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By Sal Maiorana - Rochester D&C
ORCHARD PARK - You have to give the Buffalo Bills credit for this: There isn't a team in the NFL that has perfected the art of the horrifying loss better than these guys.
Wow, just when you think they've sunk to the lowest of lows like losing to the dreadful Tennessee Titans the way they did back in October, they one-up themselves with Sunday's skull-numbing 15-12 loss to the St. Louis Rams.
There are so many words I could use to describe this result, and this Buffalo team, but I'd get fired. So, I'll keep that to myself and just give you my PG-rated thoughts. You can scream and swear as you read along:
• Winners win, and losers lose. We all know where the Bills fall on this spectrum. Chan Gailey is a good man, but he doesn't coach like a winner, and there are too many players who don't play like winners. There are too many ongoing examples to think otherwise. Harsh, I know, but can anyone really offer a counter-argument here?
• Rian Lindell was clearly irritated that Gailey didn't let him attempt that 52-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. As he should have been. He had kicked one from 55 yards going that direction in pre-game, and the wind was with him. Just another terrible game-day decision.
• George Wilson has to catch that ball in the fourth quarter for the interception that would have saved the game. Sam Bradford threw it right to him, and rather than catch it, he elected to bat it down with his right hand. He knew a split-second later what an egregious mistake it was. Again, bad teams find ways to lose.
• My advice to C.J. Spiller would be to find a treadmill and start running like Forrest Gump. Every time we ask Chan Gailey why Spiller isn't on the field, he says he gets winded and needs a break. If that's really true, then Spiller needs to get in shape. If it's not true - as I suspect because the guy's a physical specimen - then Gailey should stop lying to us all.
• Giving Spiller eight touches the entire game, a close game mind you, is a fireable offense. This insanity has to end. Maybe it will now that Fred Jackson sustained yet another injury. Oh wait, no, now we'll probably get a steady diet of the immortal Tashard Choice. My head is swollen from banging it against the wall.
• Punter Shawn Powell, a Georgia native who played at Florida State, better start getting used to Buffalo weather. If he can't catch a wet ball on a cold day while holding for placekicks, let alone punt it effectively, then he needs to be cut. Again, why was Brian Moorman dumped for no apparent reason?
• The officials made an awful call that cost the Bills a touchdown. Stephon Gilmore's pick-six was nullified when Kyle Moore was flagged for a phantom hold on which the Rams lineman took a magnificent (and obviously effective) dive. That was terrible, not to mention crucial as it turned out.
• Ryan Fitzpatrick wasn't terrible in this game, especially given the offensive line he had to play behind. Still, he's not just not good enough to win the games the Bills should win, let alone the games they probably shouldn't win.
• And now it's on to Toronto. As Bart Scott of the Jets once famously said, "Can't wait!"


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Dallas wrote:For me, it seemed that the main point that I got out of his talk was: In many areas, where AA has grown significantly -- we seem to be forming a dependancy on the meetings... rather than spending time to improve our conscious contact with God... and relying on God, and doing the things that we must be doing to stay sober... and to make progress in our own spirituality.
Interest thoughts.
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By JULENE REESEUSU Extension writer
A number of tax breaks related to the American Recovery and Reinvest Act have the potential to benefit local residents.
A review of the provisions will help determine which tax breaks are applicable, explained Dean Miner, Utah State University Extension financial education committee representative. It is important to note that most of the credits are phased out when income levels exceed $80,000 for individuals or $160,000 for married couples.
â¢The most widely applicable break comes from the making work pay tax credit, indicated Miner. The provision allows for as much as a $400 credit for working individuals and $800 for married couples.
For wage earners, the credit has already brought about higher paychecks due to reduced federal tax withholding.
Self-employed workers will be able to claim the credit when they file taxes next year.
People who can be claimed as dependents are not eligible for the credit, even though their withholding has also been reduced, advised Miner.
Social Security recipients will receive a $250 economic recovery payment through the United States Social Security Administration.
â¢The American opportunity credit provision expands the hope credit available to college students.
The two main changes are that the credit is extended to the first four years of post-secondary education and the inclusion of "qualified course materials" along with tuition as part of qualified expenses, said Miner. This means the cost of books, supplies and equipment needed for a course of study can be included, so it is important for students to save their bookstore receipts.
Previously, these expenses were only allowable if they were purchased from the educational institution and were a condition of enrollment or attendance.
⢠Many taxpayers may now find themselves eligible for the earned income and additional child credits when they haven't qualified in the past.
The income eligibility ceilings for the EIC have been increased and earned income levels for the child tax credit have been relaxed, indicated Miner.
At the same time, many families have experienced reductions in income due to job loss, furloughs or fewer work hours and may qualify.
According to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, the EIC credit begins to phase out at $21,420 for married taxpayers filing a joint return with children and completely phases out at $40,463 for one child, $45,295 for two children and $48,279 for three or more children, added Miner.
For married taxpayers filing a joint return with no children, the credit begins to phase out at $12,470 and completely phases out at $18,440. The EIC is refundable, so it pays for taxpayers to complete the forms to see if they qualify.
â¢The first-time home buyer credit is likely the most publicized tax benefit available, noted Miner.
