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Chicago Semester—Gina Ciametti '13 of Hickory Hills, Illinois
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Let's Stay Together
I could never in my wildest imagination (and I've imagined A LOT in my time) foresee what was to come in the month of April.
Northlight continues to be full of surprises. Our last and final show of the season has been well underway, and our staff is beyond excited to see it come to life on May 10. Stella and Lou features one of theatre's finest and most comedic actresses of all time, Rhea Perlman. My generation would know her best for her work in Matilda, but she's also a 4 time Emmy-winner for her work on Cheers, what an accomplishment! Oh, and I met her. We ate bagels together, so now we're besties.
Aside from all our show hubbub, I was offered (and accepted) a paying summer internship with Northlight's Performing Arts Camp. I cannot tell you how fun it is to watch kids practice and perform theatre, they are by far the most creative and uninhibited actors of them all. I'm really happy to be sticking around Northlight a little longer than originally expected; it's going to be a great summer.
You know what's really cool? Social media. I will never be sick of the Facebooks and Twitters of our generation because it is a fascinating concept. Just last Friday, I won tickets to see Nicki Bluhm and The Gramblers via Twitter just for simply retweeting a Tweet of theirs. That's literally all I did--a mindless act that I was drawn to and BAM--free tickets. I can do anything now.
I was able to see my friends from school over the weekend at Sunday's Cubs vs. Giants game, and although we lost, the time spent with them was much needed. My usual crew was fun as always, AND I ran into some old dorm mates from Trinity, also a plus.
I hate feeling that I have to cram in all this last-minute excitement before moving back to the suburbs, because if it were up to me, I'd stay here for at least another 2 years. I am in no way ready to give it up yet.
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Florence backs plan for heavier truck loads
By NIKKI YOUNK
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FLORENCE, Wis. – Logging trucks traveling on U.S. 2 in Florence County may soon be able to carry more weight if the Florence County Board of Supervisors gets its way.
During their Tuesday meeting, supervisors approved a resolution asking state legislators to add Florence County to a list of other counties on the Michigan border that allow trucks to haul up to 164,000 pounds of forest products on U.S. 2.
Currently, trucks that conform to Michigan's lighter axle design can haul up to 154,000 pounds on U.S. 2 in Wisconsin.
The increase of 10,000 pounds would allow trucks to carry the full truck weight allowed in Michigan.
Florence County Economic Development Corporation Director Wendy Gehlhoff noted that increasing the weight would benefit Florence Hardwoods, which is located in the Florence Industrial Park near U.S. 2.
"This additional weight per truck will help Florence Hardwoods compete on a more economically level playing field with Michigan sawmills," she said.
Florence Hardwoods is the county's third largest employer.
The resolution cites efficiency as another advantage.
"More efficient truck weight configurations provide fewer trips, less traffic, less wear, greater fuel economy, more efficient braking, reduced stopping distance, less air pollution, less time spent transporting forest products, and less time spent on empty back hauls," the resolution states.
The resolution will be sent to Governor Scott Walker, state transportation committee members, Senator Tom Tiffany, and Representative Rob Swearingen.
In other business, the board:
– Approved the list of emergency fire wardens for Florence County for 2013.
They are Ed Payette at the C & R bar in Aurora, Wis., Kevin and Wendy Huth at the Fence Post in Fence, Wis., Randy and Susan Schneider at the Store in Long Lake, Wis., and George Marciulionis at the Tipler Bar & Grill in Tipler, Wis.
Florence County Forestry and Parks Administrator Pat Smith explained that there are no more residential emergency fire wardens. Only businesses are listed.
– Approved to send a letter to the state opposing proposed revisions to the Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection 50 rule.
Florence County Land Conservation Administrator Margie Yadro said that the proposed revisions would cut funding to her department. She is also asking other organizations in the county to send similar letters.
– Approved to send a letter to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources in support of filling the vacant private lands forester position in Florence County.
– Approved changes to the county's revolving loan fund manual in order to be in compliance with the federal Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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Gamm describes serving needy in Africa
NEW ULM – Dr. Laurel Gamm usually works in the emergency room at New Ulm Medical Center. On Saturday she talked about how six months of service last year with Doctors Without Borders in the Central African Republic (CAR) satisfied her thirst for adventure and then some at the 25th Annual Women's History Luncheon at Turner Hall.
"Life has been interesting. When I was younger, I dreamed of being a bush pilot," Gamm said during a slide show. The show depicted her work in a 45-bed hospital, treating children sick with malaria, respiratory and intestinal illnesses, tetanus, tropical infestations, malnutrition and other ailments rare in the U.S. She worked in the Central African Republic (CAR), one of the least-developed countries in the world.
Her mission was to improve the care of children under the age of five. Twenty percent of the children in the CAR don't live past that age.
"The hospital beds were always full of kids, often pitifully ill, some with no blood sugar. People would walk 12 miles or more to the primitive hospital when they got sick. The rutted roads made it dangerous to walk at night. There are no lights. Power from electrical generators goes off at 10 p.m.," said Gamm, describing her work shared with a dozen French doctors and nurses.
Gamm said very few diagnostic tests were available. A good share of her time was spent doing blood transfusions.
The CAR, Gamm said, is has been unstable since it gained independence from France in 1958. There are about eight doctors for every 100,000 people in CAR.
"It was 90 degrees and humid during the day, but I wore boots, long pants and long-sleeve shirts to protect myself from malaria (spread by) mosquitoes. I slept in a bed surrounded by a mosquito net," Gamm said. "Malaria, which kills one million people a year there now, was common in Minnesota 100 years ago."
Gamm said she often found herself laughing, then crying at the condition some of her patients were in when they arrived at the hospital. She found some solace in a solar-powered fan that provided some relief from the heat and humidity.
"I got respiratory illnesses three times, but I never got seriously ill," Gamm said. "That would have required a 12-hour trip to the nearest emergency room."
The Women's History Luncheon honored several other local women who have worked providing health care to others in need. Honorees at the luncheon were Gamm, Lori Burkhart, Judy Kastman, Anna Koeckeritz, Carol Koeckeritz, Diane Lambrecht, Lisa Monroe, the late Hazel Mickelson, Monica Mueller, Kathy Runck, Carol Ryberg, Kristin Schweiss, Nancy Thomas, Dr. Ellen Vancura and Marlys Zetah.
Lambrecht, the Koeckeritzes, Monroe, Runck, Schweiss and Thomas learned how to do eye exams and took optical equipment and other public health skills and supplies to a small village in Tanzania. They continue to support the village's well being since they returned home.
Registered nurses Mueller, Kastman and Zetah went to New York City as Red Cross volunteers after Hurricane Sandy. They worked 12-hour days aiding those in need. Zetah made four other trips to disaster areas, including New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
Mickelson served in World War II as a U.S. Army nurse and prepared an aid station for the Nuremberg Trials. She and her daughter Kristin managed a Bangladesh clinic for the malnourished. Hazel Mickelson, who died last year, volunteered as a medical nurse in Guatemala and New Mexico.
Vancura learned Spanish so she could communicate with patients during two trips to the Dominican Republic where she mentored Creighton University medical students. She worked at an outpatient clinic in San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala.
Ryberg served as a volunteer nurse in the mountains of Ecuador and Nicaragua during a time of political unrest, providing immunizations, surgical care and educational materials.
Burkhart spent two weeks as a recovery room nurse with Mercy Ships in Sierra Leone, Africa. She worked with corrective procedures, many caused by congenital problems or as a result of civil unrest violence.
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Tim Jenison - NewTek Founder
Tim Jenison is considered the visionary force behind the desktop video revolution. Jenison founded NewTek in 1985, and led the way in the development of a series of highly successful products, including DigiView (the first video digitizer for a computer), DigiPaint, and the Amiga Video Toaster®.
Jenison learned about technology and electrical equipment from his father, who ran an electrical engineering firm. At an early age, he learned to play the piano, and his keyboard talents propelled him to leave college to join a rock band—where, of course, he continually worked on ways to improve the sound equipment.
