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McMinnville couple arrested on drug charges
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Maybe it's me. Maybe I'm just getting old and cynical. But it sure seems to me like our society is slouching towards Gomorrah.
It's just like the person that doesn't want a speeding ticket "don't speed".. there you have it. Simple really..;
troy prouty*
I don't think so. You see that is the problem. All people have a duty within their community and to responsible in it which improves it as a whole. It is something that has been taught through ages in many countries or through Kant and Rawls.
In the east for example karma let people know what they did affected something which in turn effected something else. In my opinion America is failing today because people "want it to be only their business", "justice system's busines" or "family business". I on the other hand think we would better off with accountable to community, open door and peace circles for crime and punishment. Almost everything we do has an externality to something else. Remember that you will go far improving and being a participant in community. Not doing so, hurts community and yourself as we.... All people have done things (you are right) and.. this doesn't mean to not talk, but to speak up more..it is the only way to improve.
troy prouty*
The paycheck is not derived through the articles you read, but from the purchases influenced through paid advertising by business. I could be wrong, but I don't believe so.
I could go into some deeper explanation of that with you, YCmom, but something tells me that you're not interested in the concept. My wife subscribes to the Sheridan Sun, her reason for doing so is to stay appraised of the local gossip, more so than the advertising.
Glad she does, otherwise I'd have missed an marvelous article (with photo) in last Wednesday's issue about my buddy 'Babbling Bill' Pewonka of Grand Ronde and his fabulous new coif!
As for this particular article, it's the nature of the beast. Sometimes it's good and sometimes it's not so much. I wish the couple and their child well, hopefully something good comes out of all this.
Have a Merry Christmas.
I also beleive that the media is not legally obligated to tell the truth. For some reason, I think I had read something about that in a article recently. I could be wrong. I think it had something to do with not makeing a wide sread scare.
"If you dion't want to lose custody of your children, then it probably be a good idea to not use/sell or have illegal drugs around your house. Bottom line"
"It's just like the person that doesn't want a speeding ticket "don't speed"
That is all I said. The one thing you can't avoid will always be the cosequences of your actions, regardless.
Being a citizen means holding each other accoutable, so you can have a better community. I stand by it. I see peace circles with community involvement in crime, and it is no wonder those communities have the least crime and the least re-offend rate. I also offer this. Those close to peope are biased usually than others in the community that are more subjective, if all, people get together it can make huge strides to find solutions for the common good (unlike our justice sytstem and unlike those that enable (interntionally or not)..
My statements are just that, all the other stuff is a creation of how interpt it rather real or not. which is why up above I asked is this true or not?
Cognitive thoughts are very diificult to get a hold of. It takes a lot of work to master them or know them. This statement stands out "If people took more time to take care of their own crap instead of judging others for theirs" There is this saying.
analyzing others is knowledge
knowing yourself is wisdom
managing others requires skill
mastering yourself takes inner strength.
yes I would agree (but what if their life is in order?), like the former addict who goes to meetings (and has their house in order) and is an essential part in recovery for new people that want to get better.
You assumed I thought "bad people" (yet I ddn't apply anything in regards to them) only other than true facts), and I also realize innocent people get convicted helping free 29 such to date. I realize how crappy the justice system can be, crap lawyersb for defense, bad judges and often times not very honest prosecutors.. trust me I know...
I don't believe in "bad people" I do believe people can do bad things, but I also believe with community help people can also do great things, it is why I support betterpeople.org, why I worked through law a right for felons to vote in Washington, because I understand I've been there which is probably why I believe so much in accoutability.. thus why I also sign my name. I have nothing to hide from anyone.. now that is freedom!
We tell people with legal history to get a job, why telling everyone to not hire them because of their legal history.
It's a huge problem because 12.5 % of population have a felony and around 20% misdemeanor. Production jobs were amongst the leader for hiring these people, those jobs are now in china.. creating twice the unemployment rate of others which in turn leave a lot of state assistance. This is why I like Daves Bread and Powell but also love BetterPeople.. Better people holds those that want different consequences than those they were getting accountable and in return niot only get better work.... but changes in cognitive thoughts - we know this..
thoughts=feelings=behavior=consequences=thoughts=feelings=behavior=consequences etc.ect...
so .. it's a great program. Portland is lucky to have it.
Normally, we have no knowledge of those personal circumstances. We are not in a position to investigate them because, as a general rule, people charged with crimes are not welcoming to reporters trying to dig more deeply into their personal lives.
