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The alarm was raised at exactly 13.02. The chief of police phoned the order through personally to the Sixteenth police District and ninety seconds later the alarm bell sounded in the oper-ational rooms and administrative offices on the ground floor. It was still ringing when Inspector Jensen got down from his room. Jensen was a middle-aged police officer of normal build, with an unlined and expressionless face. On the bottom step of the spiral staircase he stopped and let his eyes scan the reception area. He adjusted his tie and went out to his car.
The midday traffic was heavy, a mass of gleaming sheet metal, and the buildings of the city, a maze of glass and concrete pillars, rose from the stream of cars. In this world of hard surfaces, the people on the pavements looked homeless and dissatisfied. They were well dressed but strangely identical, and all of them were in a hurry. They swarmed on their way in jerky queues, clotting at red lights and fast-food outlets of shiny chrome. They looked constantly about them and fiddled with their briefcases and handbags.
Sirens wailing, the police cars bored through the crush.
Inspector Jensen was travelling in the first vehicle, a dark blue, standard-issue, PVC-panelled police car; it was followed by a van with grey bodywork, bars at the windows of the rear doors and a flashing light on the roof.
The police chief came through via the radio control room.
'Where are you?'
'In front of the Trades Union Palace . . .'
'Have you got the sirens on?'
'Turn them off as soon as you're through the square.'
'The traffic's really bad.'
'It can't be helped. You've got to avoid attracting attention.'
'The reporters are tuned in to us all the time, anyway.'
'You needn't worry about them. I'm thinking about the public. The man in the street.'
'Are you in uniform?'
'Good. What manpower have you got with you?'
'One, plus four from the plainclothes patrol. And then the police van, with an additional nine constables. In uniform.'
'Only those in plain clothes are to show themselves inside or in the immediate vicinity of the building. Have the van set down half the men three hundred metres before you get there. Then it can drive straight past and park higher up, at a safe distance.'
'Close off the main street and the side roads leading into it.'
'If anyone asks, the closure's for emergency roadworks. Something like . . .'
He tailed off.
'A burst pipe in the district heating system?'
'Spot on.'
There was a crackle on the line.
'You'll remember about the titles business?'
'The titles business?'
'I thought everybody knew. You mustn't refer to any of them as Director.'
'They're very sensitive on that point.'
'I see.'
'I'm sure I don't need to re-emphasise the delicate nature of the operation?'
A mechanical rushing sound. Something that could have been a sigh, deep and metallic.
'Where are you now?'
'The south side of the square. In front of the workers' monument.'
'Turn off the sirens.'
'Space the vehicles out more.'
'I'm sending all available radio patrol cars as backup. They'll come up to the parking area. Hold them in reserve.'
'Where are you?'
'The highway on the north side of the square. I can see the building.'
The road was broad and straight, with six lanes and a narrow, white-painted traffic island along the middle. Behind a tall, wire-mesh fence running along the western side there was an embankment, and at the bottom a vast long-distance lorry depot with hundreds of warehouses and white and red trucks queuing at the loading platforms. A number of people were moving about down there, mainly packers and drivers in white boiler suits and red caps.
The road ran uphill, cutting through a ridge of solid rock that had been blasted away. Its eastern side was a wall of granite, its irregularities smoothed over with concrete. It was pale blue, with rusty vertical stripes caused by the reinforcement bars, and just visible above it were the tops of a few leafless trees. From down below you couldn't see the buildings beyond the trees, but Jensen knew they were there, and what they looked like. One of them was a mental hospital.
At its highest point, the road came level with the top of the ridge and curved slightly to the right. And that was where the Skyscraper stood; it was one of the tallest buildings in the country, its elevated position making it visible from all over the city. You could always see it there above you, and whatever direction you were coming from, it seemed to be the point towards which your approach road was leading.
The Skyscraper had a square layout and thirty floors. Each of its façades had four hundred and fifty windows and a white clock with red hands. Its exterior was of glass, the panels dark blue at ground level, fading gradually to lighter shades on the higher floors.
To Jensen, peering through the windscreen, the Skyscraper seemed to shoot up out of the ground and grow into the cold, cloudless spring sky.
Still with the radio telephone pressed to his ear, he leaned forward. The Skyscraper enlarged to fill his entire field of vision.
'I'm relying on you. It's your job now to make an assessment of the situation.'
There was a brief, crackling pause. Then the police chief gave a hesitant:
'Over and out.'
Chapter 2
The rooms on the eighteenth floor were carpeted in pale blue. There were two large model ships in display cases and a reception area with easy chairs and kidney-shaped tables.
In a room with glass walls sat three unoccupied young women. One of them glanced in the visitor's direction and said:
'Can I help you?'
'My name's Jensen. It's urgent.'
She rose lazily, crossed the floor with light, practised nonchalance and opened a door: 'There's someone called Jensen here.'
Her legs were shapely and her waist slim. Her clothes displayed no taste.
Another woman appeared in the doorway. She looked a little older, though not much, and had blonde hair, distinct features and a generally antiseptic appearance.
She looked past her assistant and said:
'Come in. You're expected.'
The corner room had six windows and the city lay spread below them, as unreal and lifeless as a model on a topographical map. In spite of the dazzling sun, the view and visibility were superb, the daylight clear and cold. The colours in the room were clean and hard and the walls very light, as were the floor covering and the tubular steel furniture.
There was a glass-fronted cabinet between the windows, containing silver coloured cups, engraved with wreaths of oak leaves and borne aloft by bases of black wood. Most of the cups were crowned with naked archers or eagles with outspread wings.
On the desk stood an intercom, a very large stainless steel ashtray and an ivory coloured cobra.
On top of the glass-fronted cabinet was a red-and-white flag on a chrome stand, designed for tabletop use, and under the desk there were a pair of pale yellow sandals and an empty aluminium waste-paper bin.