The credit, which can be as much as $8,000, ends on Dec. 1 and is limited to eligible first-time home buyers only.
⢠The recovery act contains two sections that provide energy-related tax credits.
The first section increases the related tax credit for homeowners who make energy-efficient improvements to existing homes, pointed out Miner.
The new law increases the credit rate to 30 percent of the cost of all qualifying improvements and raises the maximum credit limit to $1,500 for improvements made in 2009 and 2010. The credit applies to improvements such as adding insulation, energy-efficient exterior windows and energy-efficient heating and air conditioning systems. Check with vendors to make sure their products meet the requirements.
The second energy section doesn't have quite the same regular neighborhood appeal, noted Miner. The section provides a non-refundable energy credit that will help individual taxpayers pay for qualified residential alternative energy equipment such as solar hot water heaters, geothermal heat pumps and wind turbines.
â¢Although not part of the recovery act, the car allowance rebate system or Cash for Clunkers program is receiving considerable attention, pointed out Miner. But the program involves a substantial amount of red tape and has limited application.
However, the recovery act offers a much broader tax break for new motor vehicle buyers.
Purchasers of new cars, light trucks, motorcycles and motor homes will be able to deduct the associated sales tax amount even if they do not itemize deductions.
The maximum deductible amount is the tax on up to $49,500 of the vehicle purchase price. The credit phases out at higher income levels. For Carbon County residents in the market for a new vehicle, the tax break will sweeten the deal, concluded Miner.
For additional information, Carbon County residents may visit www.irs.gov/recovery or consult a tax professional. Local taxpayers with a household income of less than $49,000 can schedule free tax preparation next spring by calling 2-1-1 in Utah.


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So it looks like I'm going to have a forced hiatus from playing live for a while (6 months or more...). It's certainly against my wishes and completely out of my control. I'm not going to get into it on a public forum but it is what it is.
It really sucks but I'm thinking I'm going use the time to really move my playing/musicianship forward:
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We recently had family photos taken by the talented Ms. Stephanie Brauer who's new name (she just got married) I do not know. While she was here, I had her photograph some of my PRS guitars for insurance purposes. I thought the photos came out quite well. There are 4 shots of each guitar; front, back, back of the headstock (or other serial number location), and one of whatever makes that guitar special to me.
We missed a few guitars in the shuffle - and I got a couple right after we did the shoot - but I'll get her to snap them when we do family photos again next fall.
Anyway... I thought I would share the pics for the PRS freaks among us who like candy threads. Enjoy!
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Byron Generating Station's busy year of job creation continues this month as its Unit 2 refueling and maintenance outage began at 11 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 18. More than 1,200 additional workers have descended on the region to assist in the project.
BYRON, Ill. (September 19, 2011) – Byron Generating Station's busy year of job creation continues this month as its Unit 2 refueling and maintenance outage began at 11 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 18.
More than 1,200 additional workers have descended on the region to assist in the project – many of whom are from local union halls. More than $2 million is being spent with local vendors in support of the outage. Combined with the numbers from the completed spring outage, Byron Station has created nearly 4,000 temporary jobs and spent more than $5 million with local vendors in 2011 on its two outages.
"As the economy continues to try to rebound, we are happy that so many individuals can find temporary work at our station during our refueling outage," said Byron Station Site Vice President Tim Tulon. "We rely on the extra assistance to perform important maintenance on our unit that will ensure continued reliable performance. And the temporary employees get weeks or months of steady employment. It is a positive outcome for all involved."
Residents should be aware of the increased traffic in towns near the plant, which is a welcome challenge to have for those looking for an economic boost. Most local motels, restaurants and shops see an increase in customers during Byron Station outages.
"We recognize that the increase in traffic during the outage will cause delays for some. We appreciate everyone's patience during this time," added Tulon.
In addition to replacing about one-third of the reactor's fuel, workers will perform more than 10,000 inspections and maintenance activities on a variety of plant components and systems. Many of the activities performed during the maintenance outage cannot be done while the unit is operating.
While the unit is down, residents should be aware that one of the cooling towers will not produce any water vapor cloud. This is normal during a shutdown. Byron's Unit 1 will continue to supply clean electricity to Exelon customers during the Unit 2 outage. With both units at full power, the site produces almost 2,300 megawatts net, enough electricity for 2.3 million homes.
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Respected Mets executive Adam Wogan will not return
Mets director of major league operations Adam Wogan will not have his contract renewed after next season, the Daily News reported today.
According to the report, "Wogan plans to continue in his role until the end of the year, but has been given immediate permission to speak with other teams."
"Adam did a terrific job for us over a long period of time," Sandy Alderson said, according to the report. "This is not about Adam. This is about some restructuring in the organization."
Wogan served as director of minor league operations under Omar Minaya starting in 2006, before being promoted to a front office position last season.
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You just can't escape it – the importance of food is a subject on everyone's lips. On Wednesday, in the New York Times, native-son (he's from Yamhill!) Nicholas Kristoff railed against the status-quo at the USDA. In anticipation of Obama's upcoming Secretary of Agriculture announcement, […]Read More →
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MYSQL *mysql_init(MYSQL *mysql)
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Is neccessary to call mysql_init before every calling of mysql_real_connect()? Is next code good?
