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The Porcupine Quill: The best things in life are earned - Park Record (opens the original)
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I’ve been a big fan of Daniel Pink since 2009, when his presentation “The Puzzle of Motivation” took the internet by storm. TED had been around for a quarter-century before it began publishing videos online. When Pink’s talk was posted, it became one of the first to truly go viral, racking up tens of millions of views. I know that as a conservative, being a fan of a speechwriter and policy expert in the Clinton White House will be shocking to some, but Dan has a knack for combining detailed rese
The Porcupine Quill: Oh no, Zeus's Law never died - Park Record (opens the original)
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I wish my dad was around to see “The Odyssey.” He passed a little over a year ago, and my brother and I both miss him terribly. An immigrant from Greece, he oozed pride in our heritage and would tell the entire family how we were descended from Alexander the Great. In the final years of his life, he would go on and on about his cherished copy of “The Odyssey.” For years he told me, “Aristides, I have a copy of ‘The Odyssey’ in both languages, right across from each other!” He was so excited abou
The Porcupine Quill: Raised stakes in state where recalls are outlawed - Park Record (opens the original)
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Local elections are important, especially so in Utah. Unlike most other states, Utah does not allow recall elections for local offices. Once an official is elected, voters cannot recall them because of bad policy decisions, poor conduct, or giving themselves a big raise. Knowing this, it is critical that the public take time to get it right from the start. In Maine, Marine veteran and oyster farmer Graham Platner was poised to challenge Susan Collins for her long-held Senate seat. Progressives w
The Porcupine Quill: America, a tapestry that weaves together - Park Record (opens the original)
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July 4 marked 250 years of American independence, and I spent the anniversary working on the tech crew for Forum Fest at Canyons Village. Spending 12 hours each of the three days provides a wonderful opportunity to people-watch. The mix of locals, tourists and valley refugees escaping the basin’s midsummer simmer forms a tapestry of diversity unique to Utah. Hyper-prepared families, vintage bohemians, high-end hipsters, and the high school collective all gather on the slope-side meadow. This tap
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