Tim Jenison was one of the early enthusiasts for personal computers. By the late 1970s, he saw the computer as the integrating medium for his various passions: electronics, music, film and video. He decided that forming a company was the best way to fuel his endeavors to create sophisticated, yet affordable video software tools that everyone could use and enjoy.


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The world's economic powers are engaged in a new wave of outsourcing – one that poses a stark distinction with that of manufacturing in the 1980s, and information technology in the 1990s, according to a recent report in The Economist ("Buying Farmland Abroad: Outsourcing's Third Wave," May 23, 2009). Concerned by recent world food shortages, rich governments are buying up tracks of land in foreign (mostly low-income) countries to ensure continued access to food and other vital agricultural resources.
CNN's Josh Levs observed Earth Day by taking Global Footprint Network's Ecological Footprint quiz on national television. "This is one of the best features that we discovered this week on Earth Day," he says, as he walks viewers through the quiz, answering questions and determining how many planets it takes to support his lifestyle. (Answer: 4.8)
The past year has been a challenging one for the world, filled with environmental news such as soaring food prices and climate change impacts that reflect the growing human and economic costs of overshoot. But it has also been a year in which the global community has truly begun to mobilize to meet our ecological challenges. Read about the work Global Footprint Network is doing on almost every continent to take advantage of this critical moment and push the shift toward a sustainable world economy.
Click here to download our annual report.
As we see clearly from our data – and from the headlines we read every day – humanity urgently needs to employ existing solutions to address our resource challenges. But even so, there will be a gap between what we can achieve with existing solutions and what we will need to live within the means of one planet.
Global Footprint Network has launched versions of its Web site in German, French, and Spanish, with versions in Portuguese and Italian version to go live this month, and plans to add Japanese and Arabic by the end of the year. Users simply go to the language bar at the top of the home page and select the version they wish to view.
Global Footprint Network has launched the latest addition to its popular Ecological Footprint calculator with data specific to Calgary, Canada. Click here to take the quiz.
In a world in which the traditional ways of valuing investments have proven less-than-reliable in recent months, Swiss investment firm Pictet Asset Management is gaining traction with a new type of bond fund: one which rates countries based on their ability to provide a high quality of life at a minimal ecological cost.
Global Footprint Network is calling for abstracts on the the latest developments in Ecological Footprint research and applications, for presentation at Footprint Forum – The Opportunity of Limits to be held June 7-11, 2010. Submissions are welcome on a range of issues and disciplines related to the Ecological Footprint (i.e., carbon, trade, biodiversity, water, etc). Nine abstracts will be selected in total – three to be presented at each of the Forum's three 75-minute sessions. If your abstract is selected, you will have the opportunity to speak at the session for up to 15 minutes, followed by at least 10 minutes of discussion. In addition, a special issue of Ecological Indicators will include extended versions of a selection of papers presented at Footprint Forum 2010.


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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Failure still is fresh in Wes Welker's mind.
On the biggest NFL stage, he and the New England Patriots had fallen short. Twice. And the sting of those single-digit losses to the Giants (in Super Bowls XLII and XLVI) still lingers.
They "no doubt" were the most painful losses of his career, and for that reason, they still drive him. Welker is determined not to fall short this time with the Denver Broncos.
"I think it's the reason I get up in the morning in the offseason, even now," the receiver said recently of his Super Bowl defeats. "We're close again and just trying to make the most of it."
In his first group interview since the AFC championship game victory over the Patriots on Jan. 19, Welker sidestepped the controversy that began with his hard pick on New England cornerback Aqib Talib and escalated a day later when Patriots coach Bill Belichick called out his former receiver, terming it "one of the worst plays I've seen." He said Welker deliberately tried to hurt Talib, who left the game in the second quarter because of a knee injury. The league, however, saw things differently and did not fine Welker. "I was never really worried about it," he said.
Welker also didn't seem to care about his former coach's comments. "I don't really have any reaction," he said. "I'm just happy that we won the game and happy about going to the Super Bowl."
Quarterback Peyton Manning is a large reason that Welker and the Broncos are in the Super Bowl. But the selfless play of several big-name offensive stalwarts also is a big factor. Denver has five players with at least 10 touchdowns — Welker, Demaryius Thomas, Julius Thomas, Knowshon Moreno and Eric Decker.
"I think throughout this locker room, you've got guys who are very unselfish," said Decker, a receiver. "We know what it takes to win. We don't need to talk about it; we need to play about it."
You won't find any divas in the Denver receivers' room.
"That's just how we are," Welker said. "I think we do a great job of giving each other trash if we ever become like that or anything else. … Without one guy showing up to a game, it affects the other guys."


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Among the dozens of people who face eviction each morning in a Downtown courtroom, there are some who have made all of their rent payments.
Their mistake was a late utility bill.
While regulated utility companies do not evict customers, the same does not apply to "submeter" companies that handle electricity and water billing for some apartments and condominiums.
A Dispatch investigation shows that some submeter companies use a lack of regulation in Ohio to make substantial profits on the resale of utilities to a largely captive audience. They charge a premium of 5 to 40 percent compared with the regulated price of electricity, with little or no disclosure. This practice would be illegal in most states.
>> More stories in our 'Shocking Cost' investigation
For these companies, threatening eviction is a tool to get customers to pay bills, some of which have been weighed down by above-market prices and a host of fees.
"It was a horrible experience and it threw me off track," said Simone Stevens, 26, who moved out of her Northeast Side apartment this year after receiving an eviction notice from a submeter company, American Power & Light.
The electricity bills in her small unit were sometimes more than $200 per month, and she fell behind. Once the late fees began to accumulate, the monthly total rose to more than $350.
"I didn't think the bills were going to be that high," she said.
In May, she hastily moved out ahead of an eviction, following two years at the address. Her court file is thick with paperwork from American Power documenting the charges, fees and late payments.
Consumer advocates look at cases like this and see a system that they think is out of control. While they acknowledge that tenants must take responsibility for their bills, the advocates place much of the blame on what they call predatory pricing and aggressive collection tactics.
"To me, it's not any different than if the landlord hired a lawn-care service, and a lawn-care service could evict people," said Emily Crabtree, a lawyer who represents low-income tenants for Columbus Legal Aid.
Is this legal? Like so many aspects of the submeter industry in Ohio, there are no clear rules.
"I didn't think they could evict you," said a woman, in her 20s, who got an eviction notice this year from American Power. She was able to negotiate a payment plan and stay in her home. She asked that her name not be printed because she is concerned about retaliation by American Power.
"One minute, when I got the bill, it was $200 and something dollars, and then it was $500 and then it was $1,000, and I was like, 'How is that possible?'" she said.
American Power initiated 51 eviction cases last year, according to Franklin County Municipal Court records. The company has filed 159 such cases since 2010, and has several current cases in the system.
Bill Finissi, American Power's vice president, would not agree to an interview. On Friday, he e-mailed the following statement:
"As a proportionate share of the utility costs are part of the tenant's monthly rental obligation, the landlord uses the eviction process in lieu of disconnection to enforce payment as well as all other terms and conditions in the mutually agreed-upon signed rental document. Prior to eviction proceedings, we work hand-in-hand with the individual tenants in order to assist with any difficult financial times. The eviction process is our last resort after attempting to work through the situation with the individual tenant."
Another submeter company, Nationwide Energy Partners, opened 278 of the cases from 2002 to 2011, but none since.
"We never will evict a customer because of late energy bills," said Mike Palackdharry, Nationwide Energy's president.
In Ohio, it is not unusual for a lease to say that the tenant must maintain payments for water and electricity. The contracts often say that failure to pay those bills can be grounds for eviction by the property owner or manager.
What is highly unusual about the American Power cases is that the property owner is not the one taking the action. The owner allows the electricity provider to initiate the process and file for a court order.
Consumers seek help from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and the attorney general's office, and they find that the agencies can't do anything because submeter companies are not regulated.
Many customers reach out to the Central Ohio Better Business Bureau, a nonprofit group with no legal authority, which has seen a sharp increase in inquiries about submeter companies in the past few years.
For someone who might be days away from eviction, there isn't much the BBB can do, said Joan Coughlin, a vice president in the office. "We would hear that by the time the complaint could be closed, the renter would be evicted," she said.