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It is necessary to re-mysql_init() a MYSQL struct once you've mysql_close()'d it, as the mysql_close (18.104.22.168) documentation explains:
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This API has one danger. If the structure alignment of your compiler doesn't match the alignment of the compiler that built the library you are linking against, it can overwrite other variables on the stack. So it would be better to let it allocate the structure rather than using the ability to allocate it yourself.
I ran across this when I set my compiler to pack structures and the library was linked with structures aligned to dwords.
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Contact info for U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson
One Overton Park
3625 Cumberland Blvd, Suite 970
Atlanta, GA 30339
Tel: (770) 661-0999
Fax: (770) 661-0768
Contact info for U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson
Atlanta, Georgia191 Peachtree Street NE
Suite 3250
Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone: 404-865-0087
Fax: 404-865-0311
Images from the recent GALEO fundraiser breakfast gala as described in my MDJ column today
An online supplement
As referred to in my commentary "Ga. GOP officials made nice at illegal alien fundraiser" opinion page of the Marietta Daily Journal opinion page today:
Here is an image of the program page 'thank you' list of sponsors of the recent GALEO fundraiser breakfast gala to supplement D.A. King's MDJ newspaper column today.
Here is the GALEO the program page from that event boasting of Georgia governor Nathan Deal's listing as attending to offer "welcoming remarks." We are told Deal cancelled at the last minute.
A technical problem prevented this information from being posted earlier.
With more illegal aliens than Arizona, will the Georgia Republican base rise up? We'll see.
In 2007, Georgia's then senior U.S. Senator, Saxby Chambliss, was loudly booed at the state Republican convention because of his perceived alliance with the donor/anything-for-a-buck business class on immigration and amnesty.
Even the Atlanta newspaper reported on it!
Now, eight years later, most Georgia Republican officials – federal and state – are allowed to stay silent as statues on the topic while Georgia's Republican Governor, Nathan Deal, and GOP state legislature reward illegal aliens with driver's licenses, state ID cards and unemployment benefits – and ignore Obama's illegal amnesty.
And the press runs "news" on illegal aliens as "victims" and valedictorians.
It will be very educational to see what happens at the Republican state convention in May.
I assume 'Real Deal' Deal is speaking? Anybody?…hello?
Updated to fix broken links.
VIDEO: HERE , then "SENATE DAY 39 AM" beginning at 137:00 and going to about 2:18 on the counter.
The McKoon amendment was intended to end the practice of rewarding any/all illegal aliens with Georgia driver's licenses. It failed with an unrecorded hand vote.
Note: Many Senators seemed to try to be off-camera when the raise-your-hand vote was taken. Some even stood up and tried to make it hard to see how they voted by looking like they were counting other Senators votes.
Atlanta's WSB TV news report on pending legislation under the Gold Dome and offending illegal aliens and their lobbyists.
The below WSB TV News report ("Signs supporting bill offends Hispanic community" ) focused on some signs promoting Georgia's Senate Bill 6,which will end the practice of giving driver's licenses to illegal aliens. It ran Wednesday night, March 18, 2015 on the 11 o'clock news.
When you watch it, try to find any pro-American balance.
But, wait: Does interviewing Angry Jerry Gonzalez who runs the anti-borders, business funded GALEO Inc. and a foreign language-speaking man who is apparently an illegal alien and job thief really qualify as "balance?"
Also, try to remember that the term "illegal alien" is a legal and accurate way to describe a non-citizen who is present in the remains of the United States in violation of our immigration laws.
Try to remember that "illegal alien" is widely used to describe illegal aliens in federal law, Georgia law, by the IRS, in Presidential Executive Orders, and in deliberations in and decisions by the United States Supreme Court – including by that wise Latina", Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Examples? See here.
Don't forget to be offended.
WSB TV reporter, Amy Napier Viteri's former "journalism" gig was with the anti-borders Telemundo foreign language TV network in Washington DC. Her bio on WSB tells us she "grew up in a bilingual Ecuadorian-American household, speaks fluent Spanish and looks forward to helping tell the stories of Spanish speakers here in Georgia."
Got that?
We don't know who posted the SB 6 signs in mostly liberal Decatur, but we offer a hearty thank you!
Georgia state Senator Josh McKoon gave a memorable and very educational three-minute speech to the entire Republican-super majority Georgia senate Wednesday morning. His topic was the crime of illegal immigration and the bill he is sponsoring, SB 6, which will end the practice of rewarding illegal aliens with Georgia driver's licenses. More than 15,000 illegals now have a drivers license and Obama is about trying to make that number closer to 170,000 with his latest illegal amnesty. Trust me, this is not your 2010 "conservative" Georgia Republican Party.
We post the speech below. Please trust me, it is well worth your three minutes. It may inspire you to contact your own Republican state Senator and ask why he isn't willing to make his opposition to documenting "the undocumented" clear. Or maybe by not signing on to SB 6, he has made his position crystal clear.
