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890 W. ALDER ST., HERMISTON. $185,000. Custom home, 1900 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Large kitchen, breakfast setting area with formal living & dining rooms. Master bedroom has sliding door to patio & hot tub. New gas fireplace with new carpet in family room. Matching 10 x 12 shed. Carpet & tile floors. RV Parking. Call 541-567-8363.
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Beautiful remod-eled 2 bdrm, possi-ble 3 bdrm 1 ba home. Hardwood floors, sunroom, forced air, fenced backyard, motivated to sell. $133,500
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Homes for Sale,Pendleton 100
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reasoning. She says shewants “Touch-A, Touch-A,Touch-A, Touch Me” play-ing as they enter, eventhrough the song was sangby Janet, theheroine of thefilm. “I know it’s not exact-ly pertinent with mycharacter, but you can’tbeat a song about risquétouching.”But while 5’5” McLaw is
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The Associated Press
BEIJING — The newest MissWorld is from the United States.Alexandria Mills, a soft-spoken
18-year-old,was named thewinnerinSaturdaynight’s contest in south-ern China. The tall blonde was arelative surprisewinnerafter spec-ulation focused on othercontestants.Second place went to Emma
Wareus of Botswana, and AdrianaVasini of Venezuela came third.
The host country’s own contest-ant, TangXiao, alsowas among thefinal five.According to a brief biography
on the Miss World website, Millscalls Louisville, Kentucky, herhometown, and she recently grad-uated fromhigh school. Shewouldlike to become a teacher.“I’ve never met a stranger and
enjoy meeting new people,” shesays in the bio.For the final, she was wearing a
shimmering ivory-colored dress
slit up the leg.Mills takesover the title fromKa-
ianeAldorinoofGibraltar,whowasnamed Miss World 2009 at a cere-mony in South Africa lastDecember.Women frommore than100 coun-
tries participated in the contest,organizers said.This is the 60th year of the Miss
WorldCompetition, andorganizersbroughtback contestants frompastdecades to give the night a retro-spective theme.
AP Photo by Alexander F. YuanMiss USA Alexandria Mills gestures with other contestants after being crowned the winner of the 2010Miss World pageant contest at the Beauty Crown Cultural Center in Sanya, in southern China's islandprovince Hainan, Saturday.
Soft-spoken Miss USA captures Miss World title
By MIN LEEThe Associated Press
HONG KONG — A Gold-en Lion-winning Chinesedirector best known forportraying working-classstruggles defended on Sat-urdayhisdecision to tryhishand at commercial cine-ma as he prepares to makehis first kung fu epic.Jia Zhangke made his
namewith realist films thatdescribehowChina’s youthand workers cope with thecountry’s rapid economicgrowth. The 40-year-oldfilmmaker won the topprize at the 2006 VeniceFilm Festival with “StillLife,” a drama set againstthe destruction of a Chi-nese village to make wayfor the Three Gorges Dam.But now Jia, whose cred-
its also include“Pickpocket, “The Plat-form” and “The World,” isgetting ready to shoot abig-budgetmartial arts epicset at the beginning of the20th century.The native of the north-
ern city ofFenyang says thebudget will be at least sev-eral million U.S. dollars —huge for the once under-ground director — and hewill hire aHongKong fightchoreographer. VeteranHong Kong director John-nie To, best known for hisstylish action thrillers, ishis producer.Critics are wondering if
Jia is abandoninghis roots.It’s the same charge that
was leveled at Jia’s prede-cessors like Chen Kaigeand Zhang Yimou. Chenand Zhang won critical ac-claim in theWestwith starkstories of rural hardshipbut have gravitated towardcommercial blockbustersin recent years.Jia told The Associated
Press inHongKong onSat-urday that his fans havenothing to worry about.“I will be back. I will not
be making period moviesforever. Old China is justonepart ofmy imagination.The reality of modern Chi-na still attracts me a greatdeal. I want to prove overtime that adirector can en-joy a wide repertoire,” hesaid.The Chinese director,
who was visiting HongKong to promote his docu-mentary “I Wish I Knew,”said hewon’t follow the ca-reer paths of filmmakerslike Chen and Zhang.“They have already
taught us a very good les-son. Why would I want totake the same path? I haveseen that that path is nofun,” he said.Jia said he will start
shooting his new project,called “In the Qing Dy-nasty” inChinese, inMarchor April in and near hishometown. The story fol-lows changes in a Chinesecity after the abolishmentof the imperial examina-tion system and growingWestern influences. Thecast is still being decided.
Chinese director defendsbreak from art-house
By MICHAEL LIEDTKEThe Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO —YouTube CEO Chad Hur-ley is surrendering thereins of the popular videowebsite that he startedwith two buddies as aquirky curiosity and wenton to groom into a mediamagnet that shows morethan 2 billion clips a day.Thechange in command
announcedFriday formal-izes a transition that hasbeen unfolding over thepast two years asYouTube’s owner, Internetsearch leader Google Inc.,assertedmorecontrol overthe website.Google dispatched one
of its longtime employees,Salar Kamangar, to helpHurley steer YouTube in2008. That move signaledGoogle’s resolve to startmakingmoremoneyoff its2006 acquisition ofYouTube for $1.76 billion.Kamangar’s expertise is
in online advertising.Since his arrival at
YouTube’s San Brunoheadquarters, Kamangarhadbeen running theday-to-day operations whileHurley concentrated onkeeping the site’s steadilygrowing audience happy.Kamangar now official-
ly assumes the CEO’s rolewhile Hurley, 33, remainsavailable as a part-timeadviser.The transition will give
Hurley, a designer, moretimetodevote toanotherofhis business ideas, themen’s clothing lineHlaska.The brand’s name is amash-up of Hawaii andAlaska, signifying itsgoalofbecoming “the 51st state.”Although YouTube has
been sellingmore ads andstriking more businesspartnerships since Ka-mangar entered thepicture,Googlehasn’t saidwhether the site is prof-itable yet. The ads shownonYouTubearepart of the
roughly $625 million inrevenue that Google gotfrom so-called display ad-vertising during the threemonths ending inSeptem-ber. That’s less than 10percent of Google’s totalrevenueof $7.3billiondur-ing the period.Google confirmed Hur-
ley is stepping down afterhe disclosed his dimin-ished role Thursday nightat an event in Ireland.Thecompanyalso said it
is losing the leader of amore recent acquisition,mobile ad service AdMob.Omar Hamoui, AdMob’sfounder and CEO, quit forpersonal reasons, accord-ing to Google. His exitcomes just five months af-ter Google paid $681million for AdMob as partof is effort to sell more ad-vertisingonmobilephones.YouTube’s two other co-
founders, Steve Chen andJawedKarim, had alreadyjumped ship. Karim leftjust a fewmonths after the
triodecided tosetupawayto share their videos on-line. Chen, formerlyYouTube’schief technologyofficer, moved on in 2008.YouTube’s sale toGoogle
enriched all three of thefounders, who had metwhile working at the on-line payment servicePayPal. Hurley raked inthe biggest cut: 735,000sharesGoogle stock.BasedonGoogle’s closingpriceof$613.70, those shareswouldnowbeworth about$450 million.Some television and
movie studios contendedYouTube built its earlysuccessby looking theoth-er way as video piratesswamped thewebsitewithcopyrighted clips. ViacomInc. even went so far as tofile a lawsuit that allegedHurley, Chen and Karimwelcomed the piratedclips because they knewthe material would helpwiden YouTube’s audi-ence.
YouTube co-founder steps down as CEO
