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Nintendo and Microsoft cut the purchase prices of their respective current-gen consoles today in preparation for the upcoming holiday season. Nintendo's Wii, about to be replaced by the Wii U, saw a $20 dollar cut and the announcement of a new bundle that includes both Wii Sports games on a single disc and a Wii Remote Plus and Nunchuck. Microsoft dropped the price on the Xbox 360 and announced two new holiday bundles for $250 each. The first, obviously targeting "hardcore" gamers, includes a 250 gig hard drive, a copy of Forza Motor Sport 4, a download voucher for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and a headset and controller. The second, clearly… (more…)
Professional football (soccer, for most of those in North America) has not changed too much throughout its long history, but its most popular video game representation – EA's FIFA franchise – has evolved with each passing year. This year, the gameplay changes are subtle but impressive, and the tweaks of various game modes are welcome. The result of improving on already sound previous iterations results in most realistic, fully featured FIFA entry yet. It may be expected, but FIFA 13 plays more like the beautiful game than any football simulation before it. This is certainly one of of those games you'll sink a lot of time into, often at the… (more…)
Klei Entertainment has done a great job with the Shank series in creating a deep action system through a 2D plane. We've seen it a lot in the past years with recent hits like Dust to Ska Studios' Dishwasher series. But they've all got one thing in common – mashing the attack buttons and evading to build up your combo. So Klei decided to flip the table and go in an entirely different direction with stealth in Mark of the Ninja for XBLA. You play as a ninja when an evil corporation attacks his clan. It's up to you to stalk your prey in the shadows. 2D stealth isn't something you… (more…)
Sleeping Dogs has me hooked. It may not be the prettiest game like Grand Theft Auto IV, but it's awesome story definitely makes up for it. The fighting is a lot of fun, pairing off against ten guys and watching the main character Wei work his magic is really quite satisfying. Special enemies are mixed into the game that are stronger or grapplers that change up the flavor of the fights. Gun play is also a lot of fun, although not as prominent, it still makes for some great moments. Shooting a car's tire out and watching it go airborne never gets old. Also racing with it's arcade feel and huge… (more…)
I've been looking for a fighting game for a while. I'd tried one of the other UFC games a little while back but the controls were way to complicated and the creators seemed to assumed I was an expert to begin with. Coming across this new title, it becomes apparent quite quickly that this was corrected. It's Controls are simpler and make sense, you can decide to choose whether you want them simple for grappling controls when you start. Also, there are tips at the beginning to start you in the right direction. Going into it, I wasn't sure what to expect but the level of depth the game offers… (more…)
The Summer of Arcade this year has been a bit of a bummer compared to last year. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD was a serviceable throwback, Wreckateer showed that Kinect can work but it was only really fun with a group of friends, Deadlight had a lot of cool ideas but ended up being mediocre game and Hybrid was simply alright, but the server issues plaguing it in its first week might have hurt any chance at greatness. Microsoft's final Summer of Arcade title, Dust: An Elysian Tail, shows a lot of promise and definitely delivers. Dust won the 2009 Dream.Build.Play competition, allowing the indie game to receive full publishing by Microsoft. What better… (more…)
The year is 1986 and Seattle is a wasteland surrounded by zombie-like creatures called Shadows. The army instated a new law and the city lays a crumbling monument of what it used to be. As Randall Wayne, you need to rescue your friends and your family from the Shadows while traveling through Seattle. This is how Tequila Works' Deadlight begins. Even though it has such an involved and deep story, at first glance, you might think that Deadlight might looks like your run-of-the-mill boring shooter. Nope, it plays like a combination of Limbo and Shadow Complex. How so? The entire game is played from a 2D perspective but the game's… (more…)
Spelunky is a wonderful masterpiece of platforming design, but it will also find ways to kill you at almost every turn. Is it still fun? Of course it is. Spelunky has been touted around since the freeware version came out in 2008. Journalists and indie developers revered the original game, developed by Derek Yu, so much that Microsoft got him to make an Xbox Live Arcade version. After an IGF win and four years of development, this new version is finally brought upon us. For those who don't know what type of game it is: Spelunky is a platformer that combines elements seen in roguelike games. What this means is everytime you die,… (more…)


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Corpus callosotomy (or corpus callosum transsection) is a procedure that severs the membrane that divides the right and left cerebral hemispheres. This interferes with the electrical propagation of a seizure between the two halves of the brain. It does not directly remove the seizure focus but decreases the severity of the resulting event. This technique is performed in patients with sudden generalized seizures producing falls and injuries from "drop attacks". Other patients considered for this procedure have partial seizures arising from multiple independent sites in the brain with very rapid spread to the entire brain such as Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. Corpus callosotomy helps to reduce the severity and limit the spread of seizures in patients with multi-focal onsets and rapid generalized spread patterns for which other management is inappropriate. Its success in improving the seizures is over 50%. The generalized seizures and drop attacks tend to improve markedly.
