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Let's just hope this bill doesn't entail some sort of rewards for
illegal behavior. When the last amnesty bill was passed more than 2 decades ago,
it was with an explicit promise that there would be no more future amnesty bills
again... as some sort concession to conservatives at that time. It's funny
how time and political expediency can often cloud memories.
The worst kind of politics is when politicians sell out their beliefs and their constituency for the hope of future votes from other sources. Just another reason why term limits would be a good idea.
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There's probably little in the way that substantive amendments to any forthcoming bipartisan immigration reform could be made that would not significantly alter the fine balanced achieved by the current diversity of U.S. Senators. Most likely any real changes would probably destroy any possibility of an immigration reform bill could be passed by Congress. Thus, the goal such changes would be to poison the proposed bill in bad faith. The fewer amendments allowed on this piece of legislation the better if it is to pass Congress and become law.
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Interesting comment. How do you know what's in the bill? Only the 8, The Chamber and AFL-CIO have any input. The rest of the Senate is in the dark.
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He arrives blissfully jet lag free and ready for a fight, his dress unruffled from hours in the air and always unburdened by luggage.
He checks in at only the best hotels in town and beyond, has no difficulties gaining admittance to the most exclusive casinos and private clubs and has someone else always pick up the bill.
And, above all, he's more likely to cause a government travel warning than to consult one.
James Bond is the quintessentially sophisticated traveller we'd all (well, most of us) like to be, though perhaps sans the fisticuffs and the mandatory detention at the villain's lair.
Bond's frequent-flyer balance may remain, well, top secret, but you don't need to be a Q to know that 007 really gets around.
When asked in Thunderball, "What exactly do you do?", Bond replies, "Oh, I travel ... a sort of licensed troubleshooter."
Now, proving that we can never get enough of Ian Fleming's creation, even between films, a new exhibition, Designing 007 - Fifty Years of Bond, is about to open at the Melbourne Museum on November 1, which features more than 400 objects from the series.
It's all there on display: the rare costumes, atmospheric sets, iconic gadgets and original photographs, concept drawings and, yes, even a section devoted to Bond's travels.
There are the steel teeth worn by Richard "Jaws" Kiel in The Spy Who Loved Me (locations: Austria, Scotland and Egypt); the poker table in Casino Royale (locations: Iceland, Czech Republic, Uganda, Madagascar, Bahamas, US, Montenegro and Italy); and the attache case in From Russia With Love (locations: Britain, Croatia and Serbia, Turkey and Italy).
It all goes to prove that without the backdrop of the world's most exotic locations, James Bond, what with all those gadgets and girls, could be in danger of being rendered merely a geek and, well, a bit of a sleaze.
Designing 007 - Fifty Years of Bond, which finally makes its way to Australia after having been originally staged at London's Barbican Centre last year, features a section called Foreign Territories, which examines Bond's peripatetic ways.
Escapism is the essence of every Bond film even though Skyfall, the latest instalment in the series, was focused on home turf in London and Scotland with Shanghai, Macau and Turkey the only foreign locations (Turkey, primarily mysterious Istanbul, has been a popular 007 destination having also featured in To Russia With Love and The World is Not Enough).
But when 007's travel budget doesn't stretch far enough, there have always been the back-lots of Pinewood Studios in London, in which locations as diverse as St Petersburg and Jamaica, home to Goldeneye, Bond author Fleming's beloved Caribbean estate, have been recreated.
Of course, GoldenEye was the title of a Bond film which features locations such as England, France, St Petersburg and Puerto Rico. The 24th as yet unnamed and unshot film in the Bond franchise is set to be released in 2015, with Daniel Craig appearing for the fourth time.
Irish private eyes are smiling at the news that Ireland may be a location in the next film after hints by the series producers they were scouting locations there.
Bronwyn Cosgrave, a Canadian-born, New York-based fashion historian who is a guest co-curator of the Designing 007 - Fifty Years of Bond exhibition, agrees the locations are as much integral characters in the films as any of the celebrated villains, who in turn can be found in their own locations such as in the deserted ruins of Japan's Hashima Island in Skyfall or a villa in the Bahamas with a shark-infested swimming pool in Thunderball.
What makes the films exciting is that Bond is always in a crisis somewhere, says Cosgrave.
Cosgrave, who describes Bond as "incredibly cosmopolitan", notes that 007 has a tendency to get lost and, in a telling sign of a consummate traveller, is not afraid to do so. And he doesn't really have a home since the world is his address.
