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Building Services

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Construction Services

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Construction Services

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Contractors

Dove RemodelingAffordable Bathroom &Kitchen remodels & repairs541-951-DOVE (3683)CCB#122274

Electrical Services

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Financial Services

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Gardening

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Gardening

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Hauling Services

LABOR & HAULINGWork for homeowners.10% Senior Discount.

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Landscaping

El Tule LandscapeMaintenance

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3 Oaks Landscape Maint. LLCGeneral cleanup,

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Shane 541-499-7301

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Framing to FinishNew Construction

Remodels, AdditionsKitchens & Bathrooms

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Tree Service & Removal

Professional Tree Careat Reasonable Rates

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GARAGE & YARD SALES

Ashland

Ashland Methodist ChurchAnnual Rummage Sale,175 N. Main, March 11 and12, 9:30-5.

Jacksonville

610 G St., Across Hwyf rom Gary West , Sat ,March 12, 9-4

Medford - East

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Indoor moving sale! Fri-day 11th only 8-5! Fourpiece solid oak bedroomset w/extra large mirror in-cluding box spring & mat-tress, framed sketches byA. Tillman & Glen Banse,Kenmoore Elite dryer, oldrocking chair, brown re-cliner, 32" Magnavox HDTV/LCD, large storage cab-inet for garage, & muchmore! 1336 Garfield St,

Phoenix / Talent

One Day Only All Must GoGarage Sale. Tools, furn.,books, garden items, kit-chen items, everythingelse. Sat, 8-4, 305 Mead-owview Dr. Cash Only

AGRICULTURE

Hay Grain & Feed

KLAMATH BASINGrower Will Return1385 Antelope Rd

White City, Oregon.Sat. March 19, 2016

Our Season Is Coming ToAn End Until New Hay

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Quality grass hayfirst/second cuttings, barnstored, quantity discount,$210/ton, 541-941-2866.

HAY FOR SALE! 65-80 lb.Bales $6. 541-973-3851541-621-2257 or 541-826-4889 Call Anytime.

Horses & Livestock

36 TOP qua l i t y la rgeframed Angus cows: weigh-ing over 1300 lbs., all thesecows are young and arecalving now; also 24 fancyAngus replacement heifers,weighing over 800 lbs., allthese cattle are of Montanaorigin, will sell 5 or more,delivery available; for moreinformation call Joe Chap-pell 509-301-4402, Milton-Freewater.

Horses & Livestock

Previous number wasincorrectFull Set

of English Tack:Treeless jumper/huntersaddle (18" seat), stir-rups and leathers, fleecepad, 54" canvas girth,canvas saddlebag, bridlew i th D- r ing b i t andbraided reins, and woodsaddle stand. All in ex-cellent condition. Saddlehas only been used afew times and is thesame as NEW. Bridlehas been very well caredfor and reins are in ex-cellent condition. All oth-er items gently used andwell maintained. Fantast-ic deal at $250/OBO forall of it. 775-440-4517,

LLAMASHEARING.COM,shearing llamas & alpacas.Beginning in May. Non-forceful, gentle, beautifulj o b , 4 0 6 - 2 2 2 - 1 5 5 3 ,l l a m a l o r i @ g m a i l . c o m

Rhode Island Red Hens, 10months, now laying, $12each; white doves $10each; white Silky chickensand Modena Pigeons.541-779-6576

LOST A PET?Call Jackson County Anim-al Shelter at 541-774-6654.

Horses & Livestock

BUYING & HAULINGAll kinds of livestock.

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Farm & Garden

Min i Angus (Lowl ine )grass-fed, antibiotic-free,$3.50/lb. hung weight, callSusan, 541-201-1101

Digital security camera,4'x8' post, $200, cash, 541-500-1765. 4-5

High wheel weed whacker,Sears, needs carb, $100,541-866-2586.

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n the pantheon of chefs with their own TV series, the star of Cooking Channel’s “Sarah Graham’s Food Safari” stands alone in at least one regard: She’s comfortable around potentially deadly wildlife.

Indeed, the South African chef, author and food blogger was raised on her parents’ wildlife preserve, Antelope Park in Zimbabwe, where as a child Graham helped raise lion cubs and take visitors on safari. So the big cats, elephants and other ferocious beasts that turn up on her half-hour Saturday morning program do not faze her.

