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Decoy set ups on public ground
Let's get away from the decoy brand feuds for awhile and discuss decoying strategies on public ground. Maybe we can learn something from each other that would improve the duck hunting experience for everyone. I think it would be interesting to see what species of decoys guys commonly use and how they set them.
Growing up in Kansas, most of the ground we hunted was private and decoying mallards was no big thing, but I've found a huge learning curve trying to understand public ground birds over the past 20 years. Every year brings new understanding and new tactics and strategies.
My buddy and I are always joking on the way home after a good shoot how we have finally figured it out, but knowing the same set up will not necessarily work the next time out. Public ground is a dawn to dusk shooting gallery here and you have to make continual adjustments to remain successful.
I've said it many times here that being different is crucial to success, but there are guidelines, set up rules so to speak, that you kind of have to stay within for the ducks to decoy successfully. We don't get it right all the time, but we do our fair share of damage. Rules like landing zones, stops, directional lines, etc.
I hunt rivers and small creeks exclusively, so moving water is an ever present part of the scene, which is a bonus. Still, even with moving water, most decoys are motionless. A jerk cord like the Rig'em Right system we use is priceless. We don't use spinners anymore, they just seem to have no effect or a negative effect. Motion is critical. We use a six pocket bag to store our Rig'em right set up. It holds 5 decoys and it's way faster and easier to keep them attached and in a pocket bag, that way we don't have to rewind every time out.
I set my decoys in multiple broken groups with distinct and obvious landing zones. I use multiple species with as much black and white as I can, but shoot primarily puddle ducks.
We use a variety of duck species with a focus toward wigeon. My sets usually include, 2 swans, 2-8 goldeneye, 2-12 wigeon, a few bluebill or redhead, and a pair of western grebes. I use the western grebes just as I would a coot decoy and for the same reason. While the coots are generally in large groups, the western grebes are in singles or pairs and the wigeons decoy to them very well out here in the west. Swans are not only a distance attractor, a kind of a homing beacon of sorts, but they mean food to a wigeon.
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We hunted a high pressure slough in ky and here is what we usually set out.
6 mallards, 1-2 ringnecks or goldeneyes (for the white), 6 pintails, 6 widgeon, 6 gadwalls, a couple of shovelers and 3 dozen coots. We didn't use very many mallard decoys because everyone that hunts there puts out several dozen mallard only spreds. The slough was full of coots so we would put them out to the side like they were swimming in. The rest of the dekes would be mixed together with some species pairs still together. We generally put a landing zone in the middle. Seemed to work pretty good.
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I hunt mostly a public refuge. I hate the flashlight wars so I hunt the afternoon 90% of my hunts. As I get closer to 40 I have learned that bigger is not better, the last couple of years my spread has got much smaller. My spread changes depends on what I am seeing but usually no more then 18 decoys, 6-10 coots 4-6 mallards and a few widgon. This year I made 6 GE that I think will replace the coots. Early season I put them out in little groups with no pattern but distinct landing zones. Later in the season when it ices up I break ice until I get tired and what ever size hole I have is what I have. I put full bodies aroud the side closest to the blind and what ever decoys fit in the hole is what goes in. I shoot around 200 birds mostly mallards widgon gads and pinns in that order.
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to me, "Public Hunting" is divided into two categories. So, I'll give examples of both. in my explaination, "motion" means any legal method you have at your disposal to create motion in your dekes. i use 2 winduks and a jerk cord as a minimum.
A) Public WMA/Refuge - Our local WMA (Sauvie Island) is located just next to Portland and it's metro area. I won't go into the complications of getting a blind, but it is a draw type system and the blinds (mostly) are fixed and numbered per unit. so, when you hunt there..you have little to no flexibility to move and you are pretty much guaranteed to have people all around spaced at about 100-200 (if you are lucky) yards. Decoy setups out there are pretty simple. it is all about the numbers and motion. the guy with the biggest spread and the most motion wins 99.9% of the time. it is combat hunting at it's finest with the main goal seeming to be out shooting the guys next to you. my personal "favorite" trick is to watch where the birds make their approach into the lake and stretch a looong line of dekes out into the lake in a big arc that hooks back into my main body of dekes out in front of the blind. the arc can reach as far as 50-70 yards into the lake. the idea is to cut off the ducks as the make the enterance into the lake and channel them into our blind instead of allowing them to pass to the guy's spread down the lake from me. it ****es people off..and i don't like to do it, but i am there to shoot birds and the name of the game is to out work your neighbors. i hate this style of hunting and don't do it often.
