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October 20, 2009
In Reply Refer To:
Instruction Memorandum No. 2010-010
Expires: 09/30/2011
To: State Directors
Attn: All Associate State Directors
All State Recreation Leads
All State Monument Managers
All State Partnership Coordinators
All State NLCS Program Leads
From: Assistant Director, Renewable Resources and Planning
Subject: The Bureau of Land Management's Participation in Partners Outdoors 2010
Program Areas: National Landscape Conservation System Division and the Division of Recreation and Visitor Services.
Purpose: This Instruction Memorandum (IM) announces the Partners Outdoors 2010 Annual Workshop scheduled for January 10 - 13, 2010, at Cavallo Point, California – The Lodge at the Golden Gate (www.cavallopoint.com/) and solicits the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) participation. The BLM representatives usually include the Director and/or Deputy Director and members of the Division of Recreation and Visitor Services, Office of the National Landscape Conservation System, and each BLM State organization.
Policy/Action: Each State Director is invited to nominate one individual from his or her state to attend Partners Outdoors 2010. The Nomination Package Submission and Checklist form, Attachment 1, must be used for submitting the nomination. The package must include the nominee's name, title, office, address, phone number, fax number, cell phone number (optional), and e-mail address, an informal head and shoulders photograph preferably taken in an outdoor setting, a brief (not to exceed one-half page) biography suitable for publication in the Workshop's program, and whether or not the nominee has previously participated in Partners Outdoors. The package must also provide the name of the nominee's supervisor as this information is required for completing the training form (SF-182) used in the procurement process. Attachment 1 is structured as a convenient checklist to verify that all the required information is included.
Timeframe: The nomination package must be submitted electronically by November 16, 2009, to Kevin Chesley at email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Budget Impact: The Division of Recreation and Visitor Services (WO-250) will pay the $400 tuition fee for the Washington Office participants and one representative from each state. The tuition fee includes all materials, meals, and group transportation offered in conjunction with the Partners Outdoors 2010 Workshop. All other travel expenses are the responsibility of the participant's home office. Planned BLM attendance is 25 employees.
Background: The Partners Outdoors program was initiated in 1992 to bring together future leaders from federal recreation-providing agencies and the recreation industry to accomplish two goals: (1) reinforce an awareness of shared customers and interdependence of the public and private sectors, and (2) encourage partnership-based actions to better serve recreation visitors to public lands. Major actions have occurred as direct outgrowths of Partners Outdoors meetings and dozens of other advances have developed as participants have maintained contact long after the formal sessions adjourned. Specific accomplishments of the Partners Outdoors program are listed in Attachment 2.
The BLM annually participates in the Partners Outdoors Workshop along with the American Recreation Coalition (ARC), the Recreation Roundtable, the National Park Service, the U.S.D.A. Forest Service, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Bureau of Reclamation, and the Federal Highway Administration.
Attachment 3 describes the theme of Partners Outdoors 2010 along with information about participation, accommodations, transportation, displays, outcomes, and attire. Using the participant list provided by the BLM, the ARC will make all initial lodging reservations. Participants should not contact the hotel about room reservations until after they are contacted by the ARC with instructions to call the hotel to finalize their room reservations by credit card.
In addition to listing the agenda and biographical information about each participant, the Partners Outdoors 2010 notebook contains literature germane to the Workshop theme. The BLM participants are encouraged to submit material for inclusion in the notebook. The submission process involves first contacting the ARC to describe the material. Upon receiving ARC approval to include the material in the partners Outdoors 2010 notebook, please provide 150 copies, three-hole punched, directly to ARC at its Washington office. Photocopied material should be printed double-sided when possible.
The preliminary program is provided in Attachment 4. All nominees will receive an updated draft agenda to help them make the necessary travel arrangements. The final agenda will be included in the participant notebook provided during onsite registration.
Manuals/Handbooks Affected: None.
