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Mike Hooven has over 30 years of experience in the medical device industry in a broad variety of technical and clinical areas. He is the founder of five medical device companies and holds over 100 issued and pending US patents.
Mike is the founder, and a Director of AtriCure, Inc. (Nasdaq ATRC). AtriCure is a Medical Device company that manufactures and sells surgical devices to treat the most serious forms of atrial fibrillation. AtriCure has grown rapidly to become the market leader, with over 200,000 procedures performed. AtriCure completed a successful Initial Public Offering on August 5, 2005, and currently lists on the NASDAQ under the symbol ATRC as over $1BB market cap. Mike also is a Director and past Chairman of BioOhio, a state-funded organization to accelerate life-science start-up companies in Ohio. Mike was recently appointed by the Governor to the Third Frontier Advisory Board, a $2.3BB state funded initiative to accelerate high tech job creation in Ohio. Mike also sits on the Commercial Advisory Committee for the University of Cincinnati.
Mike previously held positions as the Chairman and CEO of AtriCure, and the Founder and Chairman of Enable Medical, a surgical device manufacturer that was acquired by AtriCure in August of 2005. Mike founded Enable in April of 1994, and prior to that he headed up all internal product development at Ethicon Endo-Surgery from 1988 to 1994. Mike held Engineering positions at Siemens/Pacesetter from 1986 to 1988, and at Cordis Corporation from 1981 to 1986. He earned a BS in Physics and a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan.
Andrew S. Eibling, CSAP
Vice President, Business Development and Alliance Management
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Andy Eibling is a 30-year veteran of the pharmaceutical industry and an accomplished Alliance Management and Business Development leader with experience in technology, development, commercialization and supplier relationships. Andy joined Enable Injections in 2018 as Vice President of Business Development and Alliance Management, responsible for establishing and maintaining strategic alliances with biopharma partners leveraging the novel wearable drug delivery system developed by Enable.
He was formerly Vice President of Enterprise Alliance Management at Covance, Inc., the drug development division of LabCorp. Prior to joining Covance, Andy spent over 24 years at Eli Lilly and Company, most recently implementing Lilly's partnering strategy with roles in Business Development.
Andy earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University and a Master of Business Administration from Indiana University.
Tim Flaherty
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
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Tim Flaherty has more than 25 years of public and private company experience in finance, accounting, human resource, and information technology management. At Enable Injections, he is responsible for the finance, accounting, and information technology. Prior to Enable Injections, Tim served as North American CFO for Bonfiglioli, Inc., a leading billion-dollar global Italian owned company in the power transmission market. Tim was nominated for CFO of the year in 2014 by the Cincinnati Business Courier in the large private company category for his achievements at Bonfiglioli, Inc.
Prior to Bonfiglioli, Tim held several executive financial roles in large publicly traded companies and small private companies, including ArvinMeritor (NYSE:ARM), Ametek (NYSE:AME), and AtriCure /Enable Medical (NASD: ATRC), with experience in Merger and Acquisitions, IPO experience, plant consolidations, shared-service operations, multi-location oversight, SEC Reporting, system implementations, scalability, cost and risk controls, and forecasting and strategy. Tim earned his accounting degree from the University of Kentucky and his Master of Business Administration from Xavier University, Cincinnati, OH.
Matthew J. Huddleston
Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
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Mr. Matthew J. Huddleston serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Enable Injections. He is an experienced medical device professional with more than 20 years of experience in startup environments with emphasis in project management, design, development, manufacturing, regulatory, and intellectual property. He has several issued and pending patents in the medical device field, including soft tissue and cardiovascular fixation devices and delivery instruments, histologic automated embedding systems, laparoscopic visualization devices, and automatic injection devices. He is a professional engineer and a licensed patent agent. Matt holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University and a Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering from The Ohio State University.
Tiffany Khodadad, MPH
Vice President, Human Resources
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Tiffany Khodadad has over 20 years of pharmaceutical experience in operations, regulatory affairs, human resources, and strategic planning and change management. Tiffany joined Enable in 2016 and has been instrumental in its growth. Prior to joining Enable, Tiffany formerly worked with Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Medpace, a global CRO, and a niche pharmaceutical company. Tiffany earned her bachelor's at The Ohio State University and master's at New York University.