In fact, she makes them part of the show.“The lions, they are something I love so much,”

Graham says, “and so we literally did grow up with lion cubs in our home, bottle-feeding them in the middle of the night. When they’re really young, they’re like babies. They have to have a bottle of milk every three or four hours and it’s a really special experience.”

“We can only really physically interact with them until they’re about 22 months old,” she continues. “After that, it’s no longer safe.”

In Season 1, Graham takes viewer to locations in Zimbabwe, Zambia and South Africa, preparing meals from locally sourced ingredients in an outdoor kitchen. After spending the first few episodes showing viewers the sights in Antelope Park, Graham moved on to the majestic Victoria Falls and then to the site of this week’s show, Livingstone in Zambia.

“That was such a fun episode,” she says. “It’s right on the banks of the Zambezi River . . . . It’s just immense and it’s so beautiful. So we cook on the banks of the river at a safari lodge in Livingstone ... just a few kilometers upstream from the Victoria Falls. And I cook dinner for some of the guys ... who also work on our lion conservation project. And it’s actually kind of an Asian-inspired feast but it’s really ... fitting to the location.”

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Lovejoy Hospice has positions open within our grow-ing agency. This is satisfying work with a high level ofautonomy and a team approach to providing holistic,home based care. We offer exceptional orientation andtraining for the right person. Applicants must be motiv-ated, detail oriented team players who are flexible andable to work independently. Pre-employment Drug andalcohol testing will be required in addition to back-ground checks. Currently we are interviewing for:PER DIEM HOSPICE AIDE – Must have current unen-cumbered Oregon CNA license. Previous Home Healthor Hospice experience desirable.PER DIEM RN – 2 years of previous RN experience.Current unencumbered Oregon RN license required.Previous Home Health or Hospice experience desir-able.Come see why we have a passion for who we are andwhat we do! Make your next career move to a place

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DepartmentThe Oregon EmploymentDepartment is excited toannounce an opening foran Economist 2 (RegionalEconomist). This position ispart of the Workforce &Economic Research Divi-sion's Analysis Group andserves Coos, Curry, andDouglas counties. Bilingualapplicants are encouragedto apply.The primary purpose of thisposition is to be the region-al economic expert, estim-ating and analyzing em-ployment trends and dis-seminating that informationto a broad audience. Re-gional economists must de-velop and implement astrategy to manage the dis-semination of objectivelabor market informationand related economic in-formation within the regionserved.How to Apply:If interested, please visitthe following link for moreinformation and/or to apply.Link: http://bit.ly/1QAuyPKQualified applicants mustm e e t t h e f o l l o w i n gminimum qualifications:A Bachelor's degree in eco-nomics or a related fieldand one year of experi-ence doing economic re-search or econometric fore-casting;An advanced degree ineconomics or a related fieldmay substitute for the ex-perience.

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Cost Accountant/SeniorStaff Accountant

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MERCHANDISE

Antiques & Collectibles

100+ ceramic animals. lotsof 10 only, small $1 ea,pairs 6-7" $4 ea, 608-9775

12" tall Annalee ducks, dis-c o n t i n u e d , l a t e 7 0 ' s ,$50/pair, 541-734-3174.

1920s Child's Tea Set,Very Nice; Great Gift! $165.541-890-5274

Cantr i l l Serv ice, 1931Klamath Falls calender$95. 541-601-0787.

30x80" Art Deco door,etched & frosted glass,$200, 541-773-9473

4 piece antique bedroomset, $500.00, 541-821-7774

8 Clinton campaign but-tons, great variety, $25,541-326-9102

89 Rowe AMi juke box,plus 500 45rpm records,plays good, $800/obo, 541-772-4916

Blue upholstered rockingchair w/wood trim, unused,$55/obo, 541-499-6619

Antique clawfoot bathtub,no chips, needs cleaning,$500, 541-631-1039.

Antique doll clothes, 3 ex-quisite pieces, $30/all, 541-499-6619

Antique four poster brassbed, double size, $200,541-773-9473

Hand cra f ted an t iqueEuropean pine china cabin-et $200/obo 499-6619

Authent ic 1930s Tele-phone. Original wiring. $50541-779-5841

Antiques & Collectibles

Beautiful old 1950's Sofa ingreat condition & antiquecherry wood coffee table$350 for both, or considers e l l i n g s e p a r a t e l y541-324-4898 leave msg.