Some people believe arrests should not be reported until the system determines guilt or innocence. That can take years, and almost always it takes months. Such a policy would eliminate all current reporting about criminal activity in our community.
We report the actions taken by law enforcement. So far as we know, the details of this story match what was reported by local police and what was taken to a judge in last week's arraignment proceeding. With hundreds of law enforcement cases flowing through the local system at any one time, in-person newspaper coverage of those proceedings is very limited.
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THESE PEOPLE DID SOMETHING WRONG, REGARDLES OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES - NOW, PAY THE CONSEQUENCES do i have to pay their bills and raise their kids and share family meals with them to try to excuse their behavior? Sorry, I have called the cops on my own family when they have done things that are illegal - even though the circumstances were tought because until you start having some consequences for your stupid behavior, you don't learn your lesson.....
you don't want people peeking into your personal life? don't do stupid things, and don't do amazing things that will get your name and face in the paper....although i have a feeling that if they were receiving some type of award or recognition, they wouldn't mind it so much......
I wonder how many of these 12.5% and 20% are from marijuana posession? That's it. No other crimes...
Say the person was a kid who was busted with some marijuana, now this person is unable to get a student loan because of it. So the uphill battle begins...
for those of you trying to defend this couple, p'leeeese, boo hoo, my friends are being trashed on by the NR because of a "controlled substance offense/oxycodone, endangering the welfare of a minor, frequenting a place where a controlled substand is used and possession of a controlled substance/methamphetamine charge" but you don't undertand, they are "good people" you don't understand the circumstances, they had no other way of providing for their child, and their lives are so hard....
well guess what? this is not the way to fix it, you work hard, you beg on the street if you have to but you don't expose your family to drugs...drugs are bad bad things, they make you do stupid things, i should know, i have family members in jail because of them, and now their kids don't have a daddy, and their moms have to work extra hard to support them, believe me it aint worth it. get a real job.
The article did refer to "marijuana pipes and bongs."
So tell me John, whould you hire the two if you had an opening?
That's the problem with the "War on Drugs." Their kids don't have a Daddy."
For all anyone one knows, these two are cleared by doctors to use marijuana. If they are not, well the law is the law. After all, Oregon has voted in (twice) that marijuana is an acceptable way to deal with a variety of conditions.
From what I understand, The Dude down on 3'rd and Baker, saluteing people with the sign that says VET, when offered a ride to the VA hospital, declined because he's not a vet...
So really, what is it about drugs, that makes YOUR life more difficult? Other then your relatives kids not having a daddy...
Don't get me wrong, I don't like people who prey on others. I'm just a person asking a question...
The thing is that it's allready illegal and yet it's doing all the things you have mentioned. People are going to do what their going to do. I don't like seeing anyones loved ones taken away from them. If they are not using resposibly, ( doen't that sound like a beer commercial) then by all means penalize them.
Either way it's going to cost money to deal with.
the current regimes are costing the tax payer quite a bit of money with what to show for it.
There are so many things wrong with drugs and the way they are handled. The CIA has been caught in drug running...
I just don't like having somebody elses fears influence the way I live my life. I really respect your view John, but respectfully, "I want to go where ever I want, and LIVE where ever I want to go."
do you think more people drink beer/smoke or do drugs?
more people drink or use tobacco, i believe that has to do with the fact that it is legal and readily available, and does not face jail time just for consuming it
my fears have been proven to be real, they are not fabricated, drugs have done very very bad things to people and entire communities and even countries - i don't believe legalizing dangerous drugs in the solution, it will come with bigger consequences - increased costs, increased deaths, increased prison sentences....
i respect your opinion, but i will never agree with it
Even in the State of Oregon with a medical card, you can't use it on probation Unless you get a special court order to allow it (I believe), and you are not protected from losing your job because of it and if you have an accident that causes harm to someone while under the influence, while at work or not you can be deemed liable.
There are some places (netherlands) it doesn't seem like a big deal.. My own thought is we spend too much time not in reality, we don't need more, but less! We need to learn to feel, not find things that continue to make it not possible.
Mindfulness is great! start there.. hint.hint..
Some think it is the wonder drug for cancer patients? "helps with the pain" "so don't know? each different I suppose.. just not my thing.. but it certainly is down on my list for crimes that needs attended.
troy prouty*
We are 50 years into a regime that has been reported by a commission put together by the UN to have had very little to no sucess.
Why are you trying to tear at my heart strings?
"We need to learn to feel, not find things that continue to make it not possible."
