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Greenpeace activists are hanging right now from Dell's global headquarters just outside Austin, Texas with a banner for the computer company founder and CEO: "Michael, What the Dell? Design out Toxics!" You can support them by writing to dell right now.
We simply want to hold him to his word to go green. On March 29, activists in Belgium, the Netherlands, and India protested outside local Dell offices just as Mr. Dell was having an important meeting with his staff.
Back in 2006, Dell became one of the first companies in our Guide to Greener Electronics to make a public commitment to release products free from harmful substances such as PVC vinyl plastic and brominated flame retardants (BFRs) by the end of 2009. Great start! But Dell continues to use PVC vinyl plastic and BFRs in all its computers, and it's almost June 2010 already.
With companies like Apple and HP already selling products without these harmful chemicals, there is no excuse for Dell to not do the same. At this point, founder and CEO Michael Dell is watching the competition race past his own company.
Dell can't fulfill its aim to be the greenest technology company on the planet until it follows through on its commitments to phase out substances that are hazardous to the environment and public health. All electronics companies need to follow the lead of Apple, HP and Indian brands HCL and Wipro who are phasing out the worst toxics chemicals.
Today we also released our 15th version of the Guide to Greener Electronics, at a press conference in Japan (See the Ustream video, Japanese language version).
Dell, Toshiba, and Samsung all received penalty points for backtracking on their public commitments to eliminate toxic substances from their products. Meanwhile HP, Apple, Sony Ericsson, Nokia and Acer are by making PVC and BFR free products available right now.
Both PVC and BFRs contaminate humans and the environment throughout its lifecycle: during its production, use, and disposal. Since safer alternatives are available for virtually all uses of PVC and BFRs, it is possible to protect human health and the environment by replacing and eventually phasing out these poisonous chemicals altogether.
We also want all companies, in addition to phase out of toxic in products, to take a proactive position to ensure that their commitments for PVC and BFR elimination end up in the European Union's RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances in electronics) Directive. That way the whole electronics industry will have to clean up.
So please spread the word, and help us get the message across to Dell!
(Photo: © Harry Cabluck / Greenpeace)
Eoin Dubsky is a Community Communications Specialist at Greenpeace International, a father of two, a peace activist and a technology tinkerer.
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It's need a special seystam ..but how far they can work I'm woundering ..if we make apres...
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It's need a special seystam ..but how far they can work I'm woundering ..if we make apress on these companies when we stop taking their products until they agree to be green companies and refuse the toxic items so far may be we can do somthing....Idon't know if I write my openion in agood language and make you under stand what I want to say..
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You bring up a good point fmj. You can start making a difference by visiting our site : http://www.greenpeace.org/delltoxics and message Michael Dell, telling him to start phasing out toxic chemicals from Dell's products.
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Multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles1 are particles about one hundred-thousandth of the diameter of a human hair that combine biologically active molecules with metal particles (occasionally, metal compounds) that respond to a magnetic field. They are considered multifunctional because of the variety of their potential applications, including, in biomedicine, capturing bacteria and purifying proteins. Multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles are recent examples of bionanomaterials. Fabrication and use of such materials is known as nanobiotechnology, and is the branch of nanotechnology that focuses on biological and biochemical applications.2 Nanobiotechnology deals with the many molecular processes that occur within living cells on very small (nano-) scales. Improving knowledge of such processes is providing an understanding of many complex cellular functions.
The commonality of "nano" and "bio"
While the objective of nanoscience (nano) is to explore objects and systems that have sizes between 1 and 100 nanometers (nm) in at least in one dimension (Figure 1), biological science (bioscience or bio) primarily focuses on the components and functions of cells. Although the sizes of whole cells range from thousands to tens of thousands of nm, the components of cells usually have sizes below 100 nm in at least one dimension. For example, cell membranes are less than 10 nm thick; the cytoskeletons in mammalian cells are nanofibers of actins and microtubulins tens of nm in diameter; and double-stranded DNA is a nanowire just a few nanometers wide. Therefore, nano and bio share the same range of sizes (1-100 nm), which has allowed scientists to explore the interactions between the two.
Figure 1. Comparison of the sizes of atoms, nanoparticles, and biological entities.
Most importantly, the sizes shared by nano and bio are in a special range. Within this range, new phenomena emerge—that is, the behavior of a group of objects differs drastically from that of each individual object in the group. Figure 2 shows examples of objects and structures in nanoscience or biological science. Figure 2A shows a memory cell from a contemporary computer memory chip; made of a few thousand silicon atoms, it can store bits of information, yet a single atom of silicon (one tenth of a nanometer in diameter) cannot. A phospholipid molecule is useless as an individual molecule; however, when millions of the phospholipids self-assemble in water, they form a membrane 3-9 nm across (Figure 2B) that compartmentalizes a myriad chemical reactions and may have led to the emergence of life. In Figure 2C, although filaments of actin molecules control cell movement, an individual actin molecule has little power to modulate cell behavior. In Figure 2D, although bulk iron-platinum alloy is a "hard" magnetic material (meaning that a large magnetic field is needed to change its magnetization), magnetic nanoparticles of the alloy less than 2 nm in diameter are said to be superparamagnetic—their magnetization is easily influenced by a magnetic field. Clearly, these examples indicate that nanostructures are unique and differ from both the bulk materials and the individual molecules or atoms. Indeed, life itself is fundamentally a collection of processes taking place at the nanoscale within cells.3 It is important, therefore, to understand the interactions between nanomaterials and biological systems and to explore their applications.
Figure 2. Electron-microscope images of some objects in nanoscience or biological systems. (A) A 32 nm node for flash memory4 ; (B) the membrane (white arrow) of a bacterium5 ; (C) filaments of actin (a cytoskeleton component) 6 (©2008, American Chemical Society) ; (D) Iron-platinum magnetic nanoparticles (approximate size 4 nm) (©2003, American Chemical Society).
Molecular interactions as the foundation of nanobiotechnology
Although the functional basic unit of life is the cell, all the processes occurring inside and among cells are sophisticated molecular interactions. Advances in the field of molecular biology continue to reveal details of cellular activities at the molecular level. These have resulted in many extraordinary successes, including:
- the discovery of the structures and functions of DNA and RNA;
- the elucidations of the structures and functions of numerous enzymes; and
- advancements in molecular medicine.
Because molecular interactions dictate biological processes, it would be impossible to explore and apply nanomaterials in biological science without a fundamental understanding of the molecular interactions between nanomaterials and biological entities.
Design and fabrication of multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles
Because of the unique response of nanoparticles to a magnetic field, simply attaching them to biofunctional molecules leads to multifunctional nanostructures. Magnetic nanoparticles, therefore, are a favorite choice for the development of multifunctional bionanomaterials. To construct multifunctional nanoparticles, it is necessary to consider both the size and surface chemistry of the nanoparticles in order to control the molecular interactions between nano and bio.
Choice of sizes. Two simple criteria help define the optimal size of magnetic nanoparticles to achieve high affinity, selectivity, and sensitivity in interactions with biological objects:
(1) the nanoparticles should be large enough to allow the presence of multiple ligands (substances, such as neurotransmitters, that form complexes with biomolecules by binding to specific sites). This will allow multiple interactions with a nanoparticle and allow it to bind tightly with biological targets.