"Ian Fleming wrote the Bond novels to allow the everyday post-war man in England to travel from his armchair," she says. "Before the scripts based on Fleming's books were written, the film producers would go location scouting and then, when the books ran out, they needed to find ever exciting locations, even going as far as the moon [in Moonraker starring Roger Moore]."
Although he never visits anywhere as a tourist, unless incognito, 007 has emptied an overflowing bucket list of the world's greatest landmarks.
He's trained it aboard the Orient Express, he's had a geezer at the Pyramids of Giza and he's fallen for Iguazu Falls. And, speaking of trains, Bond has a bad habit of riding on the roof of them at high speeds and just managing to dodge low-hanging tunnel entrances.
At all times, and in all climes, Bond has looked impeccable, seemingly never leaving home without a tuxedo for those inevitable nights at the roulette wheel.
He may also be one of the few men, with the exception of Mel Gibson's Guy Hamilton in The Year of Living Dangerously, not to look ludicrous in a safari suit when in tropical climes. Indeed, in the catalogue for Designing 007 - Fifty Years of Bond, there are sketches of the safari suit designed to be worn by Roger Moore.
Regrettably, the closest Bond has ever come to Australia as a location was George Lazenby, the Goulburn-born Aussie who only lived once as 007 in 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
And while product placement is rife in Bond movies, it seems nations cannot buy their way into becoming a location (a la Tourism Australia's Oprah Winfrey deal). Well, at least not so far.
Cosgrave empathises with Bond's snub of Australia since, as she points out, nor has her native Canada featured in the series though it did once stand in for Austria.
"Australia [as a Bond location]? Who knows? Fleming was a bit of a snob and wanted to send Bond to all sorts of places he wanted to go to himself. I'm a Canadian and the series has never shot in Canada either - apart from standing in for Austria in The Spy Who Loved Me. I'm not sure Fleming thought much of the colonies."
GETTING THERE House of Travel has a James Bond deal and several other deals to Melbourne. See qantas.com; virginaustralia.com; jetstar.com; tigerair.com as well for other options.
STAYING THERE Virgin Australia Holidays, in conjunction with Designing 007 - Fifty Years of Bond, has two-night packages including airfares, accommodation at various Accor hotels and admission to the exhibition from about $495 a head. See virginaustralia.com.
BONDING THERE Designing 007 - Fifty Years of Bond runs at the Melbourne Museum from November 1 until February 2. Tickets from Ticketek at ticketek.com; or via the museum.
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Fired-up United must press on – Hernandez
LONDON, (Reuters) – Manchester United's knack of scoring late goals was evident again with a thrilling Boxing Day victory over Newcastle and matchwinner Javier Hernandez warned there would be no let-up in their quest to regain the Premier League title.
United came from behind three times before the Mexican struck in the last minute to secure a 4-3 Old Trafford victory, moving Alex Ferguson's side seven points clear of rivals Manchester City who lost at Sunderland.
Manager Alex Ferguson labelled it a "championship winning performance" at the midway point of the season but Hernandez cautioned against complacency.
United led City by five points with four matches remaining last season but were pipped to the title by Roberto Mancini's side on a thrilling final day.
"It's a great position but we're not going to think we have already done the job," Hernandez told the club's website (www.manutd.com).
"This gap is going to give us a lot of confidence, but we want to just try to do the same in every game: win and get three points."
United host high-flying West Bromwich Albion at Old Trafford on Saturday (1500 GMT) but will be without key striker Wayne Rooney who has been ruled out of action for two or three weeks with a knee injury.
City travel to Norwich City (1500 GMT) looking to get back on track following a 1-0 defeat at Sunderland.
"We need to change something in our team because we can't continue like this – we score too few goals," said Mancini, who remains unfazed about the gap to United.
"Seven, six or four points, it doesn't matter the season is long. United concede a lot of goals but they score a lot so they have a chance but we can recover points."
Goalkeeper Joe Hart said City had the firepower required to make up the deficit.
"We've had leads, United have had the lead – it's to-ing and fro-ing at the moment," Hart told the club's website (www.mcfc.co.uk).
"We're a team of winners, it's hard and it hurts but we've got to move on. It is hard to lead and it is hard to chase too. We've clawed points back before, we proved it at the end of last year – we've just got to believe."
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Some of you may know that I bought a guitar recently. No, I still can't play, or sing for that matter. Earlier today I was messing around with it while thinking of the children in Newtown. I started to write a song about the tragedy only to realize i was completely lost. After changing this, getting rid of that I realized I had nothing more than a poem. I thought it was appropriate enough to share.
