy at work Call 208-324-6969 or stop by mo. Call 208 280 1327 all utils. incl., rent neg. 309 0365 TWIN FALLS Elegant 3 bdrm, 2 1911 N Kennedy St, Jerome, ID. I had ever seen. After finally bath, den, dining, hardwood, TWIN FALLS Very large, clean, 3 TWIN FALLS 2-3 bdrm. 1st month bdrm, 2 bath apt. One half blk to working up enough fenced yard, pet w/dep, $1195/mo. JEROME 143 N 10th. 208 481 0553 free w/year lease. W/D hookup, CSI. No pets. $650. Idaho Housing courage, I asked “Peter” to Nice, clean 3 bdrm, 1½ bath, $600. fenced backyard, no pets. For accepted. 320 7599 or 734 9704 TWIN FALLS Excellent NE location. 324 2744 or 420 1011 other specials call 208 734 6600. go out with me — as friends. TWIN FALLS We'll pay your utili TWIN FALLS Roommate wanted, Beautiful home. 3 bdrm, 1.5 bath. KIMBERLY 2 bdrm, 1½ bath, appli- The more I got to know him, Big family room in bsmt. $850 + TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 1 bath, car- ties!! 1-2 bdrm, close to CSI. W/D, 2 bdrms available. All utils + cable ances included, W/D hookup. No smoking. $475+ dep. 324 4332 paid. No pets. Call 208 736 4414. the harder I fell for him. dep. rent or rent to own. 420 0473 Call 208 423 4377 after 7pm. port, garage, appls, new carpet. Near Robert Stuart in the NW. TWIN FALLS Extra clean newly re- WENDELL Lovely 2 bdrm, 1 bath, Peter is quiet, intelligent, a KIMBERLY Clean 1 bedroom, partly $650/mo. Call 208 731 9268 modeled 2 bdrm, 14' wide mobile all appls. including W/D. No smok- perfect balance between furnished, $435/month + $250 de- w/foundation on quiet city lot, $385 ing, no pets. 208 720 7601 posit. Call 208 423 9650 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath du- introvert and extrovert. For + dep. No pets. Refs. 326 5887 plex, A/C, laundry room, new floor- lack of a better word, he is KIMBERLY Large, clean 1 bdrm ing, exc. cond. $700 + $400 dep. CALF SALE 4-H and FFA project. TWIN FALLS Great location, beauti- 1244 6th Ave E. No pets 358 5961 “distinctive” — unlike any ful 3 bdrm., 2 bath, 2 car garage, apt. $420 month + $250 Feb. 5 in Buhl. See calves online covered patio, full sprinklers, W/D deposit. Available now. 423 6792 www.ndsdesertsage.com person I have ever met. TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car 208 543 6180 hookups. No pets/smoking. $1000 RUPERT 2 bdrm apt. Major appls, garage home, $800. 2 bdrm, $450. TWIN FALLS AC, cable, WiFi, all Earlier this year he asked mo. + $1000 dep with 1 year W/D hookups. IHFA welcome. 3 bdrm, 1½ bath, gas/AC, fire- utils. Paid. Weekly/monthly rates. me to be his roommate. I lease. Call Chris 280 1175. $475 mo. + $400 dep. No pets. No place, $650. 208 280 2555 1341 Kimberly Rd. 208 733 6452. CONNECT WITH smoking. 208 358 0673 www.capriextendedstay.com was unsure if that was a TWIN FALLS NE area, 3 bdrm, 2 TWIN FALLS Brand new 2 bdrm, CUSTOMERS WHO NEED wise decision, knowing how bath, cul-de-sac, fireplace, no RUPERT/BURLEY 2 bdrm, 1 bath, 1 bath apts, $624-$680 Close to TWIN FALLS MOTEL YOUR SERVICE smoking/pets. 539 6563/731 9735 Daily and weekly rates. Quiet strongly I feel for him. I refrigerator & stove, $450 month + CSI campus. For more information Advertise in the Business $350 deposit. 670 5770 Call 208 735 1180. 208 733 8620. We are affordable! & Service Directory decided to do it, wondering TWIN FALLS New 3 bdrm., 2 bath, 2 car garage. Stove, refrig., DW, TWIN FALLS Clean 1 bdrm., 1 bath, TWIN FALLS Quiet, clean motel. 733 0931 ext. 2 whether Peter’s feelings for $850+ $400 dep. 283 Southwood TWIN FALLS all appls and utilities incl, no smok- Special Wkly $100~Mo. $375 + dep Ave. Call 280 3274 or 404 1977 “New” Falls Ave. Suites. ing/pets, 1 year lease. 731 4089 Microwave/refrig. No pets. 329 4647 me would strengthen as he Conveniently located. Close to LAYING HENS TWIN FALLS Newer 3 bdrm, 2 bath CSI & next to Fred Meyer. TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT All for sale. got to know me better st TWIN FALLS Clean, quiet 2 bdrm through our living arrange- home, ½ off 1 mo. No pets/smok- Free Utilities except electric upstairs apt. Kitchen appls, laun- utils paid, free cable & Internet. No Call 208 308 0611 ing. 460 Partridge. $875 mo. & wireless Internet dry facilities, carport. No smoking, dep. No credit check Pet ok. Start- ment. We have discussed 208 734 3843 2 bdrm apt. $550. 