John F. Love
Vice President of Product Development and Operations
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John has over 30 years of leadership, R&D, and Operations experience in the medical device industry that include the specialty product areas of peritoneal dialysis, mechanical stapling devices, coronary artery brachytherapy, drug eluting stents, endovascular aortic stent repair, and spinal implant systems. Prior to joining Enable, John was the Vice President of Operations at Triangle Manufacturing in New Jersey where he directed a 240-person medical device CNC contract manufacturing facility. From 2007-2016, John held the positions of Corporate Vice President of R&D and Operations, Corporate Vice President of R&D, Quality, Regulatory and Medical Scientific Affairs, and Vice President of Research and Development at Aesculap Implant Systems based in Pennsylvania. Prior to Aesculap, John was the Vice President of Engineering at The MedTech Group, a plastics injection molding company in New Jersey. John has also held leadership and management positions at the following companies: Datascope Intervascular, JFL & Associates, Cordis Corporation, Novoste Corporation, Ethicon Endo Surgery, and Baxter Laboratories. John holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Illinois, Chicago and a Master of Engineering Management from Northwestern University.
Eileen Rogers
Vice President of Program Management and Human Factors
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Eileen has more than 25 years of experience in the life sciences industry. A majority of her career has focused on biopharmaceutical manufacturing of sterile products in compliance with the FDA's Code of Federal Regulations as well as ISO and ICH guidelines to meet global regulatory needs. Eileen filled various management roles in Validation, Engineering and Capital Expansion while working for both Stryker Biotech and Amylin Pharmaceuticals. As the Senior Director of Operations at Amylin, Eileen led a cross functional team in the development and approval of an innovative drug delivery system for a sterile injectable product. Currently, Eileen is the Vice President of Program Management and Human Factors at Enable Injections championing device and instructional design with a focus on user needs, usability requirements and minimizing use errors. Eileen also serves as the key liaison for drug partnerships throughout the life cycle of the collaboration, oversees the integration and progress of major milestones in various project teams and ensures communication with all stakeholders. Eileen received her Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Drexel University and a Masters degree in Engineering Management from the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College.
Susan Spies
Vice President, Administration
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Susan Spies, Vice President of Administration, has over 20 years of experience in start-up biotechnology and life sciences industries. Sue was one of the first employees of Enable Injections, and built the human resources, IT, investor relations and finance departments. She was also responsible for establishing the infrastructure of the human resources, finance, and IT departments at Enable Medical Corporation and AtriCure, Inc. Sue has played an integral part in each start-up company by supporting employee growth, managing the finances, and providing an excellent corporate culture. In earlier years, she worked as a senior IT analyst for Baxter and Cordis Corporation supporting their financial systems. Susan earned her B.S. in Accounting from the University of Delaware and an M.S. in Management Information Systems from the University of Miami.
Dominick C. Villani III
Vice President of Quality / Regulatory Affairs
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Dominick Villani has more than 20 years of experience in the Biotechnology, Vaccine, Pharmaceuticals (Sterile and Non-Sterile), and Medical Device sector, responsible for defining, building, and managing requirements within Manufacturing, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, and Regulatory Affairs with multiple companies, including Amgen, Amylin, AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Bioport. Dominick joined Enable Injections in 2016 and is a member of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for needle-based injections systems and on-body delivery systems. Dominick studied general Biological Sciences, with an emphasis in Microbiology, at the California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, California.


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Creates geometric shape of Involute & Cycloid gears as a polyline, which can be easily machined in a CNC milling/Router machine.
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It is an effective tool for converting Splines to Polylines or PolyArcs (lines and arcs) based on the chord error specified.
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Holiday with spanish neighbours? Why not . In a popular residential area also with German immigrants in Morro Jable, a small house is waiting for my visit . What strikes me immediately – everything is nearby. The supermarket , a cafeteria with bread and rolls, a few bars and in one of them you can even eat. This is nice – especially for long stays in Fuerteventura. Therfore it´s clear – this property is often booked for months. From surfers , self-employed and freelancers and everyone else who can afford to live for a long time under the sun of Fuerteventura.