Paxil anyone... The goverment and big pharma are the TRUE KINGS of changing the way people feel... You can't leave the doctors office without a sample of this or perscription of that. Internalized oppression also comes to mind. Look up the definWhat is internalized oppression?
When people are targeted, discriminated against, or oppressed over a period of time, they often internalize (believe and make part of their self-image – their internal view of themselves) the myths and misinformation that society communicates to them about their group. Exploited peasants might internalize the ideas that they can't do any other kind of work, that their lives were meant to be as they are, and that they're worth less than people with wealth or education. Women might internalize the stereotype that they are not good at math and science, or people of color might internalize the myth that they are not good workers,
When people from targeted groups internalize myths and misinformation, it can cause them to feel (often unconsciously) that in some way they are inherently not as worthy, capable, intelligent, beautiful, good, etc. as people outside their group. They turn the experience of oppression or discrimination inward. They begin to feel that the stereotypes and misinformation that society communicates are true and they act as if they were true. This is called internalized oppression.
Internalized oppression affects many groups of people: women, people of color, poor and working class people, people with disabilities, young people, elders, Jews, Catholics, immigrants, gays, and many other groups. (You may belong to one of these groups, even if it is not mentioned here.
Let's take legal history.. person doesn't get a job one application in.. (no biggie)... 100.. (small concern)n 1000 huge concern and it plays a huge mental game on you.. the same is true about many things...
I'm not sure we can win to bring a more equal society.. but I never give up.. and won't..
"Because you are all ready in trouble." People do infinite things for infinite reasons. Are they in "Trouble" because you say they are? Are they in "Trouble" because the goverment says they are? Incarceration only amplifies the feelings of no self worth in my opinion.
I'm right there with you John in the aspect that I choose to keep my chin up!
I also understand that there are many things that can attack a person internally. As much as I would like to think I am strong enough to defeat all those things, there are some that are just overwhelming at times. I think There are tools available to help keep ones self stay centered. Beleive it or not, fishing, being within 10 yards of any wild animal and riding my Harley 110, work wonders for myself. Just like anyone I get lazy, and fall to my shortcommings.
I just think that people do what they do because there is some sort of need for doing it, once that need is fofilled, they will move on. I HAD an overweight child, I did not acknowledge his weight but one or twice throught his childhood. Then one day, he was tired of being overweight and did something about it. There was no pressure. It was all him! Most anyone knows food and activity are two of the most difficult things to manage. I'm willing to bet, if I would of hounded him about it, There would have been more adverse affects then positive ones.
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He has a nice ass!
That shot over the keyboard is fucking hot. So is the shaving one.
I am sure Geeks are also the ones that can find the porn they like too. Many moons ago at a LAN party I had an unprotected 500GB HDD that had no security on the network and one of the party geeks gleefully told me he had dropped 300GB of hard core gay porn onto the drive for me. I thanked him for such things and quickly protected the folder before he could get to a terminal, but even so. It was nice of him.
Later I had the chance to peruse his collection and added a bit more, but the above statement had taken some wind out of his sails and encouraged me to relax about my persuasion than what I had in my earlier life... A slow process but where friends have helped by being nice and positive about it...
Still friendly with geeks, porn collection moved on to someone who would appreciate it more than I
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a lot of the guys here I wouldn't call geeks, but still hot
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I was told by several friends that a certain club on campus which shall remain nameless but which is composed mostly of geeky guys had a rather interesting Halloween party. Although there are girls in the club, the majority of the Halloween party attendees were male. Someone had the bright idea to play truth or dare. When you have a bunch of sexually pent-up geeks playing truth or dare, interesting things happen. I am told that one guy was tied to a chair and forced to receive a lap dance from another guy, one guy repeatedly licked another guy's face like a dog even though he only had to lick it once and some had to make out with one another. These are only the stories I've heard. I have to wonder what else went on at this party.
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It's not just how they present themselves, nothing real obviously sexual about them, but it's also the stature and build of most of the guys I would define as nerdy/geeky. They're usually not the best looking guys around, they're always thin, pale, tall, lanky. But for some reason, those guys, built like that - a lot of them have enormous cocks apparently. The few I got with ALL had big dicks, long and thick, but mostly long. Go figure.
I had three or four experiences in college, and the thing that made it so good with a true nerdy/geeky guy is that because of their physical appearance and their lack of social skills, they're damned hard up for sex and don't really care WHO sucks on their cock to get them off. And they all came like HUGE loads!
Never got dicked by any of them, but not because I didn't want to, they just didn't seem to be into doing a dude in the butt. Just interested in having a mouth to make them shoot their load.
