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Maasailand Health Project has a first targeted recipient of donor money — Metwiy Sabor.
Metwiy is the english teacher in his village, Oldupai Boma. He contacted us, letting us know about the malaria in his village. It is his dream to become a medical professional to help alleviate the malaria in his village, but he has run into many cultural barriers to getting a Maasai villager into formal education at the colleges.
These are forgotten people. Forgotten by their government, our government and the large international non-profits set up to eliminate malaria. We made no progress in contacts with the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania, USAID, and the Tanzania Ministry of Health and Welfare, The Presidents Malaria Initiative to name a few, so we set up our own organization to help.
- November 18, 2009 we successfully incorporated as a Non-Profit in the State of Washington.
- November 24, 2009 we established a relationship with a Tanzanian NGO, Terrawatu.
- December 20, 2009 Insecticide Treated Nets, blood test kits, and medication for the treatment of malaria was delivered to Oldupai Boma.
- December 20-22, 2009 Dr. Isack performed an assessment of the villages general health, tested and treated for malaria and other minor illnesses. In addition, Metwiy received primary training as a village health care worker.
- Our next goal: To raise $10,000 U.S. dollars so we can provide the Nets, test kits, medication and training to the remaining 5 villages of the Olduvai region.
Currently: We are accepting cash donations and Paypal donations.
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I'm Still a Versatile Blogger!
(26)I've got to thank Asian Cinema Blog for sending this award my way. When she told me I'd been nominated, she stated, "I see you already have one, so another couldn't hurt." How true. I've always wanted to refer to my site as an "award-winning site" and now I can, several times over. Due to the… Read More ›
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Whilst I was reeling from getting THREE nominations for the Epically Awesome Award for Epic Awesomeness, Dave over at Last Road Reviews pummelled me upside the head with a Versatile Blogger Award. Ouch! I didn't see that one coming! As with all awards in the Blogging verse, this one comes with rules. Since I've taken days to respond… Read More ›
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Argo (2012): Ben Affleck Hits a Home Run
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Can you feel the moderate excitement in the air? Oh yes, free agency is about to begin and you can practically feel NHL GMs salivating and getting ready to pounce like an animal in the wild? Or, you know, not and they're just by their phones, ready to start calling players in the hopes of adding them to a flawed roster (unless you're the Flyers who seem to just get everybody anyway).
The real question is what kind of day will this be? Will it be a day with a flurry of action and tons of signings that even the TSN panels won't be able to keep up with (how do we analyze four deals at once? We better cover this all day) or will it be like so many trade deadlines past, with lots of build up and very little fanfare. I'm tending to lean towards the latter, though I hope I'm wrong. We always build July 1 up and deals always happen but the big ones usually take some time to trickle through. I mean, Brian Burke probably wants to watch the Euro final too so patience, Toronto.
Meanwhile, I'm just trying to come to grips with the possibility of both Steve Nash and Martin Brodeur playing their respective sports in my city. It's a small possibility, this is Toronto after all, and if 50% of it happens I'll be surprised but, I mean, free agency – sometimes it's shockingly fun. I'm excited to see what this summer will bring and we should all be excited for the day of sports that's ahead of us today. There's really something for everyone. So let's sit back and enjoy.
