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The Nickel - Thursday, November 26, 2015PG 2
SKILLS & SERVICES
MARKETPLACE
Call the
Attorneys & Legal Services
SOCIAL SECURITY DIS-ABILITY BENEFITS. Un-able to work? Denied bene-fits? We Can Help! WIN orPay Nothing! Contact BillGordon & Associates at 1-800-317-4986 to start yourapplication today!
Computer Services
Computer problems? Vir-uses, lost data, hardwareor software issues? Con-tact Geeks On Site! 24/7service. Friendly repair ex-perts. Macs & PCs. Call forFREE diagnosis! 1-800-971-0605
Construction Services
Licensed Contractor 15yrsdoing Home Improvements,ready to sell jobs, and allsmall repairs. Light Electric-al & Plumbing. Winter &Senior discounts 541-821-5541 Medford & RogueValley
Contractors
It's WINTER! Projects StillNeed to Be DoneWe do all repairs
Repairs on all inspectionreports
No job too small!I do it all!
Jefferson Reed541-659-4108
Licensed & Bonded.ccb#178843
Electrical Services
Northern Lights Electric30 Years Exp. Remodels, addi-tions, customs. Prompt, reliableservice. Call Karen 541-535-3082 CCB#163725
Financial Services
Sell your structured settle-ment or annuity paymentsfor CASH NOW. You don'thave to wait for your futurepayments any longer! Call1-800-218-0290
Gutters00
Call JP's Gutters, Moss..Roofs, Downspouts, Flush
Screening, Drainage.Homes | Commercial | Apts541-261-0333 Insured
GUTTER CLEANINGDownspouts Flushed,
Experienced, Low CostCall Jim, 541-779-6901
Hauling Services
Jason's Hauling& Cleanup
Dependable & FriendlyConstruction cleanup,items hauled to Good-will or dump, rental andstorage units cleared,barn items removed,debris removal.
503-407-1207
Rogue ValleyJunk Busters
Landscape debris remov-al...Trimming...Pruning...Wood Removal.Senior Discount, SameDay Service.
541-690-4372.
� Call to Haul �Trash Etc., Rental Clean ups,From Ashland to Rogue River
Quick Response.541-890-6681
Landscaping
Jim's Mowing andLeaf Blowing
Fall cleanup, pruningtrees, hedges, blowingleaves, Senior Citizendiscount. 541-499-5055
Lawn & Garden Maintenance
From the Ground UpLandscape ManagementTree pruning, leaves/gut-ters, winterize irrigation,general clean up
Call Shane, 499-7301
Lincoln Dump & HaulTrees, Fences, Yard Main-tenance, Back-hoe work.
FREE ESTIMATESSenior Disc. 773-3323
GOT LEAVES?Leaf Clean Up Service $25Fast/Friendly/ Affordable
Lawn Mowing Wkly $60/moJOHN 541-227-8537
Remodeling
Framing to FinishNew Construction
Remodels, AdditionsKitchens & Bathrooms
541-621-7104Licensed�Bonded�Insured
ccb#192417
Tree Service & Removal
Jot's Tree Service, treeremoval, stump grinding,fuel reduction, blackberryremoval, CCB#136937,541-956-9936.
GARAGE & YARD SALES
Gold Hill &Rogue River
Res-Q Ranch Big GarageSale! Lots of Christmas,furn., everything you couldthink of. Fri-Sun 9-3; 9204Hwy. 234
Advertising SalesMulti Media Sales Executive
Job descriptionWe are looking for our next Advertising Sales executive and are willing to train theright person. Southern Oregon Media Group (SOMG) is part of one of the fastestgrowing media companies in the US. As the publishers of two daily newspapers andtheir robust websites SOMG is the number one local news and information source inthe region. Partnered with Propel Marketing we offer a diversified suite of over thirtydigital and print solutions in addition to our daily news publications allows our con-sultants to prepare a custom marketing solution for any business of any size.
What you can expectWe offer a comprehensive training program, mentoring and coaching from our lead-ership team; CRM system; sales assistant; campaign planning software; businessdata base; the latest information on digital marketing; a lucrative incentive programand a competitive yet supportive team environment.
What We ExpectThe ideal candidate will: be achievement focused and can work independently withthe support of a solid company behind them; have consistent follow through; be ateam player; enjoy the challenge of working in a fast paced environment.
ResponsibilitiesManage existing book of business for designated territoryNew business acquisitionExecute on all phases of the sales cycle such as lead generation, prospecting, re-search, proposal generation, campaign implementation, account management/optim-ization, and follow up
Experience & SkillsExcellent time management skillsPersistence and ResilienceDesire to help local businesses succeedAttention to detailBusiness English, spelling, arithmetic and general office proceduresMicrosoft Power Point, Word and Excel
To apply for this rewarding opportunity please email your resumewith cover letter to Dena DeRose [email protected] Deadline is Monday, November 30, 2015
AGRICULTURE
Hay Grain & Feed
KLAMATH BASINGrower Will Return1385 Antelope Rd
White City, Oregon.Sat. Dec. 5th.,
With New Crop HayNew Hours: 10 am - 2 pm
541-891-7448GRASS HAY
First cutting $6/bale. Premi-um quality second cutting$7/bale, both in barn, nopesticides. 541-951-9900or 541-664-3705.
