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Charles A. Bolton, the notorious Black Bart, committed 27 robberies in northern California and two in southern Oregon. Four of his high-profile robberies took place in Mendocino County: two between Willits (Willitsville at that time) and Ukiah. The ongoing dilemma is which rock, of the four mentioned in various reports, was the real Black Bart Rock of Mendocino County. (There is another Black Bart Rock in Calaveras County on Funk Hill.)
The first thing that must be remembered is that many of the roads we know today are not the old stagecoach roads of the late 1800s. Also, Mendocino County's share of the incidents likely would jump up to six if we knew exactly where two of the robberies occurred in what is now Sonoma County. At one time, our southern border was the Russian River, which would have placed both Cazadero and Duncans Mills in Mendocino County, and the two robberies that occurred somewhere in the area of Point Arena would boost our share of the fame.
The rock in the photos accompanying this article is the main contender for the infamous title for several reasons, but the best comes from the fact that the location would allow for about a two-mile view, both north and south of the rock, and that the old road would have been a hard pull for the team in either direction. In addition, the driver would not be able to speed up the team on the turn, once confronted. The rock was also called Robbers Rock then, possibly because the notch in the top of the rock could nicely support a rifle.
First, let us consider the rock that was located on the old stagecoach road, west and down the hill from the current Highway 101. That is the rock pictured in this article, and the only one that has a documented history of a Wells Fargo stage having been robbed there.
The caption under a picture of this rock that shows the notch in the 1948 (8-30-48) Book of Mendocino County by Ben Cober, publisher of the Redwood Journal, reads: "This is the rock behind which Black Bart, the bandit, hid when the West was young. Its location was such that he could see in all directions, yet keep out of sight of passers-by. From this refuge he halted stage coaches as they thundered 'round the bend on the Willits-Ukiah highway, back in the 1870s. J.E. Holliday remembers because he saw the strong box Black Bart looted and discarded. Attorney Hale McCowen substantiates the story from tales his father told him. The state highway department is now about to plow the big rock under, in the process of straightening out curves on Highway 101, about 12 miles north of Ukiah."
On July 25, 1997, The Ukiah Daily Journal printed "The Original Black Bart Rock," an article by Jeanne Jackson of Ukiah. The article is quoted in part:
"One of the last stage drivers, one Anzilotti by name, had said that this was the real rock and not the one at the top of Ridgewood grade as claimed by some in later years.
"As the extension of the freeway was being done, in February of 1967, it was attempted to pick up the rock and move it to an accessible spot for public display. However, the crane that was attempting to pick it up, dropped it down the ravine, where it was never recovered due to the rough terrain. It is still there today, turned upside down and difficult to get to.
"A photograph of the fictitious rock appears on page 153 of Redwood Empire by Stuart Nixon, published in 1966 by E.P. Dutton & Co, Inc., New York. This rock is on the east side of it and near the present freeway opposite White Deer Lodge. It is much larger than the genuine rock."
When I was a child, my family would often stop on trips north by the original, marked rock for a few minutes to allow my brother and me to play. It was something that we always looked forward to and was exciting for a couple of young boys.
As a point of interest, my brother-in-law, James Dalton Gibson, while working as a prison guard at San Quentin, looked up the details of his relative, George Gibson's, time at the prison. (George had been involved in the famous Frost and Coates feud, but later pardoned.) He also took the time to look up the records of the famous Charles Bolton. According to their records, Black Bart, prisoner #11046, had been sentenced to six years, and started his sentence at San Quentin on Nov. 21, 1883. He was released four years later for good behavior.
Paul W. Poulos is the director of the Held-Poage Home and Library in Ukiah, the headquarters of the Mendocino County Historical Society.


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It works better for me as the photo mode. It is post processing of videos with variable speed. I can choose if I want a normal video or a time lapse. No need for making lots of jpg's for timelapse which is far too fast for me.. Speeding up to 4x is in my eyes a good choice for a bike ride! Thank you, Tom! |
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Giant letter prints give this dress a fresh take on monochrome chic, while adding serious style points to your after dark wardrobe. Full length sleeves keep your look chic, while a wide neckline softens the print.
Wear this dress with a pair of patent platform heels and a cute leather clutch bag for a party ready look.
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Vero Moda Long Sleeve Letter Print Midi Dress
Share the season's love of monochrome in this striking black and white stripy dress by Vero Moda – perfect for casual-chic daytime styles and after dark hipster looks.
