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  1. I play 2-3 times a week at Lions for the last 5 years. The conditions are typical for late June. We have been in a drought. They water the crap out of the course (I play early early mornings when they are still watering the shit out of the fairways and greens) but some spots are just rocky as shit. No amount of watering is going to make grass grow there. Just walk in the trees, you'll see the natural terrain which is rocks, much like the rest of the hill country. There are ALWAYS deer. The rounds where we don't see deer are far fewer than the rounds where we see deer. On Sunday,on the 1st hole, there was a good size doe and young buck on the first fairway by the green. They let you walk within a couple of feet. There are a ton of hawks there. In the winter, there's always at least a pair of Egyptian geese who make the pond between 16th and 17th their home. There was an owl in the trees on the right fairway of the 10th that attack a guy and carved up his arm pretty bad. Shit's National Geographic out there. Mo Willy and Kizer are in GREAT shape. Clay is in good shape considering there greens are usually crap. We are blessed to have 4 good to great munies which are relatively cheap to play.
  2. - My father always said a jury trial is not just about the law. It's about assigning blame. .... - This is about a sales pitch. It's not gonna be won the the law, it's gonna be won by the lawyers.
  3. I always heard that it had to pass the premeditated test? I guess bringing a knife to a track meet maybe shows premeditation. But just bringing the knife doesn't mean he planned to kill that particular victim, or does that matter?
  4. Hopeful news. https://www.abc4.com/news/politics/inside-utah-politics/sen-lee-changes-public-lands-sale/amp/ SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Sen. Mike Lee announced changes to his controversial public lands sale provision in the “big beautiful” budget bill, that U.S. Forest Service Lands would no longer be included, and that Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land eligibility would be reduced. Lee stressed previously that public land sold would go towards building family housing, something he echoed in the post. “Housing prices are crushing families and keeping young Americans from living where they grew up. We need to change that,” he wrote. This announcement comes after Lee defended the provision but indicated that changes were coming. At the time, he said that only lands managed by U.S. Forest Service within two miles of a population center would be available for sale, but that has changed to where no Forest Service land is up for sale. In the changes Lee announced Monday, only land managed by BLM within five miles of a population center would be made available for sale. Lee’s post also said that they would establish “freedom zones” to make sure the lands “benefit American families,” though “freedom zones” are not mentioned in existing versions of the bill, so it’s not entirely clear what he is referring to. He stated that he wants to protect farmers, ranchers, and recreational users. “They come first,” he said in the post. “Yes, the Byrd Rule limits what can go in the reconciliation bill, but I’m doing everything I can to support President Trump and move this forward,” Lee wrote, referencing a rule that dictates what can be included in budget bill reconciliation. The Byrd Rule prohibits the “inclusion of extraneous matter in reconciliation legislation,” which essentially means that provisions in budget bills can only deal with fiscal or monetary matters. At a summit of Western state governors Monday, governors had mixed reactions to the provision. New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham expressed concerns about the provision due to the close relationship between residents and the land. Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon voiced support–with conditions. Lee’s post does not address several major aspects of the Energy and Resources section of the budget bill that have also been controversial. In the text, cabinet secretaries who oversee the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service would be required to sell between 0.5% and 0.75% of federal land, or between 2 million and 3 million acres. Presumably, this requirement for the U.S. Forest Service will be removed, but it is unclear if the same requirement will stand for BLM. The Secretary of the Interior would also be required to sell at least four oil and gas leases in each of the following states: Alaska, Colorado, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Wyoming, and there is no information on if this will change with the additional updates.
  5. Are you throwing the bricks at the leopard or the guy? Yes
  6. https://www.npr.org/2025/06/24/g-s1-74036/trump-ice-self-deportation-army-veteran-hawaii Purple Heart Army veteran self-deports after nearly 50 years in the U.S. For 55-year-old U.S. Army veteran Sae Joon Park, this was the hardest moment of his life. Not getting shot in combat. Not the years battling post-traumatic stress disorder or addiction. Not prison. It was leaving the U.S., a country he called home for nearly five decades. On Monday, Park, a green-card holder, self-deported to South Korea. His removal order was the result of charges related to drug possession and failure to appear in court from over 15 years ago — offenses that, he said, stemmed from years of untreated PTSD. Park's story reflects both the challenges of life after combat and the perils that noncitizen veterans face if caught in the legal system — realities made harsher amid the Trump administration's push for record deportations. " I can't believe that this is happening in America," Park told NPR in an interview prior to his departure. "That blows me away, like a country that I fought for."
  7. "There's only one commandment: Don't be an Asshole!" - Eddie Vedder I'm amazed at the number of "religious" people who can't follow that one simple edict.
  8. That's right. I amembered wrong. Agreed. The pressure got it him. There was no conviction to any shot on that hole starting with the approach or much of anything starting with the 16th.
  9. From this video, it was more like 8 ft. Regardless he should've made it, or at least not smash his first putt 8 ft by. Also, Keegan had no problem making it.
  10. For her friends and family, especially the parents, her descent into absolute batshit crazy must be a painful thing to watch.
  11. Holy shit. She is unrecognizable.
  12. Gilroy stated in an interview that Syril would've joined the Rebellion.
  13. This is a program which made commemorative cups for a regular season win against LSU. These loser bitches have been starving for relevancy 85 years.
  14. Great thing Mexico paid for it....
  15. Yeah she fucked her life for awhile. I don't imagine she'll get much work for awhile.
  16. S1 starts slow. I almost quit after the first few episodes. It get SOOO much better.
  17. Well see how many of these guys who are bought in the summer sign in Dec when they go 7-5
  18. He sounds exactly like the dipshit asshats on texags. aggy are his folk. He's a wannabe aggy to me.
  19. Protip: If you are on Android, you can set up DNS to filter out bullshit ads. I use noads.libredns.gr for my DNS. Fuck ads. If you are on an Iphone, just take it up the ass.
  20. Just put the aggy wannabe asshat on ignore.
  21. batshit crazy drove the dude to swear off women.
  22. Telluride is absolutely beautiful. The mountain slopes directly bordering the town of Telluride would be for sale.
  23. They are going to sell the land to their billionaire friends.
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