HAY FOR SALE! 65-80 lb.Bales $6. 541-973-3851541-621-2257 or 541-826-4889 Call Anytime.
Horses & Livestock
BUYING & HAULINGAll kinds of livestock.
Fair Prices(541)660-3098(541)660-4481
Farm & Garden
2015 Troy Built RidingMower, cost $1,099, sell$700. 541-890-5274.
10'x12' metal shed, $50,541-582-5942.
BULLETIN BOARD
Announcements
DIRECTV Sta r t i ng a t$19.99/mo. FREE Installa-tion. FREE 3 months ofH B O , S H O W T I M E ,CINEMAX, & Starz. FREEHD/DVR Upgrade! 2015NFL Sunday Ticket In-cluded (Select Packages)New Customers Only .CALL 1-800-370-1356
Announcements
If you or a loved one tookthe blood thinner Xareltoand had complications dueto internal bleeding afterJanuary 2012 you MAY bedue financial compensa-tion. Call Injuryfone 1-800-410-4564
Lost
Deer Chihuahua, tan/black,long legs, 10/28, GrantsPass, 541-450-4155.
Yellow Budgie parakeet,10/25, Oak Grove/Stewart,541-772-2959.
Found
Found License plate inframe at Expo 10/29,541-535-1465
Found: Cat mottled blackorange and white, field byS. Stage & Hull 779-1897
Two small dogs White Cityarea, 10/29/15, cal l toidenti fy, 541-951-4878.
DOMESTIC SERVICES
Pet Care Offered
Shampooch Mobile DogGrooming. We drive to you.Wash/cut, poodles/farmdogs, big/small we do all.Reasonable, Experienced.541-613-0002 Facebook
Adult Care Offered
A PLACE FOR MOM. Thenation's largest senior liv-ing referral service. Con-tact our trusted, local ex-perts today! Our service isFREE / no obligation. CALL1-800-410-3371.
EMPLOYMENT/HELP WANTED
Help Wanted General
Driver neededfor two nightseach week.Must be able to drive a 26ftbox truck, have a validDrivers License, good driv-ing and background re-cords.For info please contact503-688-5110 /[email protected]
Fleet Manager NeededMust be able to drive logtruck, low bed truck andmanage truck drivers. Ap-plicant must be knowledge-able of current D.O.T. rulesand regulations. A gooddriving record, CDL ClassA license and current med-ical card are a must. Maybe required to work awayfrom home. Please contactHuman Resources at Cro-man Corp. 541-826-4455and ask for Richard. Drugtesting required. E.O.E.
Wanted,someone with tur-ret lathe experience andset up. Please call 541-690-1644. Located acrossfrom Medford airport.
Help Wanted General
PAPÉ MACHINERY INC.Mt. Shasta, Montague &Yreka California region
RESIDENT FIELDMECHANIC:
Mechanic with experienceworking on all makes andmodels of heavy equip-ment. Must be a motivatedself-starter, capable ofdeveloping positive rela-tionships with customersand soliciting service work.Prefer a mechanic withm i n i m u m f i v e y e a r s ’experience in the heavyequipment field. Requiresresidence in Mt. Shasta,Montague or Yreka CAarea and will report to theMedford, OR facility. Musthave a CDL or the ability toobtain one. TO APPLY: Goto www.papejobs.com,click on View Current Jobopenings, click on the jobtitle of the job, and thenclick Apply Now. Pleasere ference job number2015-438. Pape’ is an EEO
Service GreeterAirport Chevrolet has an
immediate opening for afriendly greeter in our ser-vice department. Must be ateam player. Part time entrylevel position. Must be 18+.Car business experience isdesired but not required.Good communication skillsare necessary. Must have agood/clean driving record &be able to drive a stick-shift.
Drug screen ingprov ided . EOEFor immediate considera-tion apply in person with re-sume, or send to...
Brian Hail,Service Manager, at
[email protected] Chevrolet Buick
GMC Cadillac3001 Biddle RoadMedford OR 97501
MERCHANDISE
Antiques & Collectibles
136 Thimbles + 3 wallthimble boxes, $150, 541-248-9183.
1920s Childs Tea Set, VeryNice; $200 541-890-5274
Antiques & Collectibles
1920s Child's Tea Set,Very Nice; Great Gift! $150.541-890-5274
Antiques & Collectibles
1945 era Lane cedar chest,great cond., $200, 541-779-5699.
Found
Antique German china cab-i n e t , 2 p i e c e p i n e ,$270/OBO 541-449-6619
Dept. 56 Snow Vil lageXmas Houses. Call for info$50 541-499-0473
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Two 24 carat Art of Chokinplates, $75, 541-248-9183.
Antique spool brass bed,$175, 541-773-6947.
Beaded belt, made about1920, from Washingtonarea, $450, 541-476-3840.
Beaded Crow cartridgebelt, made about 1910,$475, 541-476-3840.
Dept. 56 Gothic FarmHouse Retired pc $35 541-499-0473
Dept. 56 Heritage VillageCollection. Call for info$125 541-499-0473
Manning Bowman ma-hogany tea tray/brasshandles, glass covered in-lay-circa 1920, warrantystamped & company namecarved on back, $225, 541-734-3174.
