Sun Conure

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Brilliantly colorful, friendly, and loaded with character, the sun conure has long been popular as a companion bird. These parrots are intelligent, trainable pets known for having playful personalities that are especially suitable for a family setting.

Owners should be prepared; this bird is one of the loudest of all the medium-sized parrots. So, while conures are good pets, they are not good for beginners since they require a lot of consistent training, daily interaction, and constant socialization to stay tame and well-behaved.

What is a Conure Parrot?

Conures are small-to-medium-sized parrots with vibrant feathers, long tails, and curved beaks. These birds are characterized by their talkative nature and active temperament.

The population of this currently endangered bird is dwindling rapidly due to loss of habitat and trapping for the pet trade. According to the World Parrot Trust, populations have dipped drastically over the past three decades despite the U.S. import ban of 1992 and European Union ban in 2007.

Temperament

The sun conure is a playful, amusing bird that enjoys athletic tricks. These birds are smart, interactive, and easily trained. In general, the sun conure is a very affectionate and cuddly bird that is gentle to all members of the family as long as they are treated well. The bird is not without assertiveness, though; they can turn aggressive suddenly if provoked.

This parrot can go through nippy phases that can be hard on children as well as on adults. Even the tamest pet bird can get startled and bite. This is not a true reflection of their personality; it’s a natural reaction.

Like all parrots, sun conures are social birds that need a considerable amount of interaction with their human owners to be happy. They are naturally playful and affectionate when they get the attention they need, making them uniquely suited for those who want a bird for steady companionship. These birds will do well with another sun conure as a companion.

Keep in mind that the sun conure is extremely loud, capable of emitting ear-piercing screams. The loud, shrill call is used in the wild to bring attention to important situations from miles away. Likewise, this bird can stand in as an excellent version of a watchdog for your home.

Speech and Vocalizations

In captivity, this bird’s loud, harsh calls may elicit return calls from angry neighbors. This bird is not suitable for apartment or condo dwellers. You can’t expect to “train away” their calls, but you can train them from early on to curb excessive screaming. They do express excitement and fear with shrill screams. Conures are not shy birds and will let you know vocally if they are bored or if their needs are neglected.

Sun conures are not known for their talking ability, but some birds demonstrate an uncanny ability to mimic other types of sounds, such as doorbells, microwave buzzers, and telephone chimes.

Sun Conure Colors and Markings

At maturity, a sun conure is bright orange and yellow with traces of green and blue. Juvenile sun conures are not nearly as colorful as adults—this is a natural defense mechanism. The first feathers are olive green in color, changing to a mixture of yellowish-orange at around 6 months of age. Full-color plumage occurs at approximately 18 months to two years of age. Sun conures have black beaks and feet and characteristic white patches around each eye. The sexes are identical in color and markings. To determine sex, your bird would require genetic testing or a surgical sexing procedure.

Caring for a Sun Conure

The sun conure is an active bird that will be happiest in a roomy enclosure. At a minimum, give your bird a cage that is 30 inches by 30 inches in footprint with a height of at least 36 inches for a bird on the smaller size. Make sure the cage has relatively narrow bar spacing (3/4 to one inch) to prevent the bird from getting their head stuck between the bars. Keep the house between 65-80 degrees Fahrenheit for your bird’s comfort.

As is true of most other parrot species, the sun conure needs safe out-of-cage areas to explore and investigate. This athletic bird loves to create their own tricks. Provide a play gym on top of the cage so it can stretch its legs and wings. Consider adding a perch or flight cage.

Like most pet birds, sun conures require training if you want to have a positive and fun relationship with them. Use positive reinforcement techniques to train this parrot to do several athletic tricks. This bird will not respond well to scolding or any kind of negative reinforcement.

Sun conures tend to enjoy bathing and will splash about daily when provided with a shallow water bowl. They may also enjoy a spray shower from overhead misters as some other parrots do.

Diet and Nutrition

In the wild, sun conures primarily feast on fruit, nuts, and seeds. In captivity, they do best on a formulated, balanced pellet diet supplemented with fruits, leafy greens, and root vegetables. Slightly steamed sweet potatoes are an excellent food for your pet conure.