B) Public "go find it" hunting. - this is what i dig. put the boat in the water and go find the birds somewhere in the hundreds of square miles of open water from here to the ocean. of course, i have it narrowed down to just a few stretches and islands now. lol. here, i am looking for "the x". i am putting myself in a spot where i know (hope) the ducks are going to be under certain circumstances. the trick here is to go small. it took me a long time of watching birds pile into a hole..only to suddenly skirt the spot or land 50-100 yards out once i got in there and deployed my armada of decoys. in these situations, i use 10 or less dekes. usually 4-6. i believe that high quality decoys with ultra realistic characteristics are the difference between 20 yard shots and 10 (or closer). also, you need a soft call and the ability to blow soft sweet little sounds to talk the ducks down right into your lap. i know this is about decoys and not calls, but the calling is the tool that gives the dekes life as the ducks are on final. hearing that bit of noise coming off the water adds the confidence for the ducks to keep coming and not drop short. (by short..i am talking inside 20 yards still, but i am greedy and want them landing inside of 10 if i can do it.) i call it "noise camoflage" for the dekes..and it is soft quacks and little single cut feed clucks. if you can do a really soft nasaly 3 note greet, that is a killer one too. for motion, the winduks are good, but a jerk cord is better. a couple of yanks on the cord when the ducks are about 50 yards out gets you amazing results. you can almost see the hesitation and caution leave the duck's minds as they kick up the wing beats a bit to get some speed and then lock up on a path for your feet.
as for arrangements. i believe decoys serve 2 purposes.
1) to get birds attention and convince them to come to an area...and
2) to dictate where they land. since i am already in an area that the birds are coming to, the only thing i need to do is to try not to convince them to go somewhere else. clogging a "X" with a bunch of dekes is a good way to keep ducks out of a honey hole IMHO.
i normally have a crosswind where i hunt blowing from left to right. i put the dekes in a small social group (not too small as to look bunched) to the upwind (left side) of my blind. the birds come in from my right side at about a 45 degree angle from the open water and the hook up wind and drop the gear for landing..if i have the spacing right, they make the hook just down wind of me and i get a hovering side shot about 5-10 yards straight out in front as they get ready to sit at the edge of the dekes.
Woodduck talked about adjustments..and i make them constantly as well. i rarely (never) am hunting over the same setup i originally tossed out. sometimes we add more dekes..or take some out. we move the spread around to adjust to how the birds want to approach. reading the birds and adjusting your spread to help them come in is a big part of decoying.
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Walking in we'll use:
2 Doz mallards
3 to 6 pintail (all drakes for visibility)
6 to Doz. Greenwingers
6 widgeon
3 to 6 woodie drakes
1 or 2 Jerk-lines
1 or 2 mojo's if hunting on the Reservation where legal
Boat we'll use:
4 to 6 Doz. mallards
Doz. greenwingers
6 widgeon
6 pintail
Always put GHG full bodies on gravel bars.. ice..ect.
Also always carry a fold up shovel/fold-up saw and a sheet of burlap to make a small blind if needed.
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Well i'm kinda in with WD31, I almost strictly hunt public rivers or streams. I mix it up alot with species, this year I am going with a few more wigeon than I normally use, going with less coots, since everyone use's them, same with the mallards. I think I may almost strictly put out Canada geese with a few coots and wigeon off to the side's....... I went ahead and flocked all the heads an tails on my 41 goose floaters, so i'm more geared towards geese this year than the past 10..... but I will still shoot my fair share of ducks. Key thing is to find where everyone else over looked....... or just watch the ducks, they will tell you where they want to be.....
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Early season, small water I usually use whatever fits in a 12 pocket bag. Couple Mallards, Couple Pintail, and the rest Wigeon.
Sand bars early season and bigger water, 6 Mallards, dozen Wigeon, 2 Pintails and 18 DSD's
Late season, bigger water.....either a couple Mallards and 6 Wigeon, or.....
Everything I can fit in my boat. 3-4 dozen mixed divers with a dozen Wigeon, a dozen goose floaters and the DSD's, and 2-6 Mallards.
That said, I have left the bigger spread and moved 200 yards with 2 Mallard decoys when the birds kept landing there.
I do have a spot I am going to try this year with 4 dozen coots, 6-12 Wigeon and 18 goose floaters.Bet I shoot a great mixed bag of puddlers, feet down.