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Thursday, November 26, 2015 - The Nickel PG 5Antiques & Collectibles
Exquisite armoire fromSpain $395 or best offer
541-499-6619
Fenton, 2 baskets, 3 pieceset, 2 bowls, 1 plate, $45-$65, $335/all, 734-5175.
MILLENNIUM BRIDE BAR-BIE With Orig. Box $100.541-500-1409
Antique Russian BabushkaDoll. 13 Pcs. ExcellentCond. $125. 541-499-6619
Wallace Cosmopolitan 5 pcsilverplate tea set $370541-499-0473
Appliances & Furniture
4 oak tables/1 oak com-puter desk, $40/all, 541-690-6126.
Beautiful executive desk,5'x30", you haul, "SevenSeas" by Hooker furn.,$300/obo, 541-773-5684.
Oak China Hutch - lighted,glass doors/shelves, Newcond, $250 obo. 292-7290
Black Glass Corner Desk,Very Nice, Like New, $200.541-772-3453
Book case, heavy, fair con-dition, $100,541-772-2976
Cream colored Day bedw/mattress, excellent con-dition, $125, 541-973-4847.
DirecTV starting at only$19.99 per month - Freepremium channels HBO,Starz, Cinemax & Show-time for 3 months & free re-ceiver upgrade! NFL 2015Season included (selectpackages). Call now! 1-800-453-9131
Duncan Phyfe oak diningtable, good cond. seats 8.$150, call 541-890-4408.
Freezer, 10.1 cf upright,good/clean, $45, 541-773-3864.
Frigidaire Stove. Goodcond. $70/OBO. Ready tocook tonight! 778-6048.
Futon, good shape, bur-gundy mattress, blackwood grain, $125 779-1178
Appliances & Furniture
Heat pump for sale, goodcondition. $250 obo.541-292-7290
Dark Oak Hutch w/etched& soldered glass doors42"x51"x9 'h, excel lentcond., $250, 772-3453.
Iron shelf, fancy, arched,6'8" by 2'6", glass shelves,excellent. $50 773-3864
Kenmore fridge, 20.6 cf,w/icemaker, works great,$80, 541-899-8713.
Kitchenaid professionalmixer, 575 watts, holidaybargain, $175, 499-0981.
Brown leather love seat,excellent condition, $399,please call 541-690-7299.
Like new: Queen Captainsbed with headboard stor-age, drawers and pillow-topm a t t r e s s . P u r c h a s e d$1400 , Se l l i ng $400 ,541-210-4338.
Love seat, both sides re-cline, great condition, sagecolor, $175. 541-471-7407
Magic Chef Electric Dryerworks good, $100 541-734-4159
Maytag Washer, KenmoreDyer. Like New. $395. 541-821-7964
Maytag side by side fridge,exc . cond. , s ta in less ,$500, 541-779-5867.
New King size five piecebed-spread $55 772-3453
Night Stand 2-drawer beau-tifully refinished dark wood.$50. 541-890-4408
Oak Tea Cart. Drop leafw/Drawer. Exc. Condition.$150. 541-499-8803.
Queen bed, exc. cond.,w/sturdy frame, asking$170, 541-301-3007.
Recliner, brown, good con-d i t i o n , p a i d $ 6 0 0 ,$400/obo, 541-772-2976.
Rocker/Glider, leather backand seat, comfortable!$50 obo. 541-326-5378
Stove hood, white, 30",used, $75, 541-973-4847.
Appliances & Furniture
SAFE STEP WALK-IN TUBalert for seniors: Bathroomfalls can be fatal! Safe StepWalk-In Tub, approved byArthritis Foundation, thera-peutic jets, less than 4"step-in, wide door, anti-slipfloors, American-made, in-stallation included. Call800-379-6390 for $750 off!
Sleep Number dual controlking mattress and frame,$300, 541-821-9968.
Small white refigerator, topfreezer, works great, ask-ing $50, 541-826-6680.
Child's antique play bench,hearts-teddy bear cut/outs,$50 541-890-4408
TWIN size Bed and Frame.Great Shape! $50. 541-292-7269
Two 3 speed oscillatingfans, 1 new in box, $10/ea,$15/both, 505-918-9598.
Two ceiling fans w/globes,$250/both, ($470 new) 541-500-1765. Call 9-10 am.
Two metal office desks60"x30"x30" $25 each.541-862-7258
Washer/Dryer. White SearsMax Load, good cond,$100/set. 541-890-4408
WATERFORD Wood Stovew/glass door, brwn ceram-ic. $495. 541-821-5171
White-Westinghouse wash-er & Maytag elec. dryer,$240, 541-890-2879.
Natural wood table w/2chairs, mint cond., $250,541-773-5880. Cash only
W o o l r u g b y S p i n e l ,7'6"x9'6", $150, 541-899-5952.
Arts & Crafts
Cabinet, 3 craft filled draw-ers. 24"x16"x25" $20541-770-5898
Hinterberg machine quilt-ing frame, $300, 541-301-8488.
Pendents. Jade, agate,onyx. ea. 1"x1 1/4". All 52$39, 541-826-5609.
Auctions
FRAUDPROTECTION
NOTICE from SOMGCustomer Service:In the event there isever a problem with
your advertisingpayment an SOMG
employee will contactyou and ask you to
call back ourbusiness line at541-776-4466
ForeclosureDue To
Non Payment of RentR. Preston, #G29R. Keever, #E9
L. Higgins, #K26J. Benham, #K18
Auction Sat, Dec. 5,2015, 12 pm.