When it comes to pellet food, this should account for approximately 75-80% of the bird’s diet. As for fresh fruits and veggies, offer about a 1/8 to 1/4 cup in the morning and at night.

Like other companion birds, a sun conure needs and appreciates treats, so make healthy choices for treats. Nuts and seeds are always a good choice for an occasional treat. Walnuts and almonds are excellent selections. If you would like to make feeding your feathered companion easier, try making a grain bake casserole dish. It freezes well for a healthy, portioned meal for your bird.

Avoid giving your sun conure overly salty foods, chocolate, or anything with caffeine. Additionally, give any dairy products in moderation since sun conures are lactose-intolerant.

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  1. Morning All
    something woke me around 1:30 this morning and i couldn’t fall back to sleep till some time after 4! then i was having weird dreams. so later this afternoon, i will probably fall asleep in my chair…lol

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    1. Morning, Pat! Weird dreams, eh? What did you eat before you went to bed? Supposedly, that can affect your dreams. I never dream any more – haven’t for years – if I do, I certainly don’t remember them. The trick for me when I can’t sleep is to lie in bed and pretend I’m sleeping, as if to convince someone who is watching that I am asleep – it worked for me. I think it was imitating the deep breathing during sleep. I would find my mind pulled away to think about something else and force myself back into the pretend-sleep mindset. Next thing you know, I was waking up in the morning.

      67 here this morning and still cloudy – got some really good rain overnight so at least I don’t have to water today and maybe the grass will green up a bit. The usual with Wheezer. IDK WTF it is that makes me unable to smell almost everything BUT the litter box….even after just cleaning Jake’s litterbox, the first time he uses it, I can smell it all the way into the living room!!! That just sucks, I gotta tell ya’!

      Gorgeous birds but FAR too much effort required, IMO. I was curious about their life-span since many of these parrots can live to 100 or more. A friend/roommate of mine had an African Green parrot – one of the BIG ones – and they will live that long. He was quite jealous of her BF and would try to get between them when they were sitting together on the couch.

      EXCERPT: “Chicks become independent around 10 weeks and reach sexual maturity at 2 years of age. After that, they still have a long life ahead of them, as sun conures tend to live for a minimum of 15 years with good care.

      Ages of 20 or more are not uncommon and there are even birds that reach 30. For example, in a study that analyzed 529 sun conures, the highest recorded age was 29.7 years. The median age among adult birds was almost 19.”

      https://www.psittacology.com/sun-conure-life-span/

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      1. Morning Filly!
        A noise woke me up–could have been anything we had the windows open. when i can’t fall right back to sleep, i list the states in alphabetical order. and last night I kept missing on…LOL
        one i finally got them all, i drifted off.
        btw…I had pretzels. nothing i haven’t snacked on before bed before. ???

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        1. Well, what works for me won’t work for everyone…..well, actually….probably wouldn’t work for anyone…..😛😜😝🙃😉😉😉

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    1. Futurist™
      @americasgreat
      BREAKING & NO ONE ELSE YET HAS POSTED THIS INFORMATION ABOUT MAYOR RUE, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO:

      Mayor Robert Rue, Springfield, Ohio, recently stated that there were no cats/animals being eaten in Springfield and that the City was a great place to live, while attacking Pres Trump for telling the truth. The rumor is that Rue is renting his properties to illegals, which is not yet verified.

      After doing research on Clark County website this is what I found:

      Mayor Rob Rue seems to own quite a bit of rental properties in Springfield under the name LITTLETON PROPERTIES OF SPRINGFIELD LLC, images attached. He directly owns these properties based on a County business search.

      If Mayor Rue is renting out his properties to illegals the public should know. He should recuse himself from any vote on the Commission because he directly benefits financially from any federal funds received to support the illegals.

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  8. Feisty Hayseed

    Feisty Hayseed

    September 15, 2024 1:08 am

    Melania Trump blasts FBI’s Mar-a-Lago raid: ‘A warning to all Americans’

    Former first lady Melania Trump blasted the FBI’s 2022 raid of Mar-a-Lago in a video posted on social media Saturday morning, cautioning that the rights and freedoms of Americans have to be “respected.”