Complications of corpus callosotomy are greater than with frontal or temporal lobe surgery. Behavioral, language, and other problems may affect function and the quality of life, but serious problems are temporary or uncommon. The potential risks of callosotomy must be weighed against its possible benefits, such as a reduction in the frequency of seizures that cause injury and other problems. The persons most susceptible to behavioral problems after callosotomy are those in whom language and motor dominance are controlled by different hemispheres; in left-handed persons, for example, the left side of the brain controls language, but the right side of the brain controls movement. Some of the problems resulting from callosotomy are caused by injury to the frontal lobes during the operation. Since the corpus callosum is buried deep between the frontal lobes, the middle portions of these lobes must be separated, which poses some risk. Surgical advances may help to minimize this risk.
Seizure frequency is reduced by an average of 70% to 80% after partial callosotomy and 80% to 90% after complete callosotomy. Partial seizures are often unchanged, but they may be improved or worsened. In many cases, especially after partial callosotomy, seizures are less frequent but persist.


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Tell us the dimensions you need to fit and we can make more appropriate suggestions :-) It is important to note that dwarf conifers - like the Alberta spruce - are only deemed dwarf by their rate of growth and that in time they can get quite large. I've encountered many DAS that are 12-15' tall and around 8-10' across. And not very attractive when that size :-( Maybe something like a boxwood that is both slow growing and extremely shapable/prunable would be a better choice? |
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the word EVERGREEN.. mean little to garden folk ... it would include.. perennials... trees... conifers.... and even some shrubs ... etc .... and there is a forum for each ... you list one conifer... gal lists one shrub ... etc ... your best shot.. would be posting a pic of the spot.. and doing a post in each forum.. asking for the local gurus to come up with ideas ... and then you can pic what you want .;... because not all the gurus.. come ot the shrub forum... the DAS is one of the most common.. over used.. plants i can think of.. we could do sooo much better .... but w/o a pic.. my mind goes blank ... and i cant name things offhand.. BTW.. is snow removal important .. no use planting something there.. that cant take such ... pic please ken |
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17 because of this I sent to you Timotheus, who is my child, beloved and faithful in the Lord, who shall remind you of my ways in Christ, according as everywhere in every assembly I teach. | 17 For this reason I am sending to you Timothy, my son whom I love, who is faithful in the Lord. He will remind you of my way of life in Christ Jesus, which agrees with what I teach everywhere in every church. |
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Can you root basil? The reason I ask is that I got poor germination rates on some the basil varieties I planted. I just wondered if I could take rootings from the few that did grow to propogate more. would that work at all? |
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I had success in rooting Greek Columnar Basil. By accident. I had some cut and in the house, resting in a jar of water. After a few days, roots began to appear. I took the sprigs out, dipped them in root hormone and planted them in a pot, for indoors. At first the plant went limp, but with sunlight, and very little watering, it came back to life and is doing very well. I don't know about other types of basil, but I would say yes to the Greek Columnar. Anyone else have this basil? It's a beautiful plant. Deep, bright green, leafs with tall stalks. Fragrance...sweet, lemony. A wonderful basil. I love it. |
- Posted by daisyduckworth Aust (My Page) on Fri, Jun 23, 06 at 17:51
Yes, it's very easy. Just take cuttings, either tip cuttings or heel cuttings (which I find the best), dip the cut ends in honey, stick them into the dirt, and stand back and watch them grow. Easy as pie. Some months back we had a terrific storm which tore my favourite basil to pieces, broke off large branches. I just stuck a few of the broken bits in the ground (no trimming, no honey, and some quite large), and now my son has a nice row of basil in his garden! |
Thanks! I will try it then. What does the honey do? |
- Posted by daisyduckworth Aust (My Page) on Sat, Jun 24, 06 at 18:07
Honey is antibacterial, and it acts in the same way as a rooting hormone gel or powder. Protects the cut end of the stem, and encourages root formation. With basil, it isn't really needed, but might hurry things along a bit. |