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- Just like on Draft night, Jordan Staal gets us started. Something about the contract he signed seems awful familiar, though. (Puck Daddy)
- It's not the deepest free agent class ever this year, but the names at the top of the list are what's behind my excitement. It's going to be strange to see these guys in new jerseys come next season. (Toronto Star)
- As I'm sure you've all heard by now, Justin Schultz has chosen the Edmonton Oilers. Can we all please stop talking about this now? At least until the season starts (Globe and Mail)
- This probably shouldn't come as much of a surprise, but the New Jersey Devils have quite a lot invested in these free agent sweepstakes. (The Star-Ledger)
- Colby Armstrong has been bought out by the Leafs. I shall shed no tears. (Pension Plan Puppets)
- Along with everything else, it's also the Pride Parade here in Toronto which just gives me an excuse to link to the You Can Play Project. Easily, the smartest move a Burke has ever made. (You Can Play)
- Who doesn't love trades? And who doesn't love top-10s. I'm sure you can see where I'm going with this. (The Hockey News)
- The Kings were a pre-season favorite to win the Cup. Then they won the Cup. Now they're looking to get better. Uh-oh. (LA Times)
- Because we're totally awesome here at The Score, we've prepared a handy-dandy off-season tracker for all your trade and signing needs. We hope you'll join us in continually refreshing our internet browsers to see what will happen next. (The Score)


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EP-9NPAJ is the model name for my Motherboard i am using. I looked it up on the Epox official website and it says i can upgrade my CPU to Athlon64 X2 Duel Core CPU as well as a max memory ram of 4Gig. Do u recommend me buying a whole new MB/CPU or just upgrade with the ones i currently have.
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Welcome to our Bluegrass Family!
Spring Creek Bluegrass Club (SCBC) is an organization made up of dozens of hard-working volunteers, under the direction of Buddy & Carolyn Brockett, that are dedicated to preserving the wonderful tradition of bluegrass music.
Carolyn and Buddy Brockett, co-founders of Spring Creek Bluegrass Club.
The Brockett's had attended their first bluegrass festival in Hugo, Oklahoma in 1979 and were completely taken in by it. At that time there wasn't a lot of bluegrass in the Houston area. On the 1st Saturday there was a show & jam at Tarkington Prairie, TX; the 2nd Saturday at Brazoria and the 3rd Saturday Sour lake. They started going every weekend (Buddy & John started learning to play). The bluegrass clubs were real good to support each other so you would see the same people every weekend. On the 4th Saturday there was nothing to do. There seemed to be enough interest to start a new show out in the Northwest side of Houston. Yankee Fischer (Brazoria Co. Bluegrass ) said, "you get it started and we'll be there to help ya," and they did!
Yankee Fischer 1934 - 1982
The first meeting was at Buddy and Carolyn's home. Finding a place big enough to meet was the hard part. On May 9, 1981, the community building in Decker Prairie, TX (Just North of Tomball, TX) became Spring Creek Bluegrass Club's home on the 4th Saturday for the next 3 1/2 years. They moved to the Oklahoma Community Center and were there for 14 years. SCBC moved to Outback Auction Arena in March, 1998-2001, moved back to the Oklahoma Community Center 2001-2004, then moved to Coushatte Recreation Ranch, near Bellville, Texas, in January 2005, where they can be found now every 4th Saturday - January through September -- see Monthly Show. SCBC has a rich history and good memories. Having had three concerts, Larry Sparks in June of '83, The Lewis Family in July of '87 and Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver in July of '86. We had seven festivals at Safari Pines (now Jellystone Park) in Waller, Texas and have been at the Coushatte Ranch near Bellville, Texas since 1994. In February of '93, forty members traveled to Garland, Texas for the Southwest Bluegrass club's winter show. In February of '96, one hundred members attended Bluegrass at the Grand in Galveston, Texas to see IIIrd Tyme Out and Hickory Hill. In May of '88, Tomball Mayor, Lee Tipton proclaimed May as Bluegrass Music Awareness Month. In 1992, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2000, and 2001 they chartered a bus to Nashville, TN for the SPBGMA music awards show.
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UP has released the application forms for UPCAT 2015 (exam on August 16 & 17, 2014). You may now download and print the application forms.
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I guess you would most likely vote for Jimmy Neutron, right? Why, this 11-year-old American genius has sudden surges of thought which he calls Brain Blasts. So it would be a hands-down choice for Jimmy. But don't jump yet to this conclusion because our underdog favorite, SpongeBob, has something that Jimmy doesn't have. And because of this "something", the story (as the title of this article suggests) is given an interesting twist.
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April 20, 2014
It is unclear whether the plane, owned by the Bank of Utah, received clearance from the United States to land in Iran.