Crabtree, the legal-aid lawyer, has said in court filings that submeter companies do not have the legal authority to do evictions. When she made this argument in a July case against American Power, the company stopped trying to evict the customer.
An Ohio court has never ruled on the limits of eviction powers in situations like this.
Crabtree also questions the legality of another American Power practice: charging customers for court and attorney fees, even if the tenant's case is resolved before going to court. The extra charges can add up to several hundred dollars, on top of what the customer already owes.
"To charge someone for court costs when you haven't incurred the costs, that's unjust enrichment, and you can't do that," she said. "It's unconscionable."
The threat of eviction makes consumers less likely to fight utility charges that they see as excessive. This is what happened for a man at Northpark apartments on the Far North Side. He refused to pay an electricity bill while he waited for American Power to give him an explanation for some of the fees.
"They said, 'If you don't pay it, we'll evict you,' " said the man, who asked that his name not be used because he is still in the apartment and is concerned about retaliation.
Soon after, American Power posted an eviction notice on the outside of his door. He paid his bill.
Many of the people who face eviction are in apartment complexes that cater to low-income tenants. They did not budget for above-market electricity costs and sometimes cannot afford to pay.
If they are evicted, though, they lose their security deposit and they have a black mark that will show up on background checks. So, tenants will go to great lengths to avoid eviction, even if it means spending less on groceries, medication and other necessities, Crabtree said.
"You're asking tenants to make a choice they shouldn't have to make," she said.


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Tupper Lake voting stations moved
MALONE – Franklin County election officials are consolidating voting sites, which means everyone in Tupper Lake will vote in the same place for the next election.
In recent years, voting in Tupper Lake has been spread out between places like the Aaron Maddox Hall, Ivy Terrace and Don Smith's Apartments. But county Election Commissioners Veronica King and Kelly Cox told county legislators last week that they are moving all voting in Tupper Lake to the former Holy Ghost Academy, a former elementary school that's largely empty now.
King and Cox said consolidating voting sites will cut down on the resources needed for each election.
"It will cut down on our poll workers, too, by consolidating a lot," Cox said.
Tupper Lake's county legislator, Paul Maroun, said he thinks the new location is a good idea, since it's accessible to people with handicaps, and it's a large, empty building with plenty of room for the voting booths to accommodate all six election districts in town.
County officials are shifting voting in other towns in the county as well:
Bellmont districts 1 and 2 will vote together at the Town Justice Building.
Chateaugay districts 1 and 2 will be at the Chateaugay Village Office.
Fort Covington districts 1, 2 and 3 will be together at the fire station in Fort Covington.
Election officials are waiting to hear from Moira after the town's Tuesday board meeting to see if the board will approve the Board of Election use of the Moira town highway garage for both districts.
Legislators are still working on finding a place for everyone in Malone to vote, but they're having trouble deciding on a location.
The locations need to be finalized by Saturday.


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Home > National Historic Sites > Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site > What's New > "From Ox Carts to Automobiles" - Retro Photo Booth Album
On August 18, 2013, Parks Canada presented the special event "From Ox Carts to Automobiles" – a celebration of the Centennial of the Motor Country Club at Lower Fort Garry. One of the fun activities offered was a Retro Photo Booth where visitors could have their photo taken with a cool vintage car* cut-out and costume accessories from the Motor Country Club era. Enjoy this photo album of visitors getting into the spirit of the Motor Country Club era at Lower Fort Garry!
* Thanks to the Mavins Family for allowing us to photograph their 1912 Ford Model T


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Finished Rail Trail would benefit community
City of Johnstown officials should finish the design work to bring the FJ & G Rail Trail closer to completion.
The Johnstown Common Council on May 20 is expected to decide on whether to approve $145,900 worth of design work by an Albany engineering firm to improve the city's portion of the trail.
The city is implementing a Rail Trail Improvement Program this year using leftover federal money. The city may hire Greenman-Pedersen Inc. of Albany for the design work.
There are two parts to the work, and the city has not decided which to do first.
In one part, Greenman-Pedersen is estimating costs of $86,000 for engineering and design of a Rail Trail extension from Union Avenue to the Montgomery County line near the Walmart Distribution Center at the Johnstown Industrial Park.
In another part, Greenman-Pedersen is estimating $59,900 worth of repairs to the existing trail. The company will look at drainage needs, sign improvements to meet state Department of Transportation standards and adding crosswalks.
Most of the money for projects comes from a $275,000 federal grant Fulton County received for the trail. Cotter said the federal government would pay 80 percent and the city would pay 20 percent.
We hope the city will do the design work for the undeveloped section of the trail first.
It's been about 15 years since the first stage of the Rail Trail was completed. The trail is not just a bike path; it's a way to bring in more people – and their dollars – who are looking to enjoy the natural beauty and history of our area. The trail also improves the quality of life for people living in the area.
The timing of the city's Rail Trail plan is good. Fulton County officials are considering completing a section of the trail in Mayfield, and Montgomery County is looking into completing the 3.4-mile section between Fonda and the city of Johnstown line this year.
When all the work is done, people could walk or ride their bikes from the Mayfield area to the Mohawk River and then have the option of going along the Erie Canal.


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REGREEN Implementation Workshop WA
The REGREEN Implementation Workshop is an instructor-led practicum on maximizing energy and water conservation, sourcing non-toxic materials that contribute to healthy indoor air quality, and integrating strategies to get everyone on board. The full-day workshop is comprised of faculty lecture, small group charrettes, and peer-group interaction.
The 300-level workshop offers 8 health/safety/welfare CEUs (IDCEC), which are also applicable to LEED credential maintenance (although not LEED-specific).
The REGREEN Implementation Workshop is taught by Annette K. Stelmack, Allied ASID, LEED AP BD+C, Sustainable Design Consultant at Inspirit-llc and co-author of Sustainable Residential Interiors.
Continental breakfast, lunch, and snacks are included.
For questions about registration, contact Hannah Flauaus (firstname.lastname@example.com or 202-675-2343).
The workshop is open to interior designers, architects, builders, contractors, realtors, and even homeowners looking to renovate in an environmentally-friendly way. ASID membership is not required to participate.
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REGREEN: A Guide for REGREEN Remodeling Projects
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Time: approximately 2 hours
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Pepper Crusted Tenderloin with Mushroom Cream and Roast Asparagus
- 3/4 pound asparagus, trimmed at stem (fat stems should be peeled down a bit as well)
- Extra-virgin olive oil, for liberal drizzling plus 2 tablespoons
- Salt
- 4 (1-inch thick, 3 to 4-inch round) beef tenderloin steaks, about 1 pound total
- 4 teaspoons coarse black pepper, a rounded palm full
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 6 white mushroom caps, very thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup cognac or brandy, eyeball it
- 3/4 cup cream, eyeball it
- Chopped parsley leaves or chives, for garnish
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.
Spread asparagus on small baking sheet and dress with a liberal drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil and season with salt. Roast the spears in a hot oven until tender and ends are crisp and slightly brown at edges, about 10 to 12 minutes. Asparagus should remain bright green.
Take the chill off the meat then pour the black pepper onto a small plate. Heat the extra-virgin olive oil in a nonstick skillet over medium-high to high heat. When oil smokes, press each steak into pepper to coat then place peppered side down in the skillet. Sear and caramelize the meat 3 to 4 minutes, turn and cook 2 minutes more for rare, 3 minutes for pink.
While the meat cooks, heat a small skillet over medium flame and melt then butter. Add mushrooms and lightly saute them for 4 to 5 minutes. Season the mushrooms with salt and pepper and add cognac or brandy to the pan. Be careful of flare ups. You may want to add the liquor off the stove top then return the skillet to the heat. Reduce the liquid by half, cooking off the alcohol and concentrating the flavor, then stir in the cream and warm it through. Reduce heat a bit and let sauce thicken 2 to 3 minutes.
Spoon sauce over meat and serve with asparagus alongside.
Recipe courtesy of Rachael Ray
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Pepper-crusted Steak with Strawberry Zinfandel Sauce and Orange-Mustard Aioli
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Action typically picks up on day two and three of the Shrine Game practices every year, as players put on full pads and start showing off more than just their athleticism.
