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A review of the Degree Approval Process in British Columbia was launched in the fall of 2010 in order for government to review processes and criteria currently employed for evaluating and approving new degree proposals from institutions authorized to grant degrees in the Province.
An Advisory Panel was established to undertake this review that encompassed a wide consultation with institutions, organizations and individuals across the Province and make recommendations to government about how the process might be improved and redesigned. The Advisory Panel's Report makes 35 recommendations to government on how to improve the degree approval process and the post-secondary system. The Ministry is building on the outcomes of the Advisory Panel's report to expand and strengthen our quality assurance system across the entire post-secondary education sector.
Canada Starts Here: The BC Jobs Plan sets forth Government's commitment to expand and enhance quality assurance for the post-secondary sector, towards ensuring both domestic and international students receive the best education and experience possible in British Columbia. To support this commitment, the Ministry presented an engagement document in the Fall of 2011 on a proposed new Quality Assurance Framework (Framework) to stakeholders. This document describes the goals and objectives of the Framework, and identifies specific questions related to each objective. Input was received from institutions, faculty, students and the general public. We thank you for dedicating your time and effort in providing us with invaluable feedback.
The Ministry is now in Phase 2 of the engagement period where more focused discussions are being undertaken.
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The number and range of degree programs in B.C. have been increased through the Degree Authorization Act and related amendments to the College and Institute Act. This is integral to government's commitment to access and choice in education and to a top-notch post-secondary education system.
The Degree Quality Assessment Board was appointed by the Minister of Advanced Education who established criteria, in consultation with the board, to be applied when a private or out-of-province public institution applies for consent to provide degree programs or use the word "university" in British Columbia. The same program review criteria apply to new degree programs proposed by British Columbia public post-secondary institutions.
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Augusta, Ga. – In recognition of his support of and positive influence on gifted education policy, E. Wayne Lord, an assistant professor in the College of Education at Augusta State University, received the President's Award from the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC).
"Recognition by NAGC and its president, Joyce VanTassel-Baska, of my work in state policy for gifted education is humbling. I feel that I would not have received this honor were it not for the opportunity to collaborate with the South Carolina Consortium for Gifted Education, the dedicated district gifted coordinators, and with gifted education faculty at Converse College and the College of Charleston in particular," says Dr. Lord.
Before joining ASU's Department of Educational Leadership, Counseling, and Special Education in 2006, he served seven years as the state coordinator of gifted programs in the South Carolina State Department of Education. As coordinator, Dr. Lord received a grant for more than $720,000 from the Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Program to support research into South Carolina's gifted program, to develop additional performance based assessments for identification, and to establish an infrastructure for continuous leadership development in gifted education for the state.
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An alumnus of Augusta State, Dr. Lord received a master's in music education, educational specialist, and doctoral degrees from the University of South Carolina.
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Definitely the most natural finish I've ever achieved from any foundation. It was moisturising but not too moisturising that it felt greasy, it didn't cling to my dry spots, it evened out my skin without looking cakey. This foundation is absolutely wonderful. Of course, it didn't last very long but I didn't use a primer or a setting powder and longevity isn't a big deal for me. I LOVE THIS FOUNDATION. Totally HG if your skin type is dry to very dry. I haven't seen how bad this looks on oily skins so I can't say that it slips and makes people look like a grease ball.
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My all time favourite foundation. Feels very light and comfortable on the skin. I have dry flaky skin on my nose and sometimes get dry patches elsewhere on my face and I don't believe any foundation is going to solve this so I recommend exfoliating (I use No7 Total Renewal Micro-Dermabrasion Exfoliator 3 times a week and Clinique Clarifying Lotion Mild daily) and using a very hydrating moisturiser. This foundation does not sit on top of the dry patches and make them look worse it makes them look unnoticeable.
It is a sheer to medium coverage and is not buildable, I can still see my freckles through it.
Its great for photography as there is no flashback and the colour looks the same when using a flash, a lot of other foundations especially with an SPF can make you look ghostly in photos.
I find the satin and dewy finish to be perfect on my skin without setting powder but if you have normal or combination skin you will probably need some.