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22 Adorable Pets Who Think They're Actually Potted Plants
These 22 adorable cats and dogs are having a slight crisis in their lives, as they aren't quite sure what they are anymore. Are they a plant? or are they four-pawed bundles of fur? we'll let you decide....
1. "Leave me alone, i'm trying to grow here."
2. "Come visit me in spring, i'll be a beautiful rose by then!"
3. Here we have the rather rare cat bush, often found on garden benches.
4. "I've been here for a while now, but nothing's happening."
5. This cat isn't trying to sprout, it's trying to spy on the neighbours!
6. "Yeah, I know my new home is awesome."
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8. This is what's known as a carnivorous plant.
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GUWAHATI, May 15: In so far as reduction of carbon footprint is concerned, Guwahati Railway Station shows the way to other railway stations in the Northeast by becoming fully-powered by solar energy.
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"My Grandfather has been a hero of mine for a long time, even though he died in 1992 when I was only six. Henry Ambrose Snell Jr. was born in Bethel Maine in 1919. He grew up on an apple farm before graduating from the University of Maine where, at almost six feet tall, he played on the basketball team.
"When America joined WWII Henry enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Because he had a college degree he has sent to OCS; my Grandma, who is still alive, told me that he aced the math portion of his exam so well that the officer in charge thought he had cheated and made him do it again. He was part of an Artillery regiment in the 4th Marine Reserve Division and after first being stationed in California he left for the Pacific while my grandmother was pregnant with their first child. He took part in the battle of Kwajalein, where the Japanese were badly mistreading the native Marshall Islanders and had sent thousands of Korean prisoners there for forced labor. Hank Snell took an Arisaka rifle from a dead Japanese soldier and sent it back home, he kept that rifle for the rest of his life.
"In june 1944, 25 year old Second Lieutenant Henry Snell Landed on the island of Saipan, and fought in a battle that would leave nearly 3,000 American Marines and Soldiers and 29,000 Japanese soldiers dead, and 22,000 Japanese civilians brain-washed into thinking that Americans would rape, torture, and kill them would commited suicide by jumping off cliffs or blowing themselves up with grenades. Lieutenant Hank Snell's job was to go ahead of the lines and locate Japanese bunkers and call in artillery strikes. It was during the Battle of Saipan that my Grandfather was wounded. He was in a foxhole with a 17 year old radioman when a Japanese mortar round hit their position. The young radioman was killed, the explosion so violent that they were not able to find much of his body. Lieutenant Snell was badly wounded with shrapn el in his legs and back, and he was evacuated to Guam and recieved the Purple Heart.
"Henry Ambrose Snell Jr. remained in the Marine Reserves intil 1962, retiring with the rank of Major. He worked in the Defense Department and lived with my grandma in Maryland, raising a total of six children including my mother. He had a hard time after the war. He had post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of his time in combat, and he had a drinking problem. He certainly had his issues, but the grandpa I remember is a man who loved his country, I remember the many times I visited him and grandma, and he would always greet me by poking me in the chest and smiling.
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Hi, first post so sorry if im not well versed in the rules etc...
I really want to play starcraft 2, but I'm not sure if I can run it.
I have a Dell Dimension 4700 and a 4600, that both have 512mb. I was wondering if I combined both of the computers RAM, would I be able to run it?
I'm not sure about their graphics cards, but I can't imagine them being any good.
My other option is using my main computer, a Macbook from around 07-08 with:
GMA 950 graphics card
2.16 ghz intel core duo
1 gb RAM
Any thoughts??!
Thanks in advance!
I am always amazed that creators of games list requirements on their support site:
You do not have a Graphics Card it is on-board aka IGP (intregrated graphics processesor), so yes you need at least a graphics card and realistically 2GB Memory..
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So I wont be able to run it at all?
"So I wont be able to run it at all?"
Nope, not even close. You don't have a great system but at least it's upgradeable:
The Radeon HD 4650 is a decent entry level gaming card & it doesn't require a PSU plug-in. Here's one for just $39 after rebate:
Or for $6 more, here's a Radeon HD 5550:
Here's another HD 5550...notice the memory is clocked higher but costs the same ($45):
For $50, here's a Geforce GT 240 that comes with a coupon for the trial version of Starcraft2:
So in conclusion,
I will be able to merge the two 512 mb RAM's into one computer,
and if a purchase a graphics card labeled above, I will be able to run starcraft2 ?