208 420 1301 no pets. 710 Washington N. #4. ing at $450. 731 5745 / 431 3796 our goals in life, and Peter TWIN FALLS Newer town home, 3 $550/mo. $550 dep. 208 731 4720 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car garage. $925 TWIN FALLS 1 & 2 bdrm, spotless, says he doesn’t want to be in mo. Fenced yard. 208 749 0145 fresh paint, no pets, close to CSI. TWIN FALLS Downtown 1 bdrm., a serious relationship until $425 & $495 month. 732 5408 $340 mo. + $350 dep. Furnished studio, quiet, 2nd floor, $310 + he reaches his 30s. (He’s my TWIN FALLS Nice 2 bedroom TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm, kitchen appls, $300 dep. No pets/smoking. duplex in quiet neighborhood. BURLEY 3 bdrm, 1½ bath, no pets, age.) That said, I have got- no smoking/pets, $375. Call 208 749 1336 $500 month + $350 deposit. W/D hookups, Garage, deck, http://steelmgt.com 208 735 0473 ten mixed signals. yrd, No pets. $650. 362 3933 TWIN FALLS Duplex by CSI, 2 214 471 0108 bdrm, 1 bath, new flooring/paint, HANSEN/KIMBERLY Clean 2 bdrm Abby, I am ready for a TWIN FALLS 1, 2, 3 & 5 Bedrooms W/D hookups, fenced yard. Appls, TWIN FALLS Nice 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Apts. & Houses. $250-$800. in country, DW, refrig, oven incl. relationship and I want it to water, lawn care included. $600 + stove, refrig, W/D, AC, dbl garage Various Locations. Pets neg. 423 4010 or 539 3106 be with him. Should I tell w/storage. $880 + $600 dep. No dep. 208 308 5085 Call for Details 734 4334 JEROME 424 W 5th, 2 bdrm, 1 bath GIVE YOUR HORSE A 2ND dogs. Avail 02/01. 208 731 1695 him how I feel? I worry that www.twinfallsrentals.com on large city lot, $500 mo. + $400 CHANCE. WANTED: Unwanted TWIN FALLS Honey Locust Ln, horses, ponies, mules and draft if I don’t say something TWIN FALLS Northeast Location $525. Spacious 2 Bdrm Apt. dep. 208 324 5516 or 404 4710 3 bdrm, 1.5 bath + office & garage. TWIN FALLS 1622 Filer Ave. E. horses. Call 208 539 1714 now, I may lose my chance 2 bdrm, 1 bath. No pets/smoking. Includes Water 734 4334 SHOSHONE 2 bdrm., mobile home, All appls, central heat & A/C, twinfallsrentals.com to someone else. fenced yard, auto sprinklers. Pets Free laundry. $575 + deposit. $420 a month, $420 security dep. HORSES: Give your horse away to neg. $895 + dep. 208 420 1804 Call 733 8676 or 539 4449 Call 208 886 7972. a great home. Beautiful 100 acres HEAD OVER HEELS TWIN FALLS Large clean 2 bdrm, 1 with food, rivers, and lakes, N of IN WISCONSIN TWIN FALLS 1st month free rent. bath, appls, fireplace, W/D hookup Bliss. Only trained horses, good WHO can help YOU rent your 2 bdrm, large walk-in closet, 2 full Dish/water/garbage pd. No smok- with children & healthy. 352 1200 DEAR HEAD OVER rental? Classifieds Can! baths, W/D, microwave, range, ing/pets. $600 mo. + $300 dep. HEELS: Remaining silent is 733 0931 ext. 2 stove, DW, garbage disposal, re- 734 5518 or 539 3558 SADDLES 14” seat, $200. 15” Blue Ridge, $500. 15”, $300. All padded not a solution to your prob- [email protected] frig, small pantry, central air/heat, TWIN FALLS 734 4334 no pets/smoking/drugs. $600 mo. TWIN FALLS Lg studio, semi fur- Retail/Office Spaces w/double cinch. Bridles, halters, lem. But neither is forcing + dep. 208 721 0590 nished, utils pd, no smoking, $475 Various Sizes & Locations leather chaps, saddle pads, horse +$300 dep. 208-B Borah 731 5745 blankets, canvas bags. Wood Peter into making a prema- TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath apt. stove, 6” triple wall, $300. TWIN FALLS Office Space avail at ture commitment he does- New paint & carpet, laundry on-site, TWIN FALLS Nice 2 bedroom Call 208 678 3389 no smoking/pets, $475/$475. the Twin Falls Airport. $250-$450 n’t feel he’s ready for. You duplex in quiet neighborhood. per month. Call 733 5920 208 539 4907. See at W/D hookups, Garage, deck, need to tell him your feel- TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT www.cuttingedgeproperties.biz ◆◆◆◆◆ WOW! ◆◆◆◆◆ yard, No pets. $650. 