Overall great for people with dry skin who don't need much coverage.
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I love this foundation. The only problem is it wears off within the first two hours after its applied, it also oxidizes a little. I wear it on my cheeks on top of my Neutrogena Healthy Skin foundation on weekends when you don't want too much coverage.
I wanted to like this product so badly, but it:
--was too reflective, even after setting with lots of powder
--was too sheer (hard to build and did not cover any of my small red spots)
--accentuated the creases in my face (I guess you can call them smile lines??)
--came in poor color selection (lightest shade was barely light enough for me and I hear they don't have many dark shades either)
I have really dry skin so I liked that this didn't cling to anything dry on my face. I was really hoping to fall in love with this, but it just wasn't worth the money. I wouldn't say it's not bad for dry skin if you're looking for an intense beachy glow. It may really compliment mature skin. I gave my mom (65 years old) a little sample--will follow up with that later.
I was sold this foundation because I made the mistake of saying that my skin is dry when really I just suffer from a little dryness around my mouth and forehead - nothing that a bit of extra moisturisation.
When you first apply this foundation it does make your skin look amazing just really pretty - a bit hard to define really. But unfortunately that wears off pretty quickly in my opinion - and I don't mean in 3-4 hours I mean within an hour. The foundation is still on your face but you can feel it it's just too dewy and I don't really suffer from oily skin.
I suspect that if you have chronic dry skin then this would work wonders or if you don't mind retoucing with a powder often then this is great. For me, I don't want a foundation where I have to keep worrying if it's slipped off particularly during a work day.
It's also got quite a strong scent which I don't particularly care for.
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First things first; I have a love/hate relationship with this product, but that is simply my own fault, not the foundation's. I suffer from combo skin and localized breakouts and some weeks this will aggitate them, and some weeks it won't - however, when my skin is doing well this foundation is VERY hard to beat.
It makes my face glow without looking shiny, gives a nice medium/full coverage and I ALWAYS get compliments on my face whenever I wear it. Yes - It does need a very light dusting of powder to set (I use the MUF HD powder), but then I find it lasts all day for me. It doesn't cling to my dry spots, or accentuate my breakouts (although sometimes I do have to use a small amount of concealer over the top).
Overall, if applied with a big rounded buffing brush (such as Louise Young's) the resulting look is amazing. Yes, it takes some TLC to get the desired look, but it's totally worth it. If you spend the time buffing this foundation on, and set it correctly, it will look incredible!
The only reason I did not rate this 5/5 is because of the traditional Chanel heavy glass packaging. Yes, the pump is brilliant, but the bottle weighs a ton!
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Photograph: Bruce White
"American Christmas Cards 1900--1960"Sending paper Christmas cards may be an antiquated tradition, but the cheerful salutations have always signified more than an annual hello. "Christmas cards are great, unrecognized democratic art," says exhibit curator Kenneth L. Ames. The show is the first to explore the broader cultural meaning of the seasonal greetings, and includes more than 200 cards that depict a variety of festive scenes (including carolers and people sledding). Bard Graduate Center, 18 W 86th St between Central Park West and Columbus Ave (212-501-3023, bgc.bard.edu). Tue, Wed, Fri--Sun 11am--5pm; Thu 11am--8pm. $7, seniors and students $5. Through Dec 31.
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"An Artist Remembers: Hanukkah Lamps Selected by Maurice Sendak"Author and illustrator Maurice Sendak (Where the Wild Things Are) picked 33 different menorahs from the Jewish Museum's vast collection for this exhibit, choosing pieces that conjured memories or otherwise moved him. The lamps on view span centuries, and no two are alike---you'll see a chiseled limestone piece from Palestine alongside an ornate copper one found in Vienna. The Jewish Museum, 1109 Fifth Ave at 92nd St (212-423-3200, thejewishmuseum.org). Mon, Tue, Sat, Sun 11am--5:45pm; Thu 11am--8pm; Fri 11am--4pm. $12, seniors $10, students $7.50, children under 12 free. Saturdays free. Through Jan 29.
