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Éliminé de la Coupe du Monde avec l'Uruguay, Luis Suárez a craqué sur le banc. Les larmes de l'attaquant étaient touchantes, mais que doit-on retenir de la carrière de l'ancien joueur du FC Barcelone ? Doit-on privilégier ses coups de génies ou son comportent et sa personnalité atypique ?

Casey Polivehak, Director of GolfForty-Niner Country Club12000 E. Tanque Verde RdTucson, AZ 85749520-749-4925 ext 1Email:   caseyp@fortyninercc.comWebsite: http://fortyninercc.com/index.htmSOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn |Casey is the Director of Golf and Sales at Forty Niner Country Club in Northeast Tucson, AZ.   Casey was hired after new ownership purchased the course in 2012 to help in a major rebuilding/rebranding project.  Using his 20 years of industry experience and local contact network, Forty Niner is on its way back to being one of Tucson's favorite courses. Born and raised in Tucson, AZ, Casey and his wife of 13.5 years, Amber, have settled in the area he grew up.  Amber is a hardworking, homeschooling mother and part-time teacher for the Vail School District.  Daughters Lucy- 9 and Hawley-1 and  son Bodey- 6, are the highlight of their lives Casey's main jobs at Forty Niner are membership and tournament growth, revenue management, marketing, and overall customer service satisfaction.  Having experience at some of Arizona's top-rated resorts and private clubs, has groomed Casey to handle the good, and bad that comes along with the golf industry. Casey enjoys playing golf, but raising a family is most important right now!  Casey and Amber help with youth groups at their church, and enjoy home projects including gardening, raising dogs + chickens, and of course swimming and playing with the kids. About Forty Niner Country ClubForty Niner Country Club is an upscale, semi-private facility designed by William Francis Bell.  The course opened in 1961 and though not as demanding as the many desert-style courses in the area, the tree-lined fairways, and tightly guarded doglegs pose the same challenges it did almost 50 years ago when the club hosted the PGA Tour's Tucson Open in 1963-1964. Spread over 110 acres, the course is known for its lush, mature landscaping and excellent course conditioning.  It is lined with mature stands of mesquite, giant cottonwood, eucalyptus, and weeping willow trees.  The fairways are Bermuda grass, over-seeding in the fall with perennial ryegrass.  The elevated Tif-dwarf Bermuda greens are known locally for their swift putting surfaces in the winter months.  The course has two lakes that come into play and is bordered on the south by the Tanque Verde Wash.  Members enjoy a 6,669-yard, 18-hole, par 72 golf course. Four tee positions on every hole ensure playability, satisfaction, and challenge for every level of golfer.  The winding fairways and majestic mountain views surprise golfers at every turn.  A full-service restaurant, The Rincon Mountain Grill, has been expanded and upgraded serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner 7- days a week with various specialty offers.  An upgraded kitchen boasts a double-decker pizza over, where the Roadrunner Pizzeria is using house-made hand-tossed dough, and the freshest ingredients available!  Ranging from sandwiches to steak or seafood, and even gluten-free options, enjoy your favorite type of food expertly prepared and served with a smile!! Facilities The Club's facilities include an 18-hole golf course, full-service restaurant, driving range, putting green, short game area, fully stocked Golf Shop, State of the Art Fitness center, swimming pool, men's and women's locker rooms, indoor and outdoor dining, large outdoor banquet/wedding venue, and private meeting/conference spaceJamain T. Miller, CEO/ Co-founder Square One Intern Tucson   State: AZEmail: jamain@squareoneintern.com Website: https://www.facebook.com/squareoneinternSOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter |Jamain, CEO and Co-founder of Square One Intern, is a transplant from New Jersey. He's been in Tucson for 6 years and came here via the US Air Force. As a former intelligence analyst for Combat Search and Rescue, Jamain learned that there were three essentials necessary for any mission to be successful. 1) A clear vision for the results desired, 2) a detailed plan to achieve those results, 3) and a well-run organization where everyone understands their roles and responsibilities for achieving those results via the plan. After interviewing over 200 organization heads and managers, Jamain condensed the most affective solutions into a system that organizations can use to clarify their vision, create their plan, and organize their team around that plan and vision. That's the Revenue Focused Development System. Because he has a passion for training youth, Jamain also runs a non-profit that trains at-risk youth in entrepreneurship to help them lift themselves out of the cycle of poverty they were born into. The same business organization system is employed with the youth and their ability to understand the system equals that of any business owner he's worked with. The non-profit is called Circle One Tucson, signifying the 360 degrees of support each Tucson youth is given. About Square One InternThrough networking with other entrepreneurs, Jamain met his Co-founder, Mariana Eubanks, three years ago and they stayed in contact. Both have a passion for business and youth and in February of 2019, Mariana approached Jamain with the idea of connecting students in the early stages of their education to businesses they're interested in working with. This would provide them early real-world work experience in the field they're studying so they can decide early on whether or not that particular career is for them. They also wanted the student to provide value to the organizations they're working with. So, after a few months of testing various concepts, Square One Intern became a workforce development agency focused on connecting non-profits with Young Professional Implementers who can help them apply the Revenue Focused Development System to their organization and help them use it with maximum effectiveness. 