Antiques Used Furnitureand Collectables.

There is a hidden gem inWhite City. "Old Fogie'sTreasures." Located at7561 B Crater Lake Hwy.There is a treasure foreveryone. Come in to meetthe new owners Rick andKarrie.

541-591-6386or 541-880-3687

Ca. 1906 Spelter clock top-per, & lamp. Must see!$450, 541-499-0473

child's pair of Iroquis moc-casins, $250.00, 541-476-3840

Coach brand designer la-bel lrg Black purse, Likenew, only $75 488-3833

Coach Handbag, Apricotcolor, Brand new! Bought$365; Only $125 488-3833

European armoire79"hx59"wx24"d $300 obo.folk art painted 499-6619

Geisha w/parasol, 21" tall,porcelain hands, face, &feet, $40, cash, 500-1765.

Gorgeous rhinestone neck-lace and earring set, vin-tage, $25, 541-326-9102.

Hand painted "Gold Miner"on Redwood slab, built inclock, $125, 541-779-2716.

Hupa basket, $400.00,541-476-3840

Iroquois moccasins made it1890, $400.00, 541-476-3840

Large 11' display glasscabinet,

$500, 541-324-8570

Large Redwood table, goodcondition, $175 obo 541-951-4803

Large wooden play pen,folds up, good condition,$25, 541-772-4430

Mid century Hami l tonBeach milkshake mixer,$75, 541-773-9473

Antique cookie jars, & pig-gie bank by McCoy, $90 for3, 541-840-7795

Oak dresser, beveled mir-ror, beautiful condition,$400, 541-621-6933.

Pastry chef all glass rollingpin, $10, 541-734-3174.

Pfaltzgraff Village dinner-ware,45 pieces $60 541973-2376

Antiques & Collectibles

Papago basket, $375.00,541-476-3840

Rogers Bros First Love sil-verplate service for 8, $65,541-973-2376.

Squash Blossom turquoisenecklace, pur. 1961, N.E.Trading Post, $150, 541-734-3174.

The Centennial of the U.S.printed in German, 1876,$10, 541-326-9102.

Vincent Ur t imber wolfm a s k , s i g n e d a n dnumbered, $50, 773-9473

Two small Victorian chairswi th beaut i fu l pat tern;$75 each. 541-292-2284

V i n t a g e r e p r o d u c t i o nceramic doll molds, $499,541-787-0786

V i n t a g e r e p r o d u c t i o nceramic dolls, $499, 541-787-0786.

Vintage Toys Wanted Pre-1980 toy cars, slot cars,

models, marbles, tin, windup, battery, action figures,

etc.471-0492

White House 1993 collect-ible presidential inauguralscarf, $10, 541-326-9102

Winnie The Pooh, 9 plates,3d, shaped like honey jars,$200, 541-866-2586.

Appliances & Furniture

2 Light colored dressers, 1upright, other 5' wide, goodcondition $40 ea. 951-4628

2013 GE refrigerator, topfreezer with ice, like new,$250, 541-821-7964

2015 Black fr idge, topfreezer, with ice, like new,$395, 541-821-7964

3 cushion couch, greatshape, $50, 541-846-0314

4 drawer, chest of drawers,white, like new, $60, 541-879-1209.

5'x3' wide storage cabinets,$90 at BiMart, $30/ea.,3/$80, 541-535-5952.

Baby crib mattress, goodcondition, $30, 541-761-1373

Beauti ful wooden darkbrown coffee table, likenew, 18 1/2"tx42"lx20"d, 2pull out drawers, clearglass to cover/protect top,$140 cash, 541-857-8400

Two tone leather futonAshley Furniture $250 773-6248 ext112 (warranty)

Appliances & Furniture

Book case, heavy, fair con-dition, $100,541-772-2976

Bread maker called "TheBread Oven", by Welbilt,$35, 541-779-2716.

Ch i lds oak wardrobe ,42"x40"x25", cash $100,541-608-9775.