Coordination: This IM was coordinated with ARC, the Recreation Roundtable, the Assistant Director for Renewable Resources and Planning, and the Director, Office of National Landscape Conservation System and Community Partnerships.
Contact: If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Kevin Chesley, Division of Recreation and Visitor Services, at 202-912-7254, or by e-mail email@example.com.
Signed by: Authenticated by:
Edwin L. Roberson Robert M. Williams
Assistant Director Division of IRM Governance,WO-560
Renewable Resources and Planning
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1A $2,000 laptop computer was taken from a locked car in the 4300 block of West Bradley Road within 30 minutes of 1:30 p.m. Sept. 12. Damage to a window was $500.
2More than $2,700 of construction tools including an air compressor, saws, drills and sanders were taken from a locked trailer and a $250 GPS unit from an unlocked car in the 8000 block of North 66th Street on Sept. 13 or 14.
3A 31-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for theft and a probation violation at Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, at 1:40 p.m. Sept. 19. An employee recognized the woman because she'd been arrested for theft at the store Aug. 26. On this trip she attempted to take four bottles of cologne valued at $94, two named True Religion. The woman's record revealed more than 20 theft arrests and being on probation for that crime.
4A 26-year-old Dodgeville man and a 28-year-old Madison man were arrested for disorderly conduct and the Dodgeville man also for obstruction at Holiday Inn, 4443 W. Schroeder Drive, at 1:15 a.m. Sept. 20. Witnesses called police reporting the men climbing trees and banging on signs outside a hospital two blocks away. The men were located as they entered the hotel and when told to stop the Dodgeville man ran later saying, "I thought I could get away if I ran." The men, who were walking to the hotel from a Mequon bar, admitted being intoxicated and said they had climbed trees.
5A woman, age and residence not available, was arrested for drunken driving and hit and run after backing into a garbage truck and then onto the lawn outside Porticos Apartments, 500 W. Bradley Road, at 10 a.m. Sept. 19. The woman's car was found in the underground parking garage and the woman in an apartment. She was "confused" and unable to take field sobriety tests. When asked if she'd been drinking, she said she drank a bottle of vodka that morning. She was taken to a hospital.
6A 60-year-old Glendale man was arrested for driving while impaired and hit-and-run causing damage in the 5700 block of North Argyle Avenue at 8:30 p.m. Sept. 20. Numerous people called 911 reporting a man driving erratically including over a lawn in the 5800 block of North Green Bay Avenue and continuing south hitting two traffic signals, then heading west on West Kendall Avenue where he hit at least six cars. Police followed a trail of fluid finding the car's bumper along the way. The man stopped the car with the engine smoking and staggered out onto the street. He admitted drinking wine at a nearby motel and also being on prescription pain medicine. He failed field sobriety tests including counting backward from 37 to 22. When he started to count, he fell backward but an officer caught him.
7A laptop computer, electronic tablet, headphones and a text book valued at more than $1,200 were taken from a locker in the men's locker room at Cardinal Stritch University, 6801 N. Yates Road, the afternoon of Sept. 21. A lock was cut to gain entry.
8A purse, $190 cash and other items valued at more than $80 were taken from the unsecured maintenance office in the Bayshore Town Center parking structure, 5801 N. Lydell Ave., between 6 and 8 p.m. Sept. 21.
9A 17-year-old boy, residence not available, was arrested for underage drinking/possession after he trespassed in the parking lot of Nicolet High School, 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Road, at 12:15 a.m. Sept. 22. The boy who said he was walking home was at first warned by a security guard to stay off school property. The boy ignored the warning, walked on school property and made two obscene gestures at the guard. He was then arrested and a bottle of rum was found in his backpack. He refused to take a breath test.
10A filled prescription for 120 15 mg oxycodone pills valued at $36 was taken from a woman in a motorized wheelchair as she left the Mid Point Clinic, 2600 W. Silver Spring Drive, at 9:20 a.m. Sept. 24. She just had her prescription filled at the clinic and was heading home in her wheelchair when two young males grabbed the pills from her purse and fled.
