Fees and Compensations

1.   What fee should I charge for my paralegal's work?

• Your paralegal's substantive legal work may be billed directly to the client just as an attorney's work is billed, or considered in setting flat fee just as an attorney's work would be

2.   How do I compensate my paralegal?

• Paralegal time can be billed out separately to your clients, and at lower rates.  They can be paid less than an attorney, yet handle many tasks (under an attorney's supervision) that would otherwise be performed by an attorney
• Paralegal associations recognize the value of pro bono activities and encourage their members to provide such services

Courage does not always roar.  Sometimes, it is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, "I will try again tomorrow." -Anonymous-

*  Gps Route 1.0 is a program where you can view the route you have followed during a training session.

*  You can see the current time at a given passing point in a table. It is also possible to select that passing point and view it on the  digital map.

*  The default course line colour is light-green but can be changed in the settings.

*  In the mode "Running pace colouring" the course-line is

Project Mentoring

Offering others who might need some guidance with anything from a first time ride to charting a stronger interest to safely tap the experience and broaden perspectives of a seasonal adventure.

For horses can educate through first hand, subjective, personal experiences, unlike human tutors, teachers and professors can ever do.  Horses can build character, not merely urge one to improve on it.  Horses forge the mind, the character, the emotions and inner lives of humans. People can talk to one another about all these things and remain distanced and lonesome.  In partnership with a horse, one is seldom lacking for thought, emotion and inspiration.  One is always attended by a great companion. -Charles de Kunffy

Ancient Bedouin saying:  My treasures do not clink, they gleam in the sunlight and neigh in the night.

Somewhere...in time's Own Space there must be some sweet pastured place where  creeks sing on and tall trees grow, some Paradise where horses go, for by the love that guides my pen, I know great horses live again. -Stanley Harrison-

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Recommendation For Your Busy Stress-Free Holidays The Oregon Klamath County Fairgrounds For more information, please visit www.kcfairgrounds.org Click here to find out the current events The Klamath County Fairgrounds is a service provider for citizens of the Klamath Basin. They are obligated, as the presenter of the Klamath County Fair, to provide the highest level of affordable quality entertainment and educational opportunities; centered in an enjoyable, comfortable and affordable atmosphere all year long. Their driving force is the desire for their customers to utilize and enjoy clean updated rental facilities for family functions, public and private meetings, as well as community events. www.kcfairgrounds.org The Klamath County Fairgrounds' mission revolves around the entire Klamath Basin. Persons of all ages use the facilities that we offer for all types of community and livestock events at an affordable and economic prices. The Fairgrounds is a vital resource for personal development, along with the key focus of education where the year round activities constitute a living classroom for all persons involved. To Visit The Next Upcoming Schedule Of Events Check Out Our 2006 October Horse Spooktacular   Photos of the Pigmy Goat Show during one weekend of the month of September     Schedule Your Event Today!!

 Conferences And Events

The Oregon regions can provide you with opportunities to participate in the equine profession while traveling.  Through these gatherings you get to network with colleagues, participate in creative and informative workshops and seminars, and take part in kindred groups that represent the equine industries.

Visit the Oregon Scientific Outlet Store for great deals!

See the Beauty of the Oregon State

State Trail of Equine Routes and Nature Hikes

with Klamath Basin Birding Trails

• 7-mile: Switchback Trailhead. OC&E Railway Line downhill through the Winema National Forest
• Geologic feature is an ancient volcano that formed underwater
• 3.5-mile: Wildlife plus wonderful scenery
• Klamath Marsh national Wildlife Refuge-From Klamath Falls, OR, 48 miles N. on hwy 97-8miles E. on Silver Lake Rd
• Malone Springs/Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge-From Klamath Falls, OR, 24 miles W. on Hwy. 140, 4 miles N. on Westside Rd
• Link River Trail
• Lake Eqauna/Wingwatcher's Nature Trail
• Klamath Wildlife Area/Miller Island-From Klamath Falls, OR, 6 miles S. on Hwy. 97, 1 mile W. on Miller Island Rd

Lava Beds National Monument

Treasures of Indian history

30 Miles from Tulelake, Californiia and 58 miles from Klamath Falls, Oregon.  Watch for signs on California 139, 5 miles sourth of Tulelake and 26  miles north of Canby

Here is where a formation of lava tubes was the result of very hot fluid lava issuing from cracks of fissures on moderate slopes.  As the lava flowed it began to cool and solidify on the top and sides.  The confirming crust insulated the molten lava as it continued to flow. 

Some 200 known caves  suggest that volcanic turmoil  produced the raw materials for the surface land.  A vast array of lava tubes above and below the ground display evidence of having "blown their tops"  from accumulated gas pressures .  When the eruption ceased, the remaining lava drained away, leaving lava tubes.  The caves formed  did not have natural entrances. During their formation, the surfaces collapsed to permit entrance into the caves.

Horse and pack animals are permitted on backcountry roads and trails within the monument.

Exceptions: The trial to Schonchin Butte Lookout and all interpretive and cave trails.

Three Sisters Trail, Lyons Trail and Whitney Butte Trail  are are all longer.

Horse riders should carry plenty of water. Summer days are hot and there is no surface water for animals to drink from. The terrain is rough. Leg protectors are recommended for horses and riders. Be alert for rattlesnakes on the trail. Horses should be sprayed completely, especially on the legs, with a fly and tick spray.