For the record: Here are the sponsors of SB 6 as of today:
SB 6 Sponsor
Senator Josh McKoon
Steve Gooch
William Ligon
Bill Heath
PK Martin
Greg Kirk
Bruce Thompson
Marty Harbin
Frank Ginn
Michael Williams
Mike Crane
Judson Hill
Hunter Hill
An open letter on Georgia drivers license and illegal aliens to Republican Georgia state Senators who ran for office three months ago as "conservatives."
A resource.
Dear Republican state Senators who have not co-sponsored Senate Bill 6 and are allowing illegal aliens to obtain a Georgia drivers license,
I want to try to help you. I hope you accept the help and hard-earned knowledge. It appears that there must be something about SB 6, Georgia drivers licenses and illegal aliens - and the 2005 REAL ID ACT - that is not clear to you.
First: From the AP: Georgia is issuing drivers licenses to illegal aliens
And, a little news from Nebraska: Judge tosses lawsuit over driver's licenses for Dreamers in Nebraska HERE.
Heads up, this is a 2016 campaign issue alert. Most of us weary voters have memories like elephants on such basic conservative matters as this. It is also a brewing political problem in other states.
A question"It looks like you want to be part of giving illegal aliens a Georgia drivers license. Will you next give them in-state tuition so that an illegal from Mexico can pay less to attend UGA than a legal immigrant from Mexico - or a kid from Tennessee?
Some facts I am guessing are not being spread by the Chamber of Commerce or the tax-payer funded lobbyists, I mean "Legislative Liaisons," from the Georgia Department of Drivers Services (DDS):
1) DACA recipients/"DREAMERS" are not all "kids." Obama changed the "guidelines" (and will again) last summer to remove any maximum age. A 40-yr-old illegal alien is not "kids."
2) DACA is a liberal, mass application of a long available federal tool intended for individual cases, that extends deferred action on deportation to illegal aliens. If they weren't illegal aliens they would not need deferred action on deportation...
3) Deferred action (including DACA - which is renewable, thereby premanent) does not give illegal aliens legal status (please see the USCIS site "Deferred action does not provide lawful status." and I can send you to many illegal alien lobby attorney site with same facts). They are still illegal aliens. There is a hook in fed law that says they have "lawful presence" before deportation because of the SSN and work permit Obama has illegally issued them, but they are still illegal aliens. The meat of SB 6 is changing the Chapter 40 (drivers license code) to change the good-faith term now in state law - "lawful presence -from the pre-Obama Regime America - and to make only American citizens and legal aliens (non-citizens) with "lawful status" eligible for a drivers license in Georgia. It is the work permit and SSN that gives them a DL in Ga now. That is easily changed in law. But not in politics. Georgia is issuing drivers licenses to illegal aliens.
4) Nobody made any effort to change the Georgia law when Obama's illegal deferred action was only "for the children" - but last year it was repeatedly made clear to all concerned that when the U.S. House killed the Senate amnesty bill, Obama would expand his deferred action amnesty to all or most illegal aliens. Which he did in Nov.- Now it is "for the parents" and before he leaves office it could be for all illegal aliens - if we still have borders. If the Republican-controlled Georgia state Senate is going to ignore the fact that we are giving licenses to illegal aliens and have been since 2012 and ignore that if the pending lawsuit filed by 26 states including Georgia fails to overturn Obama's amnesty, the number of illegals with deferred action getting a DL in Ga will be around 100,000 to start and grow from there. Then they start on the next increment - citizenship and the vote. Heads up: No matter that the RNC or the Chamber says, newly legalized, low-wage, resentful, street-screaming aliens do not vote GOP. Ask Reagan and Bush 1.
5) I am not clear on your confusion - or what DDS may be telling legislators - but if the theory is that REAL ID somehow prevents illegal aliens from obtaining a drivers license, I will urge you to take a look at California on rewarding NON-DACA illegal aliens with a drivers license with the promise that they will be unable to be used as ID, entering federal buildings or boarding aircraft. A lie that was proven a lie just this week.
6) If DDS and/or the Chamber of Commerce or liberal Republican fellow legislators is telling you anything different, they are not trying to help you. The process of issuing so many drivers license to illegals creates its own separate crimes and offense. - like in California. And its own expense. See here for an example from Texas.
7) This one isn't going away and nobody in the Capitol will be able to see "only Washington can fix it.." Each state, including Georgia has the right to decide who gets the privilege of a drivers license. DACA does not automatically give the illegal aliens them a drivers license - see HERE for that from the illegal alien lobby. The REAL ID ACT says a state can issue a DL to a deferred action illegal aliens - it does not say the states must issue. Nebraska does not. BTW - Bright Blue Oregon just passed liberal marijuana law - but the liberal voters there handily killed a law giving illegals a driver card (not even a license) . See below.
Here is what Johnny Isakson said when asked about DLs for illegals and SB 6:
"U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) declined to comment on the particulars of the bill, but said he supports its goal.
"All you have to look at is what happened in Oregon last week in the election," he said after his Gold Dome press conference Monday, at which he announced his candidacy for a third term. "Oregon voted 2-to-1 not to give driver's licenses to illegal aliens. I think that's the sentiment of the American people."