Chunky horizontal stripes create a gorgeously bold statement style, whilst vertical stripes to the side panels contrast and create a slimming effect at your widest point. Short sleeves keep the look relaxed, whilst a square neckline adds attitude.
Keep your legs bare and wear with your favourite pair of platform heeled shoe boots. Add a bowler hart for a true indie finish.
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The FDNY band were determined to play at the New York parade, stating "We have to be here to march for the city's EMTs and paramedics. That is the most important thing". However, they were just as determined not to miss the Dublin parade and plan to fit both in during their heroic whirlwind tour.
It will be extremely difficult for the band to get through the St. Patrick's Day crowds and traffic to the airport at JFK. Band manager, John Manning, has said, "We're jumping on the bus the second we step off the parade route".
As if the New York and Dublin parades weren't exhausting enough, the bagpipers will also play at the Limerick parade on Monday, do a one-on-one performance for President Michael D. Higgins at his Dublin residence on Tuesday and will somehow fit in a wreath-laying ceremony at the 9/11 memorial in Donadea Forest Park and a barbecue on the seafront in Bray.
Dublin Paramedic, Derek O'Rourke has said they also plan on fitting in "the odd Guinness and Jameson whiskey tasting session here and there" NYDailyNews.com reports.
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The Lebanese wine industry is currently undergoing a revival, and grapes from Lebanese terraces are more than ever on the tongues of critics around the world. Among one of the oldest sites of wine production in the world, the Phoenicians are said to have been instrumental in the spreading of viticulture around the Mediterranean, and production has been ramped up over the last decade. Wine production soared from 5 million bottles in 2000 to 8 million in 2011, and the total number of producers has increased five fold since 1998. This growth can be attributable to Lebanese wine finding its voice. The Union Vinicole du Liban (UVL) was established in 1996 by Lebanese producers, later successfully lobbying for laws governing the sector and helping to build Lebanon's image as a wine producing country.
Today, efforts are paying off. Lebanon exports almost twice as much wine as it imports, with Lebanese wine finding its way into sophisticated markets. "We initially began targeting France, and that country remains the number one market for us," Michel de Bustros, General Manager of Château Kefraya, told TBY, adding "[but] little by little our export destinations have developed to include countries such as Australia, Brazil, and Japan." Kefraya now exports to a total of 40 countries on five continents. For Château Ksara, production is focused on red wine—60% of its grape production is red—and its most popular export product is its Reserve du Couvent, a superior red wine.
Focused on the southern Bekaa Valley, where vertiginous vine terraces are a common site, wine production in Lebanon is dominated by its two biggest players: Château Ksara and Château Kefraya. The wine houses remain self sufficient, with Bustros boasting, "We are proud to say that our wine is produced using only Kefraya grapes, and we do not bring in any external produce." Château Ksara is the largest producer in the country, producing 2.7 million bottles a year and exporting 40%.
"We export to just over 30 countries. Our main export target is the region, including countries such as Syria. We also export to European countries such as France and the UK. We also have three distributors in the US," Zafer E. Chaoui, Chairman and CEO of Château Ksara, told TBY. Other producers include Château Musar, which has achieved international recognition, especially in the West, Massaya, Château Marsyas, Karam Winery, and Domaine des Tourelles, which was founded in 1868 by a French engineer.
Alongside an increasing awareness of Lebanese wines internationally, domestic awareness is also on the up. "When we started in 1979 people were more eager to drink arak than wine, but over the years the market has grown and there is high demand for wine," Chaoui told TBY. In addition, foreign wines are beginning to enter the country at a faster rate thanks to new rules regarding customs. "However, we shall be reciprocally advantaged in the export trade, as the new rules apply in both directions," Chaoui added.
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"This style of Challah bread comes out short and wide like a Daschound dog; hence the name. It's quite delicious!"
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2 cups warm water (110 degrees F/45 degrees C)
1 tablespoon honey
1 (.25 ounce) package active dry yeast
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 teaspoon salt
6 cups bread flour
1 egg white, beaten
This recipe is missing a key ingredient present in every other Challah recipe I've ever made or seen- eggs. By its very definition, Challah is a "traditional Jewish egg bread". The recipe is also lacking enough salt. I would suggest adding 1/2 teaspoon more. Definitely add the last three cups of flour 1/2 cup at a time. I should have stopped at 5 cups of flour, but ended up adding a little extra warm water when my dough became too stiff at 5 1/2 cups. After kneading, this dough was a dream to work with. If I make this again, I would replace some of the water with eggs and add more salt. (The addition of eggs might make extra salt unnecessary.) Also, the directions for forming the loaves are very vague. It would help to know about how long the formed loaves should be before baking. I made one loaf in the "weiner dog style" and divided the other into 3 ropes and braided for a more traditional looking Challah.