This year, the second day was a bit of a downer, as both Jerry Glanville and Leeman Bennett ran more lackadaisical practices in which there was more teaching than getting in solid reps. The teams also seemed to be running more special teams reps than usual, which isn't always the best way to get a good look at most of the talent.
Still, the shining moment of any All-Star game's second day is "the pit"—a drill in which offensive and defensive linemen line up and go mano a mano. Since so many factors can go into line play, it's always a treat to see which guys are able to step up, take on good competition and put the other guys on their backside.
On day three, it's a perfect opportunity to take a look at defenders, as the pads are on and speed starts to pick up. It isn't the same as watching these guys during game conditions to be sure, but it's as good of a look as scouts will get at them apart from pouring through tape.
So which linemen and defenders are most ready for the pros?


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Debates of Sept. 19th, 2011
House of Commons Hansard #15 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was refugees.
- Question Period
- Vacancy
- Hon. Jack Layton
- Business of the House
- Preventing Human Smugglers from Abusing Canada's Immigration System Act
- Infrastructure
- Stanley Cup
- Rosalie Hall
- Child Nutrition
- Ukraine
- Wapikoni Mobile
- Sarnia Labour Day Parade
- Foreign Affairs
- William Commanda
- ArcticNet
- Jack Layton
- The Economy
- Child Nutrition
- Battle of Britain
- William Commanda
- The Economy
- G8 Summits
- Government Spending
- Chief of the Defence Staff
- The Economy
- Infrastructure
- Human Rights
- Agriculture
- Member for Mississauga—Erindale
- Quebec
- G8 Summit
- The Environment
- Air Canada
- Service Canada
- Public Safety
- Waterfront Toronto
- Democratic Reform
- Presence in Gallery
- Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner
- Shared Vision for Perimeter Security and Economic Competitiveness
- Government Response to Petitions
- Pope John Paul II Day Act
- Canada Water Preservation Act
- Excise Tax Act
- Income Tax Act
- Financial Administration Act
- Internet Child Pornography Prevention Act
- Employment Insurance Act
- Criminal Code
- Hazardous Products Act
- Canadian Human Rights Act
- Criminal Code
- Committees of the House
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Starred Questions
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Privilege
- Preventing Human Smugglers from Abusing Canada's Immigration System Act
- Federal Ombudsman for Victims of Crime
- Preventing Human Smugglers from Abusing Canada's Immigration System Act
Child Nutrition
Statements by Members
2 p.m.
Massimo Pacetti Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel, QC
Mr. Speaker, students across Canada recently returned to school. When I was a school board trustee, I saw, first-hand, children who had nothing to eat. We now know that this situation is only getting worse. A growing number of children are starting their school days on empty stomachs. We all know that being hungry makes it impossible to maintain the concentration needed for learning in order to pursue one's education, which is crucial to Canada's future.
Despite local community organizations' superhuman efforts to help these schoolchildren, too many of them still do not have anything to eat. We need to do a great deal more. Is it too much to ask this government to introduce a national nutrition program that could help these victims in our society?
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Bernard Trottier Etobicoke—Lakeshore, ON
Mr. Speaker, recently we have seen some very troubling events take place in Ukraine. The persecution, arrest and continued detention of Yulia Tymoshenko, along with many others, are cause for great concern both in Canada as well as in the international community. Also, we deplore the murder of the journalist Georgy Gongadze and the harassment and intimidation of Ukrainian historians who draw attention to Ukrainian national resistance during Soviet rule.
These apparently politically motivated actions undermine the rule of law and human rights, which are at the core of all democracies. The Ukrainian people, having long lived under the rule of regressive and undemocratic Soviet policies, will not accept a return to darker times. Ukrainians deserve to live in a peaceful and prosperous society, where they can enjoy the same freedoms and safeties seen across other western nations.
I stand with the 1.25 million Ukrainian-Canadians, many of whom reside in my riding of Etobicoke—Lakeshore, who urge the Ukrainian government to strengthen judiciary independence free of political interference.
Slava Ukrainia.
Wapikoni Mobile
Statements by Members
September 19th, 2011 / 2:05 p.m.
Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet Hochelaga, QC
Mr. Speaker, I want to talk about Wapikoni Mobile, a project involving two travelling studios that have visited over a dozen first nations villages every year for the past seven years.
To date, 2,000 young people have learned to create and produce movies and music and develop basic skills, life skills and even survival skills.
This program is for marginalized youth who are not reachable in the more traditional ways: youth at risk for dropping out of school, addiction or suicide.
Wapikoni Mobile restores their confidence and their appetite for learning and helps them prepare to enter the workforce.
The proof is in the pudding: the project creates local jobs and has won 44 Canadian and international awards. What is more, these contemporary works help break down stereotypes and promote aboriginal culture across the country and throughout the world.
Long live Wapikoni, in spite of the recent unexpected cuts to the program.
Sarnia Labour Day Parade
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Patricia Davidson Sarnia—Lambton, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today in our nation's House of Commons to call attention to the 2011 Sarnia Labour Day parade, an annual tradition in my riding of Sarnia—Lambton since 1902. Cool weather and little rain could not dampen the spirits of the marchers, and the crowds lined the streets numbering in the thousands and cheered on the 57 separate entries that formed the parade's floats.
Sarnia—Lambton has a strong tradition of support for the local labour force, and this was evident on September 5 as local unions were joined by the St. Clair Drum Line, members of the Sarnia Sting and Sarnia Braves baseball team and the mayor's 2010 honour list recipients. Eight trophies were presented to participants, including the Save the Sarnia Jail committee that won for best overall union float.
I send my congratulations for such a great success to the president of the Sarnia District Labour Council, June Maruschak, and the chief organizer for the 2011 parade, Penny Jakubowski.
On behalf of Sarnia—Lambton, I extend my thanks.
Foreign Affairs
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Mark Adler York Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, on Friday the leader of the Palestinian Authority confirmed what had long been rumoured: the Palestinians intend to seek full membership and state recognition at the United Nations during this week's general assembly meetings.
I was proud to hear the Prime Minister say a very short time later that Canada would vote against such a move, calling it "not helpful" to the cause of peace. This is an attempt to circumvent the negotiation process. It will make a resumption of peace talks more difficult, raise expectations, yet not change the facts on the ground or improve lives and could lead to heightened frustrations. The result could be mass demonstrations or even another intifada. This will only contribute to regional instability.
Our government believes the only solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is through negotiations between the parties. It is our hope negotiations can resume as soon as possible.
I am confident the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs will make Canada's views widely known in New York this week. Hon. members should be prepared to consider all options if this unilateral action succeeds.
William Commanda
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Paul Dewar Ottawa Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, on August 3, Algonquin elder William Commanda passed away at the age of 97 at his home in Kitigan Zibi, near Maniwaki.
William Commanda was a pillar of our community. He was generous in sharing his wisdom. He was a visionary and an exceptional man. He leaves behind a legacy that will forever inspire us.
I extend my deepest condolences to Chief Gilbert Whiteduck, the grandfather's family, the Algonquin nation and his followers in Canada and abroad.
His wisdom, patience and sense of humour will be missed and, although he is no longer with us, his memory will help guide us as we pursue his quest for justice and peace in the world.
We thank Grandfather Commanda for his contributions.
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Ryan Leef Yukon, YT
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise today to tell the House about our government's latest commitment to northern environmental protection, a five-year renewal of funding for ArcticNet.
Last week the Minister of Industry announced a $67 million contribution toward ArcticNet's research, which is focused on sustainable development, marine ecosystems, clean air and other challenges facing our north. Thanks to this commitment to ArcticNet, researchers and communities will be able to work together to better understand our northern environment, which is key to building a prosperous and environmentally protected north.
After years of neglect by the previous Liberal government, and despite the anti-development opposition of the NDP, our government, led by our Prime Minister, is acting to ensure that the north fulfills its true potential as a healthy, prosperous, environmentally protected and secure region within a strong and sovereign Canada.