    The video, promoting her forthcoming memoir, presents the words of the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution set to music, and then features images of the Trumps’ Florida estate, while she slams the federal agency’s raid.

    “I never imagined my privacy would be invaded by the government here in America,” she said in the video. “The FBI raided my home in Florida and searched through my personal belongings. This is not just my story, it serves as a warning to all Americans, a reminder that our freedom and rights must be respected.”

    Melania Trump’s video ended with an image of her upcoming book, “Melania,” which comes out Oct. 1.

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/melania-trump-blasts-fbi-s-mar-a-lago-raid-a-warning-to-all-americans/ar-AA1qA1mQ

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  9. Feisty Hayseed
    Feisty Hayseed
    September 15, 2024 1:15 am

    Oregon reveals hundreds of non-citizens were mistakenly registered to vote since 2021

    More than 300 non-citizens in Oregon eligible to apply for driver’s licenses were also mistakenly registered to vote, officials admitted this week in what they chalked up to be a “data entry issue.”

    In an initial analysis, the Oregon Department of Transportation found that 306 non-citizens statewide were registered to vote and two have cast ballots in elections since 2021, according to reports.

    Officials expect to find more instances of the error as they continue to investigate, DMV Administrator Amy Joyce told The Oregonian on Friday.

    https://nypost.com/2024/09/14/us-news/oregon-reveals-300-non-citizens-were-mistakenly-registered-to-vote/

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  11. NF: Don’t forget that I have Amish roots via the PA Dutch in my birth family – I think that is where my practical approach to minor injuries and other obstacles originates: “I’m sick. I know I’m sick. I don’t have to have someone else telling me I’m sick.”

    “Update on the Amish Approach to Covid: As a result of my challenges, journal makes multiple corrections to scientific article”

    Sharyl Attkisson, Sep 15, 2024

    EXCERPT: “My effort to obtain corrections to a badly-flawed government-funded scientific study about the Amish approach to Covid has, at last, reaped results. I’ve been notified by the Associate Publisher of Behavior and Health Sciences Journals that based on my challenges, the journal has issued multiple corrections to the original study.

    Unfortunately, the review process took about a year. And we all know that those who read and reported on the original article are unlikely to go back and look for corrections. The initial misimpressions will likely linger on indefinitely.

    The study was entitled “Closed but Not Protected: Excess Deaths Among the Amish and Mennonites During the COVID-19 Pandemic.” It appeared in the Journal of Religion and Health on June 11, 2021.

    In reading the study, I found the authors and backers clearly seemed to intend to publicly debunk the Amish approach to Covid—but in reality, looking at the data, I saw that the study did quite the opposite.

    By way of background, the Amish population largely rejected public health recommendations during Covid, but fared no worse in terms of health impact than the rest of the country that masked, isolated, and vaccinated. That’s according to available data, and even the federally-funded study in question. Those findings imply the US could have avoided experimental vaccines that have serious side effects; and circumvented costly shutdowns that devastated the economy, travel, businesses, mental health, and education at the expense of trillions of US tax dollars.

    But the study was titled and written in a way that seemed to imply something false: that the Amish died in greater numbers for having rejected the CDC guidelines!

    In my new bestselling book, “Follow the Science: How Big Pharma Misleads, Obscures, and Prevails,” I provide data and examples as to how scientific studies today are frequently perverted into tools that are no more than propaganda for government and Big Pharma agendas.

    Below is the letter I received from Associate Publisher Kimberly Poss announcing multiple corrections to the study:

    Stein, R.E., Corcoran, K.E., Colyer, C.J. et al. Closed but Not Protected: Excess Deaths Among the Amish and Mennonites During the COVID-19 Pandemic. J Relig Health 60, 3230–3244 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10943-021-01307-5

    ‘Dear Ms. Attkisson,

    We are contacting you as you expressed concerns regarding the article detailed above. Thank you again for providing a detailed overview of your specific concerns about this paper.

    All of your claims have been thoroughly assessed by multiple members of the editorial team. Your case has also been considered in detail by our in-house Research Integrity Group. All processes were carried out in line with Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines. Thank you for your patience as we completed this process.