Nothing wrong with giving these dudes a good time. And come to find, most of the ones I got with, were pretty cool guys.
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(click his dick to make it bigger!)
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Joined: 22 Aug 2006
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Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 7:01 am
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I know we all have schedules and I am the only one without one, but Jon and I really need at least one other person to help with pouring cement tees this Monday. Ride up with me, I will be leaving at 9:00am. Give me a call or send me an e-mail and we can meet up and go.
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Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:33 pm
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i don't know what my schedule is like next week, but if i don't have to work on monday i will ride with you and help out
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Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:40 pm
Post subject: Monday No Sat Maybe
I have to work Monday but my family might go out Sat. for a few hours to Lava, do you need me to do anything? That you can give me directions for?
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Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 4:45 am
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The only thing I haven't checked out yet is that willow tree around the basket placement on 9. Remember that last hole right next to the river? It is well grown over now and may need some pruning. Take a look at it and bring some clippers if you think it is necessary. If it looks fun without clipping then leave it alone. Everything else is done.
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Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 3:43 am
Post subject: progress update on Soda Springs
All tee pads are now poured, with the exception of #10, which will have to be a hand carry, hand mix job, at the top of a hiking trail. 12 yards of concrete today.
Thanks to Brandon for coming down and giving us a hand today. I gave him most of the guided tour before the call came into meet the concrete truck, and we had a chance to play the front 9 at the end of the day. The elevated green is not quite done, nor are the sand traps on hole 5, but things are looking good.
Unfortunately, it looks like someone chose to make off with one of our specially designed tee sign posts that was waiting to be cemented in. If a 3-D elk sculpture with a disc below, numbered 11, shows up on ebay I want to know.
I'm going to the wilderness for a few days on a pre-planned trip. I've left a task list for the city parks and rec folks. I'll be back on Monday of next week, and will be moving my office and self to Soda for the rest of the week on Tuesday.
Remember to register online for the tournament:
July 2008, Soda Springs Summer Fling. We've got a pile of folks coming from Utah, and a few signed up from Idaho, so far.
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 12:46 am
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I went and played all eighteen at Soda. For those who are rated 900 or better, here is my two cents. The hole lengths are approximations.
Hole 1, 270 feet: Dogleg right with some trouble trees for leftys and forearms. You still should be getting a 2 on this hole half the time. There is mostly nothing in the way.
Hole 2, 390 feet: Tight fairway once you get accross the road. Stay in the clear and it should be an easy 3. Its a tough 2 but it can be done. (pin is in long position)
Hole 3, 320 feet: This hole is how you write up a backhand drive on paper. Execute well and it should be an easy 2. Lefties, tight fairway. Watch your disc in the high grass so you don't lose it.
Hole 4, 330 feet?: Wide open, its the basket in the basket hole (you'll see). A good putt should be a 2.
Hole 5, 570 feet?: Longer drivers actually will not benefit from the long drive unless they can clear the first sand trap. Drive short of the first sandtrap and a really good approach over the second one will reward you. There is OB all over the place. Be happy if you end up with a 4.
Hole 6, 270 feet: Dogleg right. Some tree trouble. If you can clear the trees right next to the basket, you should get a 2 on this more than half the time.
Hole 7, 300 feet: Very very tight fairway and much trouble if you get off it. There may be no out off the beaten path. If you know you can drive it, go over all the trees. If not, be safe, stay on the fairway. A good drive will reward a 2.
Hole 8, 390 feet. Don't risk it on this hole. It can be a penalty killer and wind up with a 5 or worse very easy. It may be tempting to go over the trees, but stay in the open spaces and take your 3. You will be alot happier and your bag will stay full.
Hole 9, 250 feet: Don't overthink it. A nice finesse forearm or anny backhand and you are right there. Should be a 2.
Hole 10, 170 feet: If you don't get a 2 on this hole you will be kicking yourself. Take a putter out and throw it straight to the basket, even if you hit a tree, you still have a putt.
Hole 11, 380 feet?: The trees are tight up front. Go straight at the hole. If you waiver, favor the right side of the hole as the left side is thick. Two good shots should be a drop in 3. A very tough 2 but it can be done.
Hole 12, 220 feet?: Ther is a sucker fairway on the right, don't be a sucker. Throw a backhand through the hole and it should naturally go to the hole. If you layup on this hole, layup right of the basket as the left hand side is full of trouble. You should 2 this 30 percent of the time.