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interesting the number of people who use coots in their spreads. typically, where i hunt, once the fleets of coots arrive it's time to go. i hardly ever see ducks and coots mix. they seem to stay well away from each other here.
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I was talking to a Ducks Unlimited state committee guy several years ago about how his season was going. He said it wasn't going well, they were having a great deal of difficulty decoying mallards on their public ground spot. They steadfastly refused to shoot any other species and he ended up with only about a dozen birds on the season. I would be disappointed if three of us came home with that many in a day. When I talked to him awhile, it was clear, they were hunting mallards exclusively, so they only had mallard decoys out, only in a cluster in front of the blind. I don't think that is all that unusual for most novice hunters, but expected more of a guy heavily involved in DU. Now I don't want us to go DU bashing here, but think about what a lot of newbies think decoying ducks is all about. There is some real science going on here, real strategies that separate those that are continually successful and those that struggle on public land.
I don't scout and hunt in a typical way, I don't go looking to hunt the "X". Once you hunt the "X" hard on public ground, you tend to draw a crowd anyway and the ducks learn quickly when they get pounded dawn to dusk day after day. What I like to do is hunt within proximity, a mile or two from large groups of birds. We decoy birds as they pass the corridor of the river channel. It becomes a fairly ideal situation if you think about it. Small groups of birds given the right set up can be short stopped into a good spread. Being near the "X", but not on it can provide good hunting day after day throughout the season even with the pounding public land takes. Sure, you attract people to the area with the shooting, but we've found that it is rare that they understand how to hunt it and after one trip will give up and head for an area where more birds are visible on the water.
I like the way Swamp puppy thinks in regards to adjustments and tactics. You can learn over time how to direct birds flight patterns with decoys. His long arc of decoys is not unlike what I call the runway. Two loosely lined decoys sets extending as much as 100 yards from the "shootin' hole" can usually direct the birds right where you want them. I've always set up my decoys with a long stretch of cluster groups that will line the flight pattern of decoying birds right up to another line of decoys I call the "stop".
Just being different doesn't solve all the decoying problems, you've got to understand the quarry. You've got to know what the ducks are wanting to do. My number one quarry, wigeons, are always wanting to eat, so feeding poses are highly effective, combine that with the river keel motion and jerk cords and you have a deadly combination. I do squarely agree that getting ducks in close is the ticket. Most of the ducks I shoot are under 12 yards, that's how I get away with a 1 duck to 2 shot average with my cheap winchester Xperts. Now I'll admit that I'm hunting over my own customs for the most part, so the realism is what it is I guess depending on what you think of my work. What I find that finishes birds is not the paint job or sculpture, but the body language of the decoy. You need decoys that reflect the body language a duck expects to see in that area. If it is a pond adjacent to a feed field you don't need feeding poses, the ducks are loafing. If it is wigeons following a line of debris behind a swan or some coots, you need body language that demonstrates feeding activity. Over the past two years I've done a lot of experimenting with duck body language and how it finishes ducks and have come to the conclusion that it makes all the difference in the world with highly pressured public land birds.
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I don't hunt heavily pressured public spots...so my set ups can be what I want them to be....IF I find myself in a heavily hunted public area, I go in after everyone is gone, I believe birds pattern hunters like we do them........as far as "decoy runways" I use my set up to take away landing options for the birds..to the point they really only have 1.....I use wind direction and vegatation to detemine those spots....
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Love for Baseball
The crack of the bat, the pop of the glove, and the smell of spring in the air are the most wonderful features of the best time of year: baseball season. It's the time when the air begins to warm and the grass begins to green. ... (more »)
Love of Sports
When I'm asked to name something that I love, one of the first thoughts that come to my mind are sports. Every since I was born I enjoyed playing a football or basketball. As a kid my time was spent outside playing every sports that I... (more »)
Likes and Favorites
By Anonymous, Cedarburg, WI
For our new writing assignment I choose to do something very different in the sense of that it won't be a traditional story, but a personal autobiography countdown list. I hope these circumstances fit the rubric and that the reader... (more »)
For the Game of Volleyball
"Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Shoot!" the player yells. "Ahhh kill," the team yells in unison. Sweaty pat on the backs are exchanged throughout the quick six-person huddle. Next play happens just about as quickly as the... (more »)
Futbol vs Football
By Anonymous, Ventnor City, NJ
Futbol, or better known as soccer in America, is a sport of skill. Don't get me wrong I know football is a sport of skill as well, but lets look at the facts. In soccer people do get injuries, but in football injuries are... (more »)
Sports as a Teaching Method
High school sports has taught me so many valuable things I will never forget. Sports instilled dedication in me more than any other trait. There were times during my sporting events that training became very difficult. A couple of times I... (more »)
Model United Nations
Model United Nations is a school activity in which conferences are modeled after the real United Nations and students act as delegates from nations around the world. At conferences, delegates discuss, negotiate, and form resolutions to world... (more »)
More Than A Cookie Jar
There are specific objects that leave me with a non-sensual and an unutterable feeling. I have a spark of excitement along with a cozy peace that comes and takes place in my heart, clearing every unnecessary stress and pressure. I just want to... (more »)
There's a Bridge!