Jack Layton
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Jack Harris St. John's East, NL
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to my late friend and colleague Jack Layton, Leader of the Opposition and member of Parliament for Toronto—Danforth. He was my friend and my family's friend, but he was also every family's friend, especially those who long for social justice, economic security or simply recognition of their value in society.
We each have our own memories of Jack: how he reached out to us and touched us by his humanity; how he inspired us by his commitment and dedication; how he showed his compassion for people and his passion for showing others that there is a better way to do things. We remember how he loved people and how people loved him back.
In his letter to Canadians, he offers us the watchwords of "love", "hope" and "optimism", his belief in young people and the future they can help us to create, and the conviction that we can succeed.
By his own life and his political career, he has shown us that it can be done, and now it is up to us to make it happen.
The Economy
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, since taking office, the Conservative government has been focusing on what matters to Canadians—creating jobs and promoting economic growth.
I am pleased that Canada has been ranked as having the soundest banks in the world for the fourth year in a row, and that nearly 600,000 net new jobs have been created since July 2009, the strongest growth record in the G7.
Our economic recovery remains fragile and too many Canadians are still looking for work. That is why we are firmly focused on the implementation of the next phase of Canada's economic action plan—a low-tax plan for jobs and growth. We want to keep the Canadian economy on the right track with measures such as the hiring credit for small business.
Child Nutrition
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Kirsty Duncan Etobicoke North, ON
Mr. Speaker, Canadian children have returned to school, but many of them are going to class hungry. Forty per cent of elementary students and 62% of secondary school students do not eat a nutritious breakfast. One in five Canadian children lives below the poverty line, which may lead to poor nutritional status and poor child health outcomes.
However, Canadian children from all income brackets are vulnerable to inadequate nutrition. Hungry children cannot learn. Their learning capabilities are affected by how recently they have eaten. Malnutrition in early life can limit long-term intellectual development.
Fortunately, school nutrition programs are highly effective in providing children with nutritious diets, better cognitive abilities and health. Unfortunately, Canada is one of the few developed countries without a national nutrition program.
Access to adequate food is a right of every individual. We must therefore fight for a national school nutrition program for all our children.
Battle of Britain
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Laurie Hawn Edmonton Centre, AB
Mr. Speaker, this September. we commemorate the 71st anniversary of the Battle of Britain. As the first major battle fought primarily in the air and a turning point in the Second World War, the Battle of Britain remains a critical event in our past.
Britain looked to the skies for support and Canadians and the Royal Canadian Air Force were there. Our valiant airmen worked with British and allied forces to save Britain from invasion and pave the way for the liberation of Europe. When it became clear that the Royal Air Force would not buckle, the battle ended and Britain was safe.
Today, Canada remembers its heroes. We pay tribute to our history and honour the generation of Canadians who bravely served this country, as well as those who wear the Canadian uniform with pride today.
Not long ago, we revived the memory of Churchill's 'Few' as we reintroduced the Royal Canadian Air Force to Canada and our allies.
As Canadians, we owe it to our veterans to honour their legacy, and watching the Hurricane and the Spitfire slip the surly bonds of earth over Ottawa on the weekend provided a beautiful and poignant reminder of that history and heritage.
Today, Canada remembers the veterans of the Battle of Britain. Lest we forget.
William Commanda
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Mathieu Ravignat Pontiac, QC
Mr. Speaker, on August 3, 2011, a great man passed away. William Commanda, the spiritual leader of an international peace movement, the Circle of Nations, died at the age of 97.
In my riding of Pontiac, he was the chief of the Kitigan Zibi reserve from 1951 to 1970. He dedicated his entire life to protecting the environment and staunchly defending the rights of aboriginal peoples.
William Commanda was a trapper, a guide, a birch bark canoe craftsman, a chief and a spiritual leader who travelled around the world.
Mr. Commanda received a number of distinctions, including the lifetime achievement award from the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation.
My NDP colleagues and I offer our sincere condolences to Mr. Commanda's family and to the entire Algonquin nation.
Rest in peace, Ojigkwanong.
The Economy
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Gerald Keddy South Shore—St. Margaret's, NS
Mr. Speaker, Canadians gave our Conservative government a strong mandate to stay focused on what matters: helping to create jobs and promoting economic growth.
Canada's economy has created nearly 600,000 net new jobs since July 2009. It is the strongest job growth record in the G7. What is more, both the IMF and the OECD forecast Canada's economy will be among the strongest in the G7. Moody's recently renewed Canada's AAA credit rating due to our economic resiliency, very high government financial strength and a low susceptibility to event risk.
However, the global economic recovery is fragile and the last thing Canada's economy needs now is the NDP and Liberal massive job-killing tax hikes. Staying the course with our prudent low-tax plan will support Canada's economic recovery and help create jobs for all Canadians.
The Economy
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Nycole Turmel Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister is still looking at the economy through rose-coloured glasses. Just as in 2008, he is refusing to see the signs. Scotiabank is warning that Canada is on the verge of another recession. Moody's is sounding the alarm about household debt. Investments are down and the government's solution is to slash services.
When will the Prime Minister take action to create jobs and avoid another economic crisis?
The Economy
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, I would like to congratulate the member for Hull—Aylmer on her first question as Leader of the Opposition.
The government's position is clear—the economy is our number one priority. The global economy is very fragile, as I said many times last year. We need to continue focusing our work on creating jobs through measures such as investing in research, all while keeping taxes low.


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Skip to comments.Rand Paul's immigration speech
Posted on 03/19/2013 7:04:07 AM PDT by Perdogg
Por favor disculpen mi Espanol. Como creCI en Houston -es un poco espanglish y un poco Tex Mex. I lived, worked, played and grew up alongside Latinos. As a teenager I worked alongside immigrants mowing lawns and putting in landscaping around businesses.
I remember once asking one of the immigrant workers how much he was being paid. Cuanto le Pagan por el trabajo?
He responded tres dolars.
I responded, Yo tambien. Tres Dolars, por hora . . . ?
He shook shook his head, No tres Dolars, por dia!
At a young age, I came to understand that it makes a difference whether you are a documented immigrant or an undocumented immigrant, that the existence was not easy for the undocumented but that opportunity in America somehow trumped even the poor living conditions and low pay.
I wondered what circumstances must have been like in his country to choose an admittedly tough life in the shadows.
Growing up in Texas I never met a Latino who wasnt working.
In school, everyone took Spanish. I sometimes wish I had paid more attention in class. As a teenager, I was not always the model citizen that I am today
In my middle school Spanish class, my exuberance sometimes overcame my restraint and I would be asked to go to the principals office. My Spanish teacher would scold me,
En boca cerrada no entran moscas!
Cuando no lo escuchaba, I would often be sent to the Principals office.
In those days we had corporal punishment. After a few such trips to the principals office, I discovered that my Spanish teacher was married to the Assistant Principal and they were getting a divorce.
So when I was sent to the principals office, I would make the decision to go instead to the Assistant Principals office. He and I would commiserate: Oh man shes crazy! Youre right kid, just sit here today and go back tomorrow.
As a consequence, I never became as proficient with my Spanish as I would have liked because I spent a great deal of time in detention.
I read Miguel de Unamuno in college. I think he gives Republicans some good advice,
He wrote, Miremos más que somos padres de nuestro porvenir que no hijos de nuestro pasado
Republicans need to become parents of a new future with Latino voters or we will need to resign ourselves to permanent minority status.
The Republican Party has insisted for years that we stand for freedom and family values. I am most proud of my party when it stands for both.
The vast majority of Latino voters agree with us on these issues but Republicans have pushed them away with harsh rhetoric over immigration.
Immigration is a contentious issue in American politics. In our zeal for border control, we have sometimes obscured our respect and admiration for immigrants and their contribution to America.
Republicans have been losing both the respect and votes of a group of people who already identify with our belief in family, faith, and conservative values. Hispanics should be a natural and sizable part of the Republican base.
That they have steadily drifted away from the GOP in each election says more about Republicans than it does about Hispanics.
Whether we are discussing hard work, respect for life or the quest for freedom, immigrants bring with them the same values that previous generations of immigrants did.
Defense of the unborn and defense of traditional marriage are Republican issues that should resonate with Latinos but have been obscured by the misperception that Republicans are hostile to immigrants.