- Posted by nygardener z6 New York (My Page) on Wed, Jun 28, 06 at 21:09
I like the sound of this Greek Columnar Basil, Steve. Do you know if it has another name? |
- Posted by vera_eastern_wa 5b-6a (My Page) on Wed, Jun 28, 06 at 21:29
Will root pretty fast in water too, but it should be planted as soon as it has no more than 1.5 inches of root so the roots are not all 'water-roots'. I've also had great luck taking cuttings and rooting in straight moistened perlite within 7 days. Each cutting had just 1 set of leaves (basically tip cuttings)...in my opinion he smaller the cutting the easier; less evaporation from the leaves while rooting. Vera |
Ahh, I am having horrible success with the basil in tap water technique. It's been about two weeks and so far three cuttings have totally died, and I had to repeatedly snip off the ends of some that were rotting and eventually throw a couple away since they were getting too short. One of them did bust out with loads of roots, but then all of a sudden the root cluster just turned brown and mushy and I had to cut off the end again. I'm taking two more different approaches now, one cutting with straight perlite, another cutting in the normal water, and another two of those in plastic clear bags. I'm gonna see what happens, but I'm honestly surprised at how difficult this is |
Water may have chlorine or too much iron or be very hard with minerals. I have been successful in rooting some basil stems by just planting in muddy soil in a pot. Same with some branches broken off tomato plants. Growing basil from seeds is more reliable. |
Oh my god, the bag method worked like a miracle. It's only been two days and it has grown a quarter inch of roots! |
- Posted by spicydeedee (My Page) on Fri, Jun 5, 09 at 19:30
Interesting - please describe exactly how you use the "BAG METHOD" as I would love to try it - Thanks! |
Well it's pretty much like making a mini green-house. I stick the basil cuttings in water then stick a plastic bag over it and secure it with a rubber band...then leave it in a place with bright indirect light (indirect light is important). Warmth and humidity seem to be the most important in rooting, and I was having a difficult time since I was doing this in early February when the air was still dry |
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An endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtle was brought to Mote Marine Laboratory's Sea Turtle Hospital after it swallowed a balloon.
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"Balloons can look like jellyfish or squid — things sea turtles like to eat," said senior Biologist Kristen Mazzarella, of Mote's Sea Turtle Conservation and Research Program. "It's extremely common to find sea turtles that have swallowed balloons, fishing hooks, monofilament lines and other dangerous objects."
Mote's patient, nicknamed Anakin, is receiving fluids, antibiotics and food at the sea-turtle hospital. The turtle, which arrived anemic and dehydrated, is being closely monitored for additional health problems.
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Those who grumble that farmers' market produce costs too much (often while cradling an expensive sparkling drink that consists of nothing but a few pennies' worth of water and chemical flavoring) fail to consider the labor an organic farmer puts into his products — not to mention the huge difference in taste. Sue says that she and Mark work far harder than they ever did at IBM, for 10 percent of the salary: "You have to do it because you love it. There's a difference between the big grower in California who never gets closer to his crop than the top of the tractor, and those of us who are down on our knees planting every little onion plant."
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As year follows year, the range of offerings at the market expands. In the early days, there was only produce and some cut flowers. Now you can do almost all your grocery shopping on this crammed and bustling block, finding live crayfish and smoked salmon, several kinds of cheese, bread and flour, condiments, chocolate, Colorado wines and meat: lamb, beef, chicken. Jay Wisdom, who comes almost every Saturday with his wife, Cindy, sells eggs, whole chickens, cut parts both boneless and bone-in, and backs and feet for stock, along with the occasional molted peacock feather. He is the son and grandson of Haxtun farmers and has two daughters whom he always hoped to raise on the farm. But the agricultural convulsions of the 1990s hit the Wisdoms hard, and they had to sell most of their land. Once they'd decided to raise chickens, the state's farmers' markets, and particularly the market in Boulder, became their salvation. Chefs — a hugely important part of the agricultural economy — began noticing their stand, and word spread. Now Wisdom poultry graces a lot of local menus. The Wisdoms also sell a couple thousand turkeys during the holiday season.