11An 18-year-old Whitefish Bay man was arrested for theft and possession of drug paraphernalia after taking two bottles of cold medication valued at $13 from Pick 'n Save, 1735 W. Silver Spring Drive, at 8 p.m. Sept. 25. The man, who hid the bottles in his jacket sleeves, told police someone stole his digital music player and agreed to give it back in exchange for the cold medication. The man had a large glass bong in his backpack.
12A $500 smartphone was taken in the 5600 block of North Port Washington Road about 10:15 p.m. Sept. 25. The owner, who reported the theft Sept. 26, said he was waiting for a bus when approached by three males, 16 to 18, who asked to use his phone to call for a ride. After giving the phone to one of them, they fled. He chased them for a few blocks but they got away. The phone service was canceled.
13Three cars were broken into and items taken at Wisconsin Athletic Club, 7601 N. Port Washington Road, one of them early evening Sept. 25 and two early evening Sept. 27. A $1,000 laptop computer was taken Sept. 25 and on Sept. 27 a laptop and tablet valued at $1,000 were taken from one car and a plastic container and a lunch bag valued at $10 from the other. All cars had damage.
14A $290 chop saw was taken from a vehicle parked at Orthopedic Hospital, 475 W. Riverwoods Pkwy., about 8:20 p.m. Sept. 27. Damage was $200. A witness reported two males broke into the car and left in a red SUV.
No reportable incidents this week.
15Two tires and rims valued at $650 were taken from the driver's side of a 2008 Honda Fit parked overnight at 3600 North Oakland Avenue on Sept. 22 or 23. After the tires were removed, rocks were put under the car to support it. Damage was more than $200.
16A bike trailer valued at $225 was taken from the 1500 block of East Olive Street on Sept. 23 or 24.
17A 23-year-old Menomonee Falls woman was arrested for drunken driving, left turn violation and failure to have insurance at Oakland Avenue and Capitol Drive at 2:15 a.m. Sept. 23. Her BAC was 0.13.
18A 24-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for driving under the influence after being stopped for a defective taillamp in the 1800 block of East Edgewood Avenue at 2:30 a.m. Sept. 24. There was a strong odor of marijuana in the car but the man denied smoking it saying, however, he had been "at a place" where others blew marijuana smoke in his face. He failed field sobriety tests and was taken for a blood draw.
19A prescription for 60 30 mg of oxycodone is under investigation after a 46-year-old Milwaukee man presented it but when asked about insurance fled Family Pharmacy, 3512 N. Oakland Ave., at 1 p.m. Sept. 25. The man said he didn't have insurance but when told he did, he fled the store leaving behind his driver's license.
A resident reported that her debit card had been fraudulently used to purchase items valued at $1,168 at 6:50 p.m. Sept. 25. The card was canceled after her bank called her to report suspicious transactions.
20Two outside windows were broken and undecipherable graffiti was sprayed on a south wall at TCF Bank, 4201 N. Oakland Ave., sometime Sept. 25 or 26. The amount of damage was not available.
21A red 2008 Chevy Colorado truck valued at more than $8000 with $7,000 of tools and a stainless steel ladder, value not available, was taken from a driveway at a work site in the 1700 block of East Menlo Boulevard between 3 and 3:30 p.m. Sept. 26. The keys were in the truck.
22A purse was taken from a car parked at My Laundromat, 3559 N. Oakland Ave., sometime 8:30 to 8:40 p.m. Sept. 27 but was found inside the business with the wallet missing at 10:15 p.m. Sept. 27.
23More than 200 pounds of scrap metal valued at $50 was reported taken from the 5900 block of North Lake Drive at 12:45 p.m. Sept. 24.
24A 21-year-old Shorewood man was arrested for drunken driving, refusal to take a breath test, no proof of insurance and speeding 41 mph in a 25 mph zone in the 600 block of East Hampton Road at 8 p.m. Sept. 25.