Hole 13 390 feet: Blind shot. Aim just right of the rounded tree sticking up in the back. Forearm, backhand, either should work. It plays more like 330 with the slope and drop so don't overthrow it. A descent throw should land a 2.
Hole 14, 600 feet?: Very long hole with a 30 foot fairway. Be safe, aim at the short tee pad on your drive, take a 4 and prosper. Don't try to go over the trees unless you KNOW you will land in the fairway as there is OB on the left side and the jungle on the right.
Hole 15, 270 feet: Pretty basic hole, just stay out of the trees on the left so you have a putt for a 2. If you are in the trees, even if you are 15 feet away, you are likely not to have a descent putt at the basket. Should be a 2.
Hole 16, 550 feet: Take a minute to catch your breath from the hike up. Annheiser backhand or forearm to the left of the trees is the best. I shot an easy three with a forearm from the blue tee. There is a regular backhand shot, you need to decide if the reward is greater than the risk. If you hit the trees off the start, you are looking at a 4.
Hole 17, 290 feet: Basic uphill shot. Remember that it is uphill so give it a little more than usual. A 2 is obtainable here.
Hole 18, 420 feet?: The drive is the key here. Don't shank it and you should have an easy 100 fott or less upshot for a 3. Another tough 2 that can be accomplished from you big drivers.
There ya go. Just follow these simple steps and you will come home with the trophy. Jon said there were 28 people pre-registered, but it sounds like there might be 50 -60 players there.
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 4:55 pm
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Thanks for the course walkthrough, Brandon. I should have handed you a scorecard, as I had just come from the printer when I saw you. Your distances are pretty close on those, though.
One caveat to all.....There is a whole bunch of potential for lost discs on this course. The grass here grows (it seems) a foot a day. We will be mowing this afternoon and evening to make sure we get the fairways as clean as possible. We were out with chainsaws this morning before the sun came up, cleaning up 18 and 12 and doing some last minute work on 14 (no, not making it easier).
If you bring your mental game, you can get birdies on this course.
If you don't, you can expect to go home with a bag full of bogies.
The course is design to make you play with every disc in your bag. If you think that a tee pad is only meant for Wraiths and TeeBirds, you will learn differently. The length of the course (6300+ from the Blues) says Driver Driver Driver...but I'm guessing the smart player will be throwing a lot of Rocs and Sharks.
Good Luck to all....if you cant make it for the tourney, please get on down to Soda and enjoy.
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 9:33 pm
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I played this by myself and didn't have too much trouble with lost discs, but you know its a whole different story in a tournament. Don't assume you know where its gonna land and don't just watch your own throw. Its part of the game to help keep track of the rest of your group. There will be lost discs tomorrow. I guarantee it, but not as I originally thought.
I agree with Jon that this course can eat you up if you try to drive farther than you know you can. Play smart, be conservative. Play to the gaps and don't let bogeys or greater mess with your head. EVERYBODY will have bogeys on their cards tomorrow. What makes you any different? Don't let it get to you.
Last of all. I know how much work goes into a course and Jon has put in more than overtime on this course. Everybody should give Jon and the city of Soda Springs (there were a ton who helped) a huge "THANK YOU" tomorrow. This course will be a gem in the the Gem State.
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 3:56 am
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If you haven't been to Soda Springs yet... I reccomend it. Go when its hot to avoid the mosquitos and bring some bug spray. also prepare to look for discs (try not to play alone). i really enjoyed this course and i've played a lot of courses so it is hard to impress me with a new course. from the courses of his that i have played this is by far Jon Lyksett's best work. Kudos Jon, i had a blast. too bad i lost a disc and my second round sucked at the tourny.
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Location: Spokane Valley, WA
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:27 am
Post subject: Another new course in Idaho
I thought I'd give a little info. on another new course in Idaho. Cherry Hill Disc Golf Course will open in Coeur d'Alene here in the next few weeks. The city has the baskets and has a work day sheduled for Aug. 9th and will be supplying city workers to help along with 30 or so disc golf volunteers to try to get the course installed in 1 day. It won't officially open until the city gets all of its business sponsors for each hole but will be ready for baskets to be dropped in probably on the 10th or 11th. If you ever make it up to north Idaho hit me up and I will take you through any of the area courses especially Cherry Hill or Farragut. I think this course could make its way into the Inland Northwest Series next year as a tour stop and I am talkin to my dad to see if he will run a sanctioned tourney at Cherry later this summer
It's awesome to hear about all the new courses in the state. The next excuse I have to get down to SE Idaho I will make sure I hit up Lava and Soda.
