jane wells is in corvallis, oregon.>> 'm trying to hold a plank position. but i have two baby goats on my back. >> do the goats ever jump from this? because that would be weird. >> it is ird, but also kind of a nice massage. welcome to oregon, the place where the strangest fitness trend was born. >> focus on your breath. >> goat yoga. >> i had never lived in a spot where i could have goats. i've wanted them my whole life. >> lany morse had a career in marketing, then she got divorced, came down with an autoimmuneisease and was very depressed, but she bought some goats and they me her feel better. >> i would go out in the field every day and spend time with my goats. i started calling it goat happy hour and inviting people over. >> one of those people was a ga instructor. >> she was like you should really let me ha a yoga class out here. i said okay, but the goats will be all over the shmans. s like cool. when i launched my classes in march, i had over 2300 people on a wait list to do goat yoga. >> the goats are surprisingly soft and friendlynd don't smell.

million. 20 million agriculture research stations are closed, including one close to my heart in corvallis, oregon. certainly an outstanding contributor to ag in my state, which has so many specialty crops that need special efforts to maintain they stay productive. when you were commenting last year, you said, quote, research is one of the areas where we may have missed the mark, referring to the fiscal year 2018 budget. and you went on to say, if american manufacturing had the same level of basic research, applied research and delivery system like the extension service, we would not be talking about the demise of american manufacturing. you went on to say, that is how much i believe in research in our land grants and agriculture research service. end quote. but here in the budget, i don't see the same passion reflected in the numbers. so i would love to understand that better. also, we see nutrition programs being cut, both domestic and international. south sudan, somalia, not democratic republic at all. both refugee camps the only thing standing between some countries and starvation is t

and i wrote about these two men in this book because he are two guys, one dirt poor from corvallis, oregon, one who'd lost his father at the the age1 or 12 and a car accident, his uncle married his mother. he had to work all through high school and college just to make ends meet. here is charles haynes in the room middle upper class family, father was an executive to an american tobacco company. they both go off to war. they both killed dozens of men. they both get awarded medals for their service in action, but they come home to america and their lives couldn't have been more different. charles haynes was a war hero, opened up a restaurant, gregarious, had fun, took spanish and cooking classes at duke university, was friends with coach k, was known for walking around durham in full troop, opened a construction company, was very successful. had a couple of wives as i mentioned. frank parker moves back to oregon but stayed in italy an extra year after the war. he couldn't go home to face his lifetime sweetheart and wife. he thought it fundamentally changed as a man because of the horrors th