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I have several Ornithogalum arabicum bulbs in pots and while they bloom ok the foliage flops all over for me. Is this normal behavior for this plant? Does anyone else have experience growing these bulbs either in pots or in the ground? I suspect part of the problem may be that I start them out indoors (where there is less light) because they are frost sensitive and then eventually move them out on my deck to bloom in March as the weather warms. They are listed as hardy to 15 degrees F so maybe I should just go ahead and move them out to the deck sooner...? Any thoughts or experiences to share? |
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Might be a red herring... I grow O thyrsoides and O t dubium. Dubium is frost-tender for me (as arabicum is for you). Right now, after recent repotting, both are in active leaf growth. It's early autumn for me and the temperatures are still up into the high teens/early twenties celcius with rain coming at least weekly. Perhaps if you were able to plant up and water in the autumn, then bring in to a south or west facing window-sill, or even under a grow-tube, you could develop and retain sturdier leaves. Not a lot sturdier - they seem to be a bit floppity, even when grown outdoors as the chincherinchee is. |
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Vetivert8, Thanks for sharing your experiences. I'm surprised that O. dubium is not hardy for you. According to the listings it's rated as hardy to zone 8b (-9.4C or 15F.) I'm also trying a few dubium in pots this year for the first time. |
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I have a Troybuilt Horse model,....want to know where the correct numbers are located for verifying year, model, H.P.,...etc.(all former decals are now gone) This tiller has been in the family for approx. 20-30 yrs. and it now has the bottom pulley spinning freely on the main output shaft coming from the gearbox (sheared the key off)...and not sure why.
Need to repair/dis-assemble it to locate the problem......any help will be greatly appreciated. Also need to know what size belts are on this tiller, or what the part numbers are to order new ones(and also if this model has two drive belts or if it is a "two-speed", do you only use one belt?).....originals were shredded when the pulley broke loose. Thanks Rodney |
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As you hold the handles, that is the right side on the right, looking forward! Now, look down to the right side of the transmission. up near the top, and there should be some numbers stamped into the transmission case. They might be hard to see-might be filled up with paint. As for the belts-belt. There are so many different ways that they ran the belts, and the forward and reverse way of operating the tiller. Some had one belt, some had two, some had a fiber reverse disc, so it is imperative that you find those numbers so you can learn what year of mfgr.. it was made in. If it has two belts, they must be a matched set. Yahoo Clubs has a Troy-bilt Tiller Club, so try to get in there. Also, MTF is a good place to learn things! Also, the two shiny vertical rods that hold the engine, must be kept clean and well-oiled. When you find those numbers, tell us-somebody will help you with more info! by: Rusty Jones |
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Here phone to painless parts for troy bilt tiller 1 800 609 5110 ank for Bill. He in va. so eastern time zone 8 to 5 |
- Posted by muddy-fingers (My Page) on Sun, May 16, 10 at 21:23
on troybuilt tiller have numbers 65728 on top of trans and th 1001-1 and 4/17/73 on side and under motor in front th 1002 with a b what do i have for a tiller so i can get a few parts thanks |
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If you did not miss any additional number(s) in 65728 it should be a Horse I, mfg Jul/Aug 1973 This info is from Troy Bilt Tiller Club records, over on Yahoo. Regards, Ford |
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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Elias, Marc Brett URN etd-06092011-083949 Document Title The influence of corporate carbon disclosure on investor decisions and attitudes in South Africa Degree MBA Department Gordon Institute of Business Science Supervisor
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Date 2011-03-12 Availability unrestricted Abstract The purpose of this paper is to investigate and explore the influence that corporate carbon disclosure has on investor decision-‐making and associated attitudes. The researcher conducted semi-‐structured interviews with individual investors and institutional investors and fund managers operating in the South African environment in order to gain appropriate insights about their attitudes towards the place of carbon disclosure in the investment analyses. Additionally, semi-‐structured interviews were held with three prominent petroleum companies operating in the oil and gas industry in South Africa. The results of the research were categorised into four themes that emerged upon analysis of the research findings, namely: the evolution of commercial thinking in terms of carbon emissions and carbon disclosure; the relevance of disclosing carbon emissions and disclosure practices; the association of risk, sustainability and liquidity and investor time horizons; and the emerging market of socially-‐responsible investors. The researcher found that there is a positive impact on investor attitudes with regard to their investment decision-‐making as a result of the carbon disclosure of companies.
