Comments for Winston Ross

Comment on Big fish in a big pond. (Part one of a two-part investigative profile of Pacific Seafood owner Frank Dulcich.) by Roger Dulcich

Roger Dulcich — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 23:09:41 +0000

We are part of this Dulcich clan, Nick Dulcich was our Grandfather, we are Roger and Anton Dulcich, out father was John Roger Dulcich, we remember meeting Grandfathers brothers when we were in our teens, glad to hear of your success Frank, If you want to contact us here is an email….rdul007@yahoo.com

Comment on Big fish in a big pond. (Part one of a two-part investigative profile of Pacific Seafood owner Frank Dulcich.) by D L M

D L M — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 15:35:26 +0000

I have worked for Frank for over 30 years in Clackamas Or. and he has always been fair and a great person to work for if you work hard and smart.I LOVE the Dulcich family very much.

Comment on About Winston by mumsview

mumsview — Fri, 18 May 2012 10:04:17 +0000

Thanks for your article. My 17 yo son is starting to sleep rough,and try and find net access / cash for net cafe’s at homeless shelters, rather than come home where I have stopped access. The mental health system in Australia has yet to come to grips with the impact so I cant find anyone who is prepare to try and engage him to try and recover. I love him to bits, and hes always welcome home, but hes stuggling to find himself in the addiction and cant face me.
Keep writing, its so important clinicians see the adult affects of internet addiction, as they keep saying its just a teenager being a computer nerd. The mental health worker said i needed to ‘pull back’ and let him be himself. But my son then sat for 16 hours straight gaming and didnt eat. If undisturbed and has been known to urinate in his chair.
But no one takes this seriously, and parents blame themselves.
When he was in primary school was told by teachers to give him unlimited access to a computer as he was dyslexic. Now we realise its developmental issues made him more vulnerable to addiction. Thanks Tracey

Comment on About Winston by Bernie Valcourt

Bernie Valcourt — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 14:33:48 +0000

First time writer (blogger) here. First time reader of an article by you. I was fascinated by your piece on the washed up feet in your waterways so I put on, for the first time, my Agatha Christie head-wear.
This is the sceeniero I see as possible, only possible.
There are numerous suicides by jumping off bridges in that area.
There is a soul there who feels quite grief-stricken that people reach that point in their lives. This person does not want to be ID’d and wants to stay in the back-ground but also feels the pains of the victim’s families. The person has taken upon himself to watch for “jumpers” – in an area that does not have any witnesses and when spotted, the person will somehow retrieve the body. The person’s motovation is to bring a sort of closure to the family as to what has happened to their family member. The person has found a way to extract the bottom of a leg or legs, that would show that no foul-play has been done to the passed away person. It would show that the victim actually did drown. The legs are put back in the waterway as they will float for a time because of the footwear and be discovered by someone. The remaining part of the body is left in the river to decompose hopefully — or maybe be used for other purposes, hopefully not. The person has the good feeling that he has helped the family, that they have some sort of closure. The person remains a secretive person. The person can read about the results of his enddevours to do good in the newpapers and he feels better.

Just thinking.

Comment on Wow. by Jobs Career Resume

Jobs Career Resume — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 05:32:48 +0000

Fantastic Article and discussion. Really helpful. I have been following this for some days now and found it very good. Great Job !!!

Comment on A medal for valor. by gunner44230

gunner44230 — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 23:14:56 +0000

glad to see someone finally woke up to see the man get some kind of recognition for a job well done

Comment on My Resume by Judith Pfeffer

Judith Pfeffer — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 21:42:43 +0000

I’m always glad to see a fellow Mizzou J-school grad making good.

Comment on Pisgah! by Caitlin

Caitlin — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 18:42:14 +0000

This is amazing and I love it cause it reminds me of how I feel when I am depressed.

Comment on Wow. by David

David — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 17:15:29 +0000

Journalism is kind of like music these days. Bands put out CDs to market their live performances instead of the other way around. It seems to me freelancers will have to make themselves into experts and go out on the speakers circuit. Amy Goodman has done it. Some photojournalists have done it. The alternative is make or inherit your money and do journalism on your own dime. One thing is certain. There is no going back.

Comment on About Winston by Kelli

Kelli — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 22:44:34 +0000

Hello Winston!
We just wanted to thank you for coming to our hot yoga studio yesterday- you did a wonderful job! If you are part of Facebook, we’d like to invite you to friend us if you are so inclined. You can find us at: http://www.facebook.com/#!/ZenSpot as well as follow us on Twitter at ZenSpotMBS.

Namaste!

Kelli & Michael
ZenSpot, Inc.