After 2 months far away from the pool, I realized a bridge between my joy, my life and swimming. Generally, swimming is my life and the bridge is built with joy and happiness. When I swim, all my stress seems to disappear, goes away with the... (more »)
For the Love of the Game
Fresh cut grass, bright white lines, when the lights turn on so does the adrenaline. For somebody who doesn't love many things, this can be ecstasy. Under the bright lights with a thousand fans cheering for or against you,... (more »)
Sports: Tool to Fitness
Is there anything we know better than watching and cheering for those who play basketball? Most of us teenagers are fond of keeping an eye towards TV shows about sports events such as basketball and soccer or going out to the actual place of... (more »)
A Pen and Some Paper
Just give me a pen and some paper. Don't forget the quiet. That peaceful silence where inspiration can whisper in one's ear and where my emotions can be set free away from the world's prying eyes. Some people are mistaken though, in the way... (more »)
This I Believe
By Austen W., Papillion, NE
I strongly believe that hunting is needed in this world to keep the balance between human and animal. You may think to yourself, hunting is just killing defenseless animals that have no chance, but that's where I disagree. As humans, we... (more »)
Call it a Sport
There is a huge controversy in high school sports that concerns many young women, and sometimes young men that label themselves as cheerleader. Should cheerleading be recognized as a sport or activity? Cheerleading is an activity, but can... (more »)


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Construct job responsibilities and roles so that minorities have the authority to impact the broader picture of the organization and can contribute to decisions and strategy, problem solving and policy making.
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Memphis, Tenn. -- It was one of those moments in a football game when momentum shifted in an instant, when all involved realized something had happened that would play a role in shaping the outcome.
Players clustered Monday as a pass completion rumbled to a stop on the Tulsa sideline late in the third quarter of the Liberty Bowl, as the scoreboard changed to "4th and 6."
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Archive for Thursday, March 3, 2011
CASA Night of Races fundraiser coming in May
March 3, 2011
Court Appointed Special Advocates will have its sixth annual Night at the Races on May 6 at the Riverfront Community Center, Delaware and Esplanade streets in downtown Leavenworth.
Each guest receives a race packet that includes goodies and fun money. After dinner, which Ten Penny restaurant is catering, guests place bets with fun money on horses in six separate races, which are projected on a big screen at the event. The races are actual thoroughbred races that have been professionally videotaped and announced for entertainment purposes. At the end of the races, the guests use their "winnings" to compete for themed baskets in a live auction. Baskets are designed for young and old alike.
This year the event will also include a silent auction featuring themed baskets.
Tickets for the event are $20 each ($25 if purchased at the door) and are tax deductible. They can be purchased by contacting CASA at (913) 651-6440 or by logging onto lv1casa.ticketbud.com/nite-at-the-races.
For more information on supporting CASA or to become a CASA volunteer, contact Kelly Meyer, executive director, at (913) 651-6440.
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On Saturday, the Library of Michigan Foundation will hold its annual Night for Notables event, honoring the authors of books that were named Michigan Notable Books for 2014. The keynote speaker at tomorrow's event is Steve Hamilton. His book "Misery Bay" was a Michigan Notable Book for 2012.
Today on Current State: Former priest makes his case for change in the Catholic Church; MSU Science Fest ; Author David Shields; and Hospice of Lansing.
Renowned author David Shields will be on the MSU campus at Wells Hall today (Wednesday, April 17) for a lecture on his latest book How Literature Saved My Life. The author of 14 books and the Milliman Distinguished Writer-in-Residence at the University of Washington. Shields discusses his work and his take on current literary storytelling.
Comedian and author Mike Birbiglia is coming to MSU's Wharton Center. WKAR's Melissa Benmark spoke with him about his appearances on public radio's "This American Life," teen angst, and what medium he is most comfortable working in.