25Four bicycles were reported stolen from bike racks at Whitefish Bay High School, 1200 E. Fairmount Ave., two Sept. 26, one Sept. 27, and one Sept. 28. On that date, the rear tire of a secured bike was bent causing $100 damage. The bikes ranged in value from $200 to $400.
26A 20-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for disorderly conduct after causing a disturbance in the Village Municipal Building, 5300 N. Marlborough Drive, at 5:25 p.m. Sept. 28.
27A 17-year-old Milwaukee boy was arrested for theft of a bicycle taken from the 200 block of East Ch teau Place about 6 p.m. Sept. 28. The bike's owner chased the thief and with the help of Glendale police he was stopped at Port Washington Road and Hampton Avenue.
28A 20-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for underage drinking and inattentive driving after hitting a guard rail in the 5200 block of North Lake Drive at 3:11 a.m. Sept. 29. She was taken to a hospital for minor injuries.
29A 23-year-old Whitefish Bay man was arrested for disorderly conduct after a report of him screaming and breaking a car's windows in the 4800 block of North Anita Place at 4:45 a.m. Sept. 29.
A 59-year-old Whitefish Bay man was arrested for municipal battery after a report of a domestic situation at 7 a.m. Sept. 29.
30A lawn mower valued at $400 was taken from the 100 block of West Belle Avenue on Sept. 29 or 30.
31A bicycle was found in a portable toilet at Lexington and Idlewild avenues at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 1.
Firefighters responded to 125 calls, 91 emergency medical and 34 fire/rescue, Sept. 24 to Sept. 30.
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Not that I think it's her. Ithat was the only name left for me to guess.
I think Prepon is groovy.ReplyCancel
are they all lesbians on that show—-well it is produced by Jodi Foster—and I have no desire to ever watch—if I want to watch neurotic bitches I will watch Girls. I am just starting The Wire and it is starting off pretty damn slow I must sayReplyCancel
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@Yoj—have not heard of it but will look into itReplyCancel
@derek, hang in there it gets sooo good! Promise!ReplyCancel
Derek!!!! I COMMAND you to watch OITNB. You will love it! Baddest bitches on tv
I'm a few episodes into the Misfits. I have a hard time understanding them sometimes 🙁ReplyCancel
Then you will love S2 even more @MANGO
I don't think anyone is supposed to like Piper. She's like the female equivalent of Joffrey Baratheon- if you like him, you must be seriously fuuuuucked
@yoj I'm hijacking this conversation if I may for a second….I have had English BF's.. French husbands, and now my decidedly American NJ boy/partner of 8 years…and all I can say is….I have and will ALWAYS love d British tv,,,it speak s to my eccentric funny one/humourReplyCancel
Derek, I just got going with The Wire and it's definitely getting better. I've never seen Orange is the New Black. Prison only interests me if it's Oz.
I don't know about this blind. Prepon? The Gray's Anatomy chick? We'll see the new boobs tomorrow.
I have no idea who Taryn Manning is and I also don't know what OG means. Clearly I'm too decrepit for tv and CDaN.
I watch a lot of Brit shows. It's Bake Off time again and Jo Brand has a companion show – An Extra Slice. They're both must see tv.ReplyCancel
The first few episodes of Orange dragged a little bit – it's when the story stops focusing on Oatmeal and starts with the storylines of the other inmates that it gets good. Jason Biggs as a poor-me tool isn't really acting, though.
And yeah, you definitely don't want to watch it around kids or memawas with delicate sensibilities.ReplyCancel
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French husbands, plural? Well, now I'm intrigued.
I'm biased, I know, but British comedy is the best. I appreciate American humor when it's black (e.g. the Coen brothers, Terry Gilliam, Kubrick) or mockumentary (e.g. Christopher Guest, 'Curb Your Enthusiasm').