Oregonians voted 66-34 against the proposal (roughly the same margin by which Cobb voters rejected the TSPLOST in 2012, for what it's worth), even though pro-illegals groups outspent opponents by a 10-to-1 margin. The measure failed in every county there but one."
(Read more: The Marietta Daily Journal - Gold Dome bill would block licenses for illegals)
More unsolicited reality: Even if the mostly liberal Georgia media AJC doesn't present the entire truth, it is still truth.
I write as a friend and with respect to try to turn you from the abyss. But like the huge majority of other Georgia conservatives, if I had known you would hesitate to do everything possible to stop illegals from getting a Georgia drivers license, I would have worked to find a real conservative candidate. But, there is always 2016.
Lists! Find your own state Senator! - Republican-ruled Georgia is issuing drivers licenses to illegal aliens…
Who opposes drivers licenses for illegal aliens in Georgia? Who is fighting to stop that practice by helping to pass SB 6?
Contact your state Senator HERE.
Senate Bill 6 has been officially filed in Georgia and would end the practice of the Republican-controlled state issuing drivers licenses to illegal aliens. The Georgia state Senate has a Republican super-majority. They have the ability to pass anything they choose.
Enemies of the bill:
Republican Governor Nathan Deal
Deal said in 2010 that Georgia spends about $2.4 billion every year on the crime of illegal immigration. He has remained mostly silent on the issue since. The Chamber of Commerce wants the politicians to raise our taxes to fund improvements in transportation.
Republican Lt. Governor and President of the Senate, Casey Cagle
Cagle wants to be governor in 2017.
* Leadership members n the Senate who want to be governor or Lt. Governor in 2017 and are much more fearful of the business lobby than the voters they know will "forgit" in a month and who they consider to be "The Bubbas."
* The entire Georgia business community, led by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and the Atlanta Metro-Area Chamber of Commerce. In 2014, these same lobbying groups that now control Georgia killed a similar bill on licensing illegals, a resolution that would have allowed Georgia voters to decide via the November 2014 ballot whether to amend the state constitution to make English the official language of government and a 'Religious Freedom' bill.
* Lazy and shy Republicans who will vote for nearly anyone with an "R" near their name and then treat the public servant as celebrity and master.
For the politically un-aware who are asking "why?" – the answer is profit. Money. The bottom line. The Chamber members make more money by hiring black-market labor in place of Americans and they want to show they control the state when corporations look to relocate to save money on labor.
It was the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that teamed up with the ACLU and the National Council of La Raza in an attempt to remove a 2008 Arizona E-Verify law designed to protect American jobs and wages from illegal labor. The case went all the way to the Supreme Court. The open borders lobby lost that one.
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce also worked alongside the ACLU here in Georgia in 2011 in a failed attempt to stop Georgia's E-Verify law.
There are many ways for Lt. Governor to kill thi sbill. But each time a phone rings in the state Capitol with calls from irate Georgians who want to know what in the world is going on when Republicans fight to reward illegal aliens with a drivers license (the 'keys to the Kingdom") it gets a little more difficult. You should know that the Chamber of Commerce lobbyists are everywhere, all day long under the Gold Dome. Like flies. While you are at work.
The more co-sponsors the bill has, the more difficult it is for the press to ignore it and for Lt. Governor Casey Cagle to kill it - or let it rot in a committee until April of 2016 when the General assembly concludes.
Two lists. One shows which GOP Senators have signed on to like a 21st century John Hancock . The other who has not signed on.
There are 38 Senators in the Georgia Senate. 11 of them are working to deter illegal immigration in Georgia on SB 6.
Pro-enforcement Senators who have sponsored SB 6:
Senator Josh McKoon Senate Bill 6 Sponsor
Steve Gooch
William Ligon
Bill Heath
PK Martin
Greg Kirk
Bruce Thompson
Marty Harbin
Frank Ginn
Michael Williams
Mike Crane
The below Republican state Senators have not yet signed on…and most of them have no intention of taking a chance on offending senate leadership or even worse for them, the Chamber of Commerce that donates money to their campaigns. Put a different way: They are siding with the Chamber and the ACLU on the illegal alien future Democrat voters who are taking jobs and lowering wages.
One more thing: Ask yourself the question: "Would any candidate have promised to give illegal aliens a drivers license in Georgia during the campaign just months ago? Would you have voted for them if they did?"
Senators who have NOT signed on to endorse/co-sponsor SB 6:
Hufstetler, Chuck (Republican)
Unterman, Renee S (Republican)
Illegal aliens cannot get a drivers license in Mexico.
House Homeland Security Committee chairman Mike McCaul (R) of Texas has introduced a border-security bill (HR 399)…" Remember that, because it will be a big deal in "the news" soon. Experts agree - the McCaul bill is "an empty green suit."
Which reminded me: Just after the election in November, I remember grimacing while listening to a radio interview with newly elected Georgia Congressman Rick Allen (R) who said in an answer to a question on immigration that "we should not do anything on immigration until we agree to secure the border." (the bold italics are mine)
Note for the "I still can't tell when I am being treated like a dumb Bubba" voter. Rick Allen didn't say we shouldn't do anything about immigration until we secure the border. But kudos to Rep. Rick Allen for being such a quick study in the deceit of immigration politics.