April 19, 2014
Western officials fear that the Arak reactor could be used to provide Tehran with nuclear bomb making capabilities.
April 17, 2014
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has said Iran diluted half of its uranium, complying with an interim agreement between Tehran and six world powers including the U.S., France, U.K. and Germany.
Iran and six world powers will meet in New York City in May to resume talks about Iran's disputed nuclear program.
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The U.S. has refused to issue a visa to Iran's newly appointed ambassador to the United Nations, Hamid Aboutalebi.
April 15, 2014
Israeli intelligence minister Yuval Steinitz recently criticized U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry for his comments on Iran's nuclear program.
April 12, 2014
Iranian officials said there is no alternative to Hamid Aboutalebi, their pick for U.N. Ambassador.
April 9, 2014
Iranian negotiators told media outlets Tuesday following high-level talks in Vienna that a final nuclear agreement between Tehran and world powers will be completed within the next six months.
April 8, 2014
Tehran's appointment, Hamid Abutalebi, is accused of taking part in the occupation of the US embassy in November 1979.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Iran and the P5+1 group have not drafted the text of a final agreement over the Islamic Republic's nuclear energy program yet.
April 7, 2014
Iran's nuclear negotiation team, led by Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, will meet with the EU's foreign policy chief Monday evening in preparation of Tuesday's high-level nuclear negotiations.
April 6, 2014
At a conference in New York City on Sunday, several prominent members of America's Israeli lobby accused Iran of "plotting in the back room" and seeking to ruin a nuclear deal with world powers.
Iran and the P5+1 will soon begin drafting a final nuclear agreement.
April 4, 2014
Iran and the P5 + 1 are meeting to discuss Iran's disputed nuclear program.
April 3, 2014
U.S. analysts say changes to Iran's Arak reactor could prevent it from producing nuclear weapons and still allow it to be useful for research.


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After a week in western Canada and 3 days off, the Islanders returned home on Friday night to begin a 4 game home stand welcoming the San Jose Sharks to Nassau Coliseum. They defeated the Sharks in December in San Jose but couldn't complete the season series sweep on home ice.
It took a "step-in-the-right direction" second period leading to three third period goals, but all ended well in the final leg of a California road trip as the Phialdelphia Flyers defeated the San Jose Sharks 5-2 in comeback fashion.
Four third period goals scored by Matt Read, Michael Raffl, Claude Giroux and Jakub Voracek led yet another third period comeback on the road. That mindset broke through on the Flyers' last extended western road trip, and it continued with this trip as well.
The best cure for a struggling hockey team is to play an equally struggling hockey team. In their final regular season meeting of this season both the Chicago Blackhawks and the San Jose Sharks meet each other at not their best. Both clubs came in having their struggles.
The game was scoreless for the first two periods which may have been indicative of each of the clubs struggles. Another explanation the goaltenders were at their best which Corey Crawford and Antti Niemi were for their clubs. Hard to imagine with both of the powerhouse offenses these teams have. San Jose has been bitten by injury to key offensive players.
The game even though it was scoreless for forty minutes...
The Islanders west coast trip continued on Tuesday night with a visit to the SAP Center to take on the San Jose Sharks and ended their 10 game losing streak with a 3-2 shootout win.
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It's not often that the Blackhawks give up a handful or more goals to the Predators. Prior to tonight's 7-2 loss, Chicago last gave up 6 or more goals to Nashville on March 25, 2012.The Predators made it 2-0 in less than a minute when Matt Cullen and Nick Spaling both scored in the middle of the first period.After the second goal, Blackhawks goalie Nikolai Khabibulin was injured; Corey Crawford came in to play the rest of the game.Nashville would stretch their lead to 3-0 with a power play goal 9:02 into the second, and then make it 4-0 with less than two minutes left in the frame.Patrick Kane broke the shutout shortly after to get t...
Through three games the Kings/Sharks Western Conference Semifinal has been nothing short of fantastic. Entering the series was the Stanley Cup defending champions who disposed of the St. Louis Blues in six games despite falling behind 2-0; the Sharks entered red hot as a team drenched with momentum after easily sweeping the Canucks 4-0.