Borebee: MANNINGS NEW CANNINGS (Plus it's featured in DM, so I'd be shock if Derek's guess turned out wrong)
@yoj: Definitely! My fave Brit show is
PEEP SHOW of course, but I've also been hooked on INBETWEENERS, and just got into the MISFITS a couple weeks ago
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@yoj….I digress, though I do fancy the thought of invoking intrique..it was only one French husband(one was enough lol)..forgive my poorer grammar.
As for sardonic humour bordering on the dark ..I adore, as well, the coen's , guest, and Larry David(if you appreciate Curb your Enthusiasm, check out "the Garry ShandlingShow" his precursor…I found it…and him, so awkwardly hystericalReplyCancel
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Yoj, I am not your mum for which you should be eternally grateful. Don't be dissing the Bake Off, that Mary Berry will cut a bitch.
Thank you for the illustrative can shots, Lady H. Makes you wonder why she bothered wearing a top at all.ReplyCancel
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Unfortunately, I didn't watch 'Flight of the Conchords' when it was televised here in 2007-08. Around that time, I was beginning the slow process of recovery but wasn't yet well enough to watch much TV. I have read good things about it, though. Would you recommend that I buy it on itunes?
I've enjoyed other Antipodean comedies: 'Summer Heights High', 'Angry Boys' and 'Ja'mie: Private School Girl' (all from the mind of the great Chris Lilley).
@Tricia S
I'll buy it now, then. Thanks, Tricia.
Thank you for your concern. Please believe that I wasn't trying to elicit sympathy, it's just that after years of hiding my illness out of shame, I haven't yet learnt the delicate art of casually mentioning it in passing. Practice makes perfect, I guess.
I'm very well now and hope that the same is true of you and your family.


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The unfailing consequence of blessings for righteous thoughts and acts, and punishment for unrepented sin. Justice is an eternal law that requires a penalty each time a law of God is broken (Alma 42:13–24). The sinner must pay the penalty if he does not repent (Mosiah 2:38–39; D&C 19:17). If he does repent, the Savior pays the penalty through the Atonement, invoking mercy (Alma 34:16).
- The soul that sinneth shall die:Ezek. 18:4;
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December 24, 2011
So I walked into the living room and there it was, glowing like a lantern in a cave.
"Oh," I said to my talented home decorator and wife of 52 years, "how wonderful, the Christmas tree. When did you put it up?"
"Tuesday," she said. Meaning three days ago. She wasn't smiling.
It is just one of the pressures of the Christmas season, a wonderful yet stressful time of year. You've got to notice things. Suppose that someone special says, "gee, wouldn't it be fun to have a 10-cup Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker?" You don't shrug and think, "not really." No, you get your butt on down to the 10-cup Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker store and buy one.
Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. It also ushers in a cultural war. I am supposed to notice, turn on my heel and take my business elsewhere if a store clerk greets with "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas." Sorry, not going to do it. I am not into wars. I patronize a store for its selection, service and price. I will leave the sales clerk — and her employer — to her own spirituality if she will leave mine to me.
My personal Christmas pressure point resolves around the yet unfulfilled desire to win the community decorating contest. That got me to thinking about a holiday column I wrote 22 years ago. A slightly edited version follows:
We could have been on the cover of a 1956 Saturday Evening Post. It was a Norman Rockwell evening.
The family, nestled in comfy chairs anchored near the blazing hearth, gazed silently on the majestic pine and pondered private thoughts of mistletoe and Yule logs. Basking in reverie of Christmas past and Christmas present, we exchanged knowing glances when the doorbell rang.
Proud smiles tugged our lips. Surely, this would be the Community Home Decorating Contest Committee, here to tell us, at long last, our dream had been realized.
Yes, finally. After years of hard work and futile waiting, it just had to be. This year we must have won. Our subdued, tastefully dim, single string of blue lights had captured the judges' imagination. Oh, happy days!
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posted May 1 2013 9:09AM
Yes, it's me. Maybe this is my New Year's resolution four months too late: to revive this blog.