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anyone know what lock system it is?
I only know the specifics of three electronic lock systems...
and all three that I know? only key swiping.. not closings or how long a door was open.
they can't even tell if the door was actually opened-- they can only tell that a key was used
as in, if I flash my key and the lock goes green but I don't open the door?
it records the key use but doesn't know I didn't open it.
if the master metal override key is used is also recorded (and even triggering that event in the memory)
wouldn't require the door to be opened (although it would be noticeable)
anyone know of a lock system that does all they suggest?
First of all, does the door system really record the times of opening and closings of the door, rather than just door unlocking.
If so, then the point is not whether either side can come up with a story NOW which can explain the record. But whether the record is consistent with the initial statement they gave to the police. Maybe both are statements are consistent with the electronic record. But maybe one of them isn't. And that would be vital evidence.
"I'm going to be framed!" Sow the seeds of reasonable doubt before the crime.
I'm sure it's just coincidence that on his first non-diplomatic trip to the US after denouncing the US Dollar [moneynews.com] Strauss-Kahn is found to be a perv, thrown in Riker's Island, and Geithner demands his resignation.
I write software for card access systems.
Smaller systems can record an event when the card was swiped, when the door was opened, when the door was closed and when the lock is engaged or disengaged.
They'll also record an event if the door was opened without a successful card swipe.
Most decent electronic locks will return this kind of data.
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Crime data show 'kill switch' cuts iPhone thefts
Statistics show Apple's addition of a "kill switch" to its iPhones in September has sharply reduced robberies and thefts, authorities said on Thursday.
Their report from a year-old initiative called "Secure Our Smartphones" said Google and Microsoft will incorporate a kill switch into the next version of their operating systems on smartphones. The three systems — Android, iOS and Windows Phone — are used in 97 percent of smartphones in the United States.
In New York City, robberies of Apple products fell 19 percent while grand larcenies dropped 29 percent in the first five months of 2014, compared with a year earlier, according to the report.
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More than 37 million adults in the United States–one in six–suffer from overactive bladder. Overactive bladder is defined as urge incontinence (leaking) and urgency-frequency (frequent urges to urinate). Overactive bladder and urinary retention (the inability to completely empty the bladder) are not a normal part of the aging process, often cause embarrassment and can affect the quality of daily living dramatically.1-2
The social costs of bladder control problems also are high, because even mild symptoms affect social, sexual, interpersonal and professional function.3 People with bladder control problems often struggle with whether or not to perform simple everyday activities, such as working, shopping, traveling in a car or seeing a movie, for fear of embarrassing wetting episodes or not being near a restroom.
For those Americans who have experienced a loss of bladder control, only one in eight has been diagnosed. On average, women wait 6.5 years to obtain a diagnosis for a bladder control problem.
Bladder incontinence is the uncontrolled leakage of urine. There are three main types of bladder incontinence, although some incontinence patients may experience more than one type:
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5 of the 19 companies getting the lowest scores on the American Customer Satisfaction Index are pay TV providers. In 3rd, it's Time Warner, 4th, Comcast, 5th, Charter, 17th, Cox, and 18th, Dish. Hmm, why might that be? [More]
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Comcast Begs Employees To Vote For Charter In Worst Company In America Poll
We know that none of the companies in this year's Worst Company In America tournament want to be on the list. But reigning Golden Poo holder Comcast has decided that, rather than actually do anything about the problems that make it a perennial favorite, it will just beg its employees to vote — multiple times — for the other guy. [More]
Worst Company In America Round One: Comcast Vs. Charter
Finally, after a week of watching from its locker room, the reigning Worst Company In America steps into the ring to defend its title. [More]
Charter To Customer With Five Failed Service Calls: "You Haven't Bugged Us Enough To Resolve Your Problem"
Charter tells it like it is: the problem with Eric's incorrectly installed Internet service is that he hasn't been trying hard enough to fix it. Here's a copy of an email that Eric tried to send to Charter's CEO last week, but it bounced back. Maybe someone at Charter can read it here? [More]
Cable Companies Could Save Money By Flagging Certain Customers "Not An Idiot"
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Is Charter Telling Customers Their Router Is Broken Just To Rent Them One?