362 3933 TWIN FALLS Office space for rent, 625 sq. ft., 560 Filer. $600/mo, wa- ings without demanding a Weekly Payments O.K! TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath apt., ter & sanitation included. 736 8747 commitment from him to No Credit Checks No Deposit all appliances, $500 security dep. TWIN FALLS Small 2 bdrm. Base- $500 month. Close to Perrine ment with refrig., & stove. $400 + BLACK LAB Puppies, AKC regis- All Utilities Paid 60 Channel TWIN FALLS Office Space: Very determine if your feelings school. Call Joe at 420 4585. electric & dep. Call 208 948 5943 tered, dewclaws removed & 1st Cable Internet Free. reasonably priced. Great signage shots, $300. Dam's Sire NFC, FC, are in any way reciprocated. Pets O.K. Furnished Studios on high traffic, 1201 Falls Ave E. AFC. Call Brad 431 8595. Then you can decide On Site Laundry. 325 sq. ft. & 775 sq. ft., rent incl. TWIN FALLS Starting $550 mo. Get a Month Rent Free* utils.208 539 6563 / 208 731 9735 BLACK LAB puppies, AKC, 1st & whether or not you need to 731 5745 / 358 0085 / 431 8496 2nd shots. Chocolate Dam & Yel- move on. I can imagine few BURLEY/RUPERT Starting $450 TWIN FALLS Prime location near low Sire's family: FC, AFC, MH, mo. 731 5745 or 436 8383 corner of Eastland & Julie Lane. JH. $300. Call 208 934 5919. things more painful than Approx 2300 to 5000 sq. ft. avail. loving someone and having 733 2323 or 420 9195 BLACK LAB Purebred puppies. Old BURLEY/RUPERT Studios. All utili- style, big blocky heads, otter tails, to watch that person ties paid, free cable & Wi-Fi, pets 6 males, $100/each. 420 7108 become romantically ok. $300-$550 month. Move-in to- day! No deposit! No credit check! CHIHUAHUA Puppies 1st shots & involved with others. 436 8383 or 731 5745 dewormed, dewclaws removed, TWIN FALLS 2-3 booth beauty $100. Wendell 208 539 7038 salon or nail care shop. Good CHIHUAHUA Puppies, one female, location, willing to improve to suit two males, $150. 208 316 5908 or • Magic Valley’s NEWEST and NICEST tenant. $425/mo utils pd. 539 4907 Breaking news when it happens • 308 8558. No texting please. Spectacular View of the Canyon TWIN FALLS 3,600 sq. ft. next to • Resort Style Pool and Spa Muni Golf Course. Plenty of park- CHIHUAHUA Pups • ing, heated & air conditioned of- Purebred males, $125. Must sell. 24 Hour Fitness Center 208 531 4399 • Garages and Storage Units fice. Large garage door with elec- EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY tric opener. $1,250 per month with DACHSHUND Pups, 3 shots, de- magicvalley.com Call (208) 732-0400 *Half month free w/ 10-11mth lease. 1 year minimum lease. Call wormed, potty trained, $200. Can www.rivercrestapartmentcommunity.comw Full month free w/ 12-13 mth lease. 733 7175 or after 5pm, 734 5951. email pictures. Buhl. 405 973 6395 Classifieds 6 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME MISCELLANEOUS IF JANUARY 12 IS YOUR by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek BIRTHDAY: For the next Unscramble these four Jumbles, four weeks you will be more one letter to each square, HEAVY DUTY TRACTOR CHAINS JEROME Country Club Member- successful than usual in to form four ordinary words. Fit 8N or bigger. $250. ship: $300 + transfer fee. Call 208-961-0250. 208-539-4268 business and happiest when SCAIB SHOWCASES counter type (5). called upon to show off your ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES Lozier steel shelving, assorted financial expertise. You are Wanted old magazines, toys, wire racks, file cabinets & more. horse tack, Indian items, jewelry See at the Imagination Station at your best in professional ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. & quilts. Call 208-280-6533 10am-2pm weekdays. 