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Jeb Bush: GOP Needs to Put Immigration Behind It
In this excerpt from a longer interview, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush insists that the GOP should put the immigration issue behind it and acknowledge that not all immigrants will take a path to citizenship. "Uncommon Knowledge" with Peter Robinson" is produced by the Hoover Institution for WSJ Live.
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... Joan Bush ... reading with Coppola can immigration wars ... the Republican party ... gold needs to put immigration behind his close call ... pushing back the new one last time yet ... the governor ... this will put the immigration wars behind the Republican party ... these RPI is registered traditional ... immigrants eleven or twelve million of them have to wait at least ten years ... we know ... don't think ... that the Democrats had any say over and over and over again during those ten years ten years is to ... bill introduced measures in Congress a couple of years beginning a couple years from now somewhat shortened that time ... they'll say you should be able to receive certain federal benefits while you're waiting ... and wind blows eleven or twelve million folks ... finally get to the end of that ... of course the Democrats will try to short of where the and finally is ... they will be more firmly ... members of the Democratic Party than Hispanics today ... piano that accompli this credo adieu adieu ... well for the tablet the political dynamic that ... was oh no I think I think it misread to these people or ... for starters most look at the pass to see if there's any indication what the future looks like in the eighty six or eighty seven law ... the three million people that were ... allow for an ... expedited path to citizenship in less than half a plug for suspicion ... people came to this country to work ... the idea that summer everybody comes here wants to ... embrace our ... our heritage embrace what it is to be an American is just not been proven out ... people want to work they want to come out from the shows they want to be treated with dignity and respect but they may be actually love the country that they came for ... so we know for example ... nineteenth early twentieth century half of Italian immigrants to this country ... needs only one call ... it's a sort of thing would happen with Mexicans another absolutely if half the people didn't come to an expedited process ... why would imply about what is everybody assumed ... that I mean look we all love our country and in so we is naturally assume everybody else does ... but people come for differ reasons people come motivated to provide for their families ... to take care of their their children ... to make sure that their life is better than the one that they have ... in the break their backs doing ... the work hard and we should shows a will but more respect in and have a little deeper appreciation for what their motives are ... and I think I think that would help them to bake one of the


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Systems Management Server 2003 exam being beta tested from Aug. 8 to Aug. 22. Will count toward MCSE and new Technology Specialist cert.
Microsoft has furnished MCPmag.com with some details, noting the exam just entered beta testing phase on Monday, August 8; the testing phase will conclude on August 22. The company did not provide an expected release date for the live version of the exam. The exam objective guide shows that Microsoft posted the document on July 20.
Systems Management Server 2003, Microsoft's enterprise change and configuration management toolset, has been available since November, 2003. Microsoft has confirmed that exam 70-089 will fulfill an elective requirement for the MCSE on Windows 2003 title. It will also count toward Technology Specialist fulfillment under the "new-generation" MCP program, although . (Portions of the program were revealed at Microsoft TechEd in early July; see "MCP Program Takes New Road in September" in the News archive.)
Microsoft has developed two courses for those who want more training on SMS 2003:
Microsoft typically offers beta exams for free to qualified individuals via invitation only. To find out more, go to http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcpexams/status/beta.asp.
Exam 70-089 is an update to the older 70-086, Systems Management Server 2.0. Those who passed that exam do not need to recertify, as certifications never retire.
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Bluffton High football coach Ken Cribb has been looking forward to this part of the season.
Scheduled road games at Wade Hampton last Friday and James Island this week will give his Bobcats a nice change of scenery, he told me after a crisp practice on Labor Day morning. Bluffton opened with three consecutive home games, all of them blowout victories.
As the guy covering the Bobcats all season long for Bluffton Today, I feel the same way.
One of the perks of the prep sports beat at a small-town newspaper, for me at least, is hitting the road for away football games.
When you don't have a long list of teams to cover, there's often no choice but to make the trip on Friday night. I did it often at my last job in Dublin, Ga., and got a chance to see the sights and sounds at venues all over the state - stadiums big and small, areas urban and rural.
You often hear people say that there's nothing like football in the South, and it's true. Each town and team has its own unique traditions and venues that set it apart.
I've heard the gamecock crow after touchdowns at Screven County and seen the intimidating wall of championship plaques at Charlton County. I've covered games at powerful Buford's college-like stadium and the no-room-to-breathe press box at Johnson County's Herschel Walker Field.
Now, I get the chance to see what South Carolina has to offer.
It started Friday with a short trip to Varnville and continues in Charleston on Friday. Then comes a pair of intriguing late-season region road games at Ashley Ridge and Summerville. Those last two games will be in the same town, but I'm anticipating two distinct atmospheres - as well as two monster tests for the Bobcats in this inaugural season in SCHSL Class AAAA.
Ashley Ridge is a relatively new school, but the Swamp Foxes have quickly developed into a force. Summerville is one of the most storied programs in South Carolina - if not the country - with 10 state championship and a coach approaching 600 career victories.
That's only four road trips out of 11 regular-season games, which is certainly good for the Bobcats. If they can make another deep postseason run, though, it's likely that they (and I) will take a few extra tours of the Palmetto State later this fall.
Sports reporter Lawrence Conneff may be reached at email@example.com or 843-815-0800, Ext. 12. Follow him on Twitter at @BlufftonSports.


