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Animal Network Center -
Uniting Four Hooves and Two Minds™
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 2010 is going to be a great year for this country; the economy and all the people out there that have had a tough couple years. There is a lot of fear of the future at this point and that is the subject of this horse tip of week: conquering fear. Fear and self-preservation are at the center of horsemanship. They are the root cause of most of a horse's behavior. Humans take this for granted in the horse as well as in themselves.
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Sports -
Sports Slideshows & Videos
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Finals: - Enterprise Outlaws Ladies vs. Heppner Mustangs 35 to 39
- Enterprise Outlaws Boys vs. Heppner Mustangs - 58 to 70
- Wallowa Cougar Ladies vs. Joseph Eagles - 56 to 55
- Wallowa Cougar Boys vs. Joseph Eagles - 58 to 35
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Commentaries, Columns & Opinions -
Editor's "YouTube" Choice
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In this short clip from Wednesday's House Committee on Business and Labor hearing, Rep. Michael Schaufler, D-Happy Valley, made an emotional off-the-cuff statement about how jobs are being killed in this state and how we have “no one left to tax.” He was the only Democrat to vote against the tax bills that were later referred to voters as Measures 66 and 67.
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Community -
WV Music Aliiance
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 Hello music lovers - here's what's happening in the way of music this month (so far...)
Tunesmith Night - Saturday, February 13, 7:00 PM at Lear's Main Street Pub & Grill in Enterprise - Our songwriter showcase for this month features Joseph duo John and Deb Moro with folk-pop flavored songs sung with heart-felt harmonies, plus a visit from Pendleton's JD Kindle of the Eastern Oregon Playboys. Soulful and melodic, sometimes funny, JD pours out emotion and grit through his original compositions. |
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Animal Network Center -
Pet of the Week
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 Hello,
My Name is Murfi. I was rescued January 28 as a stray. I was probably an abandoned pet or dumped, because I was very dirty and matted and hungry.
I am about 10-12 years old, neutered, and recently had shots and worming and four teeth pulled!! I am very loveable and really like to be brushed so I am looking better all the time. I even like children!!
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News -
Local News
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Warren Buffett Blog - Union Pacific Railroad this week began pulling mothballed railcars out of storage in Wallowa County as its business picks up. Some 150 cars were moved off Wallowa Union Railroad tracks this week and another 75 have been ordered by UP for next week, Mark Davidson, Union County commissioner and the railroad's general manager, said Friday, Jan. 29. |
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Community -
Wallowa Valley Together Project
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 Submitted by Wallowa Valley Together Project
In the more than dozen years since the first energy drink came on the scene in the U.S. (Red Bull, 1997), there are now over 1,000 energy drinks on the market with more being introduced all the time.
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Oregon Outdoors
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THE DALLES, Ore. – Fisheries managers announced today there will be a sport fishing season for spring chinook salmon on the Deschutes River beginning April 1, 2010. According to Rod French, district fish biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, managers are predicting a return of 2,000 wild spring chinook to the Deschutes River this year. This compares to last year’s projected return of 400 wild fish, which prompted the cancellation of the 2009 spring sport fishing season. |
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Regional & State News
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 Walden, Barton ask Schapiro to explain how global warming action plan improves safety, security for investors
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Reps. Greg Walden, (R-Ore)., ranking member of the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, and Joe Barton, (R-Texas), ranking member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, today wrote to Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro regarding plans under consideration by the commission to call for corporations to be required to explain how they are alleviating global warming.
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Farm and Ag
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Latest statistics show 14.6% of all households don’t have consistent access to food
ODA - Both Oregon and the United States have seen a jump in households that lack consistent access to adequate amounts of nutritious food. At the same time, agriculture faces a major challenge of producing enough food and finding a way to get it to those in need. In some cases, farmers and ranchers themselves are facing food insecurity. The issue has been top of mind among those associated with agriculture, especially as the overall economy has struggled. |
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Oregon Outdoors
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Chance to win special deer, elk or pronghorn tag
SALEM, Ore.— The deadline for hunters to report results for their 2009 fall big game and turkey tags is Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Hunters need to report on each deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, cougar and turkey tag purchased—even if they did not harvest an animal or go hunting and even if they were contacted by ODFW during a telephone harvest survey. ODFW uses the information to assess harvest rates and set hunting seasons.
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Union Pacific begins to recall railcars in Wallowa County
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Latest statistics show 14.6% of all households don’t have consistent access to foodODA - Both Oregon and the United States have seen a jump in households that lack consistent access to adequate...
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Pet of the Week: Murfi