Earlier this week, a reader wrote in to tell us how a customer service rep at Charter Communications tried to convince him to keep his cable service my telling him a whopper of an untruth about cable companies taking over all the streaming video services on May 1 or some such nonsense. Now, another Charter customer says the company is misleading them and other customers into believing that their routers don't work and they need to rent one from Charter. [More]
10 Confessions Of A Charter Customer Service Representatives
Did you know there isn't a formal way to report a Charter cable outage, and that you're entitled to a $20 credit if your tech is a single minute late for your appointment? These, and other fantastic tips to get faster, cheaper service from Charter, as told by a former customer service representative, inside…
It looks like Charter Communications Inc will be filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing the loss of 1 billion dollars over the first three quarters of 2008. [Bloomberg]
Charter Publishes Unlisted Numbers In The Phone Book
Tim enjoyed his unlisted phone number for over thirty years until Charter published it in the local phone book. Now he has two options: ditch his long-time number, or lose his cherished anonymity. Inside, Charter's apology letter.
Charter And Big Ten Network Decide To Play Nice
Reader Jon tells us that he got a call from Charter Cable letting him know that they'd just inked a deal to offer the Big Ten Network and sure enough, the AP is reporting what may be considered "peace in our time."
You Won A 65-inch TV From Charter Cable! Here Is Your 19-inch TV!
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UPDATE: Charter Will Track Your Internet Activity Regardless Of Whether You Opt Out
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Big Ten Network Continues To Annoy Consumers
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Tired Of Your Entrenched Service Provider? Consider A Local Alternative
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#78020 Jan 29, 2013
We are, or should be, familiar with the phrase, "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and the States wherein they reside." This can be referred to as the citizenship clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, but what does "subject to the jurisdiction" mean? Jurisdiction can take on different meanings that can have nothing to do with physical boundaries alone--and if the framers meant geographical boundaries they would have simply used the term "limits" rather than "jurisdiction" since that was the custom at the time when distinguishing between physical boundaries and reach of law.
Fortunately, we have the highest possible authority on record to answer this question of how the term "jurisdiction" was to be interpreted and applied, the author of the citizenship clause, Sen. Jacob M. Howard (MI) to tell us exactly what it means and its intended scope as he introduced it to the United States Senate in 1866:
Mr. HOWARD: I now move to take up House joint resolution No. 127.
The motion was agreed to; and the Senate, as in Committee of the Whole, resumed the consideration of the joint resolution (H.R. No. 127) proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.
The first amendment is to section one, declaring that all "persons born in the United States and Subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the States wherein they reside. I do not propose to say anything on that subject except that the question of citizenship has been fully discussed in this body as not to need any further elucidation, in my opinion. This amendment which I have offered is simply declaratory of what I regard as the law of the land already, that every person born within the limits of the United States, and subject to their jurisdiction, is by virtue of natural law and national law a citizen of the United States. This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers accredited to the Government of the United States, but will include every other class of persons. It settles the great question of citizenship and removes all doubt as to what persons are or are not citizens of the United States. This has long been a great desideratum in the jurisprudence and legislation of this country.[1]
It is clear the framers of the Fourteenth Amendment had no intention of freely giving away American citizenship to just anyone simply because they may have been born on American soil, something our courts have wrongfully assumed. But what exactly did "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" mean to the framers of the Fourteenth Amendment? Again, we are fortunate to have on record the highest authority to tell us, Sen. Lyman Trumbull, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, author of the Thirteenth Amendment, and the one who inserted the phrase:
[T]he provision is, that 'all persons born in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens.' That means 'subject to the complete jurisdiction thereof.' What do we mean by 'complete jurisdiction thereof?' Not owing allegiance to anybody else. That is what it means.
Obama was born an ipso facto citizen of his father's nation, which makes him an alien and not eligible for the Presidency.
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#78021 Jan 29, 2013
1. You don't believe everything you hear ...
2. How many millions did Obama deport???
3. Why 71% Latinos voted for Obama???
4. Why Obama advertising how to get food stamps in U.S. on Mexican day time soap operas last year?
5. Why are you so NAIVE???
#78022 Jan 29, 2013
Then why is President Obama still President you dumbass?
#78023 Jan 29, 2013
No, because the Hebrews are God's chosen people.
The intifada started in Genesis 16:12
And he will be a wild man; his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him; and he shall dwell in the presence of all his brethren.
ISHMAEL IS THE FOUNDER OF Jebusites, Canaanites, Amorites, Philistines, Hivites, Hittites, Midianites, Amalekites, Egyptians, Chaldeans, Babylonians, Arabs, Medes and Persians.