    Following this detailed investigation, we found that the publication could have been more clear about what data was being shown in some of the included tables, and that one sentence in the abstract could potentially cause some confusion about the conclusions being presented. In view of this, we have corrected the publication. The published correction details the specific changes made to the original article in order to provide some additional clarity to readers.

    We thank you for bringing this issue to our attention.

    With best wishes,

    Kimberly Poss, (she/her/hers), Associate Publisher |  Behavior and Health Sciences Journals’

    While I’m pleased the journal’s Research Integrity Group took its review seriously and forced the multiple corrections, I find that the corrections do little to fix the misimpressions I flagged.

    First, the misleading title remains the same. Second, the study, which improperly blended the largely-compliant Menonite population with the Amish, and fatally excluded the largest Amish population in the US (Lancaster, Penn.), still does not explicitly state its most important finding: that the Amish approach to Covid proved superior.

    As a group, the Amish suffered no greater “excess deaths” during Covid, and arguably had fewer deaths, all without shutting down their schools, social life, and economy; without testing an experimental vaccine; and without spending untold amounts of money on testing, treatments, and hospitalizations.

    Another shortfall in this process of scientific integrity lies in the fact that the government and study authors refuse to turn over the communications and materials I requested that could shed light on what specific people were backing the taxpayer funded study and why; and could tell us how the study shortfalls slipped past all the peer reviewers.

    I’m still waiting to hear results of a separate challenge of another seriously flawed taxpayer funded study during the same time period and appeared to be a work of government and Big Pharma propaganda.

    For more details, read my original article below along with my challenges to the study…..”

    https://sharylattkisson.substack.com/p/update-on-the-amish-approach-to-covid

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  12. tax2much

    September 15, 2024 9:45 am

    Our real enemy is our greedy fellow citizens. All of those Haitians in Springfield OH are renting from REPUBLICAN landlords and buying cars from REPUBLICAN car dealers and buying groceries from REPUBLICAN grocery stores in this primarily REPUBLICAN run town. Yes they were deliberately put there by conniving DEMOCRATS to exploit for fraudulent ballots and to cause racial chaos but they knew that the well to do merchants would only be too happy to rake in all that windfall money.

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          1. if you try to hide a person from them, they will continue to deploy any means to find them and kill them. if they think that person is already dead…you can buy some time till you spill the beans and catch them off guard.

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  16. Pat, IDK if you read Sharyl’s article but this should be of particular interest to you:

    “A second issue with “Closed but Not Protected” can be found in the geographical choices the researchers made. Though their conclusions made sweeping generalizations about the Amish approach, they had in fact omitted the most populous Amish community in America: Pennsylvania. Instead, they focused their attention exclusively on “Ohio, with the second and fourth largest Amish settlements in the USA.”

    When I asked study author Stein at West Virginia University why she excluded Pennsylvania, she provided a surprising answer. She indicated she and her colleagues chose Ohio because it had a disproportionately high number of Amish and Mennonite obituaries compared to Pennsylvania and other states. According to Stein, Ohio is “home to approximately 23% of the US Amish population, but contributing 56% of the total obituaries published” and “Pennsylvania was not represented to the same degree as Ohio in the data.”

    Incredibly, this seems to mean that when they saw evidence of a more positive outcome in Pennsylvania—fewer obituaries—they excluded that data from their study.

    Why did the researchers ignore the obvious possibility: that the Pennsylvania Amish and Mennonite had fewer published obituaries compared to Ohio because their death rate was lower? In effect, the decision to omit Pennsylvania would seem to artificially elevate the apparent death rate among Amish and Mennonite people and present the worst case outcome for Closed Religious Communities (CRCs).”

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  17. Just The News: “The SpaceX Polaris Dawn crew returned to Earth on Sunday, ending a historic spaceflight that included the first commercial spacewalk. The Polaris Dawn mission reached the highest altitude of any manned spaceflight in five decades.

    The four-member crew splashed down off the coast of Dry Tortugas, Florida, at 3:37 AM ET on Sunday, CNN reported.