I don't know why I have such an aversion to blogging; maybe it feels too much to me like a diary or a journal, and I always considered that stuff to be private. So, I just need to wrap my head around the face that a blog is NOT private thoughts ... it's public thoughts ... although why anyone would care about my two-cents' worth about anything, I don't know.
But, you did click on this blog, so maybe you DO want to know what I'm up to. I'll give it a shot.
It's been a busy spring for me, doing the annual "Gridiron" comedy show at the Orpheum Theatre, and jumping straight into another show, the musical "The Full Monty" at The Forum Theatre. "Gridiron" closed on April 13th, and "Full Monty" opened on the 25th, so I had to learn an entire Broadway musical in less than two weeks. Very challenging -- but very rewarding. My house is a mess -- but I got my lines memorized!
I hope you come see "The Full Monty" ... it is a bit risque, some adult language & themes, but it's a pretty clever show with some catchy music, and great characters. It got 10 Tony-award nominations when it ran on Broadway on 2002. The only reason it didn't win any that year is because it was up against "The Producers", which won just about everything.
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For the first time in a long time, I managed to get three movies in during a weekend Friday/Saturday/Sunday ... three movies spanning 80 years. I really enjoyed all of them: a talkie from '31, a silent from 2011, and a Disney movie from the '60s.
Friday I saw STREET SCENE on Turner Classic Movies from 1931. It was based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway play. I was wary going in; movies from that long ago can be a chore, sometimes. But this one still retained relevance. Although some parts of it are dated (of course), a lot of it still holds up, when it comes to attitudes on fidelity, ethnicity, religion, and gossip. Many movies from that time period can be poorly directed and acted, but this was not the case. The direction was fresh, done by King Vidor, who also directed the Kansas scenes from THE WIZARD OF OZ. A lot of the character actors from Broadway reprised their roles in the movie. It was also Pre-Code, so it was a little racier and a little more realistic than some of the sanitized stuff that was to come. Once you become familiar with the characters during the first 20 minutes, the last hour was pretty good.
Saturday I moved ahead 35 years for a 1966 Disney movie: FOLLOW ME, BOYS! It's about a man (Fred MacMurray) who moves into a small town and makes an impact by becoming a Scoutmaster for the boy scouts during the following decades. It's one of those great family-oriented movies that Disney was so good at making in those days. In fact, it was the last movie that was produced and released while Disney was still alive; Walt died a couple weeks after this movie was released. I hadn't seen this movie in 36 years; it was re-released in theatres in 1976, and that's when I saw it at the Crest Theatre. I remembered almost nothing from that original viewing, except for the refrain of the catchy theme song written by the Sherman brothers. Wichita's Vera Miles was the female lead (lovely, as always), and this was Kurt Russell's first of his 10 movies for Disney. He was really really good. There are not very many movies made about scouts, and I really enjoyed this one. I always enjoy Disney nostalgia movies.
A hot Sunday afternoon brought me to the delightfully-cool Orpheum Theatre downtown for THE ARTIST (2011). I did not see it in theaters when it first came out, so what better chance to see it on the big screen in such a great venue. I found it delightful. Well-deserved Oscars for Jean Dujardin (best actor) and for Best Picture. Give that dog an Oscar!!
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*Where did 2011 go? It seems like yesterday I was going to baseball games in hot hot hot weather, and now it's almost Thanksgiving.
*Are the Occupy protesters in NYC still going to be as determined during the winter months? And I'm still not clear: what exactly are they protesting again?
*By the way, the segment recently on CONAN in which Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog visited the Occupy protesters was one of the funniest bits of comedy I've seen in a long time.
*The one new show on television this season I really like is ONCE UPON A TIME. It's a fast hour.
*I'm in an original musical production of "A Christmas Carol" at The Forum Theatre at Hillside & Douglas. It runs December 1-18. There are so many talented people in the cast; I hope you can come and see it for some holiday fun.
*I'll admit it: blogging makes me nervous for some reason.