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Normal kidney cells, such as those of the NRK line, are commonly utilized in laboratories around the world. They are extremely useful in the study of normal renal anatomy and physiology, as well as morphometric alterations related to age and the development of renal diseases, including renal dysplasia, pyelonephritis, azotemia, and diabetic nephropathy. Kidney cell lines have also been of significant interest due to scientific efforts to grow working kidneys in specimens in which the organs are absent or irreparably damaged. Such research endeavors may eventually lead to an abundant supply of kidneys for transplant purposes, eliminating the extremely long lists that are currently utilized to keep track of anxiously waiting patients. Each year thousands of people die waiting for a suitable kidney to become available.
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The Games Of PlayStation 4
From new Killzone and Infamous titles to Bungie's Destiny and Blizzard's Diablo III, companies announced a slew of games at Sony's PlayStation 4 presentation today. Here's a round-up of every story we wrote about the known PlayStation 4 games.
Deep Down is a fantasy adventure that appears to offer cooperative monster hunting.
Bungie announced same day release on PS3 and PS4, as well as PlayStation exclusive content for Destiny
Blizzard announced a new partnership with Sony that will bring the famed developer back into the console scene. The first game in the partnership is Diablo III, which has been retooled for consoles and will release on both PS4 and PS3.
Team based racing takes center stage in the new PS4 title from Evolution.
Infamous: Second Son – Sucker Punch
The superhero power trip of the Infamous series continues on the PlayStation 4.
Killzone: Shadow Fall – Guerilla Games
The Killzone series is back again with a new entry entitled Shadow Fall. The first look at the game included plenty of adrenaline inducing moments, like hanging by a rope from a plane to shot down enemies. See for yourself to determine how you think it stacks up for the series.
A little guy named Knack is the starring character in a new game from Mark Cerny all about a war against the goblins.
We saw Watch Dogs at E3 2012, and Ubisoft was cagey on where we would be able to play the game. We all assumed it was next-gen, but Ubisoft wouldn't share the details. Now Ubisoft finally confirmed that the game will be coming to PlayStation 4, and then showed some brand new gameplay.
Ever since the release of Braid, we've all been excited about Jonathan Blow's next project. The Witness was announced quite awhile ago, but at Sony's conference we learned that it would be premiering on its console, and it would lead the charge for Sony's new platform allowing developers to self-publish their own games in an open environment.
Unannounced Final Fantasy Game – Square Enix
Final Fantasy brand director Shinji Hashimoto revealed that the Final Fantasy franchise is headed to the newly announced Sony system.
Unannounced Quantic Dream Project
Founder David Cage says the technology of the PS4 will allow Quantic Dream to convey subtle emotions and that games will be on par with film in terms of displaying character's emotions.
Unannounced Media Molecule Game
Alex Evans of Media Molecule took the stage at today's Sony presser to discuss the company's vision for the PS4.


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23 July 2010
Weekend Kneeler Jeopardy
Looks like it's going to be a glorious weekend around here!!! Have a good one.
Category: Those little town blues
These three counties in the Empire State are named after Catholic monarchs.
St. Alex says, please place your answer in the form of a question in the combox, and say a few Hail Marys while you wait for the answer to be revealed.
Demerits for using Google and other sneaky searches. Educated guesses are welcome and encouraged. Good luck!!
The first correct answer in the form of a question wins the highly coveted WKJ ribbon to display on your blog, cubicle or refrigerator door.
4 comments:
- Ray from MN said...
Is everybody sick, or kidnapped today? I can't believe I'm the first one to try?
Well the only counties I know of in NY are those comprising NY City but I don't know all of them, but I do know a few Catholic Monarchs. And they would have to be 18th century and before, I would guess.
Here goes: Who are Mary, Louis and Charles?
- July 24, 2010 at 4:38 PM
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- July 25, 2010 at 8:07 PM
- swissmiss said...
Sorry Ray. I guess this one was just too tough. Here's the answer from http://catholicism.org/us-counties-named-after-catholics.html
Albany is named after the last Catholic King of England, the convert, James II (1633-1701), who was also the Duke of York and of Albany in Scotland; Dutchess County is named after his wife, Mary, Duchess of Modena (1658-1718), who gave him the final nudge to enter the Church after he had long considered doing so; and Queens County is named after England's next to last Catholic Queen, Catherine of Braganza (1650-1702), who was married to Charles II (he converted on his deathbed).
- July 28, 2010 at 12:34 PM
- Ray from MN said...
Yeah, Swissie, I looked it up after I guessed. That one definitely was only for PhD's who had taught English history for 40 years.
- July 28, 2010 at 2:42 PM