    During reentry, the most dangerous part of the mission, the spacecraft’s external skin reached temperatures of up to 3,500 degrees Fahrenheit. The vessel’s Crew Dragon heat shield, located at the bottom of the 13-foot-wide capsule, kept the crew cabin at a comfortable temperature.

    After splashdown, the capsule briefly floated on the surface before retrieval. Following final safety checks, the crew disembarked from the capsule and returned to dry land.

    The Polaris Dawn crew included mission commander Jared Isaacman, the billionaire CEO of finance company Shift4 Payments. Isaacman’s friend and former U.S. Air Force pilot Scott “Kidd” Poteet, along with SpaceX operations engineers Anna Menon and Sarah Gillis, rounded out the crew.

    The mission began by achieving a record-breaking altitude of 870 miles, the highest Earth orbit attained by humans since the 1966 Gemini 11 mission, which reached 853 miles. The crew’s apogee, the farthest point from Earth, marked the furthest any woman has traveled from the Earth.

    The mission’s spacewalk, a first for commercial spaceflight, occurred on Thursday after Isaacman opened the capsule’s hatch. Isaacman and Gillis exited the capsule for 10 minutes each and carried out tests on their suits’ functionality. The spacewalkers reported no major issues.”

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  19. “Sunday Strip: Look Over There! Squirrel, tennis ball, bacon!”

    Robert W Malone MD, MS, Sep 15, 2024

    Remember the crickets…

    We are smart enough to figure out that this is precisely what he was speaking about.

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  23. I love birds and had parakeets from the age of six. Even raised a couple of them. My sister and I would let them out of their cage, and they liked to fly around and perch on the tops of curtains. Our parents indulged them and us, when we two girls would climb on the furniture to get our birds to perch on our fingers. Maintaining birds is troublesome, because they do require a lot of care. And they like companionship. To get them to talk, we were told you couldn’t have more than one at a time. I did that too, when I moved to New York and lived alone. Downey became neurotic, and would chatter happily in front of his mirror, since I was working and could only teach him at night. His first words were “You’re such a cute little bird.” And “I love you”.

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      1. They were called budgies. We. bought my first one at Woolworths, but later, the Woolworths disappeared, and fewer and fewer places sold parakeets or equipment for them. I bought Downey in New York and named him after the restaurant where they had my first New York cheesecake. I loved living in New York for awhile, but eventually the soot and lack of open space got to me, so I found lots of fresh air and open space in Colorado. I left Downey with my parents. My sister then inherited him. Poor little bird. I don’t know what happened to him. Carol did take him to Oklahoma with her husband, when he was transferred. I never had another parakeet, but in 2008, I got chickens.

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    2. The only birds I was familiar with growing up were the birds around my home area – the sparrows, blackbirds, turtledoves, pheasant, etc. Back then, it was all about hunting pheasant; I had a BB gun and I would sit on my dog’s house and shoot at the blackbirds but never the Robins or turtledoves – just blackbirds, the bane of farm country. I love feeding the birds outside and watching them, tho. The fact that many of these parrots are such long-lived birds put me off seriously considering getting one. Then when I discovered from my friend the amount of time it takes to train them, I knew they weren’t for me.

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    1. nope…talking with my son and daughter in law…lol

      he makes custom wood furniture in his spare time…hoping to one day parlay that into his own business. he has done some awesome pieces and he’s always so excited to talk about hi snew projects.

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  28. Just The News: “The Secret Service is responding to a shooting near former President Donald Trump as he left his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida, law enforcement sources reported.

    “President Trump is safe following gunshots in his vicinity. No further details at this time,” said Trump spokesman Steven Cheung.

    Two individuals exchanged gunfire outside the golf club but were apparently targeting each other, the New York Post reported.”

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    1. Troublemaker10
      Troublemaker10
      September 15, 2024 3:12 pm

      Haitian immigration….

      There are nearly 200 nations on earth. The US is the sole country airlifting illegal Haitian migrants (by the hundreds of thousands) into its towns. If there is some kind of moral imperative to evacuate 12 million Haitians, why isn’t the State Dept demanding other nations do so?