In the middle of the desk lay a letter, marked special delivery.
There were two men in the room.
One of them was standing at one end of the desk, his fingertips resting on the polished surface. He was wearing a well-pressed dark suit, hand-stitched black shoes, a white shirt and a silver-grey silk tie. His face was smooth and servile, his hair neatly combed and his eyes almost canine behind thick, horn-rimmed glasses. Jensen had often seen faces like that, particularly on television.
The other man, who looked somewhat younger, was wearing yellow-and-white-striped socks, light brown trousers and a loose white shirt, unbuttoned at the neck. He was kneeling on a chair over by one of the windows with his chin in his hand and his elbows resting on the white marble sill. He was blond and blue-eyed and had no shoes on.
Jensen showed his ID and took a step towards the desk.
'Are you in charge here, sir?
The man in the silk tie shook his head deprecatingly and backed away from the desk with slight bowing movements and vague but eager gestures towards the window. His smile defied analysis.
The blond man slid from the chair and came padding across the floor. He gave Jensen a short, hearty shake of the hand. Then he indicated the desk.
'There,' he said.
The envelope was white, and very ordinary. It had three stamps on it and, in the bottom left hand corner, the red special delivery sticker. Inside the envelope was a sheet of paper, folded in four. Both the address and the message itself were composed of individual letters of the alphabet, obviously cut out of a newspaper or magazine. The paper seemed to be of extremely good quality and the size looked rather unusual. Jensen held the sheet between the tips of his fingers and read:
as a reprisal for the murder committed by you a powerful explosive charge has been placed on the premises it has a timer and is set to detonate at exactly fourteen hundred hours on the twenty-third of March let those who are innocent save themselves
'She's mad, of course,' said the blond-haired man. 'Mentally ill, that's all there is to it.'
'Yes, that's the conclusion we've reached,' said the man in the silk tie.
'Either that or it's a very bad joke,' said the blond man.
'And in unusually poor taste.'
'Well yes, that could be the case, of course,' said the man in the silk tie.
The blond-haired man gave him an apathetic look. Then he said, 'This is one of our directors. Head of publishing . . .' He hesitated momentarily and then added, 'My right-hand man.'
The other man's smile widened and he inclined his head. It might have been a greeting, or perhaps he was lowering his head for some other reason. Shame, for example, or deference, or pride.
'We have ninety-eight other directors,' said the blond man.
Inspector Jensen looked at his watch. It showed 13.19.
'I thought I heard you say "she", Director. Do you have reason to suspect the sender is a woman?'
'I'm usually referred to simply as publisher,' said the blond man.
He ambled round the desk, sat down and put his right leg over the arm of the chair.
'No,' he said, 'Of course not. I must have just happened to phrase it that way. Someone must have put together that letter.'
'Just so,' said the head of publishing.
'I wonder who?' said the blond man.
'Yes,' said the head of publishing.
His smile had vanished and been replaced by a deep, pensive frown.
The publisher swung his left leg, too, over the arm of his chair.
Jensen looked at his watch again. 13.21.
'The premises must be evacuated,' he said.
'Evacuated? That won't be possible. It would mean stopping the whole production line. Maybe for several hours. Do you have any idea what that would cost?'
He spun the revolving chair round with a kick and fixed his right-hand man with a challenging look. The head of publishing instantly furrowed his brow still further and started a mumbled calculation on his fingers. The man who wanted to be referred to as a publisher regarded him coldly and swung himself back.
'At least three-quarters of a million,' he said. 'Have you got that? Three-quarters of a million. At least. Maybe twice that.'
Jensen read the letter through again. Looked at his watch. 13.23.
The publisher went on:
'We publish one hundred and forty-four magazines. They're all produced in this building. Their joint print run comes to more than twenty-one million copies. A week. There's nothing more important than getting them printed and distributed on time.'
His face changed. The blue eyes seemed to grow clearer.
'In every home in the land, people are waiting for their magazines. It's the same for everyone, from princesses at court to farmers' wives, from the top men and women in society to the down-and-outs, if there are any; it applies to them all.'
He paused briefly. Then went on. 'And the little children. All the little children.'
'The little children?'
'Yes, ninety-eight of our magazines are for children, for the little ones.'
'Comics,' clarified the head of publishing.
The blond man gave him an ungrateful look, and his face changed again. He kicked his chair round irritably and glared at Jensen.
'Well, Inspector?'
'With all due respect for what you've just told me, I still think the premises should be evacuated,' Jensen said.
'Is that all you've got to say? What are your people doing, by the way?'
'If there's a bomb, then presumably they'll find it?'
'They're extremely competent, but they've very little time at their disposal. An explosive charge can be very difficult to locate. It could be hidden practically anywhere. The instant my men find anything they will report directly to me here.'
'They've still got three-quarters of an hour.'
Jensen looked at his watch.
'Thirty-five minutes. But even if the charge is found, disarming it can take some time.'
'And if there isn't a bomb?'
'I must still advise evacuation.'
'Even if the risk is assessed as small?'
'Yes. It may be that the threat won't be carried out, that nothing will happen. But there are unfortunately instances where the opposite has occurred.'
'In the history of crime.'
Jensen clasped his hands behind his back and rocked on the balls of his feet.
'That's my professional assessment, anyway,' he said.
The publisher gave him a long look.
'How much would it cost us for your assessment to turn out to be a different one?' he said.
Jensen regarded him stonily.
The man at the desk appeared to resign himself.
'Only joking, of course,' he said grimly.
He put his feet down, turned the chair to face the right way, rested his arms on the desktop in front of him and crumpled forward, his forehead slumping on to his clenched left hand. He pulled himself upright with a jerk.
'We'll have to confer with my cousin,' he said, pressing a button on the intercom.
Jensen checked the time. 13.27.