Can anyone give me a guesstimation of the quality?
bump? i dont know much about computers, obviously.
Dimension 4700 Max Memory 4 x 1GB DDR2:
Dimension 4600 Max Memory 4 x 1GB DDR1:
According to Crucial and Dell they use differing memory, you could of got this information from Dell Support, so you need to spend money on the 4700....


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At the edge of the wilderness with glorious views over the Adelaide Hills, across the city to the sea and beyond, the traditional stone buildings and park-like gardens of Marble Hill offer several venues for your exclusive use.
The restored Stables and the New Barn provide all weather traditional elegance for meetings and banquets. Open-air events have a choice of three spectacular grassy areas suitable for a marquee – The Edge Wall, The Cutting and The Hilltop Green.
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This no-idling truck air conditioner can reduce the risk of driving for the driver of summer traffic jams to relieve the fatigue and boredom caused by the hot weather. It also allows drivers to take advantage of the time of loading and unloading, rest fully and keep energetic and safe.
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"I can't tell you the number of "film" books I receive–it's the shadow side of being an actor. Knowing how hard it is to finish a book, I usually try manfully to read what's submitted, if only out of respect for the author's struggle. I felt that way when I opened Memphis Movie. I felt that way until around the second sentence, from which point on I was charmed, entertained, jealous (that I had not written it) and moved to contact the writer to a) introduce him to my publisher and b) try to get someone to make this wonderful book into a film. There are characters in here that any actor would crawl across broken glass to play. It's fresh, well-observed, true to everything I know about the world of film (140+ films ought to qualify me as knowledgeable) and on top of it all, so much fun, that when I finished it (the first time) I felt like I was saying good-bye to an old friend and had to start again."
—Peter Coyote, star of E. T. and Northfork, and author of The Rainman's Third Cure


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Auckland House Day Nursery offers individual rooms to suit children's ages and stages of development.
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Our Nursery is open 7.30am to 6.00pm, 51 weeks of the year. We close on bank holidays and the week between Christmas and New Year.
Our nursery is extremely popular and we would strongly recommend that you register your child as soon as possible so that you are able to arrange your preferred attendance days. To register for a nursery place please contact the Nursery Manager, Donna Butchard, here or call 0151 727 0083.
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nurseries, school setting, special schools, mother and baby unit, supply and day nurseries. I started my management career as nursery supervisor in 2005 and since them have gone on to other settings, whilst studying to gain my further qualifications, I have a foundation Degree in Early Years B.A. Hons in Early Years and Education and the Early Years Professional Status.
I thoroughly enjoy my career and working with the staff team and parents to provide the children with the best possible start at Auckland House Nursery.


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It's no secret that Chicago, and the state of Illinois, are in bad fiscal shape. As a resident of the city's North Side, I've witnessed the demolition and re-construction of the Wrigleyville neighborhood surrounding Wrigley Field. The transformation is largely complete as I write this in September 2018. Much of the money invested into Wrigleyville redevelopment was money committed by the Ricketts Family, the owners of the Chicago Cubs since 2009. The Ricketts family patriarch, Joe Ricketts, made his fortunes my starting an online brokerage firm, named Ameritrade. Today, it's known as TD Ameritrade, after a merger with Canada's Toronto Dominion bank. Joe retired from the board of TD Ameritrade back in 2011. He's doing really well; he's worth about $2.1 Billion. He saw the future of brokerage, and he turned the industry upside down. First, he undercut the competition on price (Ameritrade was one of the first discount brokerages). Then, he took stock trading electronic. Stock brokers all over the country weren't too happy about that; online stock trading made individual stock brokers obsolete. Most stock brokers were charging ridiculous fees to off-load shitty stocks to unsuspecting customers. Joe Ricketts got rid of an inefficiency that needed riddance. Ameritrade went public in 1997, with an IPO at $15/share. The late 1990's were the heyday for Ameritrade. According to stockmarketcrashes.com,
"Between July 6, 1998 and July 6, 1999 TD Ameritrade experienced tremendous stock growth. Its stock had 3 stock splits on August 18, 1998 [2:1], February 23, 1999 [2:1] and July 6, 1999 [3:1] which pushed its share price from $1.95 to $31.60 per share, split adjusted — over 16 times in value in a year, with it reaching a high of $44.24 per share on April 14, 1999 with its non-split adjusted price standing at $173.25 per share."
