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Predator and Prey: The plight of the salamander

  • Written by: Jim Anderson
  • Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Predator and Prey: The plight of the salamander

A few years back, I had the pleasure of attending the annual meeting of the Oregon Chapter of The Wildlife Society. Among the papers presented was one titled “The Effects of Stream Crossing Culverts on the Movements of Coastal Giant Salamander (Dicamptodon tenebrosus).”

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Sleep, Stretch, Ski: One woman’s search for satisfaction in Central Oregon

  • Written by: Susan Parker
  • Wednesday, 10 March 2010

I’m no Elizabeth Gilbert, and when my life changed dramatically a few years ago I didn’t set off for Italy to eat, India to pray, or Indonesia to find love.  I didn’t have the money or the resources.  My husband died in September 2006 and it took me six months to put one foot in front of the other, ...

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Off the Wall, On the Street: The delightfully low-brow art of Dana MacKenzie

  • Written by: Mike Bookey
  • Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Off the Wall, On the Street: The delightfully low-brow art of Dana MacKenzie

Sitting on a couch at the Bendistillery Martini Bar, Dana MacKenzie sips from a Rogue Dead Guy Ale as he points up at his artwork on an adjacent wall. He’s giving a deeply detailed account of his two pieces and revealing some of the inspiration behind the work he placed on the wall just a few minute...

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Generous Portions and Good Fortunes: Getting into bed with Red Dragon

  • Written by: Amy Belasen
  • Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Generous Portions and Good Fortunes: Getting into bed with Red Dragon

As teenagers, my friends and I became known by name at the Chinese Buffet in our upstate New York town. There, we followed a ritualistic fortune cookie reading in which we’d tack on “in bed” to the end of our fortunes, making each experience a memorable one, and the buffet rotation felt almost like ...

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The Funky Old and the Funky New: Maceo Parker and Trombone Shorty blow their horns across the entire region

  • Written by: Mike Bookey
  • Wednesday, 10 March 2010
The Funky Old and the Funky New: Maceo Parker and Trombone Shorty blow their horns across the entire region

On Tuesday night, two men will be blowing their horns here in Central Oregon and both will be getting terribly funky. One specializes in the saxophone while the other favors the trombone but their styles both weave through the realms of jazz, soul and, again, the funkiest of funk.

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Down the Garbage Hole: Tim Burton brings us a most un-wonderful Alice In Wonderland

  • Written by: Holly Grigg-Spall
  • Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Down the Garbage Hole: Tim Burton brings us a most un-wonderful Alice In Wonderland

Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland is a film so half-assed, so slap-dash, so unbearably boring that I can’t even care enough to fully concentrate on writing this review. I am distracting myself with the Oscars – and finding even the interpretative dance sequence to the soundtrack of The Hurt Locker miles ...

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