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Does anyone know how to get a cyclone thrower to work?
More importantly... did you get the matching utility belt ?
That'd be a sweet looking belt.
The hell is a cylcone thrower supposed to be?
Whatever it is, chances are the answer is to get someone that knows what they're doing to teach you how.
This. It is supposed to pop out if throw correctly.
Put it down (Grab it by the silver part by the blade so that the sharp point would curve away from you if it were out) before you cut yourself (Throw it like a frisbee). It puts you and everyone else in danger (Try not to hit anyone you like).
Do the exact same thing, just leave it closed. Treat it like a standard throwing star.
Are you going to assasinate hillary clinton ninja style? :D
Press L1 and L2 at the same time to block, then triangle, triangle, circle, square to perform the "Chi Blast." It's way cooler than the Cyclone Thrower.
Hold it right side up and throw it like a frisbee. Centrifugal force will do the rest.
I like you fuzzbox.
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My TiO2 collection
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Skip to comments.Company Audits Up, Illegal Worker Arrests Way Down Since 2008
Posted on 08/23/2010 6:21:25 PM PDT by Doogle
The Obama administration said it would focus its enforcement of illegal immigration laws by targeting workplace activities, but a recent report shows that while audits of employers are slightly up over the Bush administration, worker arrests are down drastically since the end of 2008.
Under Obama, employer audits are up 50 percent, fines have tripled to almost $3 million and the number of executives arrested is slightly up over the Bush administration.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
Hate to defend Obama, but this is not a bad approach. Making an example of the employers who hire illegals is much more effective that arresting individual illegals (and letting the employers off the hook).
Barry and his comrades were using Bush's "numbers" and claiming them as their own. Damn liars. Since the muslim rose to power, those numbers have fallen off dramatically.
If illegals are not deported, they just move on to another job with new phoney papers. The "new " approach is just a new tax on business ,without offending Mexicans too much.
What if the companies raided are those that do not pay the illegals what Obama deems a fair wage or they are companies that Obama considers enemies of his agenda?
What makes more sense here considering the handling of this specific issue along with all others -that Obama is strong on the agenda of the people -stemming and reversing the tide of illegal aliens OR that Obama selectively enforces that which promotes his own agenda -"amnesty"?
since when is it impossible to do both...
Rather, over the last year of the Bush administration. Bush's record for immigration enforcement during his first seven years was abysmal. Even Bill Clinton did a better job enforcing the immigration laws than Bush.
Got some numbers?
You wanted "Change" America.
How do you like it?
I wouldn't be so haughty about George "I never met an illegal alien I didn't love" Bush's record on immigration enforcement. His record is clear --he loved Mexicans more than he loved Americans.
During his first four years, Bush not only didn't enforce the immigration laws, but also ordered immigration enforcement to be virtually shut down.
Under Bush, worksite arrests of illegal aliens fell some 97 percent, from 2,859 in 1999 to 159 in 2004. Investigations targeting employers of illegal immigrants fell more than 70 percent, from 7,637 in 1997 to 2,194 in 2003. Arrests on job sites fellprecipitously, from 17,554 in 1997 to 445 in 2003. Fines levied for immigration-law violations fell from 778 in 1997 to 124 in 2003. Notices of intent to fine employers fell from 865 in 1997 to just 3 in 2004.
Given Bush's poor record during his first term, the half-hearted effort during his second term looked statistically fantastic. Can you say, legacy-building?...
In contrast, when the Bush Administration began enforcing immigration laws, the number of worksite arrests jumped from 845 in fiscal year (FY) 2004 to 6,287 in FY 2008,[10]and 276,912 illegal immigrants were deported in FY 2007. [11] Proillegal immigration groups did not like those actions, but these figures are not "merely looking tough." (See: Time to Stop the Rush for "Amnesty" Immigration Reform
Are you making-up numbers and passing them off as Heritage's? That's mighty poor form.
Yeah. I never cease to be amazed of how many stand up to defend Bush's record on immigration.
Time to Stop the Rush for "Amnesty" Immigration Reform
Instead of building on past progress, over the past year the Obama Administration has reversed a number of effective interior enforcement efforts begun under the Bush Administration. Secretary Napolitano has argued, "We have replaced old policies that merely looked tough with policies that are designed to actually be effective."[7] However, the numbers suggest otherwise. The number of worksite arrests is down "by more than 50 percent from fiscal year 2008 to fiscal 2009." Specifically, "administrative arrests of violators of immigration laws fell 68 percent from 2008 to 2009, criminal arrests fell 60 percent, criminal indictments fell 58 percent and convictions fell 63 percent."[8] Secretary Napolitano has pointed to increased efforts to target criminal illegal aliens as proof of her tougher policies, but in 2009, the number of criminal arrests of foreign nationals is up only slightly from the numbers of arrests in 2008 and 2007.[9]