Between IPO @ $15, to its high price on April 14, 1999, Ameritrade returned 1055% to shareholders. That's incredible! And clearly unsustainable, given that it happened in the course of 2 years. Which is why what happened to Ameritrade during the "Dot Com Bubble Burst", was not a surprise. Again, according to stockmarketcrashes.com,
"When this 'Dot-Com Bear Market' finally bottomed, TD Ameritrade was trading at $2.38 per share on July 22, 2002 — up only $0.43 from July 6, 1998."
I'm sure Joe Ricketts lost a few years of life stressing out about the future of his company in 2002. Fortunately for him, by 2011, when Joe retired from TD Ameritrade's board, the stock had recovered magnificently. Once more from stockmarketcrashes.com,
"As of April 15, 2011 — TD Ameritrade was trading at $22.50 per share, up 1,153% over the last 13 years which is over 88% per year."
Being the son of Joe Ricketts has many advantages. One of them is that you have access to a whole lot of money. Which is extremely useful when you want to buy a Major League baseball team. That's not to say that the Ricketts kids are not successful on their own merit, because all indications are that they are. But there is a difference between being successful, and being a billionaire. Tom Ricketts seems to be the closest to self-made out of the four offspring. He founded a Chicago investment bank named InCapital. They are a brokerage service for corporate bond investors. His company makes a lot of sense to me, being a former bond trader myself. The gist of his business is to give individual investors a more direct avenue to invest in quality corporate debt/bonds. From Futures Magazine,
"Incapital provided innovation to the world of fixed income underwriting by using the Internet and by allowing individual investors and advisors to transact directly on Incapital's platform instead of having to go into the secondary market."
The idea is exactly the same idea his father had when he started Ameritrade; it was an intent to make the market for corporate bonds more efficient by giving individual bond investors direct access to the primary market for corporate bonds. Usually, the primary market is reserved for investment banks, commercial banks, and large investors, who buy bonds directly from the issuing companies. Individual, smaller investors would then have to deal with those banks interested in making a profit on the deals they had exclusive access to in the primary market. The primary market is essentially an auction, and InCapital wanted to democratize it. Good on you Tom.
But for all the success of InCapital, Tom and his siblings still needed help in their Cubs purchase. So how much help did they need? Well, let's get some background on how the whole saga began. What follows is a bit of a digression into another man, a man known as Sam Zell, who put the first gear in motion on the sale of Chicago Cubs.
Sam Zell and Tribune Co.
In 2007, a man named Sam Zell, a self-made real estate mogul billionaire won a bid to buy the Tribune Company. Sam Zell is a finance genius. He is an expert on something called LBO, or leveraged buyouts. He decided to buy Tribune by way of a leveraged buyout. He intended to finance 98% of the purchase, and put only 2% cash down. This was a theme back in 2007; lots of people were buying all sorts of things with little to no money down. The New York Times tells us the deal proceeded in stages. The first stage involved an initial investment by Zell. The following is an excerpt from a New York Times piece written in December of 2008, about 18 months after the deal closed. Andrew Ross Sorkin is the author. He is now a morning anchor on the CNBC financial news channel. I digress. In referring to Mr. Sam Zell, the author states,
"He invested $315 million in the form of subordinated debt in exchange for a warrant to buy 40 percent of Tribune in the future for $500 million. It is unclear how much he'll lose, but one thing is clear: when creditors get in line, he gets to stand ahead of the employees."