734-2725 situations and might even SNOWBLOWER Walk behind, John put social affairs on the back POKKA BIRTHDAY PHOTOS Deere, paid $1000/sell for $500. burner until March. March Almost brand new. 733-0046 JOHN DEERE 410 E Backhoe Have you forgotten to pick-up is a great time to plan for a (extend a hoe) recent engine your birthday photos? We have overhaul by John Deere. some photos we are sure you TIRES 195/75RS14 mounted romantic weekend escape $34,900. Call 208-650-6514. don't want us to toss. studded snow tires on Camry or holiday. Try not to make These can be picked up at wheels, $145. 8” power ice SMUTTO The Times-News Classified Dept important decisions in late WANTED Plows 2, 3, 4 & 5 bottom auger, $150. New horse canvas cover, $30. KeroSun heater disks tandem or off set. Roller Har- April because your opti- new-in-box & 10 gallons of rows & Seed Cleaner. 312-3746 SUSAN'S ANTIQUES BUYING mism might overwhelm GOLD, SILVER & JEWELRY kerosene, $125. 208-324-2858 NEW BIBLE Jumble Books Go To: http://www.tyndale.com/jumble/ To: Go Books NEW BIBLE Jumble Call 208-734-9681 your common sense. VEENEL WANTED Tractors and other UT/ID/OR CONCEALED CARRY Romance might light up Now arrange the circled letters misc; repair/salvage/running. PERMIT CLASS *All Inclusive* Sat to form the surprise answer, as Bob, 208-312-3746 Jan 22, 9am-1pm ONLY $65 Other your life in June, but singles suggested by the above cartoon. Classes Avail. Call 435-757-1900 won’t meet a soul mate then, just a playmate. Answer here: “ ” DISHWASHER Whirpool Brand new, never used, black, retails for (Answers tomorrow) $500 will sell for $325. Did not fit in existing opening. Call 208-326- Jumbles: INLET COLON USEFUL HARDLY GATED PIPE 10” aluminum, 6120', AIR COMPRESSOR Towable, Le HOROSCOPE Yesterday’s 8667 or 208-308-6381. Answer: What Mom taught her children while grocery in good shape, $2.25/ft., also Roi, 185 CFM, John Deere, diesel, some 8" & 6". Call 208-308-1123 shopping — “SHELF” CONTROL GE DRYER 5 cycles, super capaci- 284 Actual Hours, like new. Jeraldine ty, white, excellent condition. $5900. Call 208-320-4058. $125. Call 208-423-4838. Saunders SAVE $300 on a brand new white 21' Frigidaire refrig, $450 w/ice, HAY $425 w/out. 733-8676 or 539-4449 FREE Pit Bull/Shepherd mix to a SHIH TZU Puppies, three adorable #1 Quality Hay, $7.25 per bale. BUYING Gold/Silver Jewlery, coins, ARIES (March 21-April good home. 9 month old male. males, shots, litter trained, $200 All Types Animal Feeds. bullion. Top prices paid. 19): Dressed in ambition 208-320-4885 each. 208-410-3583 Grown locally, Produced locally. 208-410-5787 or 208-316-0188 with nowhere to go. Provide Support your local business! GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies Southern Idaho Feeds WANTED Antique vintage cigar/ a model of efficiency for 1 male and 2 females, $150 each. 347 South Park Ave W tobacco items, woolie chaps, early others to emulate, even if it 404-1724 or 432-6052 Twin Falls 358-3457 or 731-8155 saddles, bridles, pro-1900 cloth- ing, Indian beadwork, folk art, seems as though you are not HAY 2 cuttings, good quality, close game mounts, cabin furniture, making headway. The to Twin Falls. Sell any amount. spurs, bits, old fishing/hunting Call 208-733-2520. WHIRLPOOL W/D set, $250. items, cafe/restaurant furnishings, strength of your convic- Whirlpool glass top range, 1 year old jewelry, firearms, photographs, tions may be tested. SIBERIAN HUSKY 1 male, 3 fe- HAY 4 crops, small bales by the ton old, $300. Whirlpool refrigerator, postcards, whiskey jugs, Indian males, black/white, mom reg. or by the bale. 4th crop is covered. $200. 208-308-2188 baskets, artifacts, old advertising TAURUS (April 20-May GERMAN SHORT HAIRS A.K.C. with CKC, blues eyes & will have Buhl area. Call 208-490-1098. signs, primitive furniture, gambling 20): Hard work will pay off. 9 PUPS BORN 12-19-10. PICK YOURS 1st shot. Call/Text 208-514-7687 saloon items, Navajo rugs, military NOW FOR END OF JANUARY PICK-UP. HORSE HAY 3rd cutting, 125 lbs. items, civil war, coin operated de- The light at the end of the TAILS DOCKED, DEWCLAWS CLIPPED, vices, duck decoys. Please call YORKIE/POMERANIAN 3-string, green, barn stored, tunnel might seem blocked DEWORMED & 1ST SHOTS. PROVEN $12/bale. 208-539-2722 Rustic Montana Interiors at GREAT HUNTER & FAMILY PETS. mix puppies. 