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Commissioner Redings programme: Digital Europe 09/07/2009 |
On July 9th, 2009, Viviane Reding, European Commissioner for Information Society and Media, gave a speech in occasion of the "Ludwig Erhard lecture" organised by the Lisbon Council for economic competitiveness and social renewal, a think tank. The speech's title is "Digital Europe – Europe's fast track to economic recovery". Ms. Reding explained that the strategy for Digital Europe is composed of a part that can be prepared this year by the present Commission and a second, long-term plan to be carried out during the next five years. I. The imminent actions for boosting Digital Europe – Promote competitive infrastructures The policy target of the European Commission (EC) is clearly to have broadband internet access to all Europeans by 2010, and high-speed broadband by 2013, either via fixed or via wireless connections. Ms. Reding expressed regret for the current stalemate on the Telecom Package review, which is blocked due to a disagreement between the European Parliament and the Council on a single article. She called "on both sides of this debate to come to a very swift agreement". The EC should encourage effective competition and sustainable investment in Next Generation Networks (NGN) – in particular into fibre networks instead of copper ones – which only solid and clear rules can provide. The EC should also make 3G mobile phones services more attractive in Europe and pave the way for LTE, the next generation of mobile services. Finally she called Member States (MS) to accelerate the ongoing switchover from analogue to digital TV in order to free valuable radio spectrum for new communications and content services; the EU-wide deadline is set for 2012. She also announced that she will present a package of draft measures in order to accelerate Europe's digital switchover on July 10th, 2009. II. Digital Priorities for the next five years While the EC will open a broader consultation on Digital Europe Strategy in August, the Commissioner outlined four priority areas: Easier access to digital content Ms. Reding lamented the "extremely polarised debate" between copyright holders and civil liberties campaigners. She believes that both sides should work to find solutions palatable for all in a world that is changing fast. While it is proper to punish abuses, most of users are unable to find attractive and consumer-friendly legal offers. She questioned the effectiveness of the current legal system for intellectual property rights. She openly said that "growing internet piracy is a vote of no-confidence in existing business models and legal solutions." As a start, the licensing of intellectual property rights for online services covering the territory of all 27 EU MS should be facilitated. "For online content in a single market of 27 MS, economies of scale and consumer-friendly solutions will require a much simpler and less fragmented regulatory framework than the one of today." As a further measure, Europe needs a modern set of rules that encourage the digitisation of books. The other three priorities are: the preparation of a European space for mobile payments, the opening of digital economy to SMEs and the better use of innovative ICT solutions to meet objectives of a low-carbon economy. Commissioner Reding also announced that her government has formally appointed her as the Luxembourgish candidate for the next Commission. Next steps: July 10th, 2009: presentation of draft measures to accelerate the digital TV switchover August 2009: publication of a public consultation on Digital Europe is expected To access the full text of the speech, please click here. |
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Maca root, Lepidium meyenii or Lepidium Peruvianum, is a nutritious Peruvian root crossing over from health care to the beauty category. In supplements, it was originally associated with fertility and virility claims; Inca warriors are said to have eaten it before battle to fortify themselves. More recently, maca root has been positioned as a superfruit with the ability to reduce stress and assist with weight loss or hormonal changes. Maca root is rich in essential minerals, fatty acids and amino acids.
Within the beauty category, maca root first emerged in 2002, in hair care products such as Andean Products MacaOption shampoo and conditioner and later in facial care. It remains a niche ingredient; however, in the past three months, maca root has provided the key active ingredient in several new European skin care brands, including the Body Shop's new range for men.
Condensé launched a collection of 19 natural beauty products for face and body with 100% natural actives and no parabens, phenoxyethanol, mineral oil or artificial colorants. The Normal to Combination Skin line includes a Deep Moisturizing Cream with black tea ferment and maca root. It claims to nourish and soften the skin, refill wrinkles and stimulate fibroblasts.
Pure Altitude Bio-Organic range is the new line from French alpine spa brand Fermes de Marie. Its Maca Root Elixir draws on the brand's signature antiaging edelweiss active and adds organic maca root and daisy extract. This ECOCERT-certified product claims "to help tired, strained skin recover radiance, suppleness and vitality."