A-1 Self Storage, 3558S. Pacific Hwy.
Building Materials & Tools
"Top & bottom" Tool ChestFull of tools and misc!$250. 541-261-9559
26 cinder blocks, $1/ea,$20/all, 505-918-9598.
4 porch posts 5"x5"x8' $30each. Excellent Shape!541-499-6702
40' extension ladder, $125,541-560-4172.
Arc welder 180 ac/dc, usedonce to repair utility trailer,$100, 541-499-8533.
Craftsman 3" shredderchipper, $425, 541-773-5700.
Double stainless steel sinkwith faucet, hoses & drains.$50 541.415.0017
HAKO Minuteman floor buf-fer/polisher $300. 541-772-1503
Misc. tools, nail gun, $50,541-879-0673.
Renown 20 Gal. Wet/DryVac. #REN08013-VP $200.541-772-1503.
Skill Saw Worm Drive. $65541.415.0017
Building Materials & Tools
S H A L E$10 per yard, delivered
within 20 miles.$4 per yard, you haul.
541-826-9026
Submersible well pump,$50, 541-855-1305.
Computers & Electronics
20" flatscreen, Box styletube color TV - video in-puts, $25 541-779-8309.
22" Sanyo box tv, excel-lent cond., $15, 541-471-7407.
7" digital photo frame withr e m o t e , i n b o x $ 1 05 4 1 - 7 7 3 - 1 1 1 5
Brother phone, fax, copier,photo printer, exc. cond.,$50, 541-708-0795.
Canon PC 750 copier, multicopies, automatic feed,$75, 541-773-5700.
Copy Machine $50, greatcond. Retired, no longerneeds 541-890-4408
Fax Machine, great condi-tion $50. Retired, no longerneeds. 541-890-4408.
Fax Machine; BrothersModel 2820, does fax andcopy $60. 541-858-7041
Surround sound dvd/cdplayer, w/5 speakers, $80,541-500-1409.
J.V.C. Super VHS ET VCRw/40 Movies. $80. 541-500-1409
Printer ink, $2.50-$27. 1/3Retail. For type call 541-772-1503.
Firewood, Oil & Coal
200 gallon fuel oil tank,$100, 541-855-1305.
Firewood, Oil & Coal
Dry Red Fircut at 14", $200/cord,
Shady Cove541-778-4817.
T o p Q u a l i t y D r y 1 6 "Douglas Fir, $180 per cord,$20 for delivery; can deliv-er 2 cords; 541-816-0615
Home Healthcare & Supplies
CPAP/BIPAP supplies atlittle or no cost from AlliedMedical Supply Network!Fresh supplies deliveredright to your door. Insur-ance may cover all costs.800-657-7809
GOT KNEE PAIN? BackPain? Shoulder Pain? Geta pain-relieving brace forlittle or NO cost to you.Medicare pat ients cal lHealth Hotline now! 1-800-903-1039
Life Alert. 24/7. One pressof a button sends helpFAST! Medical, Fire, Burg-lar. Even if you can't reacha phone! FREE Brochure.CALL 800-975-8941
Manual trapeze for assist-ance getting out of bed,$150/obo, 541-326-5378.
Oreck professional air puri-fier, w/permanent fi lter,$80, 541-500-1409.
Pr ide Go Go scooter ,excellent condition, call fordetails. $500/obo 690-1277
M a k e l i f e e a s i e r !Shower/commode wheelchair, $200 541-326-5378.
Twin Size Hospital Bed,Motor ized with remote$200 541-301-7536
Walker w/hand brakes &seat, excellent, $75, 541-665-3708.
Wheelchair, EX2, w/oxycaddy, excellent, $85, 541-665-3708.
Miscellaneous
1 ,000 ' e l ec t r i c f encewire/controller, $45, 541-773-5700.
14K gold carved rose ring,white coral, ring size 6,$64.00, 541-826-5609.
14K gold pale jade ring,marquise cut, size 7 3/4,$64, 541-826-5609.
Nice Girl's Bike with extras.$150 541-772-3453
4 Panels of Drapes, GoodCond. Floor/Ceiling. 541-261-0532 for info. $45
6 qt. stainless steel sautepan, w/glass lid, neverused, $40, 541-879-0155.
Books, crafts, qui l t ing,scrap booking, all/$6.00, or$.50 ea., 541-326-9102.
Set of 4 Pocket watches byBoris Dragon design exc.cond, $500. 541-471-7407
Box of puzzles/games, 14total, box/$4 or $.25 each.541-326-9102.
Bras, new, tags on, $2/eaor box of 10 for $15, 541-326-9102.
Burn barrels with/withoutlids, some airtight, $5 & $8,all for $100, 541-560-4172.
Commercial paint sprayer,airless Graco Ultra 400,$500, 541-499-8533.
Digital security camera, on4'x8' pole, $200, 541-500-1765. Call between 4-5 pm.
Dish Network? Get MOREfor LESS! Starting $19.99/month (for 12 months),PLUS Bundle & SAVE(Fast Internet for $15 more/month). CALL Now, 1-800-593-1764
Eddie Bauer suitcase, ap-prox. 16"x27"x10", usedonce, $25, 541-482-8020.
Miscellaneous
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German made violin, niceshape, $175, 541-855-1305.