In contrast, when the Bush Administration began enforcing immigration laws, the number of worksite arrests jumped from 845 in fiscal year (FY) 2004 to 6,287 in FY 2008,[10]and 276,912 illegal immigrants were deported in FY 2007. [11] Proillegal immigration groups did not like those actions, but these figures are not "merely looking tough."
De facto Catch and Release. Until the second term of the Bush Administration, illegal immigrants caught inside the United States were given an order to appear in court and then released back into society until their court dates. Predictably, most never appeared in court. The Bush Administration replaced this failed "catch and release" policy with a "detention and removal" construct that focused on detaining apprehended illegal immigrants until they were processed for removal.
Even though this next document is in favor of so-called "Comprehensive Immigration Reform", the numbers they present do show what I'm saying. Namely, immigration enforcement under Bush fell dramatically, and never came back up to what they were before he took office.
See: Mission Accomplished II: The Bush Record on Immigration Enforcement
In other words, you made up the 97% number, thanks.
Yep. Just like always. /s
Why are you ignoring Bush's record on immigration?
Of course, if you really wanted to prove me wrong, you could simply post Bush's record.
But what about the illegals already here? ICE still has a habit of simply releasing illegals, who then change identities, forge new papers, and rejoin the workforce. It's very possible they'll get caught again, and their employers fined again (and again, and again).
Pretty good scam, huh? Why fix a problem when you can profit from it? The concept sounds familiar...
I'm not ignoring a damn thing. If Bush's numbers on the issue are so bad, you shouldn't have to make them up out of whole cloth, that's all.
If I'm so far off-base you should have no problems posting the numbers to prove it.
Let's see just how great he was compared to his predecessor and his successor.
Prove it, or STFU. I'm not here to give you a foot massage.
I thought so.
Poor, poor Dan. Busted.
Yup, that's what I thought . . . information from a website that is not welcome on FR. Figures.
Oh, there's plenty of other web sites that say the same thing --Bush was lousy when it came to defending America from illegal immigration.
Rounding Up the Usual Suspects:
For instance, in the years 1995, 1996, and 1997, there were between 10,000 and 18,000 worksite arrests of illegals annually. In the same years about 1,000 employers were served notices of fines for employing them. Under the Bush administration, worksite arrests fell to 159 in 2004 when there was also the princely total of three notices of intent to fine served on employers.
Nothing, but they weren't doing both.
Poor old Dan . . . made something up and cannot prove it. Sad.
Thanks! Finally! And you didn't have to go to a racist website to prove it!
It's right there in black-and-white. I'm sorry you refuse to recognize the truth, but that doesn't make it any less true.
If it were false, you would have posted links and quotes.
Well, duh! Bozo.
Dude, I thanked you already . . . how hard was it, anyway? I asked you for proof, and you posted it—there was never any need to present some white supremacist crap as being from Heritage.
You called me a liar, but I haven't seen your post saying that you were wrong and I was right.
Until I do, you're a Bozo.
I asked for proof, and you posted it. Thanks. Sorry that you had to betray the websites you frequent. It happens.
No, you didn't simply ask for proof. You wrote that I made these figures up. IOW, you called me a liar.
You're awfully big on making other people own up to what they write, but you're quick to forget what you write.
Did I make up what I wrote about Bush's record?
It looks like we see a slow and deliberate fundamental transformation taking place right before our eyes by this administration as it subverts the law and its task of enforcement by reinterpreting its mission and changing policies to fit its own goals. Plainly put, this administration seeks to keep a certain demographic of illegal aliens, useful idiots beholden to them, in the country as long as possible --this effectively equates to back door amnesty.
Case in point: ICE: Detention and Policy Reforms
Detention ReformOne obvious question is -where is the media reporting on this?Last year, ICE detained more than 300,000 aliens. Recognizing that the purpose of immigration detention is not punitive and the importance of providing our detainees with quality care, ICE is engaged in a broad detention reform effort. This includes creating a civil detention system that reduces transfers, maximizes access to counsel, visitation, and recreation, improves conditions of confinement, and ensures quality medical, mental health, and dental care. ICE already has taken concrete steps to improve the immigration detention system and is engaged in a serious and sustained effort that will result in additional reforms and actions in the near future.