(2) the nanoparticles should be small enough to have high surface-to-volume ratios, to be stable when dispersed in a liquid as a colloid, and to move quickly (thus allowing fast reactions). For example, to separate biomacromolecules such as proteins, the size of the nanoparticles should be comparable to the size of the biomacromolecules.
Functionalization Figure 3 shows two ways to anchor molecules on the surface of nanoparticles. In route A, a monolayer7 of molecules bearing a reactive group grows on the nanoparticles; specific molecules then react with the monolayer's reactive groups to yield the functional nanoparticles. In route B, the group that reacts with the surface is joined first to the functional molecule, then the combination reacts with the nanoparticle to yield the desired product. Route A is simple and versatile, but it may leave unreacted sites as defects. Route B produces a well-defined monolayer that has fewer defect sites; however, it can require considerable synthetic effort to engineer the molecules to react with the surface.
Figure 3. Two ways to attach molecules to a nanoparticle (the red fragment represents the surface anchor; the green one, the reactive group to be attached to the nanoparticle).
Applications for multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles
Capturing bacteria. The ability to detect bacteria at ultralow concentrations without time-consuming procedures is very valuable in clinical diagnosis and environmental monitoring. Doing so using conventional techniques requires an "induction time" of at least 24 hours during the analysis. The use of multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles, as illustrated in Figure 4, can speed this process. After a ligand such as vancomycin [Van] is attached to the surface of the magnetic nanoparticles (e.g., iron-platinum), the magnetic nanoparticles (written as FePt@Van conjugates) become attached to the bacteria, because vancomycin binds to receptors the bacteria carry on their outer membranes—even when the bacteria are present in very low concentrations. A small magnet attracts and enriches the bacteria-nanoparticle composites for analysis. This process takes less than two hours and detects bacteria with very high sensitivity (probably because the FePt@Van nanoparticles are roughly the same size as antibodies, which have evolved to destroy bacteria).
In addition, using functional magnetic nanoparticles to capture bacteria is particularly useful when the polymerase chain reaction8 technique is not applicable, which may be the case for biological mixtures. Combining FePt@Van magnetic nanoparticles with fluorescent dyes can achieve quick, sensitive, and low-cost detection of bacteria in a patient's blood, for example.9 Newer strategies based on the same principle detect bacteria by anchoring bacteria-specific antibodies to the magnetic nanoparticles.10
Figure 4. (A) Interaction between iron-platinum nanoparticles conjugated with vancomycin (FePt@Van) and bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus). The magnet (bottom illustration) attracts the particles and hence the bound bacteria. (B ) There is no interaction with nanoparticles bearing amine groups (NH2) as the control and so the bacteria are not removed by a magnet. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) images of (C) aggregates of *S. aureus* and FePt@Van nanoparticles, and (D) aggregates of FePt-NH2 nanoparticles. (E) SEM and (F) transmission electron microscope (TEM) images of a VanA bacteria captured by FePt@Van nanoparticles (inset, high resolution TEM image of FePt@Van nanoparticles). Vancomycin-resistant enterococcus (VRE) is the name given to a group of bacterial species of the genus Enterococcus that is resistant to the antibiotic vancomycin. VanA is one of the six different types of vancomycin resistance shown by enterococcus. VRE(VanA) is resistant to vancomycin and teicoplanin. (Reproduced with the permission from ref. 11. ©2003, American Chemical Society).11
Purifying proteins. Studying and developing uses for proteins requires different forms of proteins to be purified and manipulated, which can be challenging because the differences between the forms may be small. Using magnetic nanoparticles to separate the forms can allow exceptionally high selectivity.12,13 For example, we have used magnetic nanoparticles that are linked to nitrilotriacetic acid, a compound that holds onto certain metal ions, to separate protein variants produced in genetically altered bacteria. The proteins were made bearing special chemical tags that bind strongly to the metal ions.14,15 Using nanoparticles achieves much higher specificity in separating variant forms of the protein than using microparticles (which are roughly a thousand times bigger). The high surface-to-volume ratios of nanoparticles, together with their ability to disperse easily, also increases their value for separating mixtures and can simplify analytical procedures. In addition, such magnetic nanoparticles are reusable.
Localizing fluorescent nanomagnets inside a cell. For biological applications, multifunctional nanomaterials have the unique advantage that they can combine superparamagnetism and fluorescence. This means researchers can use magnetic force to control the movement of such particles, which are termed hybrid nanoparticles, within cells, and use microscopes to observe them.16 Figure 5 shows the movement of such nanoparticles upon applying a magnetic force. Without the magnetic force, the nanoparticles evenly distribute inside the cells due to the lack of specific interactions (Figure 5E). After being attracted by a small magnet, the nanoparticles aggregate on the side of the cell nearest the magnet (Figure 5F). This demonstration of intracellular manipulation of magnetic nanoparticles suggests they could be a useful tool in investigating the different sides of polarized cells. To realize this potential, however, the fluorescent magnetic nanoparticles should have a fast response to the magnetic force, and improvement is still needed.
Figure 5. Intracellular manipulation of iron oxide-cadmium selenide nanopoarticles. (A) Distribution of the nanoparticles in a cell without a magnetic field. (B) Distribution of the nanoparticles with the magnetic field (H represents magnetic field and F represents magnetic force). (C) Aggregation due to strong magnetic dipolar-dipolar interactions (FD-D). (D) The aggregates of the nanoparticles inside the cells. The confocal images are of HEK293T cells after being incubated with the nanoparticles and a vector (E) without and (F) with a magnetic field (Reproduced with permission from ref. 16. ©2008, American Chemical Society).16
Summary and challenges
Multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles with high selectivity and high sensitivity not only show promise in the biological applications of bacterial detection and protein purification, they also offer advantages in tumor targeting and multimodal imaging (use of multiple types of imaging simultaneously). Hybrid magnetic nanoparticles open up new avenues for a variety of biomedical applications because of their integrated functions. These two approaches could lead to a wide variety of applications (Figure 6) that are currently under intensive exploration. They include localization of molecules of interest through specific binding to nanoparticles, drug delivery, use with magnetic resonance imaging for research and diagnosis, bacteria detection, protein separation, and use with multimodal imaging. In many of these applications, the ability of nanoparticles to form multiple bonds to a variety of substances of our choosing, and thus to bind tightly where we want them to, is essential to what makes them so uniquely promising.
Figure 6. The scheme illustrates two strategies for fabricating multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles, and their potential applications (QDs represents quantum dots) (Reproduced with permission from the American Chemical Society ©2009).
Despite these exciting potential biomedical applications, challenges and issues remain. For example, heterogeneity of nanomaterials is a major problem and it is still hard to precisely control the number of functional molecules on the surface of nanoparticles. Researchers must develop better strategies for producing nanoparticles that have precise composition, uniform surface modification, and reproducible functionalization. For in vivo biomedical applications, the purity, dispersity, and stability of the multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles in a physiological environment are highly important.17 It is essential, therefore, to further study and explore the properties of these promising bionanomaterials. We have good reasons to believe that research can create a successful nanobiotechnology that will usher in important biomedical advances.