Nuxe Nuxuriance antiaging Re-densifying Emulsion features araucaria seeds, bakau plant cells, maca root and tetrapeptide dermican. This day cream focuses on the energizing capabilities of maca. It is designed for women who have skin "weakened by hormonal variations." It contains 79.7% ingredients of natural origin and the new Nuxe preservative system. It is free from parabens, phenoxyethanol, mineral oils, coloring agents or ingredients of animal origin.


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12 Comments:
- said...
bender!!! :D
- said...
Knitted awesomeness from Steriogram:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asdN1jJw4EE - Avi Abrams said...
Great video, anonymous - putting it in link latte.
- said...
Great article, but I just wanted to point out that knitting and crochet, while both done with yarn, are different crafts. Knitters do not create crocheted objects and vice versa (well, some of them do, but you know what I mean). Of your pictures, the Cthulhu penguin, the eyeballs, the gollum hat, and Bender are definitely crochet. The rest are either knitted or a combination of the two.
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nice list! here's one of my favourites from the world of weird knitting:
check the animations there too - more knitz. - Rhoadan said...
Actually, the Cthulhu penguin is knitted. The pink Cthulhu above it is crocheted.
Oh, while we're at it the goal of creating these idols is not to live, it's to be eaten first. - Vashti Braha said...
Of all the photos, 13 of them depict crochet, not knit. And the funny thing is, the ski masks are dissed as crochet but are knit!
I'm a big fan of strange crochet. - Simone said...
that is really great - I aint letting my knitting near my coffee! - said...
I have got to get back to that Dalek I was trying to knit. I think the bottom part looked better than the one shown here; I just have to figure out a better top dome for it. I came up with a great way of doing the neck grill, too....
To non-needleworkers, a good rule of thumb is to look for material that looks like its made up of a bunch of tightly-packed Vs. That's stockinette stitch, your basic knit stitch. (Knit when working on the right side, purl when working on the wrong side.) There are other stitches, like garter stitch, which looks like rows of little interlocking arches -- or like cheap fake chainmail, which is often garter stitch, spray-painted silver. (Convincing only at a great distance. Most of the knights in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" wore garter stitch fake-mail, because it's cheap.) But most knitting revolves around stockinette stitch, like the stuff shown above, so for these examples, that test will give you a good idea of which ones are knit and which ones are crocheted.
Man, I *love* that squid at the top of the page. Absolutely gorgeous. The nudibranch is stunning as well.
It's too bad the gal with the Dr Who patterns was forced by the BBC to take them offline. She had this awesome Ood that would've looked great next to the Chthulu knits. - said...
You missed these: http://killerbanshee.com/robotsandmonsters/index.html
- said...
Someone stated that knit and crochet are two seperate crafts with little crossover - this is incorrect. In some countries (Japan as an example) making fabric from yarn, with two sticks or one, is generally considered the same craft. Many many projects require both techniques. Even in the US, you would be hard pressed to find a knitter without a crochet hook in his/her bag. All experienced knitters know how to crochet, even if they limit it to edgings and cast ons. A person could limit themselves to just one half of the craft, but why cut off one hand? And just to be a little snarky - those commenters who think ALL was crochet, learn to read stitches before you open your gob. <3sox
- nityakalyani said...
Not all are knitted some are crochet. Thanks for sharing.can you provide the link for the patterns,it will be useful.thanks
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Don't -- -- you've been listening to calls to President Obama in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building that is essentially and annex of the White House.
In Washington DC and -- -- sweeping -- controlled proposals.
He said that now is the time to act -- you'll see him as he sits there right now.
With four children -- who were apparently wrote him letters about the need for gun control.
He is now signing.
He said executive.
Actions and those include.
Great -- background checks putting more resource officers into schools if they require them making it easier for mental health professionals to report.
Issues that they believe any of their patients may have -- directing more gun violence reset at the Centers for Disease Control beyond that though.
The president said congress must act he wants legislation.
For universal.
Background checks that anyone who wants to buy a gun he wants a -- on assault weapons and on those high capacity.
Magazine -- he wants those to be limited to ten bullets and he said he wants congress to take action.
To enable law enforcement to bring -- back tough penalties for people who buy guns and sell them on.
So in essence what he wants to do with a four things you looking at right here.
Closing background check loopholes.