Coffee table with lift top,$30, 971-241-0217

Computer desk with cubbyholes on top, $70, 971-241-0217

Contemporary love seat,good condition, $75, 541-840-7795

Desk, excl cond, walnut, 8d rawers , 43"x22"x30"$115 , 541-857-6702

Double reclining love-seat$40 obo. 541-951-4803

Downsizing, Antique 1930's10 pcs oak dining room set,6 chairs, buffet, hutch, &server, good condit ion,$1950.00, 541-324-8257

Duncan Phyfe oak diningtable, good cond. seats 8.$150, call 541-890-4408.

Appliances & Furniture

E n t e r t a i n c e n t e rwooden,corner,good $50541-846-0314

Fire proof f i le cabinet,$225, and small cabinet,$40 obo, 541-840-7795

Floor lamp, l ights l ikeflower petals, brass, 68"tall, $50, 541-535-5952.

Gas dryer, 6 mo old, HeavyDuty, Speed Queen, mov-ing, $375; 541-826-1083

Glass top coffee tablew/bottom shelf, exc. cond.,$89 cash, 541-482-8020.

King size bed w/ boxspring, pillow top, BeautyRest, $200, 541-370-4474.

Leather cal king sleigh bed,with pillow top mattress ex-cel cond, $500, 499-8803

Mahogany curio cabinet,exc. cond., $100, 541-292-2284.

Maple glider w/ matchingg l i d i n g o t t o m a n $ 7 55 4 1 - 6 6 0 - 8 0 3 0

Maytag 5th edition whitewasher/dryer, $150, 541-1209 or 541-261-6193

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Maytag Dryer, -excellentcondit ion, works great,$255 obo. 541-951-4803

Microwave cabinet, walnut,50"x22", $20, like new,541-535-5952.

Nice maple 6 drawer dress-er w/lg mirror, $125, 541-879-1209

Nice Westinghouse clothesDryer $45. 541-560-4172

Oak dining room table ped-estal type, w/4 chairs, ex-cel cond, $200, 944-3167

Oak dining table, chairs, &hutch, $500/all, 541-821-7774.

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Queen mattress and box,must sell now, $75, 541-299-0120 (Rogue River)

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12" tall Annalee ducks, dis­continued, late 70's,

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Papago basket, $375.00, 541-476-3840

Rogers Bros First Love sil- verplate service for 8, $65, 541-973-2376.

Squash Blossom turquoise necklace, pur. 1961, N.E. Trading Post, $150, 541- 734-3174.

The Centennial of the U.S. printed in German, 1876, $10, 541-326-9102.

Vincent Ur timber wolf mask, signed and numbered, $50, 773-9473

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Vintage reproduction ceramic doll molds, $499, 541-787-0786

Vintage reproduction ceramic dolls, $499, 541- 787-0786.

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White House 1993 collect­ible presidential inaugural scarf, $10, 541-326-9102

1920s Child's Tea Set, Very Nice; Great Gift! $165. 541-890-5274

Cantrill Service, 1931 Klamath Falls calender $95. 541-601-0787.

30x80" Art Deco door, etched & frosted glass, $200, 541-773-9473

4 piece antique bedroom set, $500.00, 541-821- 7774

8 Clinton campaign but­tons, great variety, $25, 541-326-9102

89 Rowe AMi juke box, plus 500 45rpm records, plays good, $800/obo, 541- 772-4916

Blue upholstered rocking chair w/wood trim, unused, $55/obo, 541-499-6619

Antique clawfoot bathtub, no chips, needs cleaning, $500, 541-631-1039.

Antique doll clothes, 3 ex­quisite pieces, $30/all, 541- 499-6619

Antique four poster brass bed, double size, $200, 541-773-9473

Hand crafted antique European pine china cabin­et $200/obo 499-6619

Authentic 1930s Tele­phone. Original wiring. $50 541-779-5841

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Ca. 1906 Spelter clock top­per, & lamp. Must see! $450, 541-499-0473

child's pair of Iroquis moc­casins, $250.00, 541-476- 3840

Coach brand designer la­bel Irg Black purse, Like new, only $75 488-3833

Coach Handbag, Apricot color, Brand new! Bought $365; Only $125 488-3833

European armoire 79"hx59"wx24"d $300 obo. folk art painted 499-6619

Geisha w/parasol, 21" tall, porcelain hands, face, & feet, $40, cash, 500-1765.