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LOS ANGELES -- In its first quarterly report of 2009, the UCLA Anderson Forecast links the current national recession to slumping, international economic conditions that will impact the timing and pace of any national recovery. The Forecast asserts that a turnaround in the U.S. economy depends upon a recovery in world trade. The report also states that regardless of the steps taken by the U.S. government, national solutions will not be enough to restore growth and therefore global solutions are essential. In California, it's forecasted that the economy will remain in turmoil for the foreseeable future as the twin sector engines of consumers and construction continue to drag.
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In a report titled, "The Global Slump," UCLA Anderson Forecast Senior Economist David Shulman says, "Action from Washington will be necessary (for an economic recovery), but not sufficient." But he also asserts that, "at least two of the elements necessary for a recovery in economic output will be a revival in world trade and the recognition that national solutions alone will not be sufficient to restore economic growth. Global solutions are essential." Shulman notes that the stimulus packages announced or put in place in Europe, Japan and China are helpful, as are the "quantitative easings" by the world's central banks and that the impending London G-20 meeting in early April could prove critical for the nation's economic outlook.
According to the forecast report, the state of the current economy is bleak. Real GDP declined at a revised 6.1% in the fourth quarter of 2008 and UCLA Anderson Forecast foresees further declines of 6.8%, 4.5% and 1.7% in the first three quarters of 2009. As a result of the prolonged contraction, the nation's economy will likely lose 7.5 million jobs peak to trough and unemployment will soar. UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts that the unemployment rate will peak at 10+% in mid-2010 and the employment recovery of the 2007-2009 recession will be "long and arduous." The report also predicts that the end of 2011 total non-farm employment will be four million below the 2007 peak and that the unemployment rate will remain above 9% at that time.
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According to UCLA Anderson Forecast Senior Economist Jerry Nickelsburg, the current forecast (for California) "reflects a deeper and longer recession than we previously thought." The UCLA Anderson Forecast for California is for a very weak first three quarters of 2009 and virtually no growth in the fourth quarter of this year. The economy will begin to pick up by 2010 and by the end of next year the state's economy will begin to grow at something resembling normal levels.
Nickelsburg writes, "The keys to California's recovery are (a) recovery in U.S. consumption improving the demands for imports from Asia and the demand from California's factories, the resumption of non-residential public works and multi-family residential construction growth and the return of growth to the retail sector." As for the State's unemployment situation, it is expected to only get worse. UCLA Anderson Forecast expects the unemployment rate for California to rise to 11.9% in the second quarter of 2010 and average 11.7% for the year. "Though the California economy will be growing in 2011, it will not be generating enough jobs to drive the unemployment rate below double digits until the following year."
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I am passionate about my "day job," but I am also passionate about helping those in need, and that is something that my company is very supportive of. In my other roles as co-lead for our Knoxville office women's group and as a client engagement lead, I am involved in organizing a lot of events and fundraisers for the local community. It is a great activity to get my co-workers involved.
Last year, the Veteran's Food Pantry reached out to the community, in need of support. They are a charity that provides food to local veterans and their families and were greatly in need of donations of food and other supplies. During our next women's group meeting, I proposed that our Knoxville team support this charity, and the response was unanimous. Everyone wanted our team to help, and everyone wanted to be part of the effort. I told the Veteran's Food Pantry we would help. "Give us two weeks," I said, "and we will bring you what you need."
The Veteran's Food Pantry's work really resonates with our people, because so many of us have relatives or loved ones that are veterans. We held a food drive at the office, promoting the cause through internal communications and drop boxes situated in the lobby. This first drive yielded 475 food items for the charity, and they were thrilled.
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Café and Vending Services
Michael's on Main at the University Center Cafe is located on the first level atrium area.
The Café is closed for the summer and will resume service on September 3, 2019. LUNCH WILL BE BACK!
Fall Semester hours (effective 9/3/19):
Monday thru Thursday
10:30 am - 1 pm
4:30 - 8:00 pm
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Closed Fri & Sun
The menu is available in the cafe and the reception area. Students interested in arranging for a class meal are asked to work with the cafe staff. Pizza delivery directly to a University Center Grayslake classroom is now available.
Vending machines for cold beverages are located on all three levels near the mid-section of the building. In addition, ice cream is available in a vending machine on the first floor and snacks are available in a vending machine on the second floor.
Building Hours and Holidays
The University Center in Grayslake is open:
while classes are in session.
Evening and weekend hours are limited when classes are not meeting. The building closes 15 minutes after the last class ends. Students planning to use the building on the weekend to study may want to check the schedule with the receptionist. It is not unusual for weekend classes (particularly those meeting on Sunday) to end early. In those cases, the building will close early.
The University Center at Waukegan is no longer regularly staffed. If you need to visit the University Center at Waukegan, please call (847) 665-4000 to make an appointment to be met there.
For the 2019-2020 academic year, both University Center facilities will be closed:
Visitors and Parking
All visitors are invited to enter and exit through the main (north) door. Parking is located at the north and east sides of the building. Parking is free and does not require a pass or window sticker. A bike rack is located on the north side of the building on the parkway between the main parking lot and the driveway that passes in front of the building.
Smoke-free Campus
All three of the College of Lake County's campuses became smoke-free on January 1, 2015. Because the University Center's Grayslake facility was built on the CLC campus and because the University Center's facility in Waukegan is in a CLC-owned building, the University Center is also observing that ban on smoking. This change is in keeping with Public Act 098-0985 which required a smoking ban on all State-supported higher education campuses by July 1, 2015.
Food and Beverages On Campus
Food and beverages purchased within the University Center are allowed in the classrooms, but no food or drink is allowed in the computer labs; Covered beverages and tidy snacks are allowed in the library. Students and visitors should dispose of trash properly in the classroom wastebaskets and the recycling stations located on each floor.
Printing and Photocopying
Copying and printing is available in the first floor student services area. The Center has just transitioned to a new print/copy solution, so please download a user's guide for instruction in how to use the new system.
Smoking, Alcohol and Drugs
Smoking, alcohol and drugs are not permitted. Smoking is allowed outside the building near smoking receptacles. Please do not prop doors open to facilitate outside smoking.
Emergency Closings and Weather Closings
The University Center handles emergency and weather closings in two complementary ways.
The University Center has a direct notification system in place to alert University Center students and faculty when there is an emergency or weather closing. Students and faculty may register to receive text messages or email or voicemail announcing any emergency that affects the University Center facilities in Grayslake or Waukegan. To register, please click on the Current Students item in the menu on the left and then select Emergency Notification System.
We urge you to register for this service and to update your personal profile as your phone number or email address changes. Messages sent via this system will also appear on the University Center's homepage. This service will not be used for any marketing or non-emergency announcements.
To notify the Chicago area media, the Center also works with the Emergency Closing Center. Closing notification will be made via their website and:
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Please look for announcements about the University Center of Lake County not the College of Lake County. Although we will undoubtedly coordinate with CLC, each institution will be making its own closing decisions.
Reporting an Emergency
House phones are located in each classroom and in the hallways in each wing on each floor. In a medical emergency, you may dial 911 from any house phone. Please also alert the receptionist by dialing 4008. If it is a police emergency, dial 5555. There is an automated electronic defibrillator located on the second floor near the main atrium.