On a side note, there is also a new course at Whitefish Mountain Resort (formerly the Big Mountain) in Whitefish, Montana. As of now it is only tones but with increased use could be converted to baskets next year. I hear the course is sick and very well designed to treat everyone fairly and is rough, so if you are going up to Glacier NP or the Kalispell area check out the new course at Whitefish Mtn. Resort.
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Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:19 pm
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Soo...I went up to Sister City Park and found a layout I believe would work. There are holes ranging from 170 feet to 400+ feet with plenty of tree hazards, minimal private propery risks, and sharp elevation changes. If we did do Sister City Park, I would really like it to be 18 holes and use 8 holes in the lower area. There are more than just junipers down there and eventually maybe we could convince the city to utilize the irrigation lines down there and get some grass in.
I still feel that Sacajawea/North City Park is the best spot for a course in the city. They have put in a new bridge, revegatating the area, controlled the flooding, and it looks like they are putting in a new parking lot.
I say if the budget is there, see if we can get 18 baskets (permanent please) and we will use them no matter where we go with the course.
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Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 6:10 pm
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I like the Sister City Idea because it is close to my new work. I don't know where the Sacajawea/North City Park is exactly could you give me directions/ address please?
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Thanks it looks good on the map. I take a trip by. I had a couple of thoughts also. (Maybe Lance would know the answers.)
It seems that the city is behind putting in a new course. Does that mean they want to put it in by the river? Is this land city, greenway foundation, county land? Would it have the same backing as the city's parks? I like the idea of water hazards. So I would support either.
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Lance can probably answer this better. From what I understand, Sacajawea Park is the city's, North City Park (I don't know the difference between the two) is the Greenway's. The problem is that some of it may very well be private property. I just don't know. The area is underutilized and has room for 27 holes I think. Disc Golf would keep the area in its natural state. I don't see why they would be opposed to increased traffic due to this being the reason of the greenway in the first place.
After spring, the river is low enough to see where your disc is and retrieve it if necessary.
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She was the daughter of the late George and Ellen Franklin Leader. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Leon Randolph.
Survivors include her daughters: Lisa Roland and her husband, Ed Keith, and Elizabeth Randolph, all of Cleveland; grandchildren: Brence Mason, Brenna Roland, Luke Roland and Natasha Austin; brothers: Dennis Leader of Wisconsin and Richard Charleston of California; sister, Kathy Charleston of Texas; and several nieces and nephews.
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With the clock ticking on a 270-day countdown to the final decision about the tomato trade agreement with Mexico, supporters of the agreement reiterated their stand as the Commerce Department officially posted its intent to end the agreement.
In a Federal Register notice on Oct. 2, the Commerce Department laid out the timetable for the process. But U.S. produce and business leaders said during a media teleconference the same day that the department's intended action is based on erroneous information from the Florida tomato industry and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Mexican growers contend the 80 U.S. growers who want the agreement terminated only represent 42% of U.S. tomato growers, said Lance Jungmeyer, president of the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas, Nogales, Ariz. He said part of the discrepancy is because there are thousands and thousands of growers who are not reflected in USDA statistics, which focus on larger operations.
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Reinsch said the situation "has all the earmarks of a process that is trying to push a decision" before the presidential election, citing political motivation because of Florida's so-called swing-state status.
Agreeing that there was political motivation, one supporter of the agreement said that goal has already been met.
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Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, March 14, 2013, at Ray Funeral Home.
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Ms. Davenport was born April 18, 1944, to Johnny Arbuckle and Maggie Irene Mooreman. She enjoyed gardening, reading, fishing, going to church and cooking. She liked to go to the lake and barbequing. Her favorite color was green, and she was always looking after or trying to help others. She loved singing and spending time with her family and friends. She was a member of the Pace Pentecostal Church.
Ms. Davenport is preceded in death by her parents, Johnny Arbuckle and Maggie Irene Mooreman; brothers, Woodrow Arbuckle and Brooks Arbuckle; sisters, Eugena Gilbert and Hazel Harper; children, Edward Lee Davenport Jr. and Damon Ray Davenport; great grandchild, Chyenne Davenport.