Policy ReformICE has a broad mandate that includes protecting and securing the borders through immigration enforcement at the border, ports of entry, and inside the United States. Finite resources require ICE to prioritize our enforcement efforts to best protect the security of our communities and the integrity of the immigration system. This includes focusing on criminal aliens, fugitives, and recent border violators. To ensure our practice aligns with these broad priorities, ICE has recently issued a number of policies including one intended to reduce the risk that we place United States citizens in proceedings or detention, a policy to refocus fugitive operations, and a new memorandum of agreement in an effort to ensure the 287(g) program aligns with ICE priorities. These and other key reforms promote the smart and effective enforcement of immigration laws. Additional policy reforms are coming soon.
Request for Public Comment on Immigration Detainer PolicyICE has drafted an immigration detainer policy to engage all interested stakeholders and solicit a broad range of views and comments. This is not a final policy and is disseminated solely to collect feedback. ICE is interested in a concrete assessment of how this draft policy, if issued and implemented, would affect the agency's law enforcement partners, the operation of the criminal justice system, communities and individuals. Please respond with your comments to firstname.lastname@example.com by Thursday, September 30, 2010.
Another obvious question: Is it not counter intuitive and hypocritical to pursue a policy that on the one hand purports, "the purpose of immigration detention is not punitive"; YET, on the other hand as evidenced, ICE is more and more focusing on ONLY detaining convicted criminals -this concept further promoted in the latest "Draft Immigration Detainer Policy" which will so much as command local law enforcement agencies to release all illegal aliens discovered during traffic stops UNLESS they are convicted of felonies or demonstrate an immediate danger.
What is the purpose of an "immigration" detention policy that is supposedly not punitive yet is solely premised upon looking the other way regarding illegal alien status UNLESS there is a criminal conviction? A policy of enforcement that is NOT premised simply upon discovery of illegal status is a policy that subverts the law. Here we see the Executive who would be King -the rule of man as sole authority, ignoring the rule of law by ignoring the Legislature and denying justice under the law by eliminating the role of the Judiciary...
Does 2 + 2 = 5 now?
Now look who's making things up out of whole cloth. Show where I asked you to defend Bush.
Got some numbers?
8 posted on Monday, August 23, 2010 7:05:51 PM by 1rudeboy
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Are you making-up numbers and passing them off as Heritages? Thats mighty poor form.
11 posted on Monday, August 23, 2010 7:23:55 PM by 1rudeboy
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Yeah. I never cease to be amazed of how many stand up to defend Bush's record on immigration.
12 posted on Monday, August 23, 2010 7:26:15 PM by Ol' Dan Tucker
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In other words, you made up the 97% number, thanks.
13 posted on Monday, August 23, 2010 7:28:05 PM by 1rudeboy
Yep. Just like always. /s
Why are you ignoring Bush's record on immigration?
14 posted on Monday, August 23, 2010 7:28:12 PM by Ol' Dan Tucker
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I agree with going after the employers that hire illegals. Ratchet up the pressure on them and make it harder for the illegal to find employment.
Audit from the top down, starting with the UOTUS.
I totally agree. STOP THE INCENTIVE - STOP THE MIGRATION!
I've been saying the same for years, long before others were even watching. I was a member of FAIR back in the early 90's when they were espousing penalties against employers at that time.
Still, I want the double fence built, as we were promised by Congress. They not only reneged on that promise, but defunded much of the fence they had previously funded. That includes the Bush administration and more so the Obambi socialists.
The above is why the obambi socialists want to kill the e-verify program that has worked very well with those companies/states who used it. IT SHOULD BE MANDATORY! It's well within the Constitutional authority of the Fedgov to enforce.
Of all the abuses of the "commerce clause", this would definitely be within the jurisdiction of the Fedgov. Those companies who don't use it should be fined into bankruptcy. Think of all the jobs open to US citizens if the above were to occur, even during this continuing recession.
I am thinking some of these arrests are lower because many have moved to other states and or not staying in one place very long. I am sure amongst the illegals they are kept informed as to the duration of their employment and when the authorities could actually crack down.
|We are now one of the largest Spanish-speaking nations in the world. We're a major source of Latin music, journalism and culture.