Guitar w/case. Acoustic,quality sound. $350.541-858-7041
Indian Rocks. About 300lbs. Blanks, trades & somechips. $200 541-855-1305
L o w r e y s p i n e t p i a n ow/bench, $200, 541-476-5857.
Lg. & Med. Dog Crates likeNew. Trade Either one forLg. Kennel 541-772-7420
Med Transcriber ref bksall body systems. Retired.$100 541-890-4408
Murray Ultra 18 speed wo-man's bicycle, like new,$89, 541-482-8020.
New 6' picnic table, all2x6's, benches attached,$100, 541-826-6680.
New Goose Down Comfort-er. Cost $340, Selling $75.Full/Queen. 541-774-1975
Curio, glass shelves/doors,l i g h t , 3 6 " x 3 6 " x 1 2 . 5 " .$150/obo. 541-608-9775.
P a l e g r e e n c a r p e t ,11'4"x11'4", very new,$150, 541-973-4847.
Portable Casio keyboard,mic outlet, exc. cond. $80,541-261-7189.
Puzzles; 1000 pieces (allthere) 5 for $5 541-858-7041
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Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie typically know how they’ll spend the first half of Thanksgiving, and the plan is the same this year.
After they wrap up their NBC duties on that mornings “Today” show, the coanchors will head to their perch along the Macy’s Parade route as the network gives the 89th annual edition of New York’s holiday-season-launching event its traditional broadcast. A1 Roker will join his “Today” colleagues from points on the parade’s path, showcasing character balloons, marching bands, themed floats and celebrity guests while Lauer and Guthrie are in a perfect spot to introduce musical numbers from current Broadway shows.
“This is probably my 12th year or something like that,” Lauer says, “but it’s amazing how you still get pumped up for i t . . . especially when you step onto that street on Thanksgiving morning and you see the crowd in the stands and the bands lining up and the Broadway casts rehearsing. Even though you think to yourself, ‘It would be fun to be home with my family on Thanksgiving morning,’ you suddenly forget about that completely, and you just cant wait for this spectacle of Americana.”
Guthrie is newer to the parade, this being her fourth hosting stint, and she deems that role “really fun. I think there’s just a certain energy around Thanksgiving, and with everybody out there, there’s so much excitement in the air. I actually always get a big kick out of how excited Matt gets about the parade; that’s really part of the fun for me, but it’s just one of those great traditions, and to get to be a part of it is so special.”
Among those slated for this year's lineup: music stars Mariah Carey, Jennifer Netdes, Jordin Sparks, Rachel Platten ("Fight Song"), Andy Grammer, Daughtry and Pat Benatar; Cirque du Soleil; the reigning Miss America, Betty Cantrell; chef and Food Network personality Sandra Lee; hockey's Mark and Marty Howe; and the Muppets, sharing their spot with musician Quesdove. Represented stage shows will include "Finding Neverland," "Fiddler on the Roof" and "The King and I."
Lauer sometimes has his children with him at the parade, and this is the second Thanksgiving for Guthrie’s daughter Vale. “I’m still thinking about whether to bring her this year,” her mom admits. “Honestly, it will have to do with how cold it is, but I would love for her to see it. She’s little, but I think she would be completely blown away by all the colors and sounds and sights. I really look forward to having her be there year after year.”
Weather surely is a major consideration for the Macy’s Parade, and Lauer has experienced just about every kind. “We have done the parade in light V-neck sweaters, then we’ve done it in years when it has been raining torrentially or snowing sideways. When you think about some of the outfits those marching-band members or majorettes or cheerleaders are wearing, and they’re out there marching for something like three miles and they get to Herald Square — and they still have smiles on their faces, because now they know they’re in front of the cameras — and they can’t feel their fingers or toes, it’s really incredible.”
Also slated to be with Guthrie and Roker for the tree lighting on NBC's "Christmas in Rockefeller Center" special Dec. 2, Lauer adds that he and his parade- telecast comrades still get to have their own Thanksgivings once Santa Claus has made his parade-ending appearance and the crowd disperses. “Savannah often goes to be with her in-laws in New Jersey,” he notes, “and I head out to be with my family on Long Island. As soon as 12:15 (p.m. ET) arrives, it’s a traditional holiday for us.”
And for Guthrie, there’s an added upside to having that day’s on-air chores: “You know what’s great about it? It gets me out of any cooking duties.”
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The story of Apple Computer icon Steve Jobs has been told several times, but in the hands of two Oscar winners - “Slumdog Millionaire” director Danny Boyle and “Social Network” screenwriter Aaron Sorkin — it’s bound to be something different. And the movie titled “Steve Jobs” certainly is.
Sorkin cleverly structures it like a three-act play, focusing on specific milestones in the late Jobs’ career, including the debuts of the Macintosh computer and the iMac - but you need the right performer in the title role to make it all work. Michael Fassbender proves to be that, playing Jobs as reserved and demanding, always keeping those around him guessing.
And what a supporting cast to do the guessing: Seth Rogen does some of his best work yet as Jobs colleague Steve Wozniak, with Kate Winslet, Jeff Daniels and Katherine Waterston (Sam’s daughter) as others who factor into Jobs’ life and work.