2 females, 1 male. 1-800-962-2427 now, and there is no quick EE-DAH-HOW FARM $250 each. 208-410-1799 (208)324-5082 or (208)308-0073 T.S.C. Hay Retrieving fix. The cosmic traffic light 1st, Feeder 3rd & Orchard Grass. WANTED Junk Cars, $50 small, Call Con at 208-280-0839 $75 medium, $100 large. Free is red for initiating impor- GOLDEN RETRIEVERS AKC Reg. st towing. Courteous, clean & tant enterprises or partner- 6 weeks, 1 shots, dewclaws WANTED to buy 100 ton feeder hay professional same day removal. ships today. removed, parents on site. $300. in big bales. Call 208-410-3572. 208-539-2469 FORD STARTER MOTOR & DRIVE 208-670-4194 GEMINI (May 21-June LABRADOR RETRIEVERS Black & 8N-9N. New. $133.50. WANTED TO BUY 20): You can be too cunning Ivory, AKC Reg, champion blood- Call Twin Falls Tractor & Junk cars and all type of scrap. for comfort. You might be lines, Missouri breeding. 219-1709 Implement 800-293-9359. 208-324-4142 working at cross purposes WANTED We buy junk batteries. MINIATURE DACHSHUND Pups, 8 ATTENTION Dirt Haulers. Minidoka with loved ones or at odds wks old, 3 males, 2 females, $150 We pay more than anyone out and Max sugar beet receiving sta- there. Check us out at Interstate without papers. 208-650-6235 with the people you contact tions accepting bids for tare dirt Batteries. Fully licensed and in- haul. Call 531-5662 for more info. in public. Put self-interest PIT BULL pups for sale, $85 each. sured to protect the batteries all Ready now! Call Debbie or Chris the way to the smelter. on the back burner today 208-212-1234 Call 208-733-0896. 412 Eastland Drive, 8-5 Mon-Fri and try to cooperate. POMERANIAN puppies, 7 weeks CANCER (June 21-July JOHN DEERE 345 old, 2 purebred black males. $300 Lawn Tractor 22): Find the real deal. If you each. Call 208-316-8435. with front mount snowblower. Comes with 48” mower deck with buy yogurt for health rea- POODLE TOY brown puppy. Male, rear bagger, hydraulic lift, tire KIMBERLY 30 acres, irrigated, for chains and weights. Less than sons, you want to be sure it 10 weeks old, 1st shots, $250. lease for 2011 farm season. NORINCO SKS 7.62x39. Synthetic 208-731-7331 contains live cultures. If you 208-731-1946 1000 hrs. $3500. Call 208-736-2098. stock, 3-9 scope, flash hider, brass deflector, magazines, 250 rounds choose to be a vegetarian, PLAYSTATION 3, 160G, Blue Ray ammo, dies, bullets, brass. $550/ remote, 3 controllers, newer model offer. 208-308-1425 you don’t want to eat pesti- $250/offer. 964-4932 or 293-6778 cides, too. Be more discrim- 827 inating. Skis And Snowboards LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): SNOWBOARDS, BOOTS, SKIS You are invulnerable to invi- FIREWOOD cut, split, mostly hard- from a large family. tations to iniquity. Your wood, ready to burn. 208-410-1637 guard is up and blocks the Call 208-324-8284 or 731-4650 rECREATIONAL biggest troublemakers. HEARTH PADS Beautiful natural However, your dream to stone and tile for wood, gas & strike it rich leaves you open pellet stoves. Standard sizes or custom made. 36”x36”- 40”x40”- to financial losses if you 48”x48” available. 208-862-9207 invest right now. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. LOG DOGS FIREWOOD Split, deliv- ered & stacked. Call Ross 208- ***USED SHELLS**** 22): You are the cookie in 539-6837 or Shane 208-539-3602. Quality~Low Prices~Selection. someone’s cookie jar. 208-312-1525 Someone might think you are better than you really are, so this is a good time to make presentations or POLARIS '08 RMK 600, 144" track, appeals to the heart. It is not like new, only 215 miles, SLP si- lencer, $5,800. 208-316-0961 the day to sign contracts. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): SKI-DOO '08 REV XP 800R 163, 1280 miles, one owner, can, clutch The story of your life could work, Evolution air suspension, 2 be called “Gullible’s bags, gas jug, belly pan, cover, BEDROOM SET by Broyhill, queen, $7500/offer. 208-280-4616 Travels.” You are easily beautiful oak 4 piece. Pd $3500. Asking $1200/offer. 208-733-7201 swayed by compliments and flattery and often fall heart- KING BED New Simmons “Beauty Rest”. 