Just go to Miami, or San Antonio, Los Angeles, Chicago or West New York, New Jersey ... and close your eyes and listen. You could just as easily be in Santo Domingo or Santiago, or San Miguel de Allende.
For years our nation has debated this change -- some have praised it and others have resented it. By nominating me, my party has made a choice to welcome the new America.
Our future cannot be separated from the future of Latin America.
As I speak, we are celebrating the success of democracy in Mexico.
George Bush from a campaign speech in Miami, August 2000.
Here is an excerpt of a good critique of that speech:
In equating our intimate historic bonds to our mother country and to Canada with our ties to Mexico, W. shows a staggering ignorance of the civilizational facts of life. The reason we are so close to Britain and Canada is that we share with them a common historical culture, language, literature, and legal system, as well as similar standards of behavior, expectations of public officials, and so on. My Bush Epiphany By Lawrence Auster
It is the way to go. Fines and jail time are what it will take. Just fines will be factored in as a business expense unless people are held accountable.
The other place to hit it would be schools. If the schools can check the immunization records of all students, they could easily as a parallel process check if that child is a US citizen.
Their are stiff "fines" for opting out of ObamaCare. The rich liberals will simply pay the "fine."
Do you think Babs Streisand is signing up for ObamaCare?
Nope. Pay the fine, do what they want.
The illegals will just move on to the next job, until their employer gets "fined."
Under Obama, employer audits are up 50 percent, fines have tripled to almost $3 million and the number of executives arrested is slightly up over the Bush administration.
If enough employers get fined, eventually, there will be no next job.
Of course, many will come here, have an anchor baby, and just live of the state.
If enough employers get fined, eventually, there will be no next job.
Of course, many will come here, have an anchor baby, and just live off the state.
It sounds like a sport fishing policy. Catch and Release! LOL.
Ship them back. Use stimulus money and get a double bang for the buck. They say it can't be done? I say try it.
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Some aircrews were given iodine pills to combat the potential of radioactive iodide particles released by the plant. Garner said clients — seven boatswain's mates who worked on the flight deck and an air decontamination specialist — weren't offered iodine, he said.
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I'm pretty new to SKILL, so maybe I just missed something simple. I started a new project in Allegro PCB Designer and can use several axl-functions but not the axlDBNetCreate. I found following example in the help:
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Adding a new net manually in the GUI by "Logic->Net Logic" works after I ticked the logic_edit_enabled option in the user preferences.
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mmhhh, I'm using release 16.5 with the latest hotfix. So this shouldn't be the problem. How can I check if my release or Allegro version supports this command? In the help files this function is listed.
Marcel seems like you are the 1st person to use this function :-)
The syntax for axlDBCreateNet() is wrongly mentioned as axlDBNetCreate()
I will create service request to Cadence to fix it.
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Democratic leaders are planning swift negotiations in January to reconcile the House and Senate health-overhaul bills and settle differences on abortion, taxes and a government-run health plan.
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The House is likely to be under enormous pressure to compromise. That's because Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has secured exactly the 60 votes needed to ensure passage in the Senate, leaving the Nevada Democrat with little room to negotiate if he has any hopes of keeping his bloc intact.
"There is a very fragile balance that brought 60 together," said Sen. Joseph Lieberman. Under pressure from the Connecticut independent, Democrats dropped the government-run plan from the Senate bill. In an interview Monday, Sen. Lieberman made clear any effort to revive the public option -- which the House bill includes -- would risk his support.
Rep. Elijah Cummings (D., Md.) said he expected "House members were going to be very practical," but made no predictions about how much the House would be willing to compromise. "I think that the House would love to have a public option," he said Monday on MSNBC.
Similar tensions exist across a range of issues. The House proposed a surtax on the wealthy, while the Senate would impose taxes on the health-care sector. The House bill would impose strict limits tied to abortion. The Senate approach is less rigorous.
Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele predicted House Democrats were "going to have to eat a whole lot of stuff in the Senate bill that they don't like."
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WASHINGTON -- The Braves knew they were entering a pitcher's duel. However, Atlanta starter Julio Teheran never found the comfortable rhythm Washington counterpart Doug Fister settled in to.