*I took a vacation back in October, visiting Columbia, South Carolina; Myrtle Beach, SC; Charleston, SC; Savannah, Georgia; and Atlanta. Wow it was good to get away and see someplace different for a few days.
*Had a really great time a couple of weeks ago when Lone Chimney Films had a night at the Orpheum Theatre with actors Barry Corbin & Buck Taylor. That was a special evening; I'm sorry more Wichitans didn't come to enjoy it.
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Skip to comments.Rand Pauls immigration plan: Border security before probationary legal status
Posted on 03/19/2013 1:56:47 PM PDT by BarnacleCenturion
The AP claimed this morning that Paul was set to endorse a path to citizenship in his speech today. Not so, countered conservatives on Twitter: Read his prepared remarks and youll see that citizenship is never mentioned. Which is true, and also irrelevant.
The whole point of Pauls speech is GOP rapprochement with Latino voters; he spends nearly two-thirds of it extolling Latinos work ethic, reminiscing about his friendships with Latinos growing up in Texas, name-checking Jaime Escalante and Pablo Neruda, and of course citing the ancient canard that Latinos are really just Republicans who dont know it yet. (He mentions abortion and gay marriage as particular areas of overlap).
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you just can't help but push amnesty on another thread can you.
How about border security and deportations?
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Lol, did you even read the article?
LOL! you are on another thread making excuses for what's going on, then post this and you can seriously ask that?
LOL indeed.
Rand Paul: 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.
And when the "probationary period" expires they become legal, ie AMNESTY.
Big Sis says they are already secure!
He says they'll blend into the culture.
They'll learn English with all the wimps around here and in leadership apologizing to them that we're not learning Spanish quickly enough.
How about they can't vote?
This is a travesty and it is totally, totally out of control.
Look, this is not a perfect solution but if the illegals will not be deported under obama they might as well start paying taxes. They can still be deported later.
They take, push and force.
Paul says they'll be part of the culture.
That's an insult to anyone's intelligence.
this is about votes and the republican stupid party is falling for this trap.
In our community, the wealthy Mexicans pulled out to the church and school for being told they can't vote for a pro abortion candidate and be in God's grace.
They left in droves.
They will not vote for republicans to save their souls and they are teaching their children this, while they force their language and culture onto the community.
The local businesses are bilingual and non Spanish speakers cannot get work.
Yeah, there'll be deportations. The border is way north of the Rio Grande.
There is no such thing as "probationary" legal status
The "probation" thing will be thrown out in a heartbeat, heck I would throw that out.
"probationary period" will be ruled unconstitutional and walla, 40 million new Democrat voters on the dole.
The end of America.
Nope, if the probationary status is struck down they will just go back to being illegals.
doubtful. the amnesty crowd won't allow that.
OK I just heard Rand on the Hannity radio show and when Hannity asked him if border security would be first,
The illegals would get work visas right away. Then we would work on border security. Congress is going to vote on whether the border is secure, what a joke!!
He told a heart warming story of when he was a young man working with illegals doing roofing jobs etc. That was a long time ago and really has no basis with illegal aliens today.
Here is a solution.
Mandatory 4 years in the military or a lifetime of not being able to vote in any election.
Or you may go home and apply for citizenship after a 4 year wait.
thrown out by the courts in about a minute, automatic 40 million new Democrats
There isn't going to be mass deportation, even Michelle Bachmann is against.
cut off the bennies
giving them MORE benefit of breaking our laws is not a solution
How about visa enforcement as well -- and he can start now.
During the 2006 amnesty debate, the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) commissioned a Zogby poll offering respondents not the false choice between mass deportation or amnesty (a word CIS did not use in the survey), but rather a three-way choice between mass deportation, earned legalization, and attrition and attrition was preferred two-to-one over legalization.
She who hired a RINO to tank her own campaign and played attack dog for Romney should not be taken seriously on a whole lot.
"and walla?"
et voila? I think that's right. Haven't spoken French in 50 years!