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Translate this page Message to the community from Murrieta City Manager Rick DudleyThursday, July 3rd, 2014 Issue 27, Volume 18.
Sadly, too many people took this as encouragement to protest the arrival of buses carrying the women and children to the Border Patrol station in Murrieta. Protesters came from around the southland to oppose the arrival of undocumented immigrants to Murrieta for processing. In the face of the protest, three buses were turned around and the protesters claimed victory. This was not victory. It was a loss for the city of Murrieta, for the community that we live in and love. It made this extremely compassionate community look heartless and uncaring. That is NOT the Murrieta that we all know and love. There appear to be two sides to this issue - those who believe Mayor Long was encouraging them to stand in front of the buses in protest, and those who believe that Murrieta does not recognize that the US is the envy of the world and that people want to migrate here, even at the risk of their lives and the lives of their children. Both sides are wrong. We understand that people want to come to the US to seek a better life for their families, and we are a compassionate people who want to help. But we also are a country whose legal system is based on the rule of law, and the people migrating must do so within the boundaries of the law. The protests resulting from the incorrect interpretations of Mayor Long's comments have given our community a black eye. To be clear, the City of Murrieta's primary role is public safety. Our police department has been out in force to protect the lives and the rights of those individuals who have chosen to protest. We are proud of our police department knowing that they have done an outstanding job of maintaining the peace. Beyond that, we recognize that there is a battle in play between the Congress and the President over immigration. True, this is a federal issue and should be resolved at the federal level. But it is affecting our community is a very real and ugly way. This brings us back to Mayor Long's original message - we should be contacting our US Representatives and the President and letting them know that their failure to resolve this issue has damaged our community, and not only ours, but communities throughout the southwestern US. We should be encouraging them to begin a dialogue - a dialogue that we are very ready to be part of. And above all, we should show everyone what a truly compassionate and caring community Murrieta is! Rick Dudley City Manager 22 comments
I'm very sorry that you feel that way. In my estimation the people of Murrieta should be applauded for their peaceful action on behalf of their city and citizens. We have seen for the past 5 plus years that the federal government won't do anything to put a stop to the free flow of Illegal immigrants to this country. As a matter of fact, they are facilitating this illegal action and assault on our sovereignty. Respectfully, Mr. Dudley, it is politicians like you that continue to be the problem in America. You would have us all apologize for thinking that America is special. That won't happen sir. Many of us took an oath to protect this country and its Constitution with our lives. We have never gone back on that oath and never intend to. Yes, our community is a wonderful and compassionate community. We would like nothing more than to keep it that way without the federal government trying to destroy our way of life. As for the Illegal immigrants from wherever they come, they need to get in line and come to this country in the manner prescribed by law. Thank you for your kind attention to this response to your weak apology for our actions.
Really Rick Dudley? Wow! YOUR citizens that pay YOUR salary gave a "black eye"? Really? I am independent and a legal immigrant and a business owner and voter. How do you become "City Manager"? Do you know anything about the world? The Countries of the world and their borders and history and what Law and Order is about? YOUR EMPLOYERS aka THE PEOPLE! PROTESTED! AS "LAW AND ORDER" WAS NOT BEING FOLLOWED BY THE GOVERNMENT THAT IS "FOR AND BY THE PEOPLE" GET IT YET ? The United States of America has one of the most LIBERAL policies of legal immigration in the world to the tune of over a million plus per year. You are no fool... You just act the fool! You know why the citizens that are YOUR EMPLOYER protested. You think we are stupid? And who are you anyway? Time you got out of Govt. WE THE PEOPLE..YOUR EMPLOYER WANT YOU FIRED! We have LEGAL IMMIGRATION. MIGRANTS and ILLEGAL ALIENS DUE TO DRUG CARTELS AND THE MEN THAT SENT THEM!!! Study the law before you are "City Manager"... God help us all.