Fassbender has logged his share of screen time (“Shame,” “The Counselor,” the “X-Men” franchise), but he’s still not so well-known that he can’t lose himself completely in the part of Jobs. That’s where he succeeds while others such as Ashton Kutcher and Noah Wyle couldn’t; their images are so famous, it worked against their completely being able to personify the enigma Jobs was.
That helps Fassbender with not worrying about image as he portrays some of Jobs’ more unflattering traits, such as paranoia
over whom to trust, anc over letting any of his power be delegated to others. He had such a vision for Apple, that focus cost him many relationships, including some of those that helped get him where h got (see: Wozniak).
The Sorkin script, inspired largely by a Walter Isaacson book, leaves out the earliest and latest parts of Jobs’ life, but the essence is still there ... and that’s what counts in a movie of this nature. Even without sequences detailing his childhood and well-before-his time of death, you’ll leave the theater knowing who Jobs was. And you might even reach into your pocket for, or go home to, one of his innovations right afterward.
“Steve Jobs” is a movie about brilliant people, and anyone who knows Sorkins writing can guess what a match he is for it. A lot of the excitement is in the words. The picture insists you keep listening - but you will anyway, if you’re on board at all with this story. “Steve Jobs” really gets its job done.
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“All-Star Gingerbread Build,” airing Saturday,Nov. 28 on both networks, pairs pastry chefs Duff Goldman (“Ace of Cakes”) and Ron Ben-lsrael (“Sweet Genius”) with “Property Brothers” Jonathan and Drew Scott in a one-off competition to see which tandem can create the best life-size gingerbread house.
“I don’t know if it’s the first time the networks cooperated,” says Ben-lsrael, who was partnered with Jonathan Scott, “but it’s definitely not a regular occurrence, and it was a chance to get together and enjoy it and learn and be challenged.”
In the hourlong special, plans are drawn up and then wooden skeletons are built. To these are attached bricks made of gingerbread for the exterior walls and tiles made from the pastry for the roof shingles.A mortar made from royal icing bonds everything together and then a studio audience judges the final products.
A good time, according to Ben-lsrael, was had by all.
“Duff and I are friends,” he says, “but we live on different coasts and we don’t always have a chance to get together. ... You know, we always said we wanted to work together more, so even though we were competing against each other, we actually had a good time. You know, how can you not be happy when you do gingerbread houses for the holidays?”
And learn something new in the process, as the bakers picked up carpentry tips and the Scotts got to use baking implements in construction.
“There were no losers,” Ben-lsrael says. “Everybody did well. I mean, this was for charity, so it wasn’t really about Duff and me and the twins competing against each other. It’s let’s have fun and put it all together for the community’s joy. It wasn’t about ego.”What book are you currently reading?“It’s called ‘10 Percent Happier’ by Dan Harris. ...He’s a newscaster, I think, with ABC. ... And he had a meltdown on the air while he was anchoring a show and consequently he learned to meditate. And so the book is fascinating. ...”What did you have for dinner last night?“I’m staying at the Anders Hotel in West Hollywood while I film in L.A. and I had a lovely dinner. I
actually asked them to make me an omelet because I’m here for a long time. ... So I asked them to make me an omelet with olive oil, no cheese and no butter because I’m attempting to adapt to the Mediterranean Diet. And they made me a big casserole of market vegetables. ... And it was a delicious meal.”What is your next project?“The interesting thing about where I work is it’s a little bit like fashion. ... We are really getting ready for the spring season, which means I’m coming up with a lot of new designs, so we make mock-ups to show clients. So these are display cakes and lots of sketches . . . . And then of course, the Food Network has all these different ideas, so we are on the drawing board with new ideas for shows... .”When was the last vacation you took, where and why?“... My last trip has been to Cartagena in Colombia. I went there to speak for a conference for Latin America wedding professionals and it was just fascinating, so I got there a little early and I stayed a few days extra to absorb the local flavors. The food was amazing. ...”
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Dallas traditionally hosts the late afternoon Thanksgiving Day game, so the Detroit Lions will welcome former Cowboy DeMarco Murray and the Philadelphia Eagles to town in the earlier holiday matchup on CBS. The Chicago Bears also visit the Green Bay Packers on NBC later in the evening.
Lee has been a menace to opposing offenses since he joined the Cowboys in 2010. The only linebacker credited with intercepting passes by both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, he’s been having a solid season up to this point. His most stellar performance by far was the Cowboys’ Week 2 victory over the Eagles where Lee had 14 tackles and an interception; almost single-handedly stifling Murray, his former teammate, who gained only two yards on the ground.
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Late Night with Seth MeyersWalgreens announced a deal yesterday to buy rival drugstore chain Rite-Aid in a deal worth over 17 billion dollars. Which is horrible news for people currently holding two separate Xanax prescriptions.
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy FallonIn his closing comments, Rand Paul said that he is running to create a government so small that you can barely see it. Paul said it would be modeled after his presidential campaign.
Late Show With Stephen ColbertLike a lot of New Yorkers, I am a little tired and pissed off this morning. I'm guessing a lot of you flipped over from the third Republican debate.
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The Late Late Show With James CordenAll the candidates are trying to reinvent themselves, but sometimes they try a little too hard. Jeb Bush last week tried to appeal to a younger, hipper audience when he called "Supergirl" pretty hot. Jeb Bush calling "Supergirl" pretty hot is something your stepdad says when he's trying to connect with you.