6 mos. old. Paid $1200 sell first into love. Be a little for $850. Call 208-886-9947. more suspicious than usual RECLINERS Excellent condition! of friendly offers. 2 at $50/each, 1 at $40. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 208-944-0657 21): The heart that is worn Used furniture, home décor, on someone’s sleeve might antiques, consignments. DOUBLE R '11 8640 BT, Twin Falls Trading Co. 40' beaver tail, 25,000 GVWR, hide a trick or two. 590 Addison Ave ~ 732-5200 like new, $12,900. Someone who is overly friendly could have a hidden agenda. Don’t make a promise or a pledge and you will bypass lurking trouble. tRANSPORTATION LLOYD LUMBER SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- LIQUIDATION AUCTION Dec. 21): You only hear what Fri. & Sat., Jan. 21 & 22, 10am 12 14th Ave. So. Nampa, ID you want to hear. Remain Lloyd's Lumber has been in vigilant and don’t become business for 90 years. entangled in anything. Complete Liquidation of New Inventory, Forklifts, Vehicles, Behave with decorum in Equipment, & Lumber. public places as you might 1,000 of Items. NOTICE www.downsauction.com Classified Advertisers easily give someone the Nampa, Idaho ~ 1-800-400-1712 Please check your ad for wrong impression. accuracy the first day it runs. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- The Times-News will only be Jan. 19): Too many tricks responsible for any errors report- ed on the first day of publication could prevent you from get- Please Call 733-0931 ext. 2 ting a treat. The facts may HOME GYM Bowflex Extreme 2 $300. Elliptical Trainer Evorev be obscured, so instead if 400. $200. Call 208-420-6190. investing you might be buy- NORDICTRACK Elliptical E5Vi, ad- ing a pig in a poke, as the justable stride, iFit, MP3 plug in, 1 saying goes. Keep your yr old, hardly used. $300 cash. 406-544-2291 Burley area. money in your pocket. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- TREADMILL NordicTrack C1800, CLASSIFIEDS 55” comm grade treadbelt. Cardio- It pays to read the fine print! Feb. 18): When the curtain Grip heart rate sensors, 6 built-in Call the Times-News to place call ends, it is time to bow workouts, iFIT, 0-10mph, 1-10% your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 out. Don’t keep clamoring incline, exc cond, $175. 731-7424 for attention when you know NEW ENGINES and RE-MANUFAC- your time in the spotlight is TURED ENGINES and TRANS- MISSIONS. USED ENGINES, over. You should now start TRANSMISSIONS, transfer cases, working behind the scenes. fenders, hoods, lights, bumpers, CASH PAID Coins, coin collections, doors, grilles, mirrors, RADIA- PISCES (Feb. 19-March jewlery and bullion. Top dollar TORS, etc. 208-734-7090 paid! 208-735-9699 20): Never take candy from STUDDED SNOW TIRES (4) almost strangers. That is good new 225/45R17. New $150, asking advice for children and it CLASSIFIEDS $85/each. 539-0222 or 536-6739 It pays to read the fine print. goes double for adults under Call the Times-News to place TIRES & RIMS AMP 17x7 Rims w/Zexius 205/40Z R17 tires, these celestial conditions. your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 $800/offer. Call 208-420-2165 You could be fooled into acting unwisely if you fol- GAS RANGE self cleaning, white, $300. 100 year old Majestic wood low your natural desires. cookstove, $600/offer. 16' Game- fisher boat, trailer & 15hp Evinrude Times-News motor, $1200. 208-436-0206 FORD '54 2 door coupe Mainline; Ford '55 F-100 custom pickup; KIRBY G5 VACUUM CLEANER Chevelle '67 AC, PS, matching Classifieds like new. All attachments included. numbers; Mustang '69 coupe, 208-733-0931 ext. 2 $500/offer. Call 208-423-4265. matching numbers. 208-436-0206 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Classifieds 7 ACROSS 1 Debtor’s note CHEVY '99 Lumina, good condition, 4 Incite original owner, 155K miles, 9 Casino game $2200/offer 644-1105 or 539-9034 13 Sidewalk edge 15 By oneself FORD '00 Excursion 4x4 Power- Require pre-payment 16 Large kitchen stroke diesel, AT, power every- prior to publication. Major credit/ appliance thing, 3 seats, 20 mpg, one debit cards, & cash accepted. owner, immaculate, $9800. 