The two Californian teams play rough styles of hockey that aren't always pretty but are effective for playoff hockey. The Kings won the first two games in different fashion, the first behind the perfect play of Jonathan Quick who shut out the Sharks facing 35 shots and secondly behind some late game heroics in a spectacular comeback win.
The Flames welcome the Sharks to the Dome for the first time, for their second match-up of the season. They two combatants opened the season against each other as the Sharks defeated the Flames by the score of 4-1. The story for tonight's game is the return of Miikka Kiprusoff, who will get his first start since going down with a knee injury on February 5th.
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Anze Kopitar and the Kings win their fifth straight for the first time this year. (photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)
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on March 15, 2013Morning! "Certificates of deposit," "yields," "market" wait, hold on now, don't go drowning yourself in your coffee; there's sexiness on the way those are the words beside the name Mila Kunis in these early hours. Because as it turns out, the sexiest woman alive knows a thing or two about the markets. As Joe Weisenthal over at Business Insider points out, Kunis said on CNBC that she's decided to switch out of the safety, lower yields of tossing her well-earned money in a bank or certificates of deposit. Instead, she's taking on risks and investing in stocks. This, of course, comes in the midst of predictions for a bull market from top business analysts and record highs in stocks, so it's not a bad call for those dissatisfied with their portfolio. Okay break from that. Here's Mila helping the American economy:
Weisenthal is calling this the Mila Indicator. (Can we change all economics jargon to names of beautiful women?) And some of the financial guys are having fun:
@thestalwart I assume you plan to keep tracking the Kunis Indicator indefinitely. Looking forward to the 10-year mark.
danprimack (@danprimack) March 15, 2013
Today's big question as S&P heads for record: is @reaimilakunis buying stocks a "buy" or "sell" signal?
Chris Adams (@chrisadamsmkts) March 15, 2013
@kelly_evans @finansakrobat @ritholtz I think she's playing us for fools and loading up on ultra short ETFs!
Jonathan Gibbons (@JLivesAndTrades) March 15, 2013
Is Mila Kunis's move into stocks a 'black swan' event? marketwatch.com/blogs
MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) March 15, 2013
(Here's a translation for that Black Swan pun.)
We've been saying for a while now that there are many reasons why we chose Mila Kunis as the sexiest woman alive. But sound financial advice, paired with that smile? We didn't know how right we were.
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Want to ask DH for a new knive for christmas. Was watching QVC and they mentioned that their set that they were selling had titanium and that is the best for cutlery...YOur opinions are greatly appreciated.... |
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Schnitzel, you need to define what you like in a knife. Light weight? Solid (hefty)? Balanced? Stainless? Hard edge? (stays sharp longer but tough to sharpen) Most people I know who really like knives prefer a high carbon blade to stainless (but they will rust if you don't take good care of them) and they tend to like ones that have a full tang (the metal in the handle that is an extension of the blade). Chicago Cutlery used to make a nice set of carbon steel knives. These days, they seem to have moved on the stainless. If you want stainless almost any of the mainstream knives should serve you fine (Henkels, Wustaf etc). I wouldn't go go HSN or QVC for decent knives (but that's just me). Hit a cooking store at an outlet mall and you should do fine. I've also read some nice things about some of the Japanese knives like Masamoto but I am not spending $500 on one knife! Anyway, once you decide what you like in a knife it will be easier to recommend something. Also, you may find you like a couple individual knives rather than a "set". Personally I tend to use a 4" paring knife, an 8 inch sankotu and a serrated bread knife 99% of the time. Ken |
Here is a link that might be useful: Chicago Cutlery
Before your DH goes out and buys a set. I suggest you go to a good kit shop that carries a selection of the good, forged knives. Then you handle the various knives and see what feels best in your hand. Also a search on this site for knives will give you lots of info. When you decide, enjoy! |