Somewhere along the line Republicans have failed to understand and articulate that immigrants are an asset to America, not a liability.
My German great-grandparents didnt speak much English when they came to America. They didnt have much, but they also didnt ask for much-all they wanted was an opportunity.
They began in America peddling vegetables. They finally got that opportunity when they started a dairy business in their garage, scraping together a living, raising a family, and constantly working to give their children a better life than they had.
My great-grandfather came to America in the 1880′s. His father died after only six months in America. At 14, my great-grandfather was alone.
He survived and ultimately thrived in his new country with a new language. In their home and their church they spoke German.
Republicans who criticize the use of two languages make a great mistake.
As the son of immigrants, my grandfather, who only had an 8th grade education, would live to see his own children all go to college. They became ministers, professors, doctors and accountants and one of them became a Congressman.
My familys story is like that of millions of others who came to this country. Every generation of immigrants wants these opportunities.
Many have faced intolerance and bigotry. It was not always easy to be German American in the face of two world wars started by Germans. Intolerance is not new, and it is not limited to one language or skin color.
But through our rich history, and for many millions of immigrants who came to America, such sacrifice and hardship was worth it. They wanted what all Americans want-better lives for themselves, their children and grandchildren.
For the American Dream to be achievable for all, we have to have an educational system that believes that all students have the capability to succeed.
Unfortunately, the education establishment seems to casually discard Latinos, blacks, and others into crummy schools with no hope.
I argue that the struggle for a good education is the civil rights issue of our day.
I love the story of Jaime Escalante.
In the area of East Los Angeles, in 1982, in an environment that values a quick fix over education and learning, Escalante was a new math teacher at Garfield High School determined to change the system and challenge the students to a higher level of achievement.
Escalante was at first not well liked by students, receiving numerous taunts and threats.
As the year progressed, he was able to win over the attention of the students by implementing innovative teaching techniques.
He transformed even the most troublesome teens into dedicated students. While Escalante was teaching basic arithmetic and algebra, he realized that his students have far more potential.
He decided to teach them calculus. To do so, he held a summer course in pre-calculus.
Despite concerns and skepticism of other teachers, who felt that you cant teach logarithms to illiterates, Escalante nonetheless developed a program in which his students can eventually take AP Calculus by their senior year.
Taking the AP Calculus exam in the spring of their senior year, his students were relieved and overjoyed to find that they have all passed, a feat done by few in the state.
My dream is that we transform the education monopoly into a thriving, competitive environment where Hispanic students get to choose what school they attend and that no student is forgotten or ignored.
Americas strength has always been that we are a melting pot with room for those who dare to dream. Ive seen firsthand what it is like for new immigrants in Texas.
Ive never met a new immigrant looking for a free lunch.
The question is: How do we now reflect this in our 21st century immigration policy?
It is absolutely vital for both the success of our immigration policy and for the purposes of national security that we finally secure our borders.
Not to stop most immigrants from coming-we welcome them and in fact should seek to increase legal immigration.
The Republican Party must embrace more legal immigration.
Unfortunately, like many of the major debates in Washington, immigration has become a stalemate-where both sides are imprisoned by their own rhetoric or attachment to sacred cows that prevent the possibility of a balanced solution.
Immigration Reform will not occur until Conservative Republicans, like myself, become part of the solution. I am here today to begin that conversation.
Lets start that conversation by acknowledging we arent going to deport 12 million illegal immigrants.
If you wish to work, if you wish to live and work in America, then we will find a place for you.
In order to bring conservatives to this cause however, those who work for reform must understand that a real solution must ensure that our borders are secure.
But we also must treat those who are already here with understanding and compassion.
The first part of my plan border security must be certified by Border Patrol and an Investigator General and then voted on by Congress to ensure it has been accomplished.
This is what I call, Trust but Verify.
With this in place, I believe conservatives will accept what needs to come next, an issue that must be addressed: what becomes of the 12 million undocumented workers in the United States?
My plan is very simple and will include work visas for those who are here, who are willing to come forward and work.
A bipartisan panel would determine number of visas per year. High tech visas would also be expanded and have a priority. Special entrepreneurial visas would also be issued.
Fairness is key in any meaningful immigration reform, but this fairness would cut both ways:
The modernization of our visa system and border security would allow us to accurately track immigration.
It would also enable us to let more people in and allow us to admit we are not going to deport the millions of people who are currently here illegally.
This is where prudence, compassion and thrift all point us toward the same goal: bringing these workers out of the shadows and into being taxpaying members of society.
Imagine 12 million people who are already here coming out of the shadows to become new taxpayers.12 million more people assimilating into society. 12 million more people being productive contributors.
Conservatives, myself included, are wary of amnesty. My plan will not grant amnesty or move anyone to the front of the line.
But what we have now is de facto amnesty.
The solution doesnt have to be amnesty or deportation-a middle ground might be called probation where those who came illegally become legal through a probationary period.
My plan will not impose a national ID card or mandatory E-Verify, forcing businesses to become policemen.
We should not be unfair to those who came to our country legally. Nor should we force business owners to become immigration inspectors-making them do the job the federal government has failed to do.
After an Inspector General has verified that the border is secure after year one, the report must come back and be approved by Congress.
In year two, we could begin expanding probationary work visas to immigrants who are willing to work. I would have Congress vote each year for five years whether to approve or not approve a report on whether or not we are securing the border.
We should be proud that so many want to come to America, that it is still seen as the land of opportunity.
Lets make it a land of legal work, not black market jobs. Lets make it a land of work not welfare. Our land should be one of assimilation, not hiding in the shadows.
On immigration, common sense and decency have been neglected for far too long. Lets secure our borders, welcome our new neighbors, and practice the values of freedom and family for all to see.
Some say to generalize about any ethnic group is be a racist. There is a hilarious Seinfeld episode where Jerry admits that he loves Asian women but he frets and worries, Is it racist to like a certain race?
So it is with trepidation that I express my admiration for the romance of the latin culture. I am a fan of Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
In Love in the Time of Cholera, Marquez gives some advice that Republicans might consider,
. . . human beings are not born once and for all on the day their mothers give birth to them, . . . life obliges them over and over again to give birth to themselves.
Likewise, Republicans need to give birth to a new attitude toward immigrants, an attitude that sees immigrants as assets not liabilities.
No one captures the romance of the Latin culture more than Pablo Neruda.
I love how Neruda in Si tu me Olvidas issues a passionate threat but ends by saying,
si cada día,
cada hora,
sientes que a mí estás destinada
con dulzura implacable,
si cada día sube
una flor a tus labios a buscarme,
ay amor mío, ay mía,
en mí todo ese fuego se repite,
en mí nada se apaga ni se olvida
How can we not embrace such passion. How can we not want that culture to merge with and infuse the American spirit. They are not called the romance languages for no reason.
As we move forward on immigration reform, I for one will work to find a solution that both adheres to the rule of law and makes room for compassion.
My hope is that today we begin a dialogue between the GOP and Latinos.
A dialogue that shows that the GOP sees all immigrants as assets and that Latinos can come to see the GOP as the party of opportunity, the party of the American Dream, El partido del sueňo Americano.
Here is the speech without media commentary, people can read for themselves and decide.
LOL! And the union thug crowd goes wild!
So new to the political scene and with such potential.
And so quickly off the rails.
Imagine 12 million more Democrat voters!
> Imagine 12 million people who are already here coming out
> of the shadows to become new taxpayers.
Imagine 12 million new DemonRAT voters.
Just curious. Does anyone know if you have to press 1 for Spanish in Mexico?
From what we have seen so far, he suffers from a bipolar political disease.
"12 million more people being productive contributors."
And 12 million new people raping taxpayers-—because they can.
Its one thing to talk positive and characterize a race as positive, in this case conservative, to try to court some support, I understand his doing that. that is standard election politics
But its another to use it as a claim (clearly false) to get more of them the vote when they are biased to Dem issues.
Same question for Paul and Rub : where exactly do you draw the line on amnesty?
Well, scratch another one off the list.
Or, perhaps I should have written:
Bien, rasguñe otro uno de la lista.