For more comprehensive instructions about handling emergencies, download the "Emergency Preparedness Guide."
Public Art
University Center has long helped students see the world around them in new ways through its educational programs. It also provides a more direct opportunity for seeing Lake County in a new way through its art collection.
University Center is the beneficiary of the State's Art in Architecture program, created in 1977 through Public Act 80-241 "to promote and preserve the arts of Illinois by securing artwork of all media for public buildings constructed with State funds." Administered through the Capital Development Board (CDB), the Art in Architecture program spends one-half of 1% of the construction appropriation for each building to supply art created by Illinois artists for display there.
Through the Art in Architecture program, the University Center of Lake County was able to commission two Illinois artists to provide public art for the University Center's Grayslake facility. Photographer Michael Brown created the art that hangs within the building. In addition, bronze bas relief sculptures by David Seagraves are on display in the University Center's courtyard.
Both Brown and Seagraves depict the natural environment of Lake County as it undergoes change. Brown's work portrays the seasonal changes within Lake County's landscape. Seagraves uses a series of pieces to chart the impact of industrialization and technology on the natural world and on human society.
In addition, through the generous donation of former University Center Governing Board member Suzi Schmidt, the University Center administrative suite is now home to Harold Gregor's "Illinois Flatscape #11," a large scale painting that provides an aerial view of Illinois farm country.
For more information about the work of both artists or to take a self-guided tour of the art, download the guide.
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Tengs Allah for the opportunity.
U are so sweet.
I know and confident u read this ^_^
Ahhhhh, i cant wait to meet him again.
It is like a magnet.
I remember for the first time i met him
But sometime i forgot the feeling.
That is why i want to meet him again.
Ya Allah if ppl out there know that you are too kind, too sweet, for sure they will feel as me.
Thanks again!
Please choose as one of your servant.


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* As Senator Edward M. Kennedy continues to battle terminal brain cancer, The Boston Globe paid homage' to this icon of American politics with a lengthy biography published just before his 77th birthday.
Edward Moore Kennedy, ninth child of Joseph P. and Rose Kennedy, was born on Feb. 22, 1932 – which just happened to be the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birthday. Whether or not he took it as an omen, the proud father, who already envisioned a Kennedy becoming the first Catholic president, often pointed out the felicitous date to others.
Ironically, the presidency would not be bestowed upon Teddy, of course. Nor would it be in the destiny of JP Kennedy's eldest son Joe Jr., the one his father had always predicted would be president.
As fate would have it, the only member of the Kennedy family who achieved that goal was the one assumed least likely to make it: Joe's second son, the chronically (and often seriously) ill John F. Kennedy.
And as fate would also decree, President Kennedy's time in that high office would be tragically cut short by an assassin's bullet after little more than a thousand days.
Jack's younger brother Robert, attorney general of the United States, was next in line to lead the family political dynasty. Bobby picked up the torch and attempted to reclaim the presidency in his brother's memory. After being elected senator from New York in 1964, RFK ran for the White House four years later and may well have completed the journey had it not been for his ill-fated campaign stop at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 4, 1968.
After losing all three of his elder brothers and seeing his father incapacitated by a stroke, Ted Kennedy, then-senator from Massachusetts, suddenly became the unlikely patriarch. For the next 40 years, not a day would pass that Teddy didn't have someone approach and ask him to run for the presidency.
Despite a 1964 plane crash that almost killed him and the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident which nearly ruined his political career, Ted Kennedy did make a run for the White House in 1980, but lost the Democratic nomination to President Jimmy Carter. Well, he gave it the old college try, as they say, then he wisely chose to spend the rest of his years focusing on the responsibility of being a U.S. Senator. Ted seemed happy with his choice and never looked back.
But that didn't stop people from asking. Would he ever run again? Why not the Presidency, they asked him over and over again as the years turned into decades. He'd say no a thousand times, and still the question was repeated.
Well, they finally stopped asking one day last May. When it became known that Senator Kennedy had been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor, that long-held dream of putting the last Kennedy brother in the White House was over.
As Ted Kennedy prepares to sail on his final voyage, heading for that bright horizon where he will reunite with all of his beloved friends and family who sailed before him, we'd like to encourage our readers to honor his birthday and celebrate his remarkable life. One way to do it is to take some time out of your busy day and read this well-researched and often moving tribute to Senator Edward Kennedy in the Boston Globe. Highly recommended.


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Number one, and more to come
IOWA CITY– Tears of sorrow and tears of joy bookended Tuesday night on the West High volleyball court.
West High's gym filled to honor its volleyball seniors Oct. 18, as the number one and number four teams battled to five sets for the Valley Division Championship.
Game five was a gut-wrenching point-for-point slug fest which seesawed back and forth to 19-18 when a wide shot by Dubuque Hempstead gave West a desperately-needed point and the bench and bleachers both emptied onto the court where hugs, tears, and the sound of Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" combined for an outpouring of raw emotions.
The West High Women of Troy won the 2011 MVC Valley Division Championship, defeating Dubuque Hempstead at home on Senior Night, 25-22, 25-18, 19-25, 21-25 and 20-18.
Before the varsity match with Dubuque Hempstead, the West seniors were introduced and honored for their efforts. West High said goodbye to Olivia "Eunice" Fairfield, Kelley "Miss Pretty" Fliehler, Caroline "Secret Weapon" Hartman, Hannah "Easter Bunny" Infelt, Olivia "Squeaks" Mekies, Anna "The Russian" Pashkova, manager Cat "Meow" Rebelskey and Shelly "Icy Hot" Stumpff.
A special goodbye was said to the late and beloved Caroline Found as her father, Ernie, received a standing ovation.
Coach Kathy Bresnahan was honored as well for her 20 years at West and for picking up her 600th career win. Coincidently, the victory came at the expense of Hempstead the previous weekend in the conference tournament.
West entered the match ranked No. 1 for three weeks, according to the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, and brought a 33-6 record into the battle. Fourth-ranked Hempstead came to town with a 28-8 record.
West trailed most of the first game before knotting the score 15-15 with a Mollie Mason kill, and were down by three points before a late rally with kills by freshman Laynie Whitehead and senior Shelly Stumpff. Olivia Fairfield put the exclamation point on the final point for a 25-22 win.
The Women of Troy used a three-point run on Hempstead errors to take the lead in the second game. Stumpff and Fairfield pounded in three kills for a 17-9 lead, and West maintained a healthy margin until a Stumpff kill put it away, 25-18.
"I thought for sure when we won the first two, we'd win 3-0," Bresnahan said after the match. But, it wasn't to be. The tooth-and-nail struggle continued.
Mason put up West's first kill for a 4-3 lead in the third, and West pulled ahead by six points, but the Mustangs came galloping back in three-point runs. An ace by Pashkova gave West an 18-13 lead, but two kills and an error narrowed the gap to two points. Mistakes gave Dubuque a 20-19 lead before a Fairfield kill tied the game. Hempstead scored the final five points of the game, and took the 25-20 win and the momentum.
The Mustangs stampeded to an 8-4 lead in the fourth game, but West recovered and briefly surged ahead. The two teams traded points until the close of the game when West slipped to a 21-18 deficit, then fell 25-21 and steeled themselves for game five.