How to make it look like we all "agree?" Pass a bill with the words "border security" in its title and tell people "It is the toughest border security bill ever before Congress, with real penalties for the administration for not doing their job," as McCaul said Friday in a statement announcing his new trick…I mean legislation.
So, for the GOP-bots who still trust the politicians we have sent to Washington from Georgia on the immigration issue: "Agreeing" to secure the border is not securing the border. It isn't most things that need to be done to secure America.
From a past MDJ column, a partial list of "agreements" that the politicians in Washington have passed as a way to placate "We The Bubbas"
1986 — Congress passed the Immigration Reform and Control Act amnesty, with the estimate that it would affect an estimated one million illegal aliens. While promising an end to illegal immigration, the law prohibited the employment of future illegal aliens. The enforcement never really happened. The number of illegals who were legalized was closer to three million. In 2004, only three employers in the entire nation were fined for hiring illegal aliens. The (very) low estimate is that 7 million to 8 million illegal aliens continue to hold American jobs.
1996 — In the wake of the first World Trade Center bombing, Congress passed another wide-ranging enforcement law, the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act. Among its provisions was a requirement to develop an automated check-in/check-out visa system for foreign visitors, by which the feds could at least identify those who refused to leave as promised. Congress has mandated such a system five more times for all ports of entry/exit. No such system exists.
2001 — In line with the 9/11 commission recommendations, the USA Patriot Act expanded the mandated visa departure system requirements to include biometrics. No such system exists.
The recently passed Senate amnesty bill actually dismantles the never-enforced visa monitoring laws. Reasoning? "Too costly."
2005 — The REAL ID Act required that state driver's licenses meet certain minimum standards to be acceptable for federal purposes, such as boarding airplanes. The standards included requiring proof of legal presence in the United States before issuing a license. The driver's license is essential to illegal aliens seeking to embed themselves in American society. The original deadline for state compliance was adjusted to 2008, later postponed to 2011, then 2013, and now 2017. It seems likely the deadline will be extended yet again, permitting more states to continue issuing licenses to illegal aliens. Terrorists notice and take advantage of these dangerous broken promises.
2006 — The Secure Fence Act of 2006 required "at least 2 layers of reinforced fencing" along roughly 650 miles of specifically designated stretches of the Mexican border. Less than 40 miles of such double-layered fencing have been built. The remainder is a mix of easily defeated single-layer "pedestrian" fencing and vehicle barriers.
It is my advice to listen to Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions on immigration. Here is what he says about the McCaul bill.
We The Bubbas should agree to not agree with any Georgia congressman who comes home peddling this "agreement" as an excuse for another amnesty and expanding legal immigration.
D.A. King is a nationally recognized authority on immigration and president of the Dustin Inman Society. Twitter: @DAKDIS
"The only path of liberation for black people is that which leads toward complete and radical overthrow of the capitalist class." Angela Davis, Sunday Keynote speaker at a KSU event in honor of MLK.
A note for people who may have an interest in what goes on at our tax-funded Georgia universities: Communist and race hustler Angela Davis is coming to Kennesaw State University on Sunday, as keynote speaker. You read that correctly, she will be here for a Martin Luther King Day event on January 18 sponsored by the Kennesaw State African-American Student Alliance.
Davis is described by the far-left magazine The Nation as "an icon of the Black Power movement."
The area newspaper out of Dunwoody describes Davis as a "noted scholar, author and veteran Civil Rights activist and allows that she was acquitted in the early 1970's for murder and was once on the FBI list of "10 Most Wanted."
We don't think the very short description of Davis does her justice.
Here is part of her bio from the noted reference source on leftists Discover the Networks:
"In 1968, as Soviet tanks rolled into Czechoslovakia to crush the "Prague spring," Davis joined the Communist Party, voicing her belief that "the only path of liberation for black people is that which leads toward complete and radical overthrow of the capitalist class."
In 1970 Davis was implicated by more than 20 witnesses in a plot to free her imprisoned lover, fellow Black Panther George Jackson, by hijacking a Marin County, California courtroom and taking hostage the judge, the prosecuting assistant district attorney, and two jurors. In an ensuing gun battle outside the court building, Judge Harold Haley's head was blown off by a sawed-off shotgun owned by Ms. Davis. To avoid arrest for her alleged complicity in the plot, Ms. Davis fled California, using aliases and changing her appearance to avoid detection.
Two months later Davis was arrested by the FBI in New York City. At her 1972 trial, Davis presented her version of where she had been and what she had been doing at the time of the shootout. Because she was acting as her own attorney, she could not be cross-examined. She presented a number of alibi witnesses, almost all Communist friends, who testified that she had been with them in Los Angeles playing Scrabble at the time of the Marin slaughter. Prosecution witnesses who placed her in Marin were dismissed by Davis and her fellow attorneys as being unable to accurately identify blacks -- because they were white…"
This, no doubt, in the minds of the KSU student group, is a tribute to the non-violent, equality agenda of Dr. King. Or maybe to the Black Panther terrorists… we are confused too.