Gorgeous rhinestone neck­lace and earring set, vin­tage, $25, 541-326-9102.

Hand painted "Gold Miner" on Redwood slab, built in clock, $125, 541-779-2716.

Hupa basket, $400.00, 541-476-3840

Iroquois moccasins made it 1890, $400.00, 541-476- 3840

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Large Redwood table, good condition, $175 obo 541- 951-4803

Large wooden play pen, folds up, good condition, $25, 541-772-4430

Mid century Hamilton Beach milkshake mixer, $75, 541-773-9473

Antique cookie jars, & pig- gie bank by McCoy, $90 for 3, 541-840-7795

Oak dresser, beveled mir­ror, beautiful condition, $400, 541-621-6933.

Pastry chef all glass rolling pin, $10, 541-734-3174.

Pfaltzgraff Village dinner- ware,45 pieces $60 541 973-2376

Winnie The Pooh, 9 plates, 3d, shaped like honey jars, $200, 541-866-2586.

2 Light colored dressers, 1 upright, other 5' wide, good condition $40 ea. 951-4628

2013 GE refrigerator, top freezer with ice, like new, $250, 541-821-7964

2015 Black fridge, top freezer, with ice, like new, $395, 541-821-7964

3 cushion couch, great shape, $50, 541-846-0314

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5'x3' wide storage cabinets, $90 at BiMart, $30/ea., 3/$80, 541-535-5952.

Baby crib mattress, good condition, $30, 541-761- 1373

Beautiful wooden dark brown coffee table, like new, 18 1/2"tx42"lx20"d, 2 pull out drawers, clear glass to cover/protect top, $140 cash, 541-857-8400

Two tone leather futon Ashley Furniture $250 773- 6248 extl 12 (warranty)

Maytag Dryer, -excellent condition, works great, $255 obo. 541-951-4803

Microwave cabinet, walnut, 50"x22", $20, like new, 541-535-5952.

Nice maple 6 drawer dress­er w/lg mirror, $125, 541- 879-1209

Nice Westinghouse clothes Dryer $45. 541-560-4172

Oak dining room table ped­estal type, w/4 chairs, ex­cel cond, $200, 944-3167

Oak dining table, chairs, & hutch, $500/all, 541-821- 7774.

Oak entertainment center, 50"x45"x17", exc. cond., $40, 541-734-4399.

Oak entertainment center, 6x7', excellent condition, $450, 541-245-3407

Oak coffee table $30, col­lectible/paper stand, $60, all/$75, 541-608-9775

One Victorian chair, excel- lent condition $125 541-292-2284

Small rocker recliner, brown, $50, 541-245-3407

Book case, heavy, fair con­dition, $100,541-772-2976

Bread maker called "The Bread Oven", by Welbilt, $35, 541-779-2716.

Childs oak wardrobe, 42"x40"x25", cash $100, 541-608-9775.

Coffee table with lift top. $30, 971-241-0217

Computer desk with cubby holes on top, $70, 971-241- 0217

Contemporary love seat, good condition, $75, 541- 840-7795

Desk, excl cond, walnut, 8 drawers, 43"x22"x30" $115, 541-857-6702

Double reclining love-seat $40 obo. 541-951-4803

Downsizing, Antique 1930's 10 pcs oak dining room set, 6 chairs, buffet, hutch, & server, good condition, $1950.00, 541-324-8257

Duncan Phyfe oak dining table, good cond. seats 8. $150, call 541-890-4408.

E n t e r t a i n c e n t e r wooden,corner,good $50 541-846-0314

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Gas dryer, 6 mo old, Heavy Duty, Speed Queen, mov­ing, $375; 541-826-1083

Glass top coffee table w/bottom shelf, exc. cond., $89 cash, 541-482-8020.

King size bed w/ box spring, pillow top, Beauty Rest, $200, 541-370-4474.

Leather cal king sleigh bed, with pillow top mattress ex­cel cond, $500, 499-8803

Mahogany curio cabinet, exc. cond., $100, 541-292- 2284.