"When Hempstead won, I turned to my bench and said 'I'm not sure how we'll come back from this now,'" Bresnahan said. "They had everything going for them. We couldn't slow down Reeg (Hempstead junior outside hitter Audrey Reeg), our hitters were off, our people were tight."
But, the coach added, "we're scary when we lose."
Dubuque posted a 3-2 lead in the fifth and deciding game before four West kills, including two from Mason, shifted the balance to the Women of Troy. Down 6-3, Hempstead coach Randy Dolson took a time-out. The Mustangs rallied after with a four-point run, and the rest of the game surged back and forth with kills from Stumpff, Fairfield and Infelt, bringing it to a 19-18 West lead.
The Hempstead shot went wide, and the bench and bleachers both emptied out onto the court.
"We knew it was going to be hard," Bresnahan said. "The emotions started showing through.
"We told them all night to relax," she added, noting at one point she called for somebody, anybody to "go in and tell a joke!" The coach gave props to Hempstead, calling them the team of the future. But, she added, "we're the team right now. Most teams would've rolled over. Our kids have a lot of heart, and in the fifth, I think they just refused to lose that way."
"We just wanted it real bad," senior Anna Pashkova said of the win.
The victory gave West its fourth conference championship. The squad received a bye for the first round of Class 4A Regional Volleyball and will take on the winner of the Des Moines Roosevelt and Newton contest on Thursday night, Oct. 27, at home with a 7 p.m. start time.


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Behind the Scenes: Keegan Gerhard's Sunshine on a Plate at D Bar, San Diego
Citrus season came a bit late this year, which bummed out Keegan Gerhard, co-owner of D Bar (and frequent Food Network host) to no end. Sipping on clementine Izze soda was the closest he could get to satisfying a craving for citrus, one of his all-time favorite elements to showcase in desserts.
When the citrus crop finally came around, he decided to make the most of it by creating the "Sunshine on a Plate" ($10), a dessert designed to wow diners (and challenge his team of pastry chefs). The playful, yet elegant creation sings the praises of citrus, with elements like citrus glass, oven-dried meringue, and three different sorbets.
There are three main components: a buttermilk panna cotta with tangerine sauce, a mixed citrus tart, and a "blown-apart lemon tart".
The celebration of citrus is available until the end of May, at which time, a new plated dessert centered around one ingredient will emerge: a study of strawberries sourced from Suzie's Farm.
Take a look at how this stunning dessert comes together in the slide-show above.
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LAHAINA - Upwards of 150 people crowded into the Lahaina Civic Center on Oct. 1 to testify on behalf of community programs, raise concerns about funding levels and urge the mayor to preserve additional land in Lahaina from development pressures.
Among those who testified was May Fujiwara, president of the Lahaina-Honolua Senior Citizens Club. She urged Mayor Alan Arakawa to continue funding Maui Economic Opportunity's (MEO) transportation program, saying that the ability to access transportation is a major concern of seniors, many of whom "cannot walk to the bus stops" in order to ride the Maui Bus.
Fujiwara also spoke in favor of continuing to fund the MEO rental assistance program, saying, "The recession has been tough for many families."
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Leslie Garo, 17, asked the mayor to "please keep funding the Boys and Girls Club, because it's a safe place for kids to go and not get into trouble." PHOTO BY TOM BLACKBURN-RODRIGUEZ.
She also thanked the mayor for the "Boat Day" funding in the current budget that has helped support welcoming ceremonies that have greeted 70 cruise ships this year. Lahaina is the only harbor that has such a program in place.
Ledia Gonzales and several others praised the MEO Head Start program that she said is "very important, so that the kids do not fall behind in their education."
Testifying in support of the Boys and Girls Clubs, Lehua Kealoha-Ka'auwai told the panel of county administrators, "My mom has eight kids. She works so much that her feet are always sore when she comes home. She mostly comes home and mostly sleeps, because she's tired from work I come to the club every day my favorite thing about the club is my staff I like to do weight lifting with Aunty Tanya - she is the best staff ever. She mostly tells me that I am awesome!"
Erlinda Rodriguez spoke in favor of the MEO Enlace Hispano program. "The Hispanic community has been growing a lot," she said. "We have been working with FACE (Faith Action for Community Equity), and we have been sending a lot of people to MEO with translations and going to court. Thank you for funding Enlace Hispano. I would like to see more help for Enlace Hispano. It used to take three days to get a paper translated; now takes it takes 2-3 weeks."
Lynden John Kia'linaa Ho'opi'i was a participant in the MEO BEST (Being Empowered and Safe Together) reintegration program that helped him with job readiness skills and reconnecting with Hawaiian values.
The BEST program works with inmates at Maui Community Correctional Center (MCCC) and inmates who have been sent to the Mainland to help them successfully reenter society after they served their sentence. It is designed to break the cycle of recidivism, in which an inmate continues to re-offend and repeatedly wind up back in prison.
"I am here today to talk about MEO," Kia'linaa Ho'opi'i said. The people there helped me to build my foundation when I got back from Arizona. I am reintegrating back into society. I have learned a lot of things that I can do right now."
"Because of MEO, my family is very important. It's about me building my foundation first, so I can have a healthy relationship with my family," he added.
More than half of the crowd in attendance at the meeting were supporters or members of the Save Honolua Coalition. They want the mayor to continue the existing, set aside sum of $1 million from the county's Open Space Fund to acquire Lipoa Point and to negotiate with Maui Land & Pineapple Co. Inc. (ML&P) to purchase of the balance of the land at Honolua.
Key to their advocacy at the meeting was the question of who would raise the money for the purchase. While testifiers said the Save Honolua Coalition officially accepted the challenge of raising $5 million toward the preservation of Lipoa Point in the next two years, that promise was conditioned on a letter of intent from the mayor that he is in negotiations with ML&P for the purchase of the property.
Arakawa told the group, "I don't think the coalition can raise the $5 million." He said he hopes the sale price would be reasonable, and that he did not think ML&P was "escalating the price, because they know we are interested."
He also said, "Right now, the land may be worth about $20 million. That was what was offered to the (Mayor Charmaine) Tavares administration. But once we get an appraisal, then we will have a figure we can negotiate from."
Glenn Kamaka, testifying on behalf of the coalition, said, " we request that $3 million of what we raise goes toward an endowment fund to take care of the ongoing revitalization and maintenance (of Honolua) in perpetuity, and that $2 million goes toward the purchase price."
The mayor explained that, "One glitch is that ML&P has something on all their property for their employees pension plan. I'm not sure about that, but we are finding out. Anything that we do will also have to work with the pension plan."
In response to a question from the audience, West Maui County Councilwoman Elle Cochran said, "The land is technically agriculture. The outer fringe is in conservation. The Planning Department suggested putting Lipoa Point in conservation, and it failed at the council 6-3. So now it's back in agriculture."
At the end of the meeting, Arakawa cautioned the group to be realistic. "We are currently trying to negotiate this. We are taking a big risk, because we are trying to buy a lot of land on the West Side. We have allies on the council, but we are going to have to have your support in what we are trying to do."
"When you total up the money going to Lahaina, it's a tremendous amount, and we are going to have to ask you to support what we are trying to do," Mayor Arakawa said.