1 John 2:22
Who is the liar? It is the man who denies that Jesus is the Christ. Such a man is the antichristhe denies the Father and the Son. No one who denies the Son has the Father; whoever acknowledges the Son has the Father also.
John 3:16
"For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
John 14:6
Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
Moses of Israel won and Pharaoh of Egypt lost.
David of Israel won and Goliath of Philistines lost.
I would rather live my life as if there is a God, and die to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there isn't, and die to find out there is.
#78024 Jan 29, 2013
Why are you so Stupid??
Oh yeah, Faux News made you that way.
#78025 Jan 29, 2013
How did many pole centers have, lets say 158% of its people voting for Obama when they only have a max of 100% and not everyone cast a vote for him? This is just one pole center. Times that times multi poll centers.
How did people such as the ACORN or whatever corrupted org. they are hiding behind able to go out and buy vagrant's votes off the street by giving a bottle of liquor to them, or using dead people IDs, or cartoon characters or pets names?
Since you say Bush's innauguration was unconstitutional, then Obama's was an outright injustice to the Constitution.Not only that, the cost of one (1) day for a traitor to party, while people in New York and New Jersey are still without heat, was calculated nearly 1/2 billion dollars of tax payer's money. If you count the 300 million for the festivities and the hundreds of millions for security and the drones he had hovering about to protect him and his big bone, football player looking wife.
28 guards and drones---what is the man scared of? Yet he supposebly is unable to trust law biding citizens with simple hunting rifles.
Oh, I better not say anymore, don't want to be named as a racist, since this is what Obama had been groomed for years.
Soros knew exactly what to do. He saw the stupidity of the American government and how blacks were getting special rights, not equal rights as they should but special rights. Soros thought, this is how I can take down America and he was right. We will play the race card everytime an American questions Obama's corruption.
Look at the wannabe Obamas and the Obama's sheep. Don't you dare criticize him because he is an evil and corrupted leader, in which he is or you will be a racist.
.....since he is biracial, is it okay, to criticize half of him? What a joke has been played on the America.
The blinded will see soon and woe is to them, they will know not what has hit them and feel the punch more powerful than the ones who see what is coming.
#78026 Jan 29, 2013
Its Official: Obama Born in the U.S.A.
Of all the nutty rumors, baseless conspiracy theories and sheer disinformation that weve dealt with at FactCheck.org during campaign 2008, perhaps the goofiest is the claim that Barack Obama is not a natural-born citizen and therefore not eligible to be president under the constitution.
This claim was first advanced by diehard Hillary Clinton supporters as her campaign for the partys nomination faded, and has enjoyed a revival among John McCains partisans as he fell substantially behind Obama in public opinion polls. There has never been anything but rumor and speculation to support such a claim, and zero hard evidence. When Obama produced a certificate of live birth from the state of Hawai, doubters simply claimed it was forged and continued to huff and puff. Lawsuits were filed (and dismissed). Blogs blogged on. Our own Born in the U.S.A article, showing close-up photos of the document complete with official signature and raised seal, got more page views than any other article this week, even though we posted it back in August. It is a document that would satisfy the State Departments requirements for proof of citizenship for purposes of getting a passport. But not, of course, those who wish to believe otherwise, whatever the evidence.
Now, there is even less reason to doubt that Obama was born when and where he has always said. We posted this update to our Born in the U.S.A article:
Update, Nov. 1: The director of Hawaiis Department of Health confirmed Oct. 31 that Obama was born in Honolulu.... The Associated Press quoted Chiyome Fukino as saying that both she and the registrar of vital statistics, Alvin Onaka, have personally verified that the health department holds Obamas original birth certificate.
Fukino also was quoted by several other news organizations. The Honolulu Advertiser quoted Fukino as saying the agency had been bombarded by requests, and that the registrar of statistics had even been called in at home in the middle of the night.
Honolulu Advertiser, Nov. 1 2008:This has gotten ridiculous, state health director Dr. Chiyome Fukino said yesterday.There are plenty of other, important things to focus on, like the economy, taxes, energy.... Will this be enough to quiet the doubters?I hope so, Fukino said.We need to get some work done.
We say,amen to that. You can take it from Hawaiis officials: Obama was born in the U.S.A. http://factcheck.org/2008/11/its-official-oba...
#78027 Jan 29, 2013
Still dodging the questions.. A fine example of a true ignorant liberal you are.
#78028 Jan 29, 2013
That was what you said 4 years ago Whiner.
You got your ass kicked, get over it.