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• He went to work with his brother Jamie, in his mother Paula's kitchen — when he was eighteen. The three founded a small Savannah catering business known for delivering "lunch-and-love-in-a-bag," which grew into one of Savannah's mostloved restaurants, The Lady & Sons.
• He and Jamie began appearing to rave reviews on their mothers cooking| shows on the Food Network, and soon launched their own show on the network, "Road Tasted."
• In 2006, he was named one of People's 50 most eligible bachelors and in 2009, most eligible bachelor of Savannah.
• In 2012, he made his solo television debut on Cooking Channel in the series "Not My Mama's Meals," where he developed healthier versions of the traditional foods he grew up on.
• In July 201 3, he married Claudia Lovera, who is originally from Caracas, Venezuela, in a small ceremony at his mother's home.
In addition to four books with Jamie, he has written two solo books, "Bobby Deen's Everyday Eats: 120 All-New Recipes, All Under 350 Calories, All Under 30 Minutes" and the No. 1 New York Times bestseller, "From Mama's Table to Mine: Everybody's Favorite Comfort Foods at 350 Calories or Less."
• In July, the brother's returned to Food Network with "Southern Fried Road Trip."
• A few weeks ago, he returned as host for Season 2 of the Food Network show "hioliday Baking Championship."
Napoleon Bonaparte once said, “History is a myth that men agree to believe.” Truer words were never spoken when it comes to Thanksgiving.
The two-hour “American Experience” documentary “The Pilgrims,” Tuesday, Nov. 24, on PBS (check local listings), endeavors to explode a few myths about the holiday and give viewers a real history of what happened.
“They’re ripe to be exploded because of the way historical memory has worked about Thanksgiving,” says Ric Burns (“Andy Warhol: A Documentary”), who wrote and directed the film.“I mean, it’s funny. It’s kind of a funny little cartoon balloon we carry around in our heads. And unlike other moments in American history — the Revolution, the Civil War, about which we might know something — what we know is very kind of self-contained within that cartoon bubble. You know, buckled shoes. You know all the items the way I do, we can all recite them.”
As is the case with many legends, the real story of Thanksgiving is far more interesting, starting with the fact that the Pilgrims weren’t the first Europeans to put down roots
on American soil. That distinction went to the settlers of Jamestown, Va., 13 years earlier in 1607.
The film details the Pilgrims’ ordeal after landing at what is now Provincetown, Mass., in November 1620. They faced rampant disease, starvation and death at the Plymouth colony, and to ward off attacks by the natives they would prop up their sick and dead against trees so they would appear to be sentries.
The Pilgrims’ relationship with the local tribes was complex.They built Plymouth Plantation on a site littered with the remains of the Wampanoags, who had been decimated years earlier by a plague brought over by European fishermen. Vulnerable to attacks by other tribes, the two groups formed an uneasy alliance. After surviving the brutal winter of 1620-21, they found their crops had yielded a considerable harvest and the following fall held a three-day celebration of games and food. But it wasn’t until more than 200 years later that President Abraham Lincoln, with the country in the midst of a divisive war, commemorated that feast as what is now Thanksgiving.
"Broadway Danny Rose" (1984) While not exactly a Thanksgiving movie in overall theme, Woody Allen's enjoyable black-and-white comedy about a two-bit New York tafent agent Features a memorable shootout in a Macy's parade warehouse occupied by the Underdog balloon and numerous helium tanks. Much high-talking results."Planes, Trains and Automobiles" (1987) A journey of self-discovery results when a flight canceled due to bad weather makes oil-and-water travel companions of a yuppie executive and an overly talkative salesman (Steve Martin, John Candy) as they try to get home for Thanksgiving in Jonn Hughes' near-classic comedy."Dutch" (1991) A construction worker (Ed O'Neill) fights with his girlfriend's (JoBeth Williams) spoiled preteen son (Ethan Embry) as he brings the boy home from private school for the holiday in this underrated comedy."Scent of a Woman" (1992) Hoo-Aah! Al Pacino won a well-deserved Oscar for his portrayal of a blind, difficult Army retiree who gets an unwelcome companion when his family hires an unsuspecting preppie (Cnris O'Donnell) to look after him while they are away during Thanksgiving weekend in Martin Brest's excellent drama."Grumpy Old Men" (1993) Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon re-created the magic of Oscar and Felix in this comedy about feuding Minnesota seniors who have cause to lock horns once again when a comely neighbor (Ann-Margret) moves in nearby at Thanksgiving time."Home for the Holidays" (1995) Family dysfunction is front and center of this entertaining comedy from director Jodie Foster, which stars Holly Hunter as a singleton in crisis who comes home to Baltimore for a holiday reunion with her overbearing parents (Charles Durning, Anne Bancroft) and assorted friends and relatives. The impressive cast also includes Robert Downey Jr., David Strathairn and a teenage Claire Danes."The Ice Storm" (1997) It's 1973 and residents of an affluent Connecticut suburb are experimenting with mate swapping during a boozy, ice-bound holiday party in Ang Lee's outstanding drama. Kevin Kline, Joan Allen, Sigourney Weaver ana Allison Janney are in the large and talented cast."Pieces of April" (2003) Right at the end of her tenure on "Dawson's Creek," Katie Holmes starred as a young woman trying to prepare Thanksgiving dinner for her dying mother and the rest of her estranged family in her dingy, cramped New York apartment in this under-tne-radar comedy/drama."The New World" (2005) The story of the Jamestown settlers is told with sweeping landscapes, swelling instrumentals and fine performances by Colin Farrell and newcomer Q'orianka Kilcher in Terrence Malick's sumptuous historical drama.