733-0931 ext. 2 Times-News 17 Consequently 208-320-4058 18 Hollandaise or marinara 19 Lima’s nation 20 Partitioned 22 Wraps up GMC '06 Yukon XL, 3rd seat, run- DODGE '07 Magnum, AWD, SXT, 23 Overlay with ning boards, CD, cruise, $22,900. DVD, CD, after market rims, Stock #6J178073 208-733-3033 $14,905. Stock #7H718007DC gold 208-733-5776 24 Fond du __, WI 26 Ring-shaped islands 29 Sweet pickles 34 Inhumane 35 Seashore 36 Hair covering JEEP '86 CJ7, 4X4, 5 spd., 350 TBI DODGE '08 Caliber SRT4, sunroof, engine, well cared for, runs great! Nav, multi CD, turbo, $18,835. 37 Female red Stock#8D609901DC 208-733-5776 deer Only $6995. 38 __ out; parachutes from a plane JEEP '95 Wrangler, 4 cyl, 5 speed, soft top, $6100/offer. 39 Roll call Tuesday’s Puzzle Solved 208-539-4583 response 3 Impulse 40 And so forth: 4 Artists’ stands DODGE '10 Avenger SXT, Certified abbr. 5 Thyroid or used, air, CD, cruise, $13,999. 41 Michigan city pituitary Stock #AN142257DC 208-733-5776 42 Wait on at table 6 Form of 43 Young plant arthritis 4x4 45 Warmed 7 In the past 46 Attila the __ 8 Not required CHEVY '99 3500 Cargo van, 4x4, hubs, V8, AT, AC, CC, PW, 47 No longer alive 9 1/100 of a ruble PDL, well maintained, clean, one owner. $11,900. 48 Notion 10 Balanced; fair Call 208-320-4058. 51 Decide 11 Bookish fellow DODGE '10 Charger SXT, Certified used, CD, cruise, 3.5L, $17,725. 56 Not far from 12 Burden Stock #AH107033DC 208-733-5776 57 Ham it up 14 __ the mind; 58 Person, place was baffling or thing 21 Run-of-the-__; 60 “Old ordinary CHRYSLER '09 Town & Country, MacDonald had 25 Mr. Linkletter rear air, power sliding doors, CD, cruise, Stow & Go, $18,999. a __...” 26 Cramping pains GEO '94 Metro 2 door, (c) 2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Stock#9R673615DC 208-733-5776 10,100 Actual miles. 61 Ceremonies 27 Commonplace All Rights Reserved. 3 cylinder, auto transmission, 62 Clinton’s VP 28 1/16 of a pound 35 mpg, one owner, immaculate. 63 Earthenware 29 Leaving 39 Title at the top 47 Talk out of $3500. Call 208-320-4058. cooking jar 30 Sentry’s cry of an article 48 News, for short HYUNDAI '03 Elantra, $6,500. Only 32,843 miles! Excellent condition. 64 Tale 31 Still; lifeless 41 Common 49 Good buy Contact for details. [email protected] 65 Currently 32 Boldness ailment 50 __ Grey tea 208-490-1867 33 Spirited horse 42 Stitched joining 52 Give off DODGE '04 Grand Caravan, CD, MAZDA '00 Millenia S Sedan, cruise, tilt, power W/L/M, $6975. loaded, low miles, $4,895. DOWN 35 Abel’s brother 44 TV’s “__ & 53 Dorothy’s dog Stock #4B595761 208-733-3033 208-731-0877 or 324-8056 1 Frozen water 38 Has __ on; Greg” 54 Midday 2 Belonging to refuses to face 45 Denial of a 55 Franc replacer you and me reality religious truth 59 __ Hampshire MERCURY '06 Milan Premier, leather, auto, CD, cruise, multi CD, CHEVY '08 Avalanche LT, 4x4, $11,770. Stock #6R610542D leather, light gold, exc. cond. 208-733-5776 29,000 ACTUAL MILES 41,800 miles, $28,000. 539-1616 FORD '02 Windstar van, seven passenger, fully loaded, has 100,000 miles, looks perfect out- side and inside, serviced & ready to go. $4500/offer. 208-308 8801 FORD '95 F-450, Superduty with CHEVY '03 1500 Ext Cab, 4x4, Z71, 3200 lb all hydraulic auto crane. V8, AT, PS, 13 ft flatbed with CD, cruise, 5.3L, $15,925. Stock #3E191985 208-733-3033 FORD '93 F-150, 4X4, local truck, tool boxes. 21,000 Actual high miles but still runs good, FORD '90 F-700 with 7 yd dump. miles, one owner, like new. MITSUBISHI '98 Eclipse, cash price only $1,995. 6 cyl., diesel, Allison AT, PS, $8900. Call 208-320-4058. one owner, 127K miles, runs good, AC, one owner, 29,000 actual cash price only $2,995. miles. $9900. Call 320-4058. TOYOTA '00 Sienna, local van, well taken care of, runs good, $3,995. FORD '99 F-250, 5 speed trans, 4x4 125,000 miles and Ford '97 F-250 ext cab, 4WD, AC. Both good CHEVY '07 1500 Crew Cab 4x4 shape. Make offer. 