#78029 Jan 29, 2013
Now, now, now.
Lets be nice.
You mean, you are not drinking up what Obama said about illegal immigrants.
Obama lies "Since, I became president, illegal immigrants crossings is down 80% and deportations is up drastically."
Are you saying, you don't believe his lies?
How dare you to even think that about the "Annointed One".
#78030 Jan 29, 2013
Very simple, we have dumb asses like you in congress!
#78031 Jan 29, 2013
Acorn is out of business because they were set up by Rightwing Republican Fascist.
Everything you believe to be true is FALSE.
Elections have been stolen in America.
Case No. 01-CIV-120-GOLD / Katherine Harris purged voting rolls illegally
Case No. 01-CIV-120-GOLD / Katherine Harris purged voting rolls illegally
Still No Winner in Florida's 13th District
http://tinyurl.com/ygewzsb December 6, 2006
News of aspiring 2008 presidential candidates may have pushed the just-concluded midterm elections off the front pages, but one 2006 story remains without an end -- the ongoing legal fight over the results in Florida's 13th Congressional District.
At issue is the high rate of "undervoting" in the vote tally, as some 18,000 ballots recorded votes for other offices in Sarasota County but not for the congressional race between auto dealer Vern Buchanan (R) and banker Christine Jennings (D). That undervote rate was six times higher than in the other counties of the district.
Florida election authorities certified Buchanan's 369-vote victory on Nov. 20, but Jennings has sued the state and the manufacturer of the touch-screen voting machines used in the county in hopes of getting to the bottom of the matter.
"This is not about Republicans and this is not about Democrats," Jennings said when announcing the lawsuit. "It's about fixing a broken voting system."
#78032 Jan 29, 2013
Just because all Republicans are lieing pos, don't assume everybody else lies like you.
#78033 Jan 29, 2013
No little one who hides in his mommy's basement and no telling what goes on down there.
This is going on AGAIN at the 2nd coming of the "Annointed One".
From the deepest pits of a Community Organizer to the reincarnation of "Hitler".
History is repeating itself.
May GOD have mercy on us and deliverer us from this disaster.
#78034 Jan 29, 2013
Just on the republican side of the aisle you stupid pos.
#78035 Jan 29, 2013
Official, Obama looked at a baby (full term baby) which was still alive after a botched abortion and said: "just toss it into the trash can".
....and his stupid followers said AMEN to that.
#78036 Jan 29, 2013
Not assuming anything. Obama lies and people die.
Oh, lieing is lying.
Refer to "hooked on phonics for liberals" this should be of help to you.
#78037 Jan 29, 2013
My only comment to you is:
Wake up you ignorant liberal, people are dying under this thug.
#78039 Jan 29, 2013
First off Obama and Reid are not liberals, just like the Bush's and Reagan were not conservatives.
Could somebody explain again what "fiscal conservative" means
Smarten Up.
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President Ronald Reagan is the first President to increase the National Debt by more than $100 Billion in one year!
President Ronald Reagan is the first President to increase the National Debt by more than $200 Billion in one year!
President George H.W. Bush is the first President to increase the National Debt by more than $300 Billion in one year!
President George H.W. Bush is the first President to increase the National Debt by more than $400 Billion in one year!
President George W. Bush is the first President to increase the National Debt by more than $500 Billion in one year!
President George W. Bush has increased the National Debt by more than $500 Billion AGAIN! Almost hits $600 Billion!
President George W. Bush has increased the National Debt by more than $500 Billion a THIRD time!
President George W. Bush has increased the National Debt by more than $500 Billion a FOURTH time!
President George W. Bush has increased the National Debt by more than $500 Billion a FIFTH time!
"Our National Debt is up Three Trillion Dollars under George W. Bush!" / http://www.lafn.org/gvdc/Natl_Debt_Chart.html
#78040 Jan 29, 2013
Congress: Yes, Obama Was Born in Hawaii ( 378 - 0 )
July 28, 2009 / http://tinyurl.com/lhngae
Yesterday, an innocuous-sounding resolution in honor of the 50th anniversary of Hawaiian statehood came up for vote on the House floor.
The resolution from Hawaii Democrat Neil Abercrombie, which Greg Sargent first reported, included this line: "Whereas the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, was born in Hawaii "
Why is that notable? Because it's just the sort of claim that angers the birthers the movement of folks who believe, against overwhelming evidence to the contrary, that President Obama was not really born in Hawaii, and is thus not a U.S. citizen.
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