Save Honolua Coalition President Tamara Paltin announced that the group will hold a community meeting to discuss and clarify issues surrounding Honolua's Lipoa Point on Wednesday, Oct. 10, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the West Maui Senior Center along Lahainaluna Road.
"The public is invited to come ask questions, provide comments and give feedback. Our goal for this meeting is to help educate, engage and organize the community to save Honolua from development forever," she noted.


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The collecting craze at this World Cup is not trading cards, but stickers. Panini's World Cup album is once again a hot seller, with collectors buying sticker packs in the hopes of completing an entire national side—or even the whole album. Mario Balotelli is his own sort of completist.
Yesterday, the Azzurri striker posted the above photo to his Facebook. Team Italy's page, plastered over with at least 14 Balotelli stickers. His Facebook caption? "WHY ALWAYS ME?" Natch.
The best part of this photo is all the scattered stickers and opened boxes around the album. It means Balotelli didn't merely find a Panini rep to give him a bunch of his stickers—he sat and went through boxes until he found 14 of himself.


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I doubt it, I suspect an infected bird was brought to the Bronx Zoo. Since the city owns the zoo, they are partly to blame. mik rosaphil wrote: > something leaked. more to come. > > +********** Snail me yer rosehips if you liked this post! ************ > *Better Living Thru Better Living!* http://www.interport.net/~rugosa * > > Date: Fri, 1 Oct 1999 10:25:24 EDT > From: ARTISTpres at aol.com > Reply-To: cyberpark at treebranch.com > To: CYBERPARK Mailing List <cyberpark at treebranch.com> > Subject: CYBERPARK: Say Goodbye To Rudy Giuliani > > --------------------- > >From the CYBERPARK mailing list: > --------------------- > Say Goodbye To Rudy Giuliani > > Could Mayor Giuliani, who recently called anti-pesticide > activists environmental terrorists actually be one of the > worlds biggest environmental terrorists? Could what has been > depicted as a courageous response to a genuine public health > emergency turn out to be the most shocking eugenics > experiment in human history? Could the man who was poised to > become the next U.S. Senator from NY or U.S. Attorney > General under President George W. Bush end up as a criminal > defendant in a massive government scandal? If you dont buy > the feel-good propaganda about victory over encephalitis being > peddled by the Giuliani administration the answer to all three of > the above questions is a very big yes. > > It seems that Mayor Giulianis Malathion Marathon might > actually result in one beneficial result after all...the elimination > of our #1 toxic pest, art censor and quality of life violator from > public office. Community boards, public interest groups and a > rapidly growing number of anti-spray activists are condemning > the Giuliani administration and the Mayor personally for his > handling of the so-called crisis. > > Based on the most recent lab reports it turns out there was no > Saint Louis Encephalitis epidemic in New York City after all. > The experts in the Mayors Office of Emergency Management > (OEM) and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) say they > misdiagnosed the illness. Now they claim the culprit is a > different and much less dangerous disease, the so-called West > Nile-like Virus, which they also claim has never before appeared > in North America. > > Theyve also been forced to admit that it may not even be > mosquitoes that are the source of the virus but ticks which are > immune to Malathion. In other words, the daily aerial spraying > of Malathion, a toxic organophosphate nerve gas, on eight > million New Yorkers may have done nothing whatsoever to > prevent encephalitis. > > A 9/29/99 article in Newsday, Area Labs Have Long Studied > Virus/Yale, Rockefeller began tests in '50s while making no > direct connection to the current crisis, points out that its not > completely true that West Nile Virus has never before appeared > in North America. According to the article, for some > unexplianed reason Rockefeller University in Manhattan has > been conducting experiments with West Nile Virus for years. > > The Rockefeller family has been directly linked for much of the > past century with Eugenics, the pseudo-science of eliminating > what its advocates consider undesirable or inferior members of > the human species. Blacks, Latinos, and those suffering from > physical and mental diseases, as well as criminals and those > unwilling to work are among Eugenics key targets for > elimination. Adolf Hitler got most of his ideas about purifying > the Aryan race from American and British Eugenicists. Among > hundreds of Rockefeller funded institutes and projects in the > U.S., England and Germany that have been involved in > promoting Eugenics, was the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for > Anthropology, Eugenics and Human Heredity in Berlin. The > head of that institute, Dr. Otmar Verschuer, was Josef > Mengeles patron, teacher and co-researcher. Another > Rockefeller sponsored doctor and researcher, Dr. Franz > Kallmann, helped save Verschuer after WWII by testifying > favorably about his value to science during the U.S. government > denazification hearings. Dr. Kallmann later created the > American Society of Human Genetics, which organized the > "Human Genome Project". [See: > http://www.livelinks.com/sumeria/politics/eugenics.html] > [Also see: Nazi Germany, Klaus P. Fischer pg. 515] > > The Rockefellers and Prescott Bush, the grandfather of > Presidential candidate George W. Bush, gave Hitler a great deal > of financial support right up until the U.S. entered WWII. In > 1942, after a congressional investigation led by then Senator > Harry Truman, the Federal government froze the assets of some > of Bushs banks to prevent him from further helping the Nazis. > Its worth noting that conservative commentator and > Presidential candidate Pat Buchannans recent statements that > the U.S. shouldnt have fought Hitler represents a view that was > widely prevalent in the U.S. before 1942 and that was promoted > by the Fords, the Rockefellers and other Eugenics inspired > industrial dynasties at that time. > > Thousands of Hitlers top scientists, medical researchers and > intelligence experts were brought to the U.S. after WWII where > they were incorporated into civilian and military based medical, > psychological and industrial research efforts. Many also became > CIA employees. According to a 1994 Report by the U.S. > Congress titled Examining Biological Experimentation on U.S. > Military [[See: http://www.cco.net/~trufax/trans/roc1.html] > During the last 50 years, hundreds of thousands of military > personnel have been involved in human experimentation and > other intentional exposures conducted by the Department of > Defense (DOD), often without a servicemember's knowledge or > consent. In some cases, soldiers who consented to serve as > human subjects found themselves participating in experiments > quite different from those described at the time they > volunteered...The U.S. General Accounting Office issued a > report on September 28, 1994, which stated that between 1940 > and 1974, DOD and other national security agencies studied > hundreds of thousands of human subjects in tests and > experiments involving hazardous substances. (Note 65) GAO > stated that some tests and experiments were conducted in > secret. Medical research involving the testing of nerve agents, > nerve agent antidotes, psychochemicals, and irritants was often > classified. Additionally, some work conducted for DOD by > contractors still remains classified today > > The Rockefellers Standard Oil Company was closely associated > with Germanys I.G. Farben Chemical cartel before, during and > after WWII. I.G. Farben was the manufacturer of Zyklon-B, the > nerve gas used to kill millions of Jews during the Holocaust. In > 1940-41, I.G. Farben built a gigantic factory at Auschwitz in > Poland, in order to use Standard Oil/I.G. Farben patents and > concentration camp slave labor to produce gasoline from coal. > Standard-Germany president Emil Helfferich testified after the > war that Standard Oil funds helped pay for SS guards at > Auschwitz. > [See: http://www.livelinks.com/sumeria/politics/eugenics.html] > > Through various pseudo-scientific research groups and policy > think tanks proponents of the eugenics agenda continue to > promote the idea of controlling