The guns they flow easy
In the U.S of A
The children of Newtown
Didn't have a say
He woke up that morning
Like most of us did
He was bent on destruction
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We didn't see it coming
We still don't know why
The halls of Sandy Hook
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Don't care or see
20 little children
Lost their lives on this day
He mowed down the teachers
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Word spread quickly
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It was only a matter of time
Listen up America
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When you mix guns with anger
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America frequently makes wars because a cowardly Congress allows the White House to itself make the decision for war, a law school dean says.
"Congressmen and Congresswomen are almost always political cowards, and they care only about staying in office indefinitely if not forever," writes Lawrence Velvel, dean of the Massachusetts School of Law at Andover. "They do not wish to cast a decision-making vote on war lest their individual decisions---whichever way they may come down---will cost them the next election."
"They are far happier…to let the President make the decision and take the responsibility, while they only Monday morning quarterback in order to carp and complain after the fact if and when things do not go well," Velvel writes.
While the Constitution's Article I, Section 8, invests Congress with the power "to declare War," the law school dean points out this has been largely ignored since President Harry Truman in 1950 "de facto changed the Constitution so that not the Congress, but the President, and he alone, makes the decision on war."
"From Korea, to the Tonkin Gulf Resolution, to the 2002 Congressional Resolution which said to (President) Bush II that he alone should decide whether and whom to fight, the decision on war has been the President's in fact," Velvel writes.
He points out, however, "the framers deliberately intended it to be for Congress because they felt, as has now come true, that the Executive is too prone to get into wars. The shifting of the power to decide on war has been a de facto Constitutional revolution."
Velvel writes that decent human beings could think it immoral to put one's own election to office ahead of the potential deaths of hundreds or thousands or tens of thousands of Americans and hundreds of thousands or even millions of people of some other nationality.
"But who said our congresspeople (or presidents) are moral human beings?" Velvel asks. "Would moral human beings spin, lie, and deceive to be elected to office or to persuade people to adopt this or that policy? Yet this…is the way people get into and stay in office in this country." Velvel adds that elected representatives hold their office through "raising unbelievable sums of money by a process that the Supreme Court turned into legalized (if deeply immoral) bribery."
One possible solution, Velvel writes in his law school magazine "The Long Term View," would be to adopt a form of proportional representation (PR) in elections to Congress and in the Electoral College where votes for president are cast. "This would enable decent people to form a political party with practical hopes of success and consequent ability to affect policy, specifically including any policy of constantly fighting wars."
When PR is mentioned, however, politicians chorus it will destabilize the country and cite Italy and Israel as examples of nations that have PR whose governments as a result are unstable. "So we seem doomed to continue with a system in which decent people will find it very hard to form a successful new party---like the Republican party in 1854---and in which we are stuck with Presidents who make the decision and often favor war…" Velvel writes.
Another reason the U.S. frequently is at war is "to change the nature of the societies we are invading," Velvel writes, as "by changing the nature of the government of Iraq, we will cause a change in the nature of the governments of Iran, Syria, and other Muslim countries." This warmed-over "domino" theory of causation is often as wrong as the notion that if South Viet Nam fell to the Communists, the Philippines or Japan would follow, he said.
Velvel adds, of course, that quite often the peoples we claim we seek to help "do not want us to be in or to take over their countries to impose our version of democracy and wealth."
The Massachusetts School of Law at Andover is a non-profit law school purposefully dedicated to the education of students from minority, immigrant, and low-income households who would otherwise not have the opportunity to obtain a legal education.
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Some people say they'll wear purple when they grow old. We say we'll wear leopard print, poke the opposite sex in the buttocks with our canes, and meet at the retirement-home bench for daily arguments. That's what Harold and Ben, the lead characters in the play A Bench in the Sun, do, and if it's half as much fun as they make it look, we'll take bickering over bingo any day. The rivalry between the two old fellows intensifies when a once-famous actress named Adrienne moves into the retirement home and they begin vying for her affection. But when they receive word that their home is about to be sold, the three retirees join forces to prevent the sale. As the play unfolds, the wily elders show that there's more than liver spots up their sleeves. A Bench in the Sun opens Friday, January 14, at the East Valley Institute of Technology, 1601 West Main in Mesa. Showtime is 8 p.m. Tickets are $13 to $15. The production continues through January 30. Call 480-834-9500. -- Niki D'Andrea
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