      — Stephen Miller (@StephenM) September 15, 2024

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    Jesus Lizard -The Jesus Lizard, or common basilisk, has the incredible ability to be able to run on water, hence its name. When fleeing from predators, the lizard opens its toes to reveal a special webbing, and with enough momentum, is able to successfully run across the surface for up to 20 meters!

    Decoy Building Spider

    Carnivorous Caterpillar HI

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  38. EXCERPT: “….Investigators allege that six Biden-Harris Department of Education employees used “forged permission slips” to take their own children and grandchildren on New York City-funded trips to Disney World and on other trips planned for homeless and underprivileged kids, as exclusively reported by The New York Post.

    The secret perks robbed some of the city’s most disadvantaged kids of a chance to enjoy the Magic Kingdom — a trip that cost $66,000 for 50 or so adults and kids, a staffer said — and other multiple-day trips in 2016 to 2019 to Washington, D.C; New Orleans; Boston; upstate Rocking Horse Ranch Resort; and Frost Valley YMCA campground, according to a newly released report by the Special Commissioner of Investigation for city schools.

    See why I’m assuming the employees are Democrats? 

    Look, I know Republicans aren’t saints, but this level of contemptible hypocrisy smacks of my longtime mantra: The left’s depth of hypocrisy knows no bounds.

    In one example, Linda M. Wilson, a Queens, N.Y. supervisor of DOE’s “Students in Temporary Housing,” not only took her own two daughters on multiple trips; she also encouraged her colleagues to take their kids and grandkids, but tried to cover up the despicable practice when the Special Commissioner of Investigation for city schools started asking questions, according to the SCI report.

    Wilson allegedly told her co-workers: “What happens here stays with us.” Those co-workers later told SCI: “She told us to lie to investigators.” Oops….”

    https://redstate.com/mike_miller/2024/09/15/doe-employees-take-own-kids-grandkids-on-city-funded-trips-to-disney-world-trips-for-homeless-kids-n2179340

    This wouldn’t post @ M’s….let’s see if it will here:

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  41. Mountain lion outside LA

    Lion of Venice

    Faroe Islands

    Gilling Sword, Anglo-Saxon sword dating from the late 9th to early 10th centuries AD

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  44. Just The News: “Shortly after an assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump, House Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries tweeted out on X an attack on what he calls “Extreme MAGA Republicans.”

    He wrote: “Extreme MAGA Republicans are the party of a national abortion ban and Trump’s Project 2025. We must stop them.”

    One person responded: “This kind of rhetoric caused another assassination attempt on President Trump.” STFU!”

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  45. What a difference humidity makes! After the rain last night, temp is up to 88 but it’s very humid so it feels hotter. I also had to turn my a/c on, dang it. Oh, well. Much cooler weather is on the way.

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    1. Martin
      September 15, 2024 4:37 pm
      Reply to Troublemaker10

      BREAKING: Florida State Representative John Snyder reports that the suspect in the Trump golf course shooting is a white male in his mid-60s.

      — The General (@GeneralMCNews) September 15, 2024

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    1. Wiki: “The scope of the law’s authority was judged by the U.S. Supreme Court in the 2022 Biden v. Texas (Removal of the ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy) ruling, which found in a 5-4 decision that the President had the direct authority to regulate the law’s Migrant Protection Protocols without approval from Congress.[80][81]“

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_Immigration_Reform_and_Immigrant_Responsibility_Act_of_1996

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  48. update:

    Update 4: According to Fox News, the would-be assassin has been identified:

    The suspect in the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has been identified as Ryan Wesley Routh, law enforcement sources confirmed to Fox News. Routh was allegedly armed with an assault rifle outside Trump International Golf Club while Trump was playing the fifth hole on Sunday afternoon. He was able to push the muzzle of his gun through the chainlink fence outside the golf club, authorities said. He was 300 to 500 yards away from Trump. Secret Service spotted Routh and opened fire. Routh was able to get way, but was later stopped by authorities and arrested.He was found with two backpacks and a GoPro camera.The rifle was recovered from the bushes outside the golf course

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  49. I am adding a short daily prayer to the board. I would invite each of you, if you wish, to also add one or maybe two of your own liking. I do not want to stifle anyone but please limit yourself to one or two religious postings. here’s one I found that I liked.

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