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Donald F. Kuratko (Dr. K)
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Awards, Honors & Certifications
- The Karl Vesper Entrepreneurship Pioneer Award (inaugural recipient)
- Top 50 Entrepreneurship Scholars in the World (Scientifica)
- The Riata Distinguished Entrepreneurship Scholar Award
- The John E. Hughes Entrepreneurial Advocacy Award
- The National Academy of Management Entrepreneurship Advocate Award
- Ranked as #1 Entrepreneurship Director in the USA by peers
- Distinguished Scholar for Corporate Entrepreneurship (USASBE)
- 21st Century Entrepreneurship Research Fellow
- National Model Innovative Pedagogy in Entrepreneurship Award
- National Outstanding Entrepreneurship Educator (USASBE)
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- Entrepreneur of the Year (Ernst & Young & Inc. Magazine)
- National Federation of Independent Business Excellence Award
- George Washington Medal of Honor in Private Enterprise Education
- Leavey Foundation Award for Excellence in Entrepreneurship
- The Binford Award for Outstanding Contributions to Entrepreneurial Development
- Dean's Teaching Award (15 consecutive years)
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Entrepreneurship, Corporate Entrepreneurship, Corporate Innovation, Entrepreneurial Leadership
Dr. Donald F. Kuratko (known as "Dr. K") is considered a prominent scholar and national leader in the field of entrepreneurship authoring over 190 articles on aspects of entrepreneurship and corporate innovation in journals such as Journal of Business Venturing, Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Operations Management, Small Business Economics, Journal of Business Ethics, and Business Horizons. Professor Kuratko has authored 30 books, including one of the leading entrepreneurship books in the world, Entrepreneurship: Theory, Process, Practice, 9th ed., as well as Corporate Entrepreneurship & Innovation, 3rd ed. and Innovation Acceleration. He has been consultant on Corporate Entrepreneurship to numerous Fortune 100 corporations. Dr. Kuratko was honored by his peers in Entrepreneur magazine as the #1 Entrepreneurship Director in the nation as well as being selected one of the Top Entrepreneurship Professors in the U.S. by Fortune magazine. He has received the Entrepreneurial Advocacy Award from the U.S. Association for Small Business & Entrepreneurship and the National Academy of Management's Entrepreneurship Advocate Award - for his contributions to the development and advancement of the discipline of entrepreneurship. Professor Kuratko has been named one of the Top 50 entrepreneurship scholars in the world for his research productivity and was the recipient of the Riata Distinguished Entrepreneurship Scholar Award. In 2011 he was the inaugural recipient of the Karl Vesper Entrepreneurship Pioneer Award for his career dedication to developing the field of entrepreneurship. Under his leadership Indiana University has been ranked the #1 Business School for Entrepreneurship Research (World Productivity Rankings) as well as the #1 Graduate Business School for Entrepreneurship (Public Institutions) and the #1 Undergraduate Business School for Entrepreneurship (Public Institutions) by U.S. News & World Report and Fortune.
Selected Publications
- Kuratko, Donald F. (2014), Entrepreneurship: Theory, Process, Practice (9th Edition), Cengage/Southwestern Publishers.
- Hornsby, Jeffrey S., Donald F. Kuratko, Daniel T. Holt, and William J. Wales (2013), "Assessing a Measurement of Organizational Preparedness for Corporate Entrepreneurship," Journal of Product Innovation Management, Vol. 30 #5.
- Kreiser, Patrick M., Marino, Louis D., Kuratko, Donald F., & Weaver, K. Mark (2013), "Disaggregating Entrepreneurial Orientation: The Non-Linear Impact of Innovativeness, Proactiveness and Risk-Taking on SME Performance," Small Business Economics, 40(2): 273-291.
- Morris, Michael H., Donald F. Kuratko, and Minet Schindehutte (2012), "Framing the Entrepreneurial Experience," Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, 36 (1): 11-40.
- Kuratko, Donald F., Michael G. Goldsby, & Jeffrey S. Hornsby (2012), Innovation Acceleration, Pearson/Prentice Hall Publishers.
- Goodale, John C., Donald F. Kuratko, Jeffrey S. Hornsby, and Jeffrey G. Covin (2011), "Operations Management and Corporate Entrepreneurship: The Moderating Effect of Operations Control on the Antecedents of Corporate Entrepreneurial Activity in Relation to Innovation Performance," Journal of Operations Management, Vol. 29, No. 1-2, January, pp. 116-127.
- Morris, Michael H., Donald F. Kuratko, and Jeffrey G. Covin (2011), Corporate Entrepreneurship & Innovation (3rd Edition), Cengage/South-Western Publishers.
- Morris, M. H., D. F. Kuratko, J. A. Allen, R. D. Ireland, and M. Schindehutte (2010), "Resource Acceleration: Extending Resource Based Theory in Entrepreneurial Ventures," Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 4-25.