 Fister pitched eight shutout innings and outlasted Teheran as the Nationals beat the Braves 3-0 victory on Saturday night.

 Atlanta had moved into first place in the NL East after continuing their dominance over Washington by winning the first two of the four-game series. They fell a half-game behind the Nationals due to miscommunication between Teheran and catcher Evan Gattis, and the brilliance of Fister.

 Atlanta had won five straight against the Nationals, seven of eight this season, and 20 of 27 since the start of the 2013 campaign.

 Teheran (6-5) struck out a season-high 10 batters. He allowed three runs and seven hits in seven innings.

 Fister (6-2) gave up five hits - three over his final seven innings - with three strikeouts and one walk.

 Gattis extended his major-league leading hitting streak to 20 games with a sixth-inning single.

 Rafael Soriano pitched the ninth for his 16th save.

 "We knew we had a battle going on and he's one of the best guys," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said of Fister. "He had all of his pitches working."

 What the Braves didn't have working was cohesion between pitcher and catcher. While Fister worked quickly, Teheran went the deliberate route, though not by design.

 "We were going multiple signs, and I think a couple of times (Julio) wasn't quick enough to get back to what he wanted," Gonzalez said. "We've been doing it for awhile but sometimes it takes a little longer to get back to what he wanted after the shake off."

 Anthony Rendon had three hits including an RBI single in the third that gave Washington its first lead of the series. His run-scoring double in the seventh made it 3-0. Ryan Zimmerman also drove in a run.

 Teheran, who frequently stepped off the mound during his outing, struck out the side in the fifth inning trailing 1-0.