"Conservatives, myself included, are wary of amnesty. My plan will not grant amnesty or move anyone to the front of the line."
Just who is left on the list?
I am going back to Paul Ryan.
Pure insanity.
GWB and Mccain swore that their amnesty plan was not amnesty because they pay a fine and 'back taxes', but they were clearly amnesty plans, and they claimed it put them in the back, when it put them in front.. They just made up their own definitions to suit their arguments.
Just being in the US puts them in the front of the line in some ways ('we cant deport them all').
So my comment/question stands, exactly where do they draw the line?
I am not opposed to evrerything like many here are, but I am very against giving illegals the vote to vote Dem.
No mas, Senor Paul.
Any legislation that allows the lawbreakers to stay and work here, the object of their crime, is amnesty. They are at the head of line, which begins in their home country. We have over 4 million intending immigrants overseas waiting their turn to enter legally. They have completed all the necessary paperwork and paid the fees. Whatever happened to the rule of law?
Citizenship is a bonus. Rand Paul is selling us the same BS that McCain, Graham, Bush, Rove, Kennedy, etc tried to sell us. Rand Paul is a libertarian not a conservative.
Just admit it, Rand, your position is open borders, just as open borders is the libertarian position.
Republicans need to become parents of a new future with Latino voters or we will need to resign ourselves to permanent minority status.
Total delusion. Amnesty will insure permanent minority status for Republicans. 60/40, 70/30? The most recent arrivals (illegal aliens) will break even less for Repubicans. Probably near 80/20.
Hopefully, the state of Kentucky will see fit to find a real conservative senator when Rand is up for reconsideration.
Well, Rand, you are supposed to be a smart free market guy. If your friend gets suddenly legalized and make tres Dolars per hour, what is going to stop the next unscrupulous employer to bring in his replacement illegal at tres Dolars, por dia?
This is a pipe dream. If they come out of the shadows, it will be to collect welfare checks. They will never be assimilated, unless we decide to start speaking Spanish to accommodate them.
Looks like Paul/McCain in 2016.
Imagine 12 million more people on unemployment and medicaid because, being legal, the price of their labor goes up and they're replaced with new illegals.
Imagine 12 million people, who owe more loyalty to Mexico that to the USA being able to vote. Imagine 12 million more people more loyal to Mexico, sending for their families...
What an idiot Rand Paul is!
This was actually a very good speech to appeal to Hispanic voters. BUT, Paul does not seem to think illegals will vote Democrat, use our welfare system (food stamps, Medicaid, etc.), or be a gateway to bringing their extended families into the US.
Why? He's not stupid.
This isn't about the vote but legalization of status, which gives the lawbreakers everything but the vote. It is an amnesty pure and simple. And there is no way the courts would ever uphold two different classes of legal permanent residents, i.e., one with a path to citizenship and one without. They will get the vote eventually.
Politically how does this help the Reps? The Dems will benefit even if there was an attempt to withhold voting rights. The Dems will just use it as ammo against the Reps politically. The next step would be pushing for a path to citizenship citing the fact that the new legalized residents must pay income and payroll taxes, be eligible for the draft, etc. It is a loser politically.
Let's not focus on voting as the central issue. It should be legalizing their status. And let's get real about legal immigration. Every ten years we have what amounts to an amnesty. With 1.2 million LEGAL IMMIGRANTS ENTERING ANNUALLY, they will be able to vote eventually and two thirds of them will vote Dem. Illegal immigration is the shiny little bauble that distracts us from the real game changer--legal immigration. The status quo will make the Dems the permanent majority party. Amnesty just hastens the process.
Just curious. Does anyone know if you have to press 1 for Spanish in Mexico?
Kinda Like I was wondering if you are of American heritage
and live in South Africa, are you an American-African?
I think, first of all, that Paul has to go back to Kentucky and explain to those who elected him just why he did not run on that platform so they could decide. If he had, he would not be a senator today. Also, the American economy can not provide a place for millions of its native citizens and support entitlements presently. That speech was feel-good stupidity. I got a mailer from him yesterday. I can write more direct in his return envelope.
The really bad news will be released four or five years down the road when the Ken and Barbies on the evening news announce that they had misjudged the number of foreign nationals in this country illegally. The "12 million" turned out to be somewhere between 20 and 30 million.
Let's start that converstion by acknowledging you aren't going to get my vote.
Still...if I only read the first parts, I'd be inclinded to think he had sold out, that he abandoned the Constitutional principles he stood for and those who follow the laws, those who immigrate the legal way, as did his ancestors and mine, and those who work, or want to, and those who spent a lifetime "contributing" to the social systems now diluted, those promises broken.
The progressives tell us that we are told to embrace this unlevel playing field tilted in favor of those who have bypassed the gates, the many who now ride the train for free. Don't tell me they are the same as those who followed the rules, through good times and the bad.
So, while I reject his opening remarks and syrupy emotional framing of illegal immigrants as not speaking to me and starting to piss me off, the more I read, I find the points that need to be made to support this statement:
My plan will not grant amnesty or move anyone to the front of the line.
1) Lock down the border. ("Trust and Verify" whatever that means and looks like.)
2) Increase/reform legal immigration. "Modernize" the system and border security.
3) Document the "undocumented" workers with work visas.
He has repeatedly said it starts with border security.
He left me with the impression he wouldn't support anything that didn't secure the border first.
On this point, I completely agree. Start, or stop, there.
He is ill-informed or he thinks we are stupid. There are so many falsehoods and Orwellian uses of language in this speech, it is disgraceful. Why is he doing it? Naked political ambition and his libertarian bent that sees the free movement of labor regardless of borders. It is naive and dangerous.
Not to stop most immigrants from coming-we welcome them and in fact should seek to increase legal immigration.
The proposition that we need more legal immigrants while 23 million Americans are looking for jobs is insane. During the decade ending in 2010, we had more legal immigrants enter this country in our history, 13.9 million. During that same period we suffered a net loss of 400,000 jobs.
The U.S. adds one international migrant (net) every 36 seconds. Immigrants account for one in 8 U.S. residents, the highest level in more than 90 years. In 1970 it was one in 21; in 1980 it was one in 16; and in 1990 it was one in 13. In a decade, it will be one in 7, the highest it has been in our history. And by 2050, one in 5 residents of the U.S. will be foreign-born.
The nations immigrant population (legal and illegal) reached 40 million in 2010, the highest number in our history. The U.S. immigrant population has doubled since 1990, nearly tripled since 1980, and quadrupled since 1970, when it stood at 9.7 million. Of the 40 million immigrants in the country in 2010, 13.9 million arrived in 2000 or later making it the highest decade of immigration in American history, even though there was a net loss of jobs during the decade.
Ted Cruz?
I get this argument all the time and it is bogus. The courts dont award citizenship. If your argument is that the Dems will continue to win POTUS elections (by continuing to get hispanics to vote) and will then put more Wise Latino's on the court to award illegals citizenship, then all bets are off anyway. But congress passes immigration laws.
But courts do NOT award US citizenship.
Calling hispanics brought here as little kids say 5 and raised here getting a US public school diploma (maybe even a college degree) criminals for 'being illegal' is a great way to get more Wise Latino's on the court.
It looks like putting on a white hood demanding they wear gold stars for being 'illegal'.
Those coming here as adults or trafficing their kids here is another story. There is a good case against them.
And as I said, Bohner will pass anything Reid sends him, VAWA now includes protection for illeagls.
How many GOP Senators does Reid need to give illegals the vote? McCain, Grahamnesty, Rubio, Paul....??
Wait till illegals vote in GOP primaries ...
sigh :(
That would happen. In 1986, I think they pretended to expect 1.5 million and got around 3 million. And the 11 million number for illegals has been used for almost ten years now.
My plan will not grant amnesty or move anyone to the front of the line.
An absolute bald lie. His plan is an amnesty that will grant blanket legal status to every illegal in this country and allow them to stay and work here. They are at the front of line, which really begins in their home country. What about the 4 million intending LEGAL immigrants who have filled out all the paperwork and are waiting their turn to enter?