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New Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Later South AsiaFifteen of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's galleries were recently renovated and reopened as a suite, featuring more than 1,200 objects culled from the institution's extensive holdings. Pieces include a 16th-century Persian carpet owned by a Habsburg emperor, and there's a room that replicates the 18th-century chambers of a Syrian merchant, with original tile and stained-glass windows. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 Fifth Ave at 82nd St (212-535-7710, metmuseum.org). Tue--Thu, Sun 9:30am--5:30pm; Fri, Sat 9:30am--9pm. Suggested donation $25, seniors $17, students $12, members and children under 12 free. Ongoing.
Photograph: Graham S. Haber; 2011
"Robert Burns and 'Auld Lang Syne'"Using letters and manuscripts, the Morgan Library & Museum investigates the evolution of this ubiquitous ballad---the title of which roughly translates as "time gone by"---especially through the work of its author, Scottish poet Robert Burns. "Despite the linguistic hurdle, we all understand that the song is about friendship and nostalgia," says curator Christine Nelson. Look for Burns's 20-page letter, written in 1793, in which he penned the words for the first time; it comes at the very end, almost as a postscript. The Morgan Library & Museum, 225 Madison Ave at 36th St (212-685-0008, themorgan.org). Tue--Thu 10:30am--5pm, Fri 10:30am--9pm, Sat 10am--6pm, Sun 11am--6pm; $15, seniors and students $10. Through Feb 5.
"Wreath Interpretations"Don't expect to see gilded berries and ribbons at this show: The 32 wreaths on view are made from unexpected materials like paintbrushes, origami dollar bills and coffee-cup holders. A blacksmith even welded one, transforming a piece of steel into tree branches. "We let artists loose," says Jennifer Lantzas, the public-art coordinator for NYC's Parks Department, which mounted the exhibit. "It's like a puzzle to figure out how the wreaths are made." Arsenal Gallery in Central Park, enter at Fifth Ave and 64th St, third floor (212-360-8163, nyc.gov/parks/art). Mon--Fri 9am--5pm; free. Through Jan 12.
Photograph: Courtesy the Merchant's House Museum
"From Candlelight to Bubble Light"The Merchant's House Museum goes for 1950s kitsch with this year's holiday decorations. "American Christmas traditions began in the mid-19th century, when this house was new, and hit their peak in the 1950s," says exhibit coordinator Eva Ulz. Peep vintage items such as midcentury ornaments, plastic Santas and china shaped like holly leaves. The items are culled from the collection of '80s downtown artist Deb O'Nair, who also styled the show. The Merchant's House Museum, 29 E 4th St between Bowery and Lafayette St (212-777-1089, merchantshouse.org). Mon, Thu--Sun noon--5pm; $10, seniors and students $5. Through Jan 9.
Photograph: Courtesy the New-York Historical Society
"It Happened Here: The Invention of Santa Claus" and "A New York Hanukkah"St. Nick wasn't always portrayed as a jolly man in red; earlier incarnations of the big dude were far more stern. This exhibit traces the shift in Santa's character through 19th-century depictions, including Thomas Nast's iconic drawings in Harper's Weekly, and Clement Clarke Moore's famous poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" (better known by its opening line: "'Twas the Night Before Christmas"). Also on view is a Hanukkah lamp by Bronx silversmith Bernard Bernstein. New-York Historical Society, 170 Central Park West between 76th and 77th Sts (212-873-3400, nyhistory.org). Tue--Thu, Sat 10am--6pm; Fri 10am--8pm; Sun 11am--5pm. $15, seniors and educators $12, students $10. Through Jan 8.
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Brooklyn's Dirty Projectors are back another full-length, Swing Lo Magellan, out this past Tuesday July 10 on Domino Records. It's a rhythm-driven, highly syncopated record overflowing with beautiful harmonies and some noodly guitars. You can listen to the record in its entirety on Spotify. "The Socialites" stands out as my favorite track so far, one I haven't really been able to turn off for the last couple days. Amber Coffman's voice is the stuff indie girls' dreams are made of, especially when giving concerts in our cars or showers. Check it out:


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Should be a good fall!