That's a great point eandhl! Feel is SO important in a knife. I tend to gloss it and I shouldn't. Being a data kind of guy, it's way too easy for me to get all wrapped up in materials, processing, grinds and such. The BEST thing you can do is find a store that is set up to let you do some cutting with each brand. At the very least, handle each one and try to imagine what it would feel like in actual use. Also forged is a great point I meant to include (but failed to!). Some vendors (Cutco comes to mind) have done an amazing job with stamped knives. Be that as it may, forged will always win out in the end. You just don't have the control of the steel with stamping you have with forging (there I go again!) |
- Posted by SolarPowered (My Page) on Mon, Nov 14, 05 at 0:53
I also find that I use a santoku, a paring knife, and a bread knife 95% of the time. Add a 10" slicing knife, and I'm up to pretty close to 100% of the time. There's no reason to think that a set will give you the right knives for what you want. My favorite knife is a 7-1/2" (approx) Shun santoku. It's made from absolutely fantastic laminated Damascus steel that will hold an 18 degree sharpening angle. And it's very beautiful, the handle just feels right in my hand, and the shape of the blade seems to put it in just the right place for whatever I'm doing. It's an amazing knife. My second most favorite knife is a Classe paring knife, about 4" long. It's just a beautifully-made knife. The handle is laminated, dyed wood that is an absolute work of art. The blade is polished to a much higher standard than my German knives (Henkels and Wustof). The steel comes from one of the German Solingen mills, so it's good steel, but not in the same league as the Shun. |
Solarpowered - Is your Shun the one with the kind of tapered cylindrical handle??? Ken |
- Posted by SolarPowered (My Page) on Mon, Nov 14, 05 at 10:17
Ken, I think it's probably what you're thinking of. It's not really a cylinder--it projects out a bit on the right-hand side, which helps it to better fit your hand. But, indeed, it's much more like a cylinder than the typical handle you get on, say, German knives, which doesn't even remotely resemble a cylinder. It's their DM-0718 knife. I find that this shape works a lot better on this kind of knife than the traditional, European design. |
Yes, that is the series I was thinking of. Very nice! |
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Isaac Rosenberg
Biography of Isaac Rosenberg
Isaac Rosenberg was an English poet of the First World War who was considered to be one of the greatest of all English war poets. His "Poems from the Trenches" are recognised as some of the most outstanding written during the First World War.
Isaac Rosenberg was born to Barnet and Annie Rosenberg, who had fled Devinsk in Lithuania to escape anti-Jewish pogroms. In 1897, the family moved to 47 Cable Street in a poor district of the East End of London, and one with a strong Jewish community. He attended St. Paul's School around the corner in Wellclose Square, until his family (of Russian descent) moved to Stepney in 1900, so he could experience Jewish schooling. He left school at the age of fourteen and became an apprentice engraver.He was interested in both poetry and visual art, and managed to find the finances to attend the Slade School.
During his time at Slade School, Rosenberg notably studied alongside David Bomberg, Mark Gertler, Stanley Spencer, Paul Nash, Edward Wadsworth and Dora Carrington. He was taken up by Laurence Binyon and Edward Marsh, and began to write poetry seriously, but he suffered from ill-health. Afraid that his chronic bronchitis would worsen, Rosenberg hoped to try and cure himself by emigrating to the warmer climate of South Africa, where his sister Mina lived.
He wrote the poem On Receiving News of the War in Cape Town, South Africa. While others wrote about war as patriotic sacrifice, Rosenberg was critical of the war from its onset. However, needing employment in order to help support his mother, Rosenberg returned to England in October 1915 and enlisted in the army. He was assigned to the 12th Suffolk Folk Regiment, a 'bantam' battalion (men under 5'3"). After turning down an offer to become a lance corporal, Private Rosenberg was later transferred to the 11th Battalion, The King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment (KORL). He was sent to the Somme on the Western Front in France where, having just finished night patrol, he was killed at dawn on April 1, 1918; there is a dispute as to whether his death occurred at the hands of a sniper or in close combat. In either case, Fampoux is the name of the town where he died. He was first buried in a mass grave, but in 1926, his remains were identified and reinterred, not in England, but at Bailleul Road East Cemetery, Plot V, St. Laurent-Blangy, Pas de Calais, France.
