I post on Facebook multiple times per day. It’s probably the easiest way to keep track of me. Photos, links to favorite sites, and crap that you will only care about if you are a friend.
I am trying to post to Twitter more often, but I use it mostly to rant at companies that piss me off. They tend to respond on Twitter, though most responses are useless. It’s very cathartic.
I maintain a LinkedIn account, but I rarely post anything there.
…Ken
Last updated: August 15, 2011
Greystar Kennels
Greystar Kennels has a short but vibrant past. (For the record: greystar was my username on the greyhound forum where I met my wife, Heather.) It started as a boarding kennel run by Heather. After she closed the business, Greystar Kennels evolved into the identity of our charitable greyhound work – from relocating greyhounds to boarding greyhounds waiting for adoption groups to rehabbing behaviorally-challenged greyhounds. Now that Heather is pregnant, that version is on indefinite hold.
Answer The News is a social experiment. Forever, news sources have pushed their own personal agenda driven “news” at us and expected us to simply take it and say nothing about it. I want to put a “return to sender” on their bullshit. So instead of a simple vote up or down and a series of comments that rarely contribute anything more than a few memes and jokes, ATN gives the user a voice and then lets the voices decide what best represents all the points of view.
If you are ever lucky enough to find yourself in Easley, SC you should play my private disc golf course. Email or call me and we can setup a time to play. For the first time in history an 18 hole course built with only 6 baskets offers the same distance and challenge as any average course. It’s like a miniature Tom Bass.
Course Record: (course has not yet been built)
A view of the full 18. There are 6 baskets (yellow) and each has 3 tee positions (green) throwing at it.
Hole #1 – We begin with a typical 300′ pin with an early tunnel.
Hole #2 – Next we bring out the big guns. Advantage: lefty!
Hole #3 – A mix of distance and trees. Don’t hit my house!
Hole #4 – Ace run.
Hole #5 – Familiar, but backwards. And you still need to avoid the house.
Hole #6 – Gonna’ be a lot of lay-ups here.
Hole #7 – Perfectly generic hole.
Hole #8 – If you’re getting deja vu, check the big map – they’re all different!
Hole #9 – There will be no aces on #9.
Hole #10 – This should be a fun hole.
Hole #11- More of the same.
Hole #12 – Ace run #2 – the harder version.
Hole #13 – Mando – throw around the house where there is no red zone.
Hole #14 – Ace run #3 – another gift.
Hole #15 – Not a straight shot, a bit of hyzer required.
Hole #16 – Ace run #4 – this could save your bacon.
Hole #17 – Big ol’ wide curvy throw. No throwing over the house!
Hole #18 – Red zone is OB, but throwing over it is allowed at your own risk. (Area surrounded by 4′ tall fence.)