Whitetail (Archery & Muzzleloader)
Turkey (Archery)
Pheasant and Waterfowl
Wolf (hopefully)
(Didn't draw a Moose tag again)
Mule Deer (Archery & Rifle)
Antelope (Archery & Rifle)
South Dakota:
Those are the rules I got married last August and that was something I told her right of the bat was hunting is very important to me (shes from a non hunting family) and we are not getting married in the fall.
Now she talking to me about kids and the only thing i told her was we weren't going to have them born in October, November, December.
I figured out right away to not do those things. It can be hard enough around the holidays and work to get time to hunt don't want to add more things on top of the schedule.
When I first met my wife, I told her "I like to hunt... Alot.. But, I like you alot too, so heres the deal: September 1 - January 31 is me time. No birthday parties (not even my own) no Halloween parties, no weddings, no nuthin except Thanksgiving day, Christmas Eve and Christmas day, and New Years eve. The rest of the year is yours to do with me as you see fit. Except the last three weeks of April, you can't have those either."
It's worked out pretty good for the past 3 years, but then, we don't have kids yet..
As far as this fall's plans:
10 days in Northern Colorado for archery elk
bow and rifle Missouri deer
then its on to teaching my Lab pup the finer points of chasing down dead greenheads in the decoys.
Kids will change alot of that Fink!
October Mule deer in Wyoming. Then its back to Wisconsin for bowhunting and Gun hunting from Late-Oct to late Nov.
That is pretty much my fall. Would like to do more.....but this will do!


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View Poll Results: Did you ever play 4e or buy any 4e books ?
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I own some 4e books, sure I play 4e too
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I own some 4e books, sure I tried 4e a few times
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I own some 4e books, I Never ever tried 4e at all
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I own NO 4e books, I play 4e from time to time
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I own NO 4e books, I have played 4e a few time
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I own NO 4e books, I have NEVER played 4e ever
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I did something diffent with 4e, I will explain...
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Thread: Poll about your interest in 4e
Saturday, 15th September, 2012, 05:04 PM #11
Our 3.5E campaign ended in early 2010. After that, we play-tested both Pathfinder and 4E and we ended up going with 4E because I was the DM and 3.5E was a huge burden for me as DM to prepare challenging, interesting and unique encounters since most of the high level foes the players were going against were evil clerics and wizards. Plus, I had a big group of 7/8 players that needed big challenges in order for them to feel threatened.
Pathfinder, in my eyes, took an already complex system and added more complexity to the base classes, so my head was spinning with thoughts of building level 18 wziards and clerics and selecting 100 spells, a dozen feats and filling in a zillion skill points... but, also making sure they're different enough from the level 16 wizard and/or cleric they faced a few sessions back that it's not repetitive.
The 4E online tools made encounter building a whiz for me - I was able to spend 5% of the time I did in 3.5E building encounters, and spent the extra time enhancing the story and creating better NPCs to fill it out - so we actually had more role playing opportunities with 4E than we did with 3.5E.
That said, I don't like a lot about 4E - it seems to have lost a lot of flavor, IMO, and I found it a lot harder to build a big challenging encounter where the players going in would say, "we're all going to die!" and then pull through by the skin of their teeth like I was always able to do with 3.5E (and 2E and 1E).
For me as a DM, it was always the most satisfying when the players were all down to the end of their hit points, out of their big spells/powers and just barely pull through because of a cool move or big hit at the end. And, my bad guys had thrown a ton of huge punches at them and knocked them down, beaten them up and thrashed them all over, using every spell, power and evil magic item they have at their disposal.
so, now that I've moved and I'm looking for a new game or group, I may give Pathfinder a whirl, but try to keep it more to the core books so I don't have 2,000 spells to choose and 500 prestige classes to choose from like 3.5E.Valar Morghulis
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ø Ignore AsmoI own no books and tried it once (a Dark Sun game). I´m running a Pathfinder group now with 5 players.
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Saturday, 15th September, 2012, 09:18 PM #13
I played it just shy of a year.