Words have meanings. The Democrats and the mainstream media have hijacked the language surrounding the immigration issue to the point that we had Michael Chertoff, the Secretary of Homeland Security and our nations top immigration official at the time, testifying before Congress using the term undocumented workers to describe illegal aliens. John McCain and Barack Obama studiously avoided the term amnesty to describe their comprehensive immigration reform plans and despite the evidence, baldly declared that it was not an amnesty. Instead, they used such euphemisms as getting to the back of the line, an earned path to citizenship, and coming out of the shadows. The Democrats and pro-amnesty crowd know full well that the American people are against amnesty, hence the avoidance of the A word.
Just heard on Fox, Ryan is in agreement with Paul, Rubio, et al.
I was just thinking of a way to 'grade' these idiots who will probably be running in 2016.
Due to the dumbing down of everything, it would have to be a PASS or FAIL system.
Which ones do you give a FAIL to on a given issue?
Which ones do you give a PASS to on a given issue?
I have gotten to the point that I just don't know.
I used to think the best were from the governors ranks, but 2012 and since has many Pubbie governors folding faster than the Washington Pubbies on Obamacare, etc ...
It is getting harder and harder to distinguish Pubbies from the Dems, so-called conservatives from the progressives.
It is disappointing to hear Paul promote this plan. I just don't understand why he believes it will work and not further destroy the US.
I had no idea that legal immigration was so high. Thanks for that info.
Of course, we know that will never happen, because too much money changes hands just to keep the whole thing going. So, I have an idea. The mexicans have announced that their expropriating their state run oil company PEMEX. I say that US companies are allowed to take over all of PEMEX's assets as repayment for having to support 1/3 of the mexican population for who knows how long. Otherwise, we ship back every single illegal, and let the mexican government have to deal with them for a change.
Operation Wetback in action
The effort began in California and Arizona in 1954 and coordinated 1,075 Border Patrol agents, along with state and local police agencies. Tactics employed included going house to house in Mexican-American neighborhoods and citizenship checks during standard traffic stops.
Some 750 agents targeted agricultural areas with a goal of 1,000 apprehensions per day. By the end of July, over 50,000 illegal aliens were caught in the two states. An estimated 488,000 illegal aliens are believed to have left voluntarily, for fear of being apprehended. By September, 80,000 had been taken into custody in Texas, and the INS estimated that 500,000 to 700,000 had left Texas of their own accord. To discourage illicit re-entry, buses and trains took many deportees deep within Mexican territory before releasing them.
Some say we can't deport them all, I say remember Ike!!
Then, watching the Fed suing Arizona for doing the Fed's Constitutionally mandated job of enforcing an international border has been too much to stomach, because of the reality of what that means.
The mental state that has taken over so much of US needs to somehow be countered or we go down.
Perhaps Dr. Paul's speech is designed to lower the resistance some of US have to common sense and the realities of being a careless falling soooper power in a dangerous world.
One has to be careful waking up a sleeping morning after alcoholic. Careful with those bright lights and noise, go slow, be nice, and maybe they'll see things more clearly once they wake up.
The big problem here is that the basis for his reasoning, one of the first things he mentions, is that Hispanics have common ground with Republicans on social and economic issues but are driven away over the stance on immigration.
That simply isn't true. The overwhelming issue that had Hispanics voting for Dems in 2012 was their support for ObamaCare. That IS a social/economic issue, one that represents a chasm between the GOP and Hispanics.
Moving positions on immigration won't change that, but it will create more voters who are supportive of Dems on a whole host of other issues.
I like what Rand Paul has been doing on most fronts, but a speech by a Sinator that requires i first 'press one for English' is NOT good...
i suffered through about half of it, and can only say that my grandfathers immigrants, and coountry are NOT what todays immigrants and country are...
*IF* there was a desire by either to assimilate and work for each other, his points would be valid...
sadly, today, "WE the People" borrow money from abroad to advertise our foodstamp program to people in other countries, and those countries actively work to unload their third world population into our gravy train, en masse, to send all those *free* dollars back 'home' to their third world $h!thole$...
who are we kidding ??? my bet is that most could easily obtain papers if they really wanted to do so...removing the stick only emboldens the eating of the carrots from the garden...
and what ive scribbled here is only a slice of the underlying issues with massive invasion of foreign peoples/interests...
but hey, if we're still allowing muzzies from goatpackerabiastan to set up shop and build weapons caches and traing facilities, whats the harm in 20-40 million non English speaking dirt farmers...
that $50/head lettuce aint gonna pick itself...
First Rand called Israel an ally and now this!!!!
The Paulista goose steppers gotta be going wild lol
SCOTUS has determined citizenship issues almost since the inception of the Republic. Here are just a few cases:
United States v. Wong Kim Ark
Lynch v. Clarke,
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Afroyim v. Rusk.
Calling hispanics brought here as little kids say 5 and raised here getting a US public school diploma (maybe even a college degree) criminals for being illegal is a great way to get more Wise Latinos on the court. It looks like putting on a white hood demanding they wear gold stars for being 'illegal'.
Spouting this leftist propaganda and hyperbole doesn't make your argument. I have heard similar comparisons with mass deportation and the Holocaust.
We have the Rule of Law in this country. If a parent is an illegal alien and brings in his/her children regardless of whether the child is 1 month old or 17 years old, they are an illegal alien and are subject to deportation along with their parents. In fact, even a child born to an illegal alien in the US and thus a citizen, can be deported along with the parent unless the parent finds a suitable guardian for the child.
There is not a nation on earth that does not have immigration laws and limits on who can enter their country. The use of the "children" is just some more leftist crap to get a blanket amnesty. Obama has already implemented a backdoor amnesty for the Dreamers that will allow 1.8 million to gain legal status up to the age of 30.
Conferring rights and privileges upon illegal aliens has a corrosive effect on the Rule of Law, the very foundation of our Republic. It is also a slap in the face to legal immigrants who have followed the rules and obeyed the laws. There are millions of intending legal immigrants waiting overseas to enter this country legally--many of whom are children.
Wait till illegals vote in GOP primaries ...
There are millions of legal immigrants who will vote two to one for the Dems. Each year we bring in 1.2 million legal immigrants, most of whom will vote Dem.
Hispanic isnt a race...geeeeeeeeeeeeeeez
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19A candidates respond to tax plan
ST. PETER – The three candidates for the Minnesota House 19A special election weighted in on the tax reform proposals presented by Gov. Mark Dayton on Tuesday.
Dayton's proposal seeks to reduce the state sales tax rate from 6.875 percent to 5.5 percent while broadening it to cover previously untaxed services and goods like clothing over $100 and accounting services. A big change is pushing the recently sought extension of state taxes to currently untaxed online transactions, such retailers and digital goods.
The plan seeks to increase income tax for individuals making over $150,000 and couples making over $250,000 to a tax rate of 9.85 percent instead of the current top tax rate of 7.85 percent.
Other miscellaneous items include raising the cigarette tax by 94 cents, reducing the corporate tax rate from 9.8 percent to 8.4 percent and a $500 rebate on property taxes to home owners.
The proposal overall calls for a 7.6 percent increase in spending next biennium totaling $37.9 billion, $1.4 billion in property tax relief, $1 billion in new spending and $225 million in spending cuts. A $40 million increase in Local Government Aid is included.
Republican candidate Allen Quist objected to the proposal. He joked that because several Democrats objected to the proposal he may find DFL legislators actually willing agree with him on legislation if he is elected. He considers the proposal "dead in the water." He opposes reducing the sale tax rates while broadening it because the rate has a history of creeping back up, leading to a net tax increase.
DFL candidate Clark Johnson said he is completely open to Dayton's proposal, though he wants a more polished proposal with data about what the tax will impact by the time the legislation is brought to a vote. He is only interested in any kind of tax increase that will create long-term sustainability to the state budget.
Independence Party candidate Tim Gieseke said he was also open to Dayton's proposal. However, he was skeptical on several items. He thinks a sales tax on clothing for only above a certain amount is impractical given that people and businesses will find a way around it. He might support it as part of an overall tax plan, but he would want to first thoroughly hear the business community's viewpoint.
He was also skeptical about raising spending, though he would support it for paying back the state's school funding shift.
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