Thank you, Rick Dudley, for your compassionate commentary. So sad that the haters will denigrate your views. I stand with you.
Rick - This situation has been, in general, peaceful political activism in the face of a Federal Government that does not give a hoot about Murrieta. We were passed their problem without our knowledge or consent. This is an unending series of babies on doorstep that we are to expected by others, including yourself apparently, to graciously accept. This situation requires a fuss -- and in the other direction from the one you are addressing. I challenge our Federal Government to allow busloads of ILLEGAL ALIENS (lets call them what they are) to be routinely deposited in their bedroom communities. The ARROGANCE of the government to dump this problem on Murrieta to a totally ill-equipped and understaffed field office is beyond civility. I think you should thank and defend US who are doing YOUR JOB in blowing back. I am proud of the example Murrieta has set for the rest of the country and only hope the rest of the country follows suit in order to prompt serious, long-overdue changes that our Federal Government owes the citizens who elected them. My suggestion is that you help, Rick, or get out of the way.
Let them get in line for legal immigration. We will welcome them with open arms. We must stop illegal immigration. These people have put themselves in this situation. We must deport them to send the message that coming here illegally will not be tolerated and they should not waste their time. Where does this stop?
I am new to the city of Murietta and I was seeing all the protests going on about immigration and I was thinking what kind of city did I move to . Thank you Rick for showing some humanity on this situation .
Dear Murrieta City Manager Rick Dudley re your "message to the community" calling for greater civility from those opposed to the government's approach to the mass influx of undocumented immigrants." Please post your resume so we can find a dozen bi lingual illegal DEMmigrants to send to college FOR FREE and have them take your job, either working for 1/6 your pay and doing at least as good a job as you TELLING AMERICANS TO BEND OVER AND TAKE IT IN THE REAR. Then you can be one of the TENS OF MILLIONS OF AMERICANS on foodstamps and unemployment because of the polices of donkeys like you and obama and the rest of the fools who support spending more money INTENTIONALLY breaking the law bringing in these 62,000 LLEGALS than we do SECURING OUR BORDER.
Mayor Long encouraged people to protest the federal government and local conservative politicians joined in this stance. Having Murrieta police clear a path so the federal government could process these immigrant refugees would have been the responsible inter-agency thing to do, but local politicians were looking to score political points to protest our federal government. Turning the buses back cost taxpayers more and blemished Murrieta's reputation. These same politicians are the first to grab federal dollars yet they also want to protest -- or bite -- the hand that feeds them. Murrieta officials were very happy to have ICE build a border patrol facility in their city where federal agents shop, eat and live. I recall no opposition, but once that federal facility was being used for its intended purpose, local politicians climbed on a soapbox to cry foul. The best way for local city and county politicians to protest the federal government they despise is to stop taking federal dollars. Stop contributing to the national debt! Take the money out of where your mouth is. Mayor Long has threatened to bill the Obama administration for the cost of the protest the Mayor instigated. The federal government should charge the city and withhold federal dollars from city leadership that impeded the operation of a federal facility. Happy Fourth of July. Enjoy the freedom to yell at refugee women and children on a bus. This is the home of the free, but what transpired in Murrieta didn't look so brave.
Thank you Rick there are some good caring people. These other haters are still locked in the sixties. Finally someone in office that has conviction. For these other people we will see you in church.
I think Manager Dudley's statement is overly generous to Mayor Long. Long was clearly engaging in fear-mongering and deliberately trying to incite a mob.
Why is it so many people only see what the Alynski-ites want you to see? Dont you all see that the humanitatarian aspect of this is just a ruse? Your being played like a stratovarious! The left doesnt give a rip about the kids! If they did they wouldnt put them in such jeapordy to further thier adgenda. This is pure rules for radicals kind of crap. Its the only way dear leader knows. Its meant to divide us and also to gain more demoncrap voters. Thr end goal is to gain totalitarian power forever. Which means you lose your liberty and freedom forever. Wake up.