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ø Ignore Lord PendragonI do not own any books, but have played 4e for a short while. Didn't like it, obviously. For me the biggest issue was the homogenization of the classes. I don't want a rogue, fighter, and wizard to all play essentially the same. I liked the diversity in class design of 3.5.
I also felt as if the loss of a wider variety of magic cost the game most of its tactical complexity. Pushing and pulling just didn't seem as compelling to me as all the things available in 3.5 to alter the flow of combat.signed Jere, Lord of Pendragon
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ø Ignore Theo R CwithinI read the books, but don't own them. I've never played, mainly for lack of a group. I woudn't mind giving it a try, but it's not on my priority list. At this point, I'm actually a bit more interested in trying out Gamma World 4e than D&D.
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ø Ignore DaveMageI was happy with 3.5.
WotC's marketing campaign and 4E game design was not aimed at me.
No 4E purchases here.Only you can prevent forest fires. That's right - you!
Sunday, 16th September, 2012, 03:39 PM #17
I've been gaming with the same group for over 20 years. We played 2nd edition for many years, and then moved to 3rd edition when it came out, not without some grousing. In fact, some of us still occasionally mention aspects of 2nd edition we miss (yes, it is possible).
We tried 4e for a couple months and didn't care for it. We found the flattening of the magic system particularly off-putting, as we never seemed to have the linear fighter, quadratic wizard problem that many people on the Internet complain about. My position on that is that it's not really a problem unless you have jerk players or a jerk DM or both - we have neither.
Sunday, 16th September, 2012, 04:45 PM #18
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ø Ignore underfoot007ctIn another thread we had 'discussions' as to how many PF players purchased the 4e books, or ever bothered to try 4e. I started this poll to gauge this conundrum, So far it seems relatively close to an even split. I hope every keeps enjoying PF and whatever other games they play. Hum, that might be my next poll. Game on.
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ø Ignore gamerprinterOne of our players bought the 4e starter set, we rolled up some characters and gave it the old college try - and it didn't take. I even watched a game run at the local FLGS, but that was it for my entire extent of 4e participation.
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Monday, 17th September, 2012, 12:39 PM #20
Horrible 4E, bought the stuff played it several times, then hurled the books in the deepest dungeon to never be discovered again....
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It's quite comparable to other 4G LTE phones. I usually unplug my phone around 5:00 in the morning and plug it in again around 6:00 or 7:00 at night. It gets me through a good day's usage.
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- Hi Everyone, Thanks a million, especially to Gord, for the advice on putting on the second hull. It s now on. We applied it on a hot day and as it heated up inJul 8, 2013View SourceHi Everyone,Thanks a million, especially to Gord, for the advice on putting on the second hull. It's now on. We applied it on a hot day and as it heated up in the sun it shrunk marvelously without a trace of a wrinkle. Then it got cool at night and it wrinkled up again!It's cool (20C) today and it's all wrinkled. The wrinkles aren't bad but it's not pretty and, although I don't paddle for speed, they won't help.Does anyone have a suggestion about this? We wound up applying the ballistic nylon over the dacron using a combination of stainless steel staples and Loctite PL (Canada: Lepage PL) construction adhesive, a urethane adhesive for the urethane coated side of the fabric. The wind blew the boat off the saw horses while it was drying after varnishing and it hit something sharp, but that didn't do a single thing to it, so at least it's more rugged.I'd appreciate advice on this.Hope that everyone's having a good summer. We have the worst mosquitoes here that anyone can remember but at least the black flies aren't too bad any more.Best regards,LarryOn Jun 20, 2013, at 8:46 PM, Lawrence H Pinto wrote:
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Frisbees may be flying through the sky at Robin Hill Farm Park now that the Clallam County Parks board and board of commissioners approved a proposal for the installation of an 18-hole course.
Over the past year, Michael McAleer of Sequim has been organizing local disc-tossing citizens into a group dedicated to creating a local disc golf course. Hes secured sponsors for installing equipment, volunteers to provide labor, a layout for the course and approval from the parks board.
Next, Clallam County parks staff will create a State Environmental Policy Act review for the county hearings examiner, who can recommend approval to county commissioners, require a redraft of the proposal or deny the application.