Banning the military style assault weapons and high capacity magazines making schools safer and improving mental health services as a whole lot of -- -- That goes even to those full.
Broad proposals of course we just got into some of it will get into a lot more of it now -- -- political panel joining me.
From Washington DC is penny Lee -- former senior advisor to senator Harry Reid -- with me in the studio here.
I'm managing partner of -- -- capitol Bob rice could deceive Bob.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- I had and I think the president has is is junior right oppression is all of the above he knows there's not one single piece of action.
There is gonna stop the violence that we have been seen in the violence today seems to be escalating.
Especially on the mass killings so he's doing all of the above he's due -- -- in the 23 executive orders but -- calling on congress he knows.
He is in a tough tough political fight.
But he is starting to bring the American people on his side and just continuing to -- go.
When he was saying which is where all need to ask for this -- only to do or -- parts whether it's in the mental health.
Whether it's in the disease control whether it's.
On the on the on what removing the guns from the bad guys.
You know I know Wayne Lapierre likes to say the only good.
So you -- -- national dialogue.
Now -- not only here in congress but I across the nation.
And really kind trying to hone in what eighties these lawmakers can do and give them the political will.
Mom and dad and you're hearing from the sentiment given the political -- and do what's right.
-- Bob what do you make it is a lot of it was there was a lot of detail in that.
But it wasn't a long speech job by the standards of the sort of legislation.
He's an acting.
And at the end of the beginning and the the end when he injuries to children at the beginning quoted from their letters they send him.
And then at the end when he said we must act now for those who died in -- -- for all the victims of senseless violence a straightforward.
Appeal to the emotions.
Of Americans you think it'll work.
Do I think it'll work in terms of getting legislators -- -- -- -- because congress right I mean you know you can appeal to the American sensibilities of the citizens that doesn't necessarily get reflected in congress rarely do I mean in these days it's rare rare that a replacement congressional election I think -- congressional.
It's gonna be it's going to be very very difficult to just.
Is win a lot -- in particular that the assault weapons behind our thinking to I think getting any piece of legislatively through congress is going to be difficult because.
There are all are there simply isn't as much emotion in congress there aren't you you know you're not seen the relevant people going to the house leadership and saying we must have this -- And Obama and you know doesn't have the kind of broad based support in congress and some of our the presence of had.
He feels this.
But deeply the American people feel it deeply and the politicians know they simply do nothing for awhile everyone will forget about it -- penny let me come acting quickly design.
I think your former bosses in and a very interesting position.
-- read some.
From a state.
Where there are a lot of guns a lot of people who.
Will jealously fight to preserve their right under the Second Amendment to keep those guns.
And a lot of people who may well feel that this is although the president says it isn't but they will feel that this is.
An attack on the Second Amendment how do you think senator Reid is gonna play his hand.
-- And he's an eerie it is an attack position any -- music from I can say that he's also always had an a rating from the NRA believe it or not an and it's.
-- -- people that we think that think -- him but.
He's always been a strong supporter of the Second Amendment but.
He also understands that we're in a different time in -- -- Justice Scalia said in the Heller case that was brought about the DC gun law.
Hearing -- did the for the same court it.
Not every gun is part of the Second Amendment and there are certain.
It doesn't give you the right to be able to take the assault weapons dealers even military style to be able to have this.
And machine a Mac and being able to massively kill something he's gonna listen to his caucus in there isn't changing shift in opinion.
Within his caucus is it going to be and not for the tipping.
We don't know and that's what the conversation and across the nation is gonna have to be again didn't give and that political will be able to change it but.
Bombs right me right now there isn't there is David -- -- today it did their back pocket and their back pocket is -- -- with the NRA donors.
And Andy and our Indiana -- and they're saying absolutely no not one single bill must be able to get through.
And they've been doing has systematically time and time again.
But hopefully other voices voices of the victims' voices of of people that have been you know hurt by -- by the mere existence will leave it to kind of shifted but it is a top -- road.
And end it right now senator Reid has said it does not look good.
But I also know that he will go to the will of his caucus in the will of those caucuses talent in the majority -- -- Now is it time to move he will put -- fourth.
All right a lot of our viewers weighing in on this this is a subject which does a great deal of emotion as we all well know.
On both sides -- -- and says -- -- lower abiding firearms on a well trained.
-- my weapons and respectful of human life why on earth should I surrender my weapons.
And be punished for the random acts of insane and evil people I will not comply.
I don't think anybody is suggesting is there any weapons -- less -- and possibly include the military style assault weapons.