human population through > vaccines, sterilization programs, drugs, euthanasia, public > education and so-called public health initiatives. The Center For > Disease control (CDC) is a major proponent of these ideas in > the U.S. and conducts extremely controversial experiments on > unsuspecting populations in both the U.S. and third world > nations. > > Among New York Citys proponents of such ideas is the > Manhattan Institute, which was founded in 1978 by William > Casey, who later became President Reagan's CIA director. The > Institute is where one-time Federal prosecutor Rudolph Giuliani > proudly claims to have gotten the inspiration for many of his > most controversial social policy ideas. > > A 5/12/97 NY Times feature on the Manhattan Institute titled, > Turning Intellect Into Influence; the Manhattan Institute Has > Nudged New York Rightward, states, The Manhattan > Institute was an early proponent of shrinking city government; it > enabled Charles Murray to publish the 1984 book that many > people believe begat welfare reform, and it promoted theories > about crime and public disorder that later underlay the work of > the former Police Commissioner, William J. Bratton. It took up > the question of the quality of life in New York City in 1990, > well before Mr. Giuliani made that a cornerstone of his > successful election campaign in 1993. The institute has savaged > open admissions al the City University of New York, pushed > hospital privatization and aggressively promoted school choice. > Now, its critique of rent control is helping to inform State > Senator Joseph L. Bruno's move to phase out rent regulations, > and its proposal for charter schools is circulating through > legislative offices in Albany...Mr. Giuliani and his campaign staff > began meeting with institute members in 1992, and since that > time have absorbed many of its ideas, particularly on such issues > as the city's tax structure, economic development, education > policy, policing and quality of life. > > The Manhattan Institute clearly has become the force, and > there is no progressive force to counter it. There isn't even a > debate...The mayor has a very close working relationship with > the Manhattan Institute," Giuliani's communications director, > Crystine Lategano, said. -Boston Sunday Globe, 2/22/98 > > Could this phony mosquito epidemic all be part of an elaborate > Eugenics experiment rather than simply being a heavy-handed > response to an outbreak of disease? Depending on how willing > one is to entertain the notion that the government may not > exactly be our best friend, a lot of people are beginning to > question the placement of a Federal bio-warfare/animal virus lab > on Plum Island, right off the coast of Long Island NY. During > the 1930s Plum Island was alleged to be a key site for Eugenics > experiments. The lab is also is suspected by some writers and > researchers as being the original source for the AIDs epidemic. > A 9/22/99 NY Times article, U.S. Would Use Long Island > Lab to Study Food Terrorism describes the Federal > governments intention to upgrade the facilities security > clearance to the highest level, allowing it to experiment with the > most virulent strains of deadly human and animal virus. > > It only gets worse. Despite the Mayors daily assurances that > Malathion was and is completely safe thousands of people > throughout the City are now complaining of rashes, eye > irritations, nervousness, breathing difficulties, dizziness and > weakness all of which are known to be immediate short term > symptoms of Malathion poisoning. City hospital emergency > room doctors have privately admitted to anti-pesticide activists > a sudden increase in pesticide related complaints but claim they > cannot go public with this because the Mayor would cut their > funding, a now all to familiar refrain in New York City. > > People who call the Mayors Malathion hotline and manage to > get through to a doctor are assured that their symptoms are > nothing to worry about because, Malathion is completely > harmless and safe. Because the spraying schedule was often > incorrect or unavailable to the public, tens of thousands of > people were directly sprayed while on the street, in parks or in > their homes with the windows open. Additionally, the Mayors > assurances that the chemicals being sprayed were totally > harmless caused most people to take few if any precautions > even if they were aware of the schedule. Might that have been > exactly the result the spraying was intended to produce? > > The CDC, the Department of Environmental Protection and the > OEM all admit theyve done no testing for Malathion residue in > the air, in bodies of water, in peoples blood or on land to > determine the levels of residue and contamination. So far they > also have no comment when confronted by the fact that it is a > violation of Federal law to spray Malathion anywhere near > bodies of water, a fact included in every Malathion > manufacturers application instructions. Thousands of fish and > birds and an uncountable number of environmentally necessary > insects such as bees are already dead as a result of the spraying. > At this point no one can even begin to estimate the devastating > effect on the Citys human, plant and animal life. > > These are just the immediately visible results. In humans, > Malathion exposure is known to damage DNA even at very low > doses, to case birth defects and tumors, to damage the kidneys > and is suspected in numerous other physical and mental > disorders. By next year at this time we will have seen the first > locally born Malathion damaged children and the first incidents > of serious diseases caused by Malathion exposure. Do you think > NYCs lead-tainted children are doing badly in school now? > Wait until their Malathion damaged nervous systems are > confronted with the higher academic standards the Mayor is > forcing on them. Thousands of Malathion victims in Florida and > California have traveled this route before. > > Ironically, along with the categorical denials that Malathion was > in any way harmful, the Mayors press releases on the spraying > simultaneously noted that Malathion exposure was known to be > dangerous for asthmatics and those with immune disorders. This > at risk population could be conservatively estimated at close to > 400,000 in NYC, the majority of whom are poor, Gay, Black or > Latino. According to the Daily News there are more than > 135,000 public school children alone suffering from asthma in > NYC. [The Big Apple has the highest asthma rate in the > country - with 135,000 school children suffering from the > disease.-Daily News 9/19/99] Eliminating a substantial > percentage of that population would save the City billions of > dollars in medical and social service costs each year. > > The Mayor and his OEM did almost nothing to minimize > peoples exposure, deliberately scheduling much of the spraying > immediately after dusk when the neighborhoods of New York > City are filled with people returning from work, shopping and > picking up their children from day care centers. Every NYPD > vehicle has a loudspeaker and could have been used without any > additional cost to the City to alert people in each neighborhood > immediately before the spraying was started. No such effort was > made. Repeated Malathion exposure is known to create > Malathion sensitivity and to have a cumulative effect. The more > exposure the more susceptible a person will be to the harmful > effects the next time they are sprayed. > > It gets even worse. By massively spraying with Malathion the > Giuliani administration has now guaranteed that pesticide > resistant strains of mosquito will be prevalent next year. If there > is a genuine encephalitis epidemic in 2000, far more toxic > substances than Malathion will be needed to kill the mosquitoes. > Among the most dangerous effects of Malathion exposure is > that it weakens the immune system making those exposed much > more susceptible to getting sick from encephalitis, HIV, > tuberculosis and other deadly virus. Compared to SLE or the > much milder West Nile-like Virus strain of encephalitis (which > the Giuliani administration admits is both extremely hard to > contract and rarely fatal) the diseases that a suppressed immune > system opens one to are far more dangerous and deadly. > > On Wednesday, 9/29/99 the CDC announced that it would be > conducting blood tests in the Queens neighborhoods where the > virus was first reported. They claim to be interested in finding > evidence of exposure to West Nile-like Virus. If this was in fact > a bio-warfare or Eugenics experiment, the