Im really excited to see this go forward, McAleer said May 6, holding a bag of discs he took as a visual aid for the board. This is an activity that will have minimal impact to the park and will provide a great source of exercise, crossing age, gender, race and socioeconomic lines.
The parks board unanimously approved the proposal and the county commissioners approved its placement on the parks master plan, which does not guarantee its construction. The 18 holes will run from the Dryke Road park access point northeast to the parks open field and back if approved.
Disc golf is played with rules similar to golf. A disc is thrown from a tee toward a metal basket, its destination. The sport can be played with a single disc or many types, such as drivers, mid-range and putters.
It is great to see people coming here to the park board and making a presentation of ideas for park use that fit into the landscape, said Gary Colley, parks board member.
The proposal would require 12 trees to be cut down, which are small and diseased according to county staff. Also, some understory plants, including salal and ferns, would need to be removed.
Michael spent a lot of time figuring out a course that would be entertaining and would cause the least amount of impact to the park, using natural landscapes, said Bruce Giddens, with county parks. Two of the holes utilize a bit of the equestrian trail, so we are proposing to move the trail a bit and increase its length.
County staff indicated all fairways but one would be separate from the trail system to limit the possibility of walking or equestrian disturbance. The lone hole crossing a trail is located on the parks field, which has high visibility.
The equestrian trail in the southeast corner would be extended around the 40 acres of forestland acquired by the county years after the establishment of the park.
The 40 acres will remain virtually as it is other than the trail which will loop its perimeter, said Joel Winborn, with county parks, indicating the revision likely would add more than a half mile of trail.
A rough estimate projects the overall expense to be between $15,000 and $20,000. McAleer is lining up local business sponsors that would fund a holes construction and in turn get their name on the holes marker.
We understand there are sponsors lined up, but we wanted to give the board an idea of the cost if the county decided to do this on its own, said Craig Jacobs, Public Works director. If we didnt collect a dime from sponsors, its staffs opinion this would be worthwhile to fund and install either way.
The park, especially the south side, is under-utilized, according to the parks board and staff. The Dryke Road parking area is rarely used and would be able to support more cars.
Parks staff took a field trip to disc golf courses in Bremerton, Chimacum and at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds to see how well they work on other public lands.
We were surprised to see the diversity and amount of people using the park midday on a Wednesday, Winborn said. Id never played before. It was fun and the courses really looked nice and were not covered in litter or anything like that.
McAleer proposed the idea to the board in mid-2007. After a story ran in the Gazette covering the proposal, McAleer said he was flooded with letters of support from individuals and organizations including local Boy Scout troops, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula, local churches and the Sequim School District.
In a place where kids are looking for things to do, possibly without a lot of money in their pocket, this is an activity that repeatedly brings them back to a park, gets them exercise and will not cost them more than $10 for a single disc, McAleer said. Plus, it has a growing popularity in all age groups.
For more information on disc golf, visit the Professional Disc Golf Association at www.pdga.com.
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Went on a two week skate trip from Texas to California and skated Berrics Westchester a few times, it was super fun. Decided to film a 15 tricks and came out with this. Enjoy.


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5 I know it doesn't make a difference but its styleunitedreg | 12/06/2011 | See all unitedreg's reviews (75)This is a great controller but it's the colour really........
5 red lightdontheduck | 13/05/2012 | See all dontheduck's reviews (4)red joy pad i have one and it's great yes you do see the red light come though at the top of the joy pad .but if you know were the buttons are and you can play games with out looking down every 5 seconds to see what your doing then your not really going to see the red glow any way you should be watching your tv not the joy pad.
5 Excellentscottmidds95 | 06/03/2012 | See all scottmidds95's reviews (1)excellent product and came within suggested delivery time. Will return and buy the blue at a later date!
5 Delivered fast!Haydenw95 | 28/09/2011 | See all Haydenw95's reviews (1)Received the item 3 days after ordering! It is exactly what I wanted. Great buy and worth the money!
5 Looks greatLewis22mufc | 02/07/2011 | See all Lewis22mufc's reviews (1)Very nice controller. looks neat, came very quick aswell.5 star!


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