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Poppy Montgomery returns as a police detective with a rare memory condition as “Unforgettable” returns for a fourth season Friday on A&E Network. Find video, cast information and more at www.aetv.com/shows/ unforgettable
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OVERALLS • RAINW EAR • GLOVES SCARVES • W ALLETS
WOMEN S CARHARTTINFANT AND CHILDRENS IN STO CK
♦ LOW EVERYDAY PRICES ♦ MEN’S BIG & TALL SIZES IN STOCK
541-772-7538HOURS:I Friday 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.| Saturday 8 a.m. -12 p.m.
1321 North Riverside • MedfordServing the valley in sales & service for 50 years,
1965 - 2015
Crater Chain Saw
Conger ~ M orrisFuneraf Directors
Central Point Chapel800 S. Front St.Central Point, OR 97502
541-664-3361
M edford Chapel767 S. R ive rs ide M edfo rd , OR 97501
541-772-7111
Lo ca lly O w ned & Operated
Sp ecia liz in g in prearranged crem ation & funeral p lans
Know n sh ipper status by 3 m ajor a irlines fo r sh ipp ing anyw here in the w orld
M ention th is ad w hen m aking arrangem ents and receive a 10% d isco u nt
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7405 C rater Lake H ighw ay, W h ite C ity £ (541) 826-8330
Valley541 - 772-2388
...............................685 Market St. M edford
www .va lleysewandvac.com
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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 and
Alcohol testing will be required in addition to back-ground checks. Currently we are interviewing for:
RN – full time (40 hours per week) benefited position.At least 2 years of RN experience required and previ-ous hospice or home health experience preferred. Youmust have a current unencumbered RN license withthe Oregon State Board of Nursing.Administrative Support - Front Desk – full time (40hours per week) benefited position. Experienced in of-fice work with emphasis on multi-line phones, excel,and Microsoft Office. Previous medical office experi-ence is required.
Come see why we have a passion for who weare and what we do! Make your next careermove to a place where your commitment to
providing great care matters!Submit your resume to Margaret Casler [email protected] or mail to
Lovejoy Hospice, 939 SE 8th StreetGrants Pass, OR 97526
REAL ESTATE
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This newspaper willnot knowingly accept anyadvertising for real es-tate which is in violationof the law. Our readersare hereby informed thatall dwellings advertised inthis newspaper are avail-able on an equal oppor-tunity basis. To complainof discr iminat ion cal lHUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-freenumber for the hearingimpaired is 1-800-927-9275
Homes for Sale
Open House, Sunday 1-4,Owner Carry. 4 bed/3.5bath, $419,900 at 4.5%,15% down, $1829.71 permonth plus TNI. 2990 Lex-ington Dr., 541-779-4748.
Land for Sale
ARIZONA LAND SALE: 2acre lots with power fromonly $6995. Warm winters,low down, easy terms. 928-753-7125.www.landarizona.com
RENTALS
Apartments Unfurnished
Newer 3 bed / 2 bath du-plex, 1 car garage, fencedyard, $975 per month. 1319Alex Way, Medford NOPETS. 541-660-9525
Homes for Rent
3 bed / 2 bath home forr e n t , $ 1 , 5 2 5 / m o n t h .Ashland, 541-482-2620
Ready To Move In!2 bed/1 bath close to down-t o w n M e d f o r d . N o nsmoking, new flooring,$900/mo, 541-930-1212.
Mobile Homes for Rent
Mobile Homes for Rentavailable in Medford andPhoenix area. If interestedcall Francisco 541-646-2877
TRANSPORTATION
Auto Parts & Accessories
2 RV tires, brand newS T 2 0 5 - 7 5 R 1 5 , $ 1 5 0(541)773-6499 or 840-1232
87-95 Jeep Wrangler up-per doors with sliding win-dows, $200, 541-499-8533.
FOR SALE LIKE NEWSTUDDED SNOW TIRES195/55R15 $250.00 or bestoffer call 541-535-3420after 5 pm
2 Studded pickup tires,235/85R16, radial widetrack, $150, 541-773-5700.
Tires 165/80r13 (toyota,honda etc) lots of tread left,2 for $80 541-772-1449
Auto Services
GREYBACKTRANSMISSIONS
Budget prices, quality re-builds. Specializing in USA-made trucks (auto-matics)w/upgrades.
541-597-2988
Autos for Sale
1995 Pontiac Grand Am,quad 4, $300, needs en-gine work, 541-772-3501.
'87 Chevy Celebrity w/DieHard engine, 4 cycl., reallynice, $485, 541-930-0615
Automotive Wanted
Ashland. NEED VEHICLE!Exchg hm improve svc. Prf.SUV or Trk. 541-499-9083
Campers & Trailers
For Sale1965 Eldorado Camper$500 obo 541-621-5406
Trucks
Short bed truck topper,needs repair, $40/obo, 541-897-0060.
Truck Bed Mount Lift. Lifts1000 lbs. $125541.415.0017
TrucksAuto Parts & Accessories
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