But no one can say that KSU isn't "inclusive" – unless one notes the near absence of pro-American speakers invited to address our future leaders and voters. I once watched as KSU hosted former Mexican president Vicente Fox and his demand for open borders in North America (photos here)
More quick facts on KSU's Sunday speaker:
*Communist professor Emeritus at the University of California's Santa Cruz campus.
*Davis has never really written a scholarly or academic text. Her books are little more than revolutionary political tracts.
*Recipient of the Lenin "Peace Prize" from the police state of East Germany in 1979.
*Leader of a movement to free all criminals who are minorities claiming that they are political prisoners of the racist United States
Oh, and Davis ran for Vice President of the United States in 1980 and 1984, alongside Gus Hall - on the Communist Party ticket.
There is much more to know about Comrade Angela Davis if you are too young to remember her proud and murderous "over-throw America" past here.
See this event at KSU for yourself
The Dunwoody newspaper promoting the Davis event includes the time and location of the event right here in Cobb County, Georgia if you want to go see your educational tax dollars at work.
The MLK observance, which is free and open to the public and begins at 6 p.m. in the Dr. Bobbie Bailey and Family Performing Arts Center, 488 Prillaman Way on the KSU campus.
I wouldn't miss it.


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If you saw the trailer Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly's antics made you laugh so hard you fell off of the couch you sleep on in your mom's basement, then this might be your pick for best movie of the year. You might also need a job, a girl friend and a shower. The plot in 13 words: Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly yell at the top of their lungs. Disclaimer: I feel like before I give you a bunch of reasons I didn't like this movie, I should tell you that I went in thinking it was going to be a perfect fit. I love immature humor. The majority of my DVD collection is comprised of stuff my serious critic friends wouldn't watch unless someone strapped them down to the brainwashing chair from A Clockwork Orange. But there's a fine line between "so stupid it's funny" and "too stupid to be funny." Excuse my technical film terms. It's getting old: There was a time when I thought Will Ferrell was one of the funniest people in the world, but after seeing him do the same "kid trapped in the body of chubby, adult man" act for years, it's getting pretty tiresome. That's not to say that it can't be funny sometimes, but Step Brothers feels like it was written over the course of a dinner. A lot of the jokes are really predictable and most of the dialog sounds as if they just sat down at a table and said, "OK, we need to think of lines we can yell, that teenage boys will want to yell later. That way, they'll keep thinking about the movie." What about John C. Reilly? His recent appearances on the Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! give me a litle more hope for Johnny's ability to take his silliness to a different level, but he still comes off pretty flat in this flick. It was definitely better than Walk Hard, but he's not quite Rodney Dangerfield in Caddyshack, either. But the trailer looks so funny… It's true, the trailers were pretty funny, but the problem is that they gave away too many of the jokes. The bunkbed gag, the burial scene and most of the other stuff that could make you laugh, you've already seen. Of course they couldn't show Will Ferrell's prosthetic balls in the commercial, so you still have that to look forward to. The best part: So far this review has been pretty negative, but there are a few funny moments. The one that comes to mind first is a sleepwalking bit where the two stars just yell incoherently and throw stuff everywhere. It's proof that the method can work if done properly. Is it worth the $10? It's sad for me to have to say this, but you're really not missing much by not catching this one in the theater. Just wait for it to come to pay-per-view, then order it at your friend's house before he notices. Or, go play with a couple of 9-year olds and you'll get pretty much the same effect.
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Ah, 1960. A time when you could get totally obliterated at work, as long as you were drinking some type of whisky from a tumbler. The worst punishment for sexual harassment was a smirk. Doctors would smoke cigarettes on airplanes filled with asthmatic toddlers and no one would bat a bloodshot eye.
The little town of Eureka is populated almost exclusively by gadget-obsessed geniuses, which makes it the exact polar opposite of According to Jim. The residents are constantly inventing new contraptions that have a tendency to go nuts and completely screw up the lives of the town's inhabitants, often to hilarious, if extremely nerdy, results.
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SYRACUSE Four years ago, Scott Shafers football sojourn almost seemed at a dead end.
Fired after only one year as defensive coordinator at Michigan under Rich Rodriguez, a victim of one of the worst seasons in Wolverines history, Shafer was down and out after stops at five colleges in a five-year span.
Then came a phone call at Christmas time in 2008 from Doug Marrone, who had just been hired as coach at Syracuse. The two clicked and Shafer was hired as defensive coordinator. He quickly transformed a woeful Orange defense into an intimidating unit, becoming fast friends with Marrone as both became key cogs in turning around a program that had reached the depths of despair.
Now, with Marrone suddenly leaving this week to coach the Buffalo Bills, Shafer has landed his first job as a head coach. He will officially replace Marrone, two sources said Tuesday. Both spoke on condition of anonymity because there had not been an official announcement from the university. The school was expected to schedule a press conference for Thursday.
With national signing day looming early next month, acting quickly to find a replacement was of the utmost importance. Dr. Daryl Gross, the athletic director, hinted in a radio interview Monday that the choice would come from within the staff.
We want to move fast and make sure we get things in place, Gross said.
Syracuse has received 14 commitments so far, nine of them from three-star athletes, including quarterbacks Zach Allen of Texas and Austin Wilson of Pennsylvania, according to Rivals.com. The site ranks the Orange class at No. 71.