next logical step after > spraying would be to conduct random blood tests and enlist > exposed people for long term followup and statistical analysis. > After the blood sampling announcement the media immediately > rushed to Queens to find residents enthusiastic about becoming > part of this experiment and to feature them on TV. Like good > Germans ready to serve their Fuhrer, many said they were > anxious to give their blood in order to help this noble cause. > > Are you skeptical that a Federal public health agency like the > CDC would engage in experiments harmful to human health? > The CDC used to be called the U.S. Public Health Service, > noted for the infamous Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment. > Hundreds of African American males were led to believe theyd > been successfully treated for syphilis. In reality, they were given > placebos and carefully observed for decades in order to study > the long term effects of untreated syphilis. Last year in a > televised ceremony President Clinton publicly apologized to the > few remaining survivors of the experiment. > > The CDC is infamous both in the third world and in some inner > city ghettos in the U.S. for conducting experiments on very > young children, injecting them with huge doses of experimental > vaccines that would normally be illegal under U.S. law. Many > experts believe the AIDs epidemic was deliberately started by a > series of vaccines administered as part of a public health > initiative by the CDC. > > One has to wonder exactly what Federal agencies had in mind > by locating a bio-warfare lab on Plum Island right off the coast > of New York. Could it be that this international crossroads > provides a sample population of large numbers of test subjects > representing every race and ethnicity, the perfect location for > experimental distribution of a virus, pesticide testing on humans > or other eugenic inspired enterprises? > > In the 1960s the Federal government conducted biological > warfare experiments in the NYC subway system by throwing > lightbulbs filled with a relatively harmless virus onto subway > tracks. They were experimenting with this technique in order to > test its effectiveness in rapidly infecting an entire urban > population with disease. The CDCs expert, Dr. Nasci, who has > been advising Mayor Giuliani throughout this epidemic > admitted on the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer that the NYC area > is presently the only location in the U.S. with this disease. > > Giulianis decision to spray may well have unleashed the > greatest health catastrophe in American history. The only way > Giuliani is going to come out of this on top is if martial law is > declared, and guess what? That just happens to the the exact > contingency plan both the Federal and City government have in > mind for implementation sometime during the next three > months. Sound crazy, you say? According to numerous sources, > including an ex FBI agent who recently appeared on the > syndicated PBS series Tony Browns Journal, Federal, State > and local authorities are preparing for mass civil unrest as we > move into Y2K when power failures, empty food stores, a > failure of the water and gas lines, currency runs on banks and > general panic are expected to sweep much of the world. Among > their plans is to round up and detain all known political activists. > > As the reality of what has been perpetrated on the people of > New York City during this public health exercise gradually > emerges from the gaseous clouds of government and media > disinformation, investigations will be inevitable. The NY State > Attorney Generals office is already looking into the possibility > of a lawsuit based on the fact that the Mayor violated Federal > law by claiming that Malathion was safe and by allowing it to be > sprayed on or near bodies of water. Federal law specifically > states that it is illegal to claim that any pesticide is safe. > > When the general public realizes it may have been subjected to a > bio-warfare and/or Eugenics experiment, the Mayor will > become the most despised person in this City. Perhaps he will > end his days like Hitler, huddling with his top aides in the gas, > bullet and bomb proof bunker he constructed for just such a > development. Or perhaps, wearing his Marilyn Monroe disguise, > he can slip out of the City and take a flight from JFK to > Paraguay, where Mengele himself is thought to have relocated > after the war. What a team theyd be, The Angel of Death and > the Malathion Madman together at last. > > Robert Lederman 10/1/99 > > Robert Lederman is an artist, a regular columnist for both the > Grenwich Village Gazette [See: http://www.gvny.com/ ] and > Street News, and is the author of hundreds of essays and letters > concerning Mayor Rudolph Giuliani which have been published > in (to name only a few) the NY Times, NY Post, Daily News, > Newsday, Brooklyn Bridge, Park Slope Courier, Sandbox, > Penthouse, Our Town, NY Press and which are availiable on > hundreds of websites around the world. Lederman has been > falsely arrested 39 times to date for his anti-Giuliani activites > and has never been convicted of any of the charges. He is best > known for creating hundreds of paintings of Mayor Giuliani as a > Hitler like dictator. > > Robert Lederman, President of A.R.T.I.S.T. > (Artists Response To Illegal State Tactics) > ARTISTpres at aol.com (718) 369-2111 > http://www.openair.org/alerts/artist/nyc.html > > Recent articles on the Plum Island Biological warfare/Animal > disease lab > NY Times 9/22/99 U.S. Would Use Long Island Lab to Study > Food Terrorism > NY Times 9/23/99 Residents Near Lab Taking Germ Plan > Matter-of-Factly > Daily News 9/21/99 L.I.'s Nearby Plum Island Eyed for Deadly > Testing > Newsday 9/23/99 Plum Island Upgrade Debated / Worries > about lab for animal diseases > Newsday 9/24/99 Editorial/ Bioterrorismism /A real threat. > Using Plum I. labs to develop vaccines against it would make > sense. > Earlier articles on Plum Island: > Newsday Lab Focus Was On 4 Animal Diseases 11-21-1993 > From: NEWSDAY > Danger Is Their Business At Plum Island > http://www.lihistory.com/specdisc/displum.htm > NEWSDAY Plum Island Safety Check 04-07-1994 > NEWSDAY Security on Plum Island Must Be Taken Seriously > 1/4/93 > NEWSDAY Plum Island Cited By EPA 3/12/93 > NEWSDAY Plum Island Bird Kill Probed 7/2/93 > NEWSDAY Plum Is The Word In Russian 3/3/94 > NEWSDAY Vacco Suit: Plum Isle Polluting 5/3/98 > > Lab Focus Was On 4 Animal Diseases > When the military officially closed Ft. Terry in 1954, Army > officers turned over to Plum Island scientists 134 strains of 13 > viruses collected from four continents, most obtained for > development as biological warfare weapons, Army Chemical > Corps rec... Author: John McDonald; Size: 8K; 11-21-1993; > Page Number: 60; Section: Newspapers & Newswires > > "Freedom is not a concept in which people can do anything they > want, be anything they can be. Freedom is about authority. > Freedom is about the willingness of every single human being to > cede to lawful authority a great deal of discretion about what > you do." Mayor Giuliani, New York Times, March 17, 1994 > > "I ask you not to create any undue or unnecessary alarm or > panic," Giuliani said at a City Hall news conference on Thursday > morning. "There's no point in not spraying, because there's no > harm in spraying. So even if we're overdoing it, there's no risk > to anyone in overdoing it...The more dead mosquitoes," he > added, "the better. 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Man charged with taking funds from deceased father
Douglas Charles Dorn, 44, of East Gull Lake has been charged with one count of Theft, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years or a $20,000 fine.
According to the written complaint, Moose Lake police officers have been investigating a call received on April 8 from a First National Bank employee regarding a deceased person's account receiving Social Security benefits and withdrawal debit card transactions.
The deceased is John Charles Dorn, who died on December 5, 2012, in New Mexico. Dorn's son, Douglas Charles Dorn, retrieved his father's belongings, including his checkbook and financial papers, on December 23, 2012, according to a witness. Several checks from the deceased's account were drafted to the defendant and deposited into his account after Dorn's death.
Law enforcement personnel identified the defendant through cross checking his Driver and Vehicle Services photo. The amount taken from the deceased's account is near $5,000.
The complaint was dated September 26, 2013.