Because Paul's is a political speech, I think it's relevant to consider Neruda's political views. Neruda was a Communist. That's not the political culture I want to "infuse" the American spirit. (Persons who aren't familiar with Neruda can confirm this in Wikipedia -- "During his lifetime, Neruda occupied many diplomatic positions and served a stint as a senator for the Chilean Communist Party.")
Another anti-American supporter of Communism. He's an admirer of Castro and "and for many years was denied visas by U.S. immigration authorities" (until Clinton overruled them). [Wikipedia]
I've read his novel One Hundred Years of Solitude (in Spanish), and though I enjoyed the humor at times, I consider it a step backward toward primitive irrationality.
The solution is simple and evident, yet everyone avoids/evades it. Here is the RIGHT plan:
1) Secure the border.
2) Declare a date certain, within 6 months, by which date every illegal must register and set a date, within the following 6 months, for processing within their legal country.
3) If stopped, for any reason, the person must have their registration with their upcoming processing date, or proof of legal entry. If they do not, they will be deported immediately and NEVER given the opportunity to return - FOR ANY REASON!
4) The illegal makes a choice. If they aspire to US citizenship, they must return to their legal country and go through the normal process, no shortcuts, no promises.
5) If they do not aspire to US citizenship they return to their country by the date stipulated on their registration papers, apply for legal resident status, allow for vetting and background legal checks. Possibly allow for expedited processing if they have family in the US and a job. But in no case will these people EVER be granted US citizenship, and in no case will they EVER be allowed to become wards of the state or receive any kind of government assistance. They will never be allowed to VOTE! NOTE: Anchor baby OFF! Their decendants will not be granted citizenship by virtue of being born in the US.
6) If a legal resident (non-citizen) commits a felony or certain types of misdemeanors (like attempting to vote), they will be deported and NEVER granted re-entry for ANY reason (even if their child is dying and needs their kidney to live...they will need to ship the kidney or ship the child).
7) If a legal resident commits an act whereby another person suffers loss, they must either make full restitution or be deported, as in #6 above. A third occurance will require restitution by seizure AND deportation.
Will they all register? No. But most will. And over time, the ones who didn't register would be forcibly shipped home. And most importantly, most of them will choose the non-citizen option - thwarting the political designs of the dems.
As someone who has actually issued immigrant visas, most of these illegal aliens would never qualify for an immigrant visa. And if they truly went to the back of the line in their home countries, it would take years to get into this country even if they are qualified.
What would be the incentive to register versus remain an illegal alien? We have over 2 million criminal aliens in this country. I doubt they would register.
5) If they do not aspire to US citizenship they return to their country by the date stipulated on their registration papers, apply for legal resident status, allow for vetting and background legal checks. Possibly allow for expedited processing if they have family in the US and a job. But in no case will these people EVER be granted US citizenship, and in no case will they EVER be allowed to become wards of the state or receive any kind of government assistance. They will never be allowed to VOTE! NOTE: Anchor baby OFF! Their decendants will not be granted citizenship by virtue of being born in the US.
Never happen. We have birthright citizenship. You either eliminate it for everyone or no one. You can't cut them off of entitlement programs. And why would you give them preference over other intending immigrants just because they have a job in the US? It is illegal for an illegal alien to work in this country. More than likely they have committed ID theft, misused an SSN, evaded taxes, etc.
Will they all register? No. But most will. And over time, the ones who didnt register would be forcibly shipped home. And most importantly, most of them will choose the non-citizen option - thwarting the political designs of the dems.
Why can't we just ship them home using attrition thru enforcement? Any legislation that allows the lawbreakers to stay and work here, the object of their crime, is amnesty. A path to citizenship is a bonus. Giving them to what amounts to green cards entitles them to all the benefits of citizenship except voting. In any event, such a solution would never pass Congress.
N.B. The very people you are depending upon to implement such a scheme, the Obama Administration, are the same ones who have granted a backdoor amnesty to 1.8 million illegal aliens. How can you put the fox in charge of the hen house?
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