Maple glider w/ matching gliding ottoman $75 541-660-8030

Maytag 5th edition white washer/dryer, $150, 541- 1209 or 541-261-6193

Queen size Englander Foam mattress and box spring $100 obo. 582-0575

Queen mattress and box, must sell now, $75, 541- 299-0120 (Rogue River)

Queen size Tempurpedic deluxe mattress and base $700 obo. 541-582-0575

Queen sized couch bed, excellent condition, $300, 541-245-3407

Recliner, brown, good con- d i t i o n , p a i d $ 6 0 0 . $400/obo, 541-772-2976

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Sectional sofa with reclin­ing ends, beige suede, $150 541-727-7076

Simmons hideabed, like new, Posturepedic matt., tweed, $225, 560-4172.

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5) Which Grapefruit League team renamed its spring stadium after its "Boss" of an owner?

6) What two Grapefruit League teams share a stadium in Jupiter, Fla.?

7) Which teams play in Peoria, Ariz.?

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cover storyBY GEORGE DICKIE

A&E's 'Damien' follows the 'Omen' devil child into adu thood

Barbara Hershey

There is an old Acting 101 conceit that says in essence that if you’re playing a villain, don’t play him as a snarling, mustache-twirling cad. Bad guys, after all, are human beings, too, and they don’t think they’re bad.

That gives some idea of the approach Bradley James (“Merlin,” “Homeland”) took in creating the adult Damien Thorn in A&E Network’s “Damien,” the 10-episode follow-up to the original 1976 film “The Omen” starring Gregory Peck and Lee Remick, that premieres Monday, March 7.

“Someone asked me ... ‘What did you do to become the Antichrist?’ And I thought, ‘Well, you can’t really go out and play the Antichrist,’ ” the 32-year-old British actor explains. “You know, people who are kings can’t necessarily play kings. They are endowed that by the people around them. They are given that status, and the same sort of thing kind of applies to being the Antichrist. You have to be endowed with that by the people and the world around you.

“So it was a case of just taking this character who is on the page ... and turning him into a human being and just having that aspect to his character where people could understand that he was capable of being whatever their version of the Antichrist was, just having people aware that that was a possibility.”

In this new iteration, Damien is 30 years old and once again at the center of death and despair, only this time he’s not causing it but rather recording it as a war photographer in Syria alongside colleague Amani (Omid Abtahi, “Better Call Saul”). Though haunted by the events of his past, he’s nonetheless unaware of the satanic forces around him - until a shocking discovery in the premiere episode forces him to come to terms with his true identity.

Megalyn Echikunwoke (“House of Lies”) stars as Simone, a woman whose life is thrown into turmoil by tragedy, and Barbara Hershey (“Beaches”) plays Ann Rutledge, a mystery woman working behind the scenes to ensure that Damien’s terrible destiny is fulfilled.

The Oscar-nominated, Emmy-winning actress says she was initially drawn to this project by the script and the questions it raises.

“I was really intrigued with ... the question of‘What would you do if you found out you were the Antichrist?’ ” Hershey says. I think we have both good and bad inside of us and we make choices every day about who we are. So his dilemma is something that I related to when I read it - as well as my character. I thought that was very intriguing. I wasn’t sure where it was going but I was willing to take the leap.”

“Since the little boy at the end of the original film smiles at the camera, he has blanked out what happened to him. He has erased it from his brain,” she continues. “That’s how he dealt with it and became a war photographer and surrounded himself with pain basically. And I think all along, she’s been in the shadows orchestrating things, guiding him, protecting him, making sure things proceeded as they should. ... Now that Damien has reached 30, it’s time for him to do it and she steps out of the shadows and reveals herself to him.”

InFocus“Flaked,” www.netflix.com/ti-

tle/80046249Will Arnett, who already has one

Netflix series on his resume in “Bo- Jack Horseman,” is the co-creator and star of what he calls his passion proj­ect, which follows the misadventures of a self-appointed guru and long-time resident of the insular world of Venice, Calif., whose self-image begins to un­ravel when he falls for the object of his best friend’s fascination. Drops Friday.

“The Great Wine Way,” thegreatwineway.tumblr.com

If there are two things actors like to do, it’s talk and drink — not neces­sarily in that order — and that’s at the center of this new offering from Mag­gie Larkin. Here, the host invites ac­tors over to her New York apartment, where they proceed to talk and have a few on her couch. In the opening epi­sode, Broadway actor Ariana DeBose comes over to make a whiskey drink called the Sorta-Rican.