Camping in or within 50 yards of caves or in the vicinity of chimneys is not pemitted. Camping within 0.25 miles of roads, trailheads, and parking areas is also prohibited,.  A 40 unit campground with sites suitable for tents, campers, and small trailers are available. For further info. call: 530-667-2282 ext. 232

PLEASE DO NOT BREAK, DEFACE, REMOVE, LAVA FORMATIONS. THEY WILL NOT GROW  BACK ONCE BROKEN.

Click on this banner for Equestrian Liability Limitation Laws (See section 30.684 for Oregon) This is a PDF file so it takes a little longer to download and display

A Wild Horse Safari In Oregon's Unique Herd Management Area

The wild horse herd managment area in Burns, Oregon is open for viewing and camping. The wilderness study areas cover eight colorful bands of wild horses scattered throughout the Palomino Buttes, Warm Springs, Kiger, Riddle Mountain, South Steens, heath creek, Alvord-Tule Springs, and Stinkingwater districts.  All areas are undeveloped. Campers must be at least 200 feet from a water source. "Pack it in, pack it out" rules apply. so, drinking water, waste or disposal facilities may not be available.

The dominant stallion is the boss and he protects his band from danger. The band is led in its daily routine of grazing and watering by the lead mare. Wild horses are shy creatures and must be approached with caution. Wild horses run instinctively when in danger, but a stallion can show aggression when he fears his band is being threatened.

When searching for bands of wild horses, stud piles are the first sign of horse activities. These large piles of manure are territorial markings left by rival males. Recent horse activity is determined by the freshness of these piles. 

Take along a pair of binoculars for viewing. A telephoto and wide angle lens are recommended for your camera. "Be patient"... you could the opportunity of a lifetime to see bands of wild horses in their natural enviornment.

Enjoy viewing the horses, but DO NOT attempt to chase them.  For further infomation about the herds, their habitats and their districts, please call:  541-573-4400 or visit www.or.blm.gov/burns

Horse Health

by  Cheryl Henderson

Your horse's hooves may be hiding diseases and problems that could lead to death and injury.  there are several preventable causes that destroy shape, function and well-being of the hoof, leaving it in a state of contraction.

What does contraction look like in the hoof?  The most commonly seen contraction is in the heel area. The heel bulbs are squeeezed together by narrowing hoof walls.   Generally this type of contraction is from leaving shoes on over the recommended 4 to 5 week reset.

When altered by negligent shoeing, poor trimming, and lack of movement, the capsule can become a crushing vise, bending the internal parts of the foot.  The hoof can have walls with concussion rings, bruises, steep vertical sides, tight heel bulbs, frog atrophy, heels that are under slung and lameness.

All this reduces the hoofs shock absorption.  Besides discomfort to the horse, we begin seeing damage to the internal parts of the hoof which affects the health of the animal.  Contraction is restriction and restriction equals poor function.

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"I studied and trained for two years and was certified in horseshoeing.  Then, when I met Cheryl at the Klamath County Fairgrounds in Oregon two years ago, she taught me a concept that left me in absolute awe.  Any hearts desire, Cheryl speaks in animation that allows anyone to grasp the natural bare hoof concepts. When you hear what she has to say, you will leave in absolute amazement."  Kini - Equestrian Travel Mall and Legal Services

 Mission

To be committed to the enhancement and strengthening for all professionals seeking pleasure riding and working resources in the equine science and equine industries thoughout Oregon by providing opportunities for building.

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             Networking      

Our most important benefit is that of networking and exchanging information with ones peers, learning from those who are most experienced, and helping those who are just getting started. The value of connecting with others who do what you do cannot be valued enough.  It is often the single most empowering and informative benefit. 

To explore the virtual exhibits and expos for the  Oregon Community Pavilion: Helping Communities Connect

and Co-Op World 

HORSE TRANSPORTATION

Sea Air International Forwarders

Specialists in air transport of horses for over 35 years

Canada & Europe - Weekly Flights

Livestock:  Our custom-designed livestock containers and attention to detail have made Sea Air the first choice of bloodstock, poultry, exotics, breeding cattle and swine exporters worldwide. We’re the shipper that airlines turn to when their own livestock equipment is unavailable.

PERRY TRANSPORT LIMITED Equine Transportation Specialists Serving Canada and Points Between Canada and the United States

PERRY TRANSPORT LIMITED has been serving customers for 20 years with safe, reliable and cost effective service. With clean,well maintained equipment and an experienced, efficient staff, we set the standard in equine transportation

Perry Transport provides one of the finest forms equine transportation available today.

• Our trucks are manned with experienced drivers/ horsemen.

• We are licensed to ship across Canada and between Canada and throughout the United States.

• Each truck is equipped with a spacious drome box, completely separate from the horse accommodations, which can be used by the customer to transport all the horse related equipment.

• Our 48 foot trailers and our tandem tractors are equipped with air ride so that your horse will arrive in the best possible condition.

• The flooring in our vans is made of a high quality rubber matting that prevents slipping and our loading ramps are sided to guide your horse into it's traveling home.

• Our trailers have temperature monitors and regulators with intercom and cameras installed so that our drivers can better monitor their well-being.

• We are equipped with "HIGHWAYMASTER" communications equipment that allows us to track their progress and maintain a continuous communications link during transit.       
  

  

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 Thunderbird Show Park, North America's most exciting new equestrian facility. Located just minutes from the Trans-Canada highway in Langley, the horse capital of British Columbia, Thunderbird Show Park is centrally located in the heart of the Fraser Valley, just outside Vancouver.  For a virtual tour click here.

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Contributions proceeds from all product sales on these websites will go to preservation agencies of the American wild horse, access to  U.S. wilderness trails, workplace activities and events, and social justice for liberties.

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