 "(Gattis) was shaking (me off) and that's when the frustration (began) because I wanted the pitch that I was thinking and I wasn't on the same page," Teheran said.

 After walking Adam LaRoche in the sixth, and with a 1-0 count on Zimmerman, Teheran again shuffled around. He stepped toward home plate and was immediately called for a balk.

 Two pitches later, Zimmerman's single drove home LaRoche for a 2-0 lead.

 "Yeah that was my fault," Teheran said of the balk. "I made the move, and if we aren't on the same page I'm the one that has to step up and talk to (the catcher)."

 Fister, who has won six of seven starts, has allowed two runs or fewer in seven of nine outings this season.

 Atlanta had back-to-back one-out singles in the first inning, but Fister fought back. He got out of the jam and started a streak of nine straight batters retired. He didn't allow another hit until the fifth inning in front of a sellout crowd.

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Luis pulled out his gun and shot the zombie. Both Leon and the zombie fell to the ground, except Leon was breathing heavily and rubbing his neck. More zombies started appearing down the path by the time Leon recovered, but he recovered in about 10 seconds. These zombies were moving pretty fast. "Ugh, okay... LETS GO! DON'T FORGET THE STUPID PIZZA, LUIS! Ahem, ugh, okay. Good. NOW COME ON!"
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When we last left one of our stars, Georg Riedel, he was busy rolling out a new wine glass just for Oregon Pinot Noir, continuing to push the envelope of wine glassware to its final frontiers. These days, however, Riedel is making the news for his lawsuit against rival glassware company Eisch for its new line of "breathable" wine glasses, which, if the company's claims can be believed, better aerate wine than "ordinary" crystal. Riedel, of course, is suing just to save consumers from the awful fate of buying wine glasses that have more effect on the psychology of the drinker than on the wine itself. Maybe he should be going after the nose glass people instead.
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Duane Morris LLP
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DuBoff & Associates
Maryland Personal Injury, Criminal Defense and Auto Accident Attorney(443) 912-0002
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Baltimore, Maryland Professional Malpractice Lawyers(410) 727-5095 or (800) 566-6565
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Freeman, Wolfe & Greenbaum, PA
Full-Service Law Firm in Towson, Maryland(410) 321-8400
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Greenberg Law Offices
Baltimore, Maryland Personal Injury Lawyers(410) 539-5250 or (888) 529-9654
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Law Offices Of Stephen A. Markey, III, P.C.
Baltimore County Serious Personal Injury & General Practice Attorneys(410) 583-0755 or (800) 927-0239
The Law Offices of Stephen A. Markey III P.C. in Towson, MD, handles personal injury cases and general areas of legal advice for clients. Since 1990, the firm has helped people and small businesses with their legal troubles in Maryland and outside the state. The firm takes cases...
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Law Offices of Todd K. Mohink, PA
Howard County Family Lawyer(410) 964-0050
The Law Offices of Todd K. Mohink, PA is dedicated to providing experienced advocacy in several different practice areas, including divorce and family law, criminal defense, and personal injury. Because we understand how legal issues can have broader impact beyond an initial dispute,...
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LeViness, Tolzman & Hamilton, PA
Maryland Accident, Malpractice and Workers' Comp Attorneys(410) 727-4991 or (800) 547-4529
LeViness, Tolzman & Hamilton is a personal injury law firm located in Baltimore, Maryland that has been serving the region's residents for more than 30 years. The firm's dedicated attorneys show a commitment to obtaining the compensation clients deserve. They know the incredible...
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McGuireWoods LLP
Full-Service Legal Law Firm(410) 659-4400
At McGuireWoods, we deliver quality work, personalized service and exceptional value. We use technology to provide efficient legal solutions and employ a diverse workforce to bring real-world and innovative perspectives to meet our clients' needs.
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Robinson and Associates
Medical Malpractice Lawyers in Maryland(410) 484-1111 or (866) 697-0013
Robinson and Associates is a Maryland medical malpractice law firm representing clients in wrongful death, birth injury, cerebral palsy and nursing home abuse.
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Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, LLC
Maryland Medical Malpractice And Catastrophic Injury Attorneys(410) 385-2225 or (800) 385-2243
Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin and White in Baltimore, MD, practices on behalf of their clients who have been victimized catastrophic medical malpractice. The law firm has a reputation throughout Maryland and Washington, DC, for helping clients get favorable verdicts and settlements....
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