208-431-9411 20” wheels, tow pkg, CD, cruise, $17,960. Stock #71149498 IHC '89 1900 with 15' flat bed 208-733-3033 dump. DT 466 Diesel, 10 spd. Fuller trans., PS & AC. 76,000 FORD '91 F-350, 4x4 with 38 ft actual miles, one owner, well NISSAN '04 Maxima SE, auto, Altec manlift, V8, 5 spd, AT, AC, maintained, $8900. leather, Nav, sunroof, multi CD, clean, work ready. $7900. Call 208-320-4058 $10,560. Stock #4C867831D Call 208-320-4058 208-733-5776 GMC '08 1500 Crew Cab SLT, 4x4, loaded, sunroof, leather, Nav, Z71, CAT 14E Road Grader. Cab w/rear $27,999. Stock #8G178306 CADILLAC '10 CTS, leather, ripper, $17,500. HD 5 w/angle doz- 208-733-3033 OLDSMOBILE '90 Toronado Trofeo. auto, alloy wheels, Onstar, $25,950. er, electric start, $6,000. CAT 950 red, 2 door, cruise, runs good, Stock #A0129347 208-733-3033 2¾ yard bucket. Newly rebuilt en- good transportation. 208-678-2068 gine & cab w/heater, $19,500. 208-406-6357 CHEVY '08 2500HD, Crew Cab LTZ, 4x4, loaded, Nav, leather, CONNECT WITH CUSTOMERS IHC '90 9300 with 15' 15 yd bed. DVD, 6.0, $29,999. Stk#8F189501 WHO NEED YOUR SERVICE 350 Big Cam III Cummins, 13 208-733-3033 spd trans., Jake, load tarp, one Advertise in the owner, near new condition. Business & Service Directory 180K Actual miles. $17,900. PONTIAC '09 G8 GT. Hard to find 733-0931 ext. 2 Call 208-320-4058. car, loaded, black, 10,773 miles, $25,999. Stock #9L216173 CHEVROLET '03 Malibu LS, V6, 208-733-3033 PW, PL, cruise, nice clean car, only $5995. GMC '94 1500 37,000 ACTUAL MILES 4.3 V6, AT, AC, PS, 24 mpg hwy. Shell, one owner, like new. DODGE '01 Dakota Sport, 4X4, Call 320-4058. Quad Cab, 76K miles, PW, PL, $5900. IHC '93 4900 with 11' snow plow clean local trade, only $10,500. & 7 yd dump bed. DT466 diesel Allison AT, PS, AC, one owner, FORD '94 F-350 Crew cab, dually well maintained, ex-Calif. State with 9 ft flatbed & tow package. vehicle, work ready, $12,900. V8, AT, AC, immaculate, one Call 208-320-4058 owner, low miles. $4900. CHEVROLET '07 Impala LS, SATURN '07 ION, auto, power W/L Call 208-320-4058 25K miles, PL, PW, extra clean, sunroof, CD, $9,555. 30 mpg, $13,500. Stock#7Z200462 208-733-5776 GMC '95 1500 with utility bed, FORD '04 F-250 Powerstroke XLT, 305, V8, AT, AC, 34,000 Actual WARNING Ex. Cab, gray, 73K miles, 2WD, Miles, one owner, like new. When purchasing a vehicle, make excellent condition, NADA- $5900. Call 208-320-4058. sure that the title is in the name $18,500, selling now for $14,900. of the seller. Under Idaho motor MACK '89 Superliner with 350hp vehicle code a vehicle cannot diesel, 13 spd. trans., PS & AC, TOYOTA '09 Tacoma, FREIGHTLINER '01 with 1852 miles, excellent condition. be sold unless the title is in the Jake brake, Hendrickson name of the seller (exception: Cummins, ICM 370HP Diesel, 10 Call 208-438-8171. spd, PS, AC, Jake brake, alloy suspension, one owner, 79,000 Idaho licensed dealer). The wheels, 70% rubber, no cold actual miles, like new. seller shall provide the new weather or off road use. One $16,900. Call 208-320-4058 purchaser a signed bill of sale CHEVY '07 Malibu, air, CD, cruise, owner, immaculate. $16,900. showing the following: Full power seat, $9999. Call 208-320-4058. description of the vehicle, Stock #7F184701C 208-733-3033 vehicle identification number, amount paid and name(s) and address of the new purchaser. The bill of sale must be signed, dated and show actual mileage FORD '06 F-250 Crew Cab Lariat, at the time of sale. If you have 4x4, loaded, leather, Powerstroke, any questions, please contact CD, running boards, $26,780. your local assessor's office. Stock #6EB84143D 208-733-5776 CHEVY '07 Suburban LTZ, 4x4, CHEVROLET '08 Avalanche LT, loaded, leather, sunroof, Onstar, WHO can help YOU sell IHC '86 9300 long wheel base, 4X4, leather, sunroof, Bose, local 20” wheels, $26,969. CHRYSLER '08 300C Hemi, New factory remanufactured trade, very nice, only $ 28,995. your car? FORD '87 F-150, Reg Cab, long Stock #7G109890U 208-733-3033 leather, sunroof, 6781 mis, Certified, Cummins, Big Cam 400 with 13 $22,888. Stock#8H256048DC spd trans, 25k lb winch, PS, AC, box, runs great, 300 V6 with air Classifieds Can! and speed control, low low miles 208-733-5776 wet kit, low miles 1 owner 733-0931 ext. 2 $12,900. Call 320-4058 for year. Asking $2500. [email protected] 208-731-0777