- Kuratko, Donald F. and Travis J. Brown (2010), "Emerging life sciences ventures: The quest for legitimacy," Business Horizons, Vol. 53, No. 2, pp. 211-220.
- Holt, Daniel T., Matthew W. Rutherford, and Donald F. Kuratko (2010), "Advancing the field of family business research: Further testing the measurement properties of the F-PEC," Family Business Review, Vol. 23, No. 1, pp. 76-88.
- Morris, M. H., J. A. Allen, D. F. Kuratko, and D. Brannon (2010), "Experiencing Family Business Creation: Differences between Founders, Non-Family Managers, and Founders of Non-Family Firms," Entrepreneurship, Theory & Practice, Vol. 34, No. 6, pp. 1057-1084.
- Kuratko, Donald F. and David B. Audretsch (2009), "Strategic Entrepreneurship: Exploring Different Perspectives of an Emerging Concept," Entrepreneurship, Theory & Practice, Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 1-17.
- Hornsby, Jeffrey S., Donald F. Kuratko, Dean A. Shepherd, and Jennifer P. Bott (2009), "Managers' Corporate Entrepreneurial Actions: Examining Perception and Position," Journal of Business Venturing, Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 236-247.
- Ireland, R. Duane, Jeffrey G. Covin, and Donald F. Kuratko (2009), "Conceptualizing Corporate Entrepreneurship Strategy," Entrepreneurship, Theory & Practice, Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 19-46.
- Shepherd, Dean A. and Donald F. Kuratko (2009), "The Death of an Innovative Project: How Grief Recovery Enhances Learning," Business Horizons, Vol. 52, No. 5, pp. 451-458.
- Kuratko, Donald F., Jeffrey G. Covin, and Robert P. Garrett (2009), "Corporate Venturing: Insights from Actual Performance," Business Horizons, Vol. 52, No. 5, pp. 459-467.
- Kuratko, Donald F. (2009), "The Entrepreneurial Imperative of the 21st Century," Business Horizons, Vol. 52, No. 5, pp. 421-428.
- Shepherd, Dean A., Jeffrey G. Covin, and Donald F. Kuratko (2009), "Project Failure from Corporate Entrepreneurship: Managing the Grief Process," Journal of Business Venturing, Vol. 24, No. 6, pp. 588-600.
- Goodale, John C., Donald F. Kuratko, and Jeffrey S. Hornsby (2008), "Influence-Factors for Operational Control and Compensation in Professional Service Firms," Journal of Operations Management, Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 669-688.
- Rutherford, Matthew W., Donald F. Kuratko, and Daniel T. Holt (2008), "Examining the Link between Familiness and Performance: Can the F-PEC Untangle the Family Business Theory Jungle?," Entrepreneurship, Theory & Practice, Vol. 32, No. 6, pp. 1089-1109.
- Kuratko, Donald F., R. Duane Ireland, Jeffrey G. Covin, and Jeffrey S. Hornsby (2005), "A Model of Middle-Level Managers' Entrepreneurial Behavior," Entrepreneurship, Theory & Practice, Vol. 29, No. 6, pp. 699-716.
- Kuratko, Donald F. (2005), "The Emergence of Entrepreneurship Education: Development, Trends, and Challenges," Entrepreneurship, Theory & Practice, Vol. 29, No. 5, September, pp. 577-598. Also published in: Patricia G. Greene and Mark P. Rice (eds.) (2007), Entrepreneurship Education, The International Library of Entrepreneurship, UK: Elgar Publishing, pp. 114-134.
- Kuratko, Donald F. and Michael G. Goldsby (2004), "Corporate Entrepreneurs or Rogue Middle Managers: A Framework for Ethical Corporate Entrepreneurship," Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 55 No. 1, pp. 13-30.


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Game of Thrones House Tyrell Talisman Necklace, Bronze
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Ambitious. Chivalrous. Courageous. Principal House and Warden of the South, House Tyrells sigil features a rose, symbolic of the fact that underneath this flower lies prickly thorns. Talisman reads Growing Strong. Each Pyrrha talisman is cast in reclaimed sterling silver or reclaimed bronze and is handcrafted in Vancouver, Canada. The Game of Thrones Collection is an official collaboration between Pyrrha and Home Box Office Global Licensing.
- Talisman Dimensions: Approximately 1 x 1
- 60g round curb chain
- Chain is 22 long
- Material: Sterling Silver or Bronze
- By: Pyrrha


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