“The Characters,” www.netflix. com/title/80073289

This interesting new series that drops Friday on Netflix gives eight comedians each a 30-minute episode to create whatever they want, with no rules or limits. Each comic writes and

appears in their episode, presenting a series of sketches that vary wildly in subject matter and format with only one thing in common — comedy. Those in on the fun include Lauren Lapkus, Kate Berlant and Tim Robin­son (“Saturday Night Live”).

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Guru of the week!PROVIDED BY GRACENOTE reality tv BY GEORGE DICKIE

Brandon Presser is a travel expert, writer, TV personality and thehead tour guide of Bravo’s new travel show, “Tour Group. ”

DID YOU KNOW- Originally from a small town

in Canada, he holds a degree in art history and architecture from Harvard University.

- He speaks fluent French, and can order food in six other lan­guages.

- He was charmed by travel early on, living in southern Thailand to train as a scuba professional, working in bus­tling Tokyo as an architectural apprentice, and finally moving to Paris where he served as a communications manager for the Musée du Louvre's satellite museum project - the Louvre- Lens.

- He then joined the team of international writers at Lonely Planet, the world's most prominent travel publisher, and traversed the globe penning guidebooks.

- He's authored over 40 guidebooks for Lonely Planet, has contributed to outlets such as Travel + Leisure, Newsweek, Fodor's, Afar and National Geographic Traveler, and has ap­peared on a variety of programs for ABC, CBS and the Weath­er Channel.

- He was awarded the prestigious SATW Lowell Thomas gold prize for his outstanding achievements in guidebook writing.

- He is the head tour guide of Bravo TV's new travel show, "Tour Group," on which he leads a group of American adven- ture-seekers who take him up on the challenge to trek the globe and change their lives.

- Acoording to his website, his current obsessions include Moleskine notebooks, "House Hunters," KPop, and sandwiches.

- When he's not on the road he calls New York City home.

While embedded with the Kurdish military in Iraq for National Geographic Channel’s “Explorer” episode titled “Fighting ISIS,” correspondent Neil Shea was struck by how almost nonchalant the Kurds were about warfare.

“They were usually just sort of not at all tense and scared,” he says. “There were a few times when they were. But unless the action was right upon them, they were really just sort of hanging out, sort of having a good time, drinking tea, telling jokes — doing all that sort of stuff that Kurds normally do. So it was this almost casual sense of warfare.”

In the hourlong installment that premieres Sunday, March 6, the award- winning writer and contributor to National Geographic magazine embeds with the Peshmerga, a relatively small but battle-hardened group of fighters on the front line of the ground war in Iraq, to find out how they have managed to beat back the advancement of ISIS in their mountainous part of the region while areas around them have fallen.

Getting in with the Kurds, Shea reports, posed little problem as the group is generally friendly to Westerners. This was reflected in the access he was granted by Kurdish commanders, who allowed him to go where he wanted to go and report on what he wanted to report on.

“Its one of the few places in the world where George W. Bush is still a hero,” Shea explains, “and so they really feel like they were liberated by the Americans and they escaped so much of the destruction in the war that followed, that when an American shows up and wants to hear the Kurdish story, they’re almost more than happy to help you learn it. So getting in with the Kurds is not a problem. You know, sometimes you had to work with different commanders to figure out what they’d let you do. But at almost every turn we were allowed to see what we needed to see and go where we needed to go.”

Along the way, Shea got to know the Kurds as a generally warm and friendly people who want to preserve their land, their culture and their way of life but destroy this enemy. As for why the Kurds have succeeded in their fight against Islamic State forces while those from the West have not, Shea has a simple answer.

“They’re fighting for their survival,” he says. “They have their backs pressed up against the wall in a way that the Americans certainly didn’t and the Arabs, in some ways, didn’t either. ... So that makes anybody fierce. But I think that once the Kurds figured out that ISIS was really, really bad, people rallied to the cause and fought ferociously. ... The Kurds are very clearly up against a wall and they were able to unite and respond to it, at least for a little while.”