Though an official announcement has not yet been made, Shafer was congratulated by his son and former players Rob Long and Antwon Bailey on Twitter.
Shafer, a 1990 graduate of Baldwin Wallace University, was one of Marrones first hires. Though hes never been this high up the coaching chain, Shafer expressed interest in taking that next step and was a candidate for the Western Michigan job that went to P.J. Fleck last month.
Marrone preached discipline, accountability, character, and integrity, and Shafer will have to follow that lead if the team is to remain on the upswing. Marrone rejuvenated a team that went 10-37 under his predecessor, Greg Robinson, and transformed it into a two-time bowl winner.
Syracuse finished 8-5 this year and 5-2 in the conference. The latter mark was good for a four-way tie in the race for the Big East title.
I think we have an outstanding bunch of individuals on the (Syracuse) team, Marrone said Monday in Buffalo after being introduced as the Bills coach, indicating the staff he picks there will have NFL experience. I think we have an outstanding bunch of coaches, support staff, and I think everythings in place. And I really think that moving forward toward the ACC, there are things that are going to go on that are going to push this program forward.
Stability and continuity are big deals at Syracuse. Basketball coach Jim Boeheim is in his 37th season at his alma mater and his three assistant coaches Mike Hopkins, Adrian Autry, and Gerry McNamara are Syracuse graduates, as are lacrosse coaches John Desko and Gary Gait and football assistants Rob Moore and Bob Brotzki.
Offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett, a 2002 graduate of Cal-Davis, was in charge of an offense that set numerous school records in 2012 with fifth-year senior quarterback Ryan Nassib at the helm. Hackett, just 33, has limited coaching experience, but retaining him on staff is paramount going forward.
The up-tempo spread offense Marrone and Hackett installed in August at the end of preseason camp has piqued the interest of quarterback prospects like Allen and Wilson. Hackett developed Nassib and transformed Syracuses offense into one of the best in the nation. Syracuse finished 2012 first in the Big East in total offense with an average of 473.4 yards per game, and Nassib is being projected as an early-round pick in the upcoming NFL draft.
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The former Destiny's Child singer flaunted her surgically enhanced chest in a low-cut crop top. She's a new addition to the singing competition's judging panel, joining Simon Cowell, Demi Lovato, and fellow newcomer Paulina Rubio.
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I've loved "Inside the NFL" for over 30 years. Even as a young kid I was aware that the incredible footage I was captivated by was on film. I'm sure most of today's audience can feel the difference of the aesthetic, but do you think most people know why?
I've had this thought many times. Live television and video based shows have a "this is happening right now" feel. With film the simple fact that it has to go through a chemical process doesn't have a live feel. I have always thought Inside the NFL felt like going to the movies because we shoot it on film. We like to think of it as more romantic, if football can be romantic.
What is the most important piece of advice you would give to a young cinematographer?
First is take art classes. Learn what is good composition, lighting and color. Now that you know that, get a still camera and put all that knowledge to good use. If you have access to motion picture cameras, start shooting movies using the principles from the stills, after all we are shooting 24 still frames a second. Work wise, work all jobs because you can learn from everything. Weddings for portraits. News covering events. Sports following fast action. Get behind the camera and shoot.
There have been a number of games played in very cold weather recently. What challenges do you face with cold weather? (I.e. how do you keep the lens from fogging up?)
To start with, I need to keep warm so I can do my job. Layers are the best way to stay warm and not get to bulky. Only during extreme weather have we had problems. I'm talking well below 0 degrees. I've never had problems with lenses fogging up in cold, the problem is the viewfinder. That fogs up quick. The cameras have heated eyepieces. ... Putting a rain cover or sound barney on the camera can also help keep it warm. I've had to go into locker rooms right after a cold game and this is where the lens will fog up. I've learned to keep a second lens warm for the inside shoots coming in from the cold.
Can you give some tips on how to focus from the baseline on a player with the ball who is running toward your direction (basketball/ football game)?
First, don't try to anticipate focus. When the subject is running towards you as soon as it starts to look out of focus then start focusing. I know it doesn't sound right but with practice you will understand. Chasing focus is the worst feeling, you will feel nothing is ever in focus. Also, zooming out as the subject is getting closer will help keep focus.
What is your favorite film stock to shoot, and why?
I try not to have a favorite because I want to use what is best for the project. I've used 500 ISO in bright daylight and 50 ISO at night. It's all project driven.
When the 50 yard line is lit up by the sun, but the 20 yard lines are in shadows, do you rack your f-stop at all when a play goes from sunlight to shadow?
Our colorists don't like us to change the iris. It's easier for them to do it in post. What we do is set our iris in the middle. If the shadow is T4 and the sun T16 we shoot T8
What's a typical shooting ratio from week to week in terms of usable footage being shown in highlight reels?
It's around four or five to one. Our ground cameras shoot 10 to 15 rolls of film depending on how many frames per second they shoot. The editors then special roll the footage for all the good plays and it ends up being two to four rolls, maybe five, if the game is particularly good.
Because NFL Films produces so many types of shows besides just highlight reels, how does that affect how you shoot a game?
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