Eric maybe that's what you wanna hang onto I'm not -- The detail of the president's proposals on whether that would be grandfathered in.
Well whether it's new sales of it.
I wanna -- was asking on our chat also by the way one of these 23 executive actions -- -- -- still 23 of them fully.
But go to whitehouse dot -- that is the White House website and all of the president's executive actions his proposals.
And requirements.
Did moms if you like on congress to act tough you'll also find -- I want to bring -- Judy Miller -- -- contributor into the conversation Judy.
Your impression of the president's proposals.
His his tone and whether.
Any of this be on the executive actions will make significant enacted.
Well I think as you pointed out Jonathan it was a very powerful and emotional speech that was meant to appeal to people's emotions there concern about their children.
But I have to agree with Bob this is an uphill struggle I think the president knows it.
When you have senator Harry Reid who himself slipped in a measured it makes it more difficult for the reporting.
Of mental illness and add in doing background checks and and I'm even looking at what gun violence does to people -- to the nation when he's the author of that legislation that measure it's going to be very very hard.
Two for him to really get behind the president's.
An agenda here.
It's obvious that he's gonna play a key role of ball as as we've all said he -- but it's that this is although.
Other politicians it can take and it interesting lead on this week.
From wild West Virginia governor -- West Virginia senator Joseph mention.
I was on the show earlier this week he's one of those who said we need to do some things.
We have to act and he's from a very pro gun state obviously West Virginia and -- those voices rise above.
The politics I mean you don't seem very hopeful that they can.
I'm I'm not hopeful I mean I wish that they could -- I mean I'm hopeful in that sense and I'm glad I -- I'm not hopeful in the sense that I expected.
And look I mean that you know Jonathan.
One of the things it is so interesting to me is the way that we talk about these things you.
All the news reports are characterizing this is sweeping gun legislation.
I think I just think that -- I believe it is inaccurate term even remotely close to sweeping.
You know all you're doing is saying okay no military assault rifles and we're gonna have.
People we're gonna have civilians have fewer bullets in their weapons and new York city police officers right is that sweeping and I don't think that's sweeping I think.
Taking you don't mind.
In the minds all of that some gun owners that is sweeping off base it's it because it is taking away.
A weapon that they liked to have whatever -- -- -- W I mean most lower abiding.
Owners and all of a military style assault -- are never gonna take it to a range and that's the same to them as me going and it.
Try to possible let -- but the bill no one is.
Proposing that those weapons be taken away in what's being proposed as we stop selling right.
There's a big difference but and it's in the language a bit you in my point here is this John -- you can see how I used one word.
And now or off on this thing about you know to Second Amendment issue right.
So -- -- inserting the word sweeping I win the argument to -- nobody in congress is gonna pass anything that looks like -- as well liked or didn't give me -- it's getting tighter and it to the sweet main enemy in -- in just a Second Amendment that's why it's a difficult.
Many did ball getting into the the the emotion all of this debate.
And while the president is going to take a lot of criticism.
Fall making an emotional healing appeal for -- -- -- will some will say using children as a -- The NRA as ball that -- that would it.
It makes the same emotional appeal it does say this is an attack on your Second Amendment right -- -- -- get.
A reasoned.
Debate in this about making Michael Ball but kindly pointed out but it's not easy to get a reasoned debate and looking at the facts is it.
Where he is and we need you -- start to see that your are sort of see as you pointed out you know former governor is senator Joseph mansion.
Also Mark Warner in Virginia -- -- -- people actually speak out into the vastness and the options of all the above that it isn't just about taking.
Away or denying one type of gun or -- one type of got.
That is his comprehensive kind of approach that needs to be take -- that is different language than we've ever heard especially from those.
That our NRA supporters and on the other side you also.
I think having -- -- re committing political malpractice.
The now that they have out right now is despicable.
They'll add that they are putting out there on the web that he's using the president's children.
As a way in which to convey whatever it is that it -- he may get you know they -- need for more armed guards and have been pleased.
It is reprehensible and it is gone above and beyond.
And any type or reasoned argument I think collection backfire on them I know there will be some out there that will say no it actually helps and we were down more memberships.
But that has taken it too far and that ad today is absolutely reprehensible and needs to be taken down.
All right Kenny -- that'll let you go up from DC hey great to have you former senior advisor the senator Harry Reid -- -- policy -- Going to be a very important person in this debate as we go full penny Gracie thanks -- is that you can't.
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