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"M*A*S*H" (1972-83, CBS) To many, this is the best series adaptation of a feature film to date. With Alan Alda as its lead, the show was brilliantly cast ... but the biggwithout losing its edge."The Paper Chase" (1978-79, CBS; 1983-86, Showtime) John Houseman was sterling in re-creating his Oscar-winning role as imperious law professor Charles Kingsfield, but his opposite number had to be effective, as well. James Stephens scored as the successor to the movie's Timothy Bottoms as earnest, eager-to-please law student James Hart."Fame" (1982-83, NBC; 1983-87, syndication) All the buoyancy of the 1 980 movie about New York's High School for the Performing Arts was retained - along with the title song and several cast members - in the story of students dealing with rites of passage while trying to build music or dance careers for themselves."Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997-2001, WB; 2001-03, UPN) What had been a modestly successful horror-comedy movie became a cult phenomenon as a series, elevating former soap-opera actress Sarah Michelle Gellar to stardom in the title role."In the Heat of the Night" (1988-92, NBC; 1992-95, CBS) Carroll O'Connor (also an executive producer of the show) and Howard Rollins assumed the roles originated by Rod Steiger and Sidney Poitier in the drama of lawmen in a Mississippi town."Friday Night Lights" (2006-11, NBC; 2008-11, DirecTV) This high-school-football drama was so involving and affecting, it was one of the first series a satellite or streaming service stepped in to help save."Parenthood" (2010-15, NBC) Though a series version of this family dramedy had been attempted earlier, this is the one that took hold ... owing largely to its excellent, multigenerational ensemble of actors."Hannibal" (2013-15, NBC) Even if this variation on the "Silence of the Lambs" character's saga wasn't to everyone's taste, Mads Mikkelsen's compelling title performance kept it intriguing."Bates Motel" (2013-present, A&E Network) The roots of Norman Bates' (Freddie Highmore) fixation on his mother (Vera Farmiga) are explored in this "Psycho" prequel."Fargo" (2014-present, FX) A major overhaul of the story and cast in this seriocomic show's recent second season only gave it more juice ... and has brought it several award wins already.

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Black dish set, goblets in-cluded, 20 pcs., serves 4,$30, 541-482-8020.

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All original Springfield 1903call for price 5418168688

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Sporting Goods

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S&W semi auto 22 A1w/green dot , red dot ,scope, $335, 541-890-5274

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RENTALS

Homes for Rent

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2003-2008 Dodge 1500 2"level kit, $150, 541-787-0786.

2012 Reese 16k 5th wheelhitch, used only 2 years,$250, 541-772-1710

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Auto Parts & Accessories

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Autos for Sale

07 Spyder GT red, blackconvertible 78K, garaged$8.4K 541-846--0314

1983 Chevrolet Malibu,fully loaded, leather, moonroof, spoiler, good cond.,high mileage, $2,250, 541-840-8887.

1995 Pontiac Firebird. V-6,auto, Runs good,Tagsexpired,$1500.OBO 541-261-1770

Autos for Sale

2007 Toyota CamryHybrid, 62600 miles,silver, automatic, leather,navigation, sunroof,excellent condition, $2500dach@netscape.com,971-249-7209

2011 Hyundai Santa feOnly 38,000 milesWell maintained

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Boat & Marine

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Campers & Trailers

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Motor Homes & RVs

1977 Dodge ChinookM.H.,Fiberglass shell,

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Motorcycles & Mopeds

Harley-Davidson 2015 FatBoy rear seat, $75, 541-261-5408

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Trucks

1979 Ford f150 custom.Decent shape, great fora work truck. New Tiresand carb. $1000.00/obo,541-621-4556.

Trucks

1997 Jeep Grand Chero-kee Laredo, parts truck,$500/obo, 541-905-2793.

Bug Shield for Ford Expedi-t ion F150, (2000 bodystyle). $20. 541-482-9893

Trucks

2002 Toyota TacomaCrew Cab 4x4 with

165000 miles, no acci-dents or rust. 1 onwnerRed with Gray interior.

$3200. Call me at(646) 893-9379

Utility Trailers

4x8 retired U-Haul trailerw/spare, $450, 541-621-4668

Oklahoma Goose-Neck, flatbed trailer, 20' bed, tan-dem ax les , l i ke new!$6500. located in Medford,pics avail, 541-821-3945

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