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New Covid-19 rules take power out of coaches hands CFB player Jamain Stephens dies, but it will likely go ignored. 5 more college football games are postponed. Are we sure the Big Ten and Pac-12 are crazy? Lincoln Riley says Oklahoma won't release Covid-19 numbers. NFL getting involved with social justice is about the future of the league Parting Shot: Kara Lawson teaches competitiveness and hard work Wrighster or Wrong portion of the George Wrighster Podcast is the intersection where sports, business, society, and pop culture meet. Daily Fire… FACTS ONLY… Check Your feelings at the door. This ain't the place for the left, right, snowflakes, SJW. No BS. Keep it 100.  Subscribe to my Youtube Channel to watch the video version of the podcast, and Follow me on Twitter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/george-wrighster-or-wrong/message Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

East Coast Radio — Facebook's daily reminder has been proven to be a blessing and a curse. Today, listener Jamain and Tee shared a very special moment when he revealed one of his Facebook memories.

On this episode of Le Run Down I got to speak with sports nutritionist, triathlete and BRAVA co-creator Stephanie Jamain. We spoke about her introduction to running, how sports help her stay active and spend time with friends, and how her love for triathlon led to the creation of Brava. On top of it all she’s a sports nutritionist so it was fun to pick her brain on that, especially when it comes to fueling for these long endurance races. Hope you enjoy this talk as much as I did.

In this new episode I brought in my big brother and former Minister Of Music Jamain Freeman. We will be discussing Gospel Standards. Life as a church musician. Whats expected of musicians in church musically and physically. We discuss how business is handled in church. The difference in sound for denominations. Check It Out!!

"Trauma is affecting you right now. It's a pain that's within you. In order for you to heal, you have to be ok with whatever happened to you back then when you were 5 or 10 years old.". Listen to this 5 minute clip of Liliana Sanchez talking about trauma, what it is, who has it, and how it affects them. Chat Conversation End Type a message... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprisetucson/support

"Lead with Personal Power" Guest: Lori Diguardi --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprisetucson/support

On The Eats of Copenhagen - Jamain Brigitta and The Caribbean Housewife The On The Eats of Copenhagen host Elyse Guizetti interviews the one and only Jamain Brigitta of The Caribbean Housewife in this episode. Jamain drops the tea on her passion for soul food, music, and her cultural heritage. Jamain's The Caribbean Housewife closes for the season on the 17th of March 2019, so make sure to stop by for a tasty spoonful of her soup!

On Today's episode Jamain & Andres talk about Martin Luther King Jr., how to visualize the future and what they do with visualization to accomplish their goals --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprisetucson/support

Welcome to the first episode of a personal project I've been cooking up for a while: Uber Confessions. Meet Uber driver Jamain Shipman and listen to him share stories from the fun lexus. Learn how he hustles hard and why he thinks you need to be a driver, too. Feeling unhappy and underappreciated by his manager at Goodwill, Jamain Shipman left his 40 hour work week to drive full time for Uber. As a loyal driver, Jamain enjoys being his own boss, making his own hours, and meeting new people. He has given over 2,000 rides in 8 1/2 months and holds a 5-star rating (1,057 reviews). We share thoughts on the future of ride share and what can be done to make ride share better. By the end of this episode you'll want to request Jamain to be your personal driver. Episode resources: Reserve a ride: UZURV https://uzurv.com    

How two Montreal triathletes channeled their desire for better fitting and looking apparel and launched a stand-out brand. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen to Andres and Jamain talk about overcoming suicidal thoughts, learning about one's self, and practical advice to finding your purpose. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprisetucson/support

Misto and Stells start the 4th ave Mural Project, an update from the band and a few interviews with our new friends Jamain and Paloma. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thorradio/message

Le réalisateur et sa femme, Laurence, sont tous deux bipolaires (maniaco-dépressifs). Ils livrent ensemble une véritable bataille contre la maladie. Aujourd'hui Rodolphe Viémont filme Laurence : un portrait et sûrement aussi un autoportrait, sans jamais tomber dans la vulgarité ou le voyeurisme, gommant tout caractère anxiogène du sujet. Un film intimiste et esthétique. Rodolphe et Laurence voudrait un enfant. Mais la bipolarité étant une maladie en partie génétique, il y a un risque de 30% à transmettre la pathologie... Intervenants : Pascal Lévy, psychiatre (Hôpital de la Pitié-Salpêtrière) Chantal Weizmann, psychanalyste Fanny Cohen-Herlem, pédopsychiatre Stéphane Jamain, généticien (INSERM, Hôpital Henri Mondor, Fondation Fondamental) Franck Bellivier, psychiatre (Hôpital Fernand Witold) Avec l'aimable participation des enfants au Perray-Vaucluse : Alexia Huard et Sacha Gazeau. La voix-off a été écrite par Rodolphe Viémont et interprétée par Robinson Stévenin