This kind of flip flopping and supporting criminals is typical of the political type that have to talk out of both sides of their face. Dudley can't take a piss without asking for permission. He can save his ignorant comments. And depending on the Mayor and his position, any of this kind of BS flip flopping and he can look forward to a recall.
Mr. Dudley I find your comments and lack of spine rather disturbing. Sometimes you cannot walk both sides of fence of an issue and must make a stand on one side or the other. You can point at Washington and blame them, but that is only a side step and it allows you to waffle and the situation continues. Sir the problem is here and it is now and what is needed is what is happening: decisive action that Washington cannot ignore. With the call to action of our local officials is contacting our representatives is exactly why we are here, it is a message that is easily ignored and promotes an endless parade of hearings and meetings by more spineless public officials who fear offending a voting block and this situation in or town will continue on and on. When you boil it all down what you really have is a community who will not let the federal government dictate the activities they want inflict upon their town. If that gives us a black eye then perhaps you need to man up, I see it as a courageous act of defiance by a little town that wants control over what will happen within their borders.
Rick Dudley jumps in and claims The Problem is that the Congress and the President will not get together to develop a solution. Wrong. The Problem is that Pres Obama will not enforce the laws that exist. Also, Dudley promotes compassion. But , look it up, compassion is a person to person interaction. Compassion is one person understanding the misery or suffering of another and then doing something to alleviate that misery or suffering. Neither Mr. Dudley ( or I ) know anything of the individuals on those many buses. We do know that the Catholic Church, Central American Govt officials and Central American media told the bus riders that if you want to go to the USA, you should go now [ because Prez Obama will not do anything to stop you.] Just letting a bunch of buses unload is not compassion. My bet is that Dudley talks a great compassion game, compassion to him is something that other people should engage in, but Dudley wont be able to tell you one thing he has ever done to be compassionate.
The Federal Government isn't doing its job to protect the borders. Things are so bad, crowds of adults and children now simply walk into our communities and attach themselves to our social services. I can barely make ends meet, and they become MY wallet and MY community's responsibility? This is insanity. Kudos to the people who had the moral courage to block the road. We are not going to get these problems fixed until there is more pubic outrage and more civil disobedience. And in the absence of the authorities DOING THEIR JOB, nonviolent protests are admirable, appropriate and to be applauded. Dear God, please send us for leaders some people who have BACKBONES. Comment Continued : The comment above was written from the same location.
A final thought: the only thing D.C.'s "immigration reform" will bring us is MORE OF THE SAME PROBLEMS. With 20 million unemployed or under-employed Americans, the solution is to have FEWER people arriving, not MORE. They are selling us down the river, to pander to corporate lobbies that want cheap labor.
@vicks - it's people like you, naïve and do not look at the BIG PICTURE. No haters here, but law abiding, voting citizens that want the laws of this land followed. Why do you think this has been a great country...We have laws for illegal immigration we want followed. Not a president that disregards the laws and does everything he 'wants' to... Take a few home with you...one border patrol already has scabies.
Do these protestors have a permit? Why were they not arrested for obstructing the work of the federal government? The mayor has encouraged these protestors and remains guilty should any physical harm occur to any protestor, immigrant or worker.
I support Mayor Long's speech. I think Cities have the right to speak out for themselves, not just bow down to the federal government. This must be just a difference of opinion between Mayor Long and Mr. Dudley, but given the stance each has taken, I would personally want Mayor Long in charge of my city.
Dudley...find another job.
To listen to most of the media you would think that turning these buses around is considered despicable by everyone except the protesters. But most of "the people" in America understand that we have a right to a country with borders-just like every other country on planet earth. We just need the nerve to say no to PC lies and exercise that power. I'm proud of these patriots. http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-California/2014/07/07/Protestors-Keep-Third-Round-of-Illegal-Alien-Buses-from-Murrieta-Border-Patrol-Station
I'm proud of Murrieta also...and we already know that we cannot believe everything seen in print or on the news or online. I personally do not know anyone who thinks we should open our arms to the illegals
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