"Bow Tie" Novice Hunter Over Fences at Ludwigs Corner Horse Show 9/1/13
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Répétition de la vacation Fences du Jeudi 5 septembre 2013
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25 ans de succès Fences...
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Published September 08, 2013
Associated Press
July 14, 2013: In this photo, pastors and others raise their arms on the San Diego side of a border fence during a cross-border Sunday religious service with others on the Tijuana, Mexico side of the fence.AP
SAN DIEGO Under the watch of a Border Patrol agent, U.S. and Mexican pastors set up two small altars -- one on each side of a towering border fence -- for their Sunday service that spans two countries.
The priests then break bread simultaneously and hold up their challises to the tightly woven metal barrier. The guitar player is in Mexico, strumming a song led by clergy on the U.S. side. The buzzing of a passing Border Patrol officer on an all-terrain vehicle interrupts the music.
The religious service is one of myriad ways that life is seeping across the border post 9/11 as Congress considers spending billions on further fortification.
Ranchers, deputies and lawmakers from border states have long pleaded for federal help, saying their areas were overrun by people entering the U.S. illegally and armed smugglers.
But today there is growing opposition along the nearly 2,000-mile boundary to more agents and fences. They include U.S. ministers, business leaders and mayors who say those measures have reached their maximum effectiveness.
The crackdown in the past decade should be applauded for bringing detentions of illegal crossers to historic lows -- but ports of entry have been overlooked, said former El Paso Mayor John Cook, the director of the Border Mayors Association, representing U.S. and Mexican mayors.
Hours-long waits and overtaxed officers have become the norm at crossings, costing the region billions by deterring Mexican shoppers and delaying U.S. shipments, border mayors say. They favor expanding "trusted traveler" programs that give passes to pre-vetted crossers, digital fingerprinting and other technology to make ports of entry more secure, though Congress hasn't addressed those ideas.
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Répétition de la vacation Fences du Vendredi 6 septembre 2013
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Shirley Bassey - Vallas (Fences "Barriers") - w/ Spanish to English Translation
1989 (Veteran singer, Shirley Bassey, canta en Espanol. Shirley recorded an LP in Spanish titled, #39;La Mujer #39;, and this is just one of the many excellent trac...
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Fences On Westwood and Between Parkers/Mason Auguest 2013
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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The railway track where a 9-year-old boy's feet were severed in St. Paul's North End last month was not guarded by a fence as required by Minnesota law.
Last month, St. Paul authorities say Marshawn Farr-Robinson climbed onto a slow-moving train that was traveling along railway tracks located about a block from the boy's home at Ivy Avenue West and Farrington Street. The tracks belong to Burlington Northern Santa Fe.
Police reports and fire officials say Farr-Robinson fell and the train amputated both his feet. There were two trains in the area at the time - one belonging to BNSF and another belonging to Canadian Pacific. Which train was actually involved in the incident is still under investigation according to a BNSF spokesperson and police reports. A well-worn path leads to the tracks. The path is considered to be a shortcut between two neighborhoods, despite a clearly posted no-trespassing sign on the railroad's property.
After the incident, people who live in the area expressed concern that the tracks were dangerous and should have been blocked by a fence.
While anyone who goes onto railroad property without permission is a considered a trespasser, railroads are required by Minnesota law to "build and maintain good and substantial fences on each side of all lines of its railroad." Minnesota Statute 219.31 has been on the books for about a century. It was originally written to protect livestock. But over the years Minnesota courts have said that the law is also intended to protect young children. The issue has come up in more than a half dozen legal cases involving railroads and injuries and deaths on the tracks.
Farr-Robinson's story hits very close to home for 32-year-old Andre Fisher of Brooklyn Center. When Fisher learned that the boy's feet were severed by a train, it was like hearing his own story retold.
"Kind of eerie to think of it," says Fisher.
Twenty-two years ago, the same thing happened to Fisher in almost the same way.
"Just left one of our friend's houses...waiting for the train to go past. Next thing I know I was looking at my legs and they was gone," he says.
Fisher was 9 and lost both his legs when he was hit by a train in an area which is today the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis. He crossed over the tracks from a path used by many kids as a shortcut to a nearby park. There was no fence to stop them and his life was changed in an instant.
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PAPILLON-K, IHF 4-Year Old Hunter Over Fences
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Not So Vanilla Minecraft Ep. 121: Fortifying The De"Fences"!
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