In The Great War and Modern Memory, Paul Fussell's landmark study of the literature of the First World War, Fussell identifies Rosenberg's Break of Day in the Trenches as "the greatest poem of the war."
Isaac Rosenberg's Works:
His self-portraits hang in the National Portrait Gallery and Tate Britain.
A commemorative blue plaque to him hangs outside The Whitechapel Gallery, formerly the Whitechapel Library, which was unveiled by Anglo-Jewish writer Emanuel Litvinoff.
On November 11, 1985, Rosenberg was among 16 Great War poets commemorated on a slate stone unveiled in Westminster Abbey's Poet's Corner.The inscription on the stone was written by a fellow Great War poet, Wilfred Owen. It reads: "My subject is War, and the pity of War. The Poetry is in the pity."
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Dead Man's Dump
The plunging limbers over the shattered track
Racketed with their rusty freight,
Stuck out like many crowns of thorns,
And the rusty stakes like sceptres old
To stay the flood of brutish men
Upon our brothers dear.
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In 2012, the Lucy Corr Foundation launched a capital campaign to fund the renovations and purchase of new state-of-the-art equipment. Major supporters of the modernization include The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation, Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors Annabella R. Jenkins Foundation, The Community Foundation, serving Richmond and Central Virginia, The John Randolph Foundation, South Richmond Rotary, Richmond Memorial Health Foundation, J.A. Heisler Construction Company and the VCU School of Dentistry.
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"Every Halloween we make a choice about what kind of costume we're gonna wear." Wait, Dr. Steph Edwards is doing the voiceover now? Who dat? An intern with goggly eyes? So low rent! Where's the depressing language and existential terror? What have you and your superhero-esque all-powerful newly LASIKed peepers done with Meredith?!
Oh, there's Mer right there, planning a party at the bachelor pad (Alex's abode and an all-time ABC fave location for misbehaving children) for the kiddies on Halloween night. Whew.
Since it's Halloween, I'll run through the creeeeeeeeeeepy patients one by one as a way of illuminating what's happening with our less spooky docs. Trick or treat, hospital-style! Here's hoping you stumble upon bloody brains instead of a patch of clean gauze. Here we go.
This guy survived two bullet holes to the heart…because he has Situs Inversus, a congenital condition in which his major organs are on the opposite side of his body. And he might be a rabid... zombie! We don't know! He ferociously bites Arizona's new sleepover buddy, Leah Murphy, possibly because the undead can sense when it's time to put lame scenery chewers out of their misery once and for all. (But she's fine. No rabies. Just a cutesy heart to heart between Leah and her one friend, Arizona, about how sometimes it's okay to be scared of contracting AIDS in a hospital. Everyone slips. )
"Say 'trick or treat'."
Gotta love Yang. Owen treats Cristina to a co-surgery on Backwards Man. She's wanted to see this since med school! He knows. Happy Halloween. During their procedure, in which the inside of B.M.'s body cavity just looks like a pile of foam rollers, Owen encourages his ex to try not to over-complicate her recent miscommunications with Meredith. The lady needs some damn cupcakes, child-hater! Try not to make it about you! was the gist of it.
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Take Two for June 21, 2013
Senate immigration plan includes increase in border security efforts
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A Border Patrol vehicle patrols the fence separating the cities of Nogales, Ariz., and Nogales, Sonora. The fence has been rebuilt twice.
The U.S. Senate is poised to pass an amendment to the immigration reform package that would dramatically increase security efforts along the US-Mexico border. The price tag: $30 billion over 10 years.
The question is, will all this money and resources actually plug the leaks in the border?
For answers to this and other questions about the border, we turn to Christopher Wilson from the Mexico Institute at the Wilson Center in Washington, DC.


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