The New York Times Magazine Crossword
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By David Woolf / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Pointer’s request?
Ending with Cine-
Brief race, in brief
What keys on a key ring do
Setting for van Gogh’s “River Bank in
Springtime”
Sonny
Some desktops
Running a high temperature
Staples Center athlete
Stinks
Emanation from a pen
Doctor’s recommendation
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Box in an arena?
One helping with servings
Start
“You’re missing a comma” and others
Turkish inn
Orch. section
Together again
Something people do not want to see
outside, for short
Cartoon exclamation
Young ____
Setting not actually found in “Romeo
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Opted for
Kind of orchard
Mural’s beginning?
Town: Ger.
Singer with the 2012 #1 hit “Somebody
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Paramecium propellers
Kind of professor
Some premium seating
Licorice flavor
Colorful gem
Barber’s supply
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Keystone Kops-like scene
Icy remark?
Diverges
Besprinkle, say
Suffix with conspirator
Church book
One of the Obamas
Unable to do well
Rural community
Lack of influence
Kentucky Derby drinks
Ones up in arms?
No longer wanted
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Memorable 2011 hurricane
Mint roll
Rathskeller decoration
Breathe in
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conditions, extreme predation,
etc.).
At the end of the talk, the
audience will be able to get a
closer look at the bird(s) and
the other display items. There
will be time for questions.
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unteering at the Wildlife Cen-
ter of the North Coast at age
Submitted photo
16. A third generation Astori- Joshua Saranpaa of the Wildlife Center of
an, Saranpaa graduated Asto- the North Coast holds a spotted owl.
ria High School in 2010. He
pursued a degree at Clatsop Community College, where he
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World of Haystack Rock hosts Joshua Saranpaa, bird ambassador
and the wildlife rehabilitation
that the center conducts.
He plans to bring at least
one bird ambassador from
the wildlife center, depending
on circumstances: a northern
fulmar, a rhinoceros auklet,
a common murre, a double
crested cormorant, and/or a
special non-seabird, an Amer-
ican kestrel falcon. Saranpaa
will discuss the natural his-
tory of the ambassador birds
and common threats to these
species (i.e. plastic pollution,
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Wildlife center director talks in Cannon Beach
CANNON BEACH — The
Friends of Haystack Rock
will present the next World
of Haystack Rock lecture at 7
p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 13 at the
Cannon Beach Library, locat-
ed at 131 N. Hemlock St.
New Wildlife Center of the
North Coast Director Joshua
Saranpaa will give the talk “A
Sanctuary for Oregon’s Sea-
birds.”
Saranpaa will describe the
mission of the wildlife center,
the Migratory Bird Treaty Act,
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Malicious computer programs
Essence
Chippendales dancer, e.g.
One in the closet
Band that doesn’t play much music
nowadays
Common gas station attachment
2001 foreign film with five Oscar
nominations
Radishes with long white roots
Nag
Accepted, as an offer
Was behind a register, maybe
Battery parts
For whom products are designed
Passing mention?
Short pants
McKellen of “The Hobbit”
Alternative to Facebook Messenger
Golden Bears’ sch.
Suggest
Supreme Court justice who once said “I
am a New Yorker, and 7 a.m. is a civilized
hour to finish the day, not to start it”
Concupiscence
Power, so to speak
Language of Afghanistan
“The Undiscovered Self” author
Filthy
Low points
How curry is often served
Divisions politiques
Beckons through a portal
“I hate when that happens!”
Cousin of a foil
Dark horses
Capital of Gambia
Like some building damage
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One having a simple existence
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met his wife, before dropping
out to get a fulltime job. Now
23, he’s the new director of the
wildlife center, following the
death of founder Sharnelle Fee
in September.
Friends of Haystack Rock
supports the Haystack Rock
Awareness Program in cooper-
ation with the city of Cannon
Beach, promoting the preser-
vation and protection of the
intertidal life and birds that
inhabit the Marine Garden and
the Oregon Islands National
Wildlife Refuge at Haystack
Rock.
The World of Haystack
Rock lectures take place the
second Wednesday of each
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month from November to
April. The schedule of the re-
maining talks for the 2015-16
season are:
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of Oregon State Universi-
ty, will give the talk “Marine
Mammals, the Marine Mam-
mal Stranding Network and
Marine Reserves”;
• March 9: Ecological con-
sultant, biologist and AHS re-
tired teacher Mike Patterson
will give the talk “Birds of the
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• April 13: Educator and
wildlife photographer Neal
Maine will give the talk “It’s
Not Just A Beach: Rethinking
the Beaches.”