The key above is that Mr. Zell did not purchase shares in the company. He bought debt. Even though it is subordinated debt, which means it stands a bit lower in the claim hierarchy in event of bankruptcy, it still gives Mr. Zell a claim on assets ahead of common shareholders. Why is that important? It's important because of the LBO! The LBO financed the actual buying out of shareholders (to take the company private) with debt. Essentially, Sam Zell took control of Tribune by taking out loans in the name of the company, $13 Billion worth of loans to be exact. By owning debt instead of stock, Zell protected his $315 Million in that he would have claim on company assets ahead of shareholders in event of bankruptcy. Ok, but who are these shareholders Mr. Zell wanted to get ahead of? As messed up as it is, they were the Tribune employees. Zell convinced them to participate in the buy-out. They would do so as part of the Tribune's Employee Purchase Plan. So on the one had, Zell was protecting himself from the employees, but on the other hand, telling them that they were in this together. They were far from in it together. Somehow, Zell used the Tribune Employee Pension Plan future earnings as collateral for part of the $13 Billion of debt! From the New York Times,
"Mr. Zell financed much of his deal's $13 billion of debt by borrowing against part of the future of his employees' pension plan and taking a huge tax advantage. Tribune employees ended up with equity, and now they will probably be left with very little."
The tax advantage the excerpt talks about above is the S Corporation tax status that Tribune company became after the go-private LBO was completed. As Incorporate.com states, an S Corporation is,
"…not subject to double taxation as a c corp is. That means that an s corp's revenue is not taxed at the corporate level. It's only taxed when paid out as salaries or dividends to shareholders."
What this means is that Tribune Company would not pay any taxes! So who would pay those taxes? They would be paid by the shareholders. Who are the shareholders? Once again, they are the employees who participate in the Employee Share Purchase Plan, the equity owners of the company. This was why it was critical for Zell to get the employees on board with the LBO! So Sam Zell was shifting the tax liability onto the employees, thereby freeing up the company to use as much of its income as possible to pay down its massive debt load. He hoped that since the employees would have vested interest in the company, they would trust him on what needed to be done to get the business back on track. With that said, the business wasn't actually doing all the bad before Mr. Zell placed $13 Billion of debt on it. According to Forbes,
"…the Tribune's way of business didn't need to be modified for it to be profitable, strictly speaking. It was profitable at the time he bought it, albeit decreasingly so. The need to service the more than $13 billion of debt* he piled on the company in taking it over had more to do with its abrupt descent into bankruptcy, just one year later, than did its slimming margins."
With the benefit of hindsight, we know today that the likes of Facebook and Google have taken over the advertising business. Most likely, the declining revenues would have continued to decline, possibly making bankruptcy inevitable. But back in 2007, the most pressing issue for Tribune was not declining revenue; it was debt. The reason why debt is so bad is because it ties up resources; it makes getting loans to operate the business nearly impossible. This is why Tribune went bankrupt; it was a huge miscalculation by Zell. As one analyst put it back then,
"Mr. Zell literally mortgaged the future of Tribune's employees to pursue what one analyst, Jack Newman, at the time called 'a childhood fantasy'."
The above quote implies Sam Zell wanted to own a newspaper just for the hell of it. For some reason, rich guys want to own newspapers. Jeff Bezos, for example, bought the Washington Post. One would like to think these billionaires see themselves as guardians of the free press somehow, but my cynicism makes me doubt that. I doubt that Mr. Zell didn't know how much of a long shot the Tribune buyout would be. By the time the deal closed in December of 2008, he said,
"I'm here to tell you that the transaction from hell is done."
I somehow feel that when Mr. Zell made the above statement, it was slowly settling in that he was doomed. Tribune employees had either decided not to participate in Employee Share purchase, or were becoming critical of Zell's attempts to reform Tribune. It turned out, Sam wanted to fire journalists, slash the number of reporters, and place advertisements on the front page of all the papers. It simply didn't work. When Tribune filed for bankruptcy shortly thereafter, debt holders took control of the company. That meant that any employee who participated in share ownership was wiped out. Awful. An LA Times columnist, Dan Neil, who now works for the Wall Street Journal, sued Zell on behalf of Tribune employees and,
"…won $32 million in compensation for their depleted retirement plans."
What about the pension funds that backed the debt that Sam Zell took out in Tribune's name? Would the debt collectors repossess? Thankfully not.
How did Sam Zell make out in bankruptcy? We know he did everything he needed to do to protect himself. Recall that Sam's $315 Million investment bought him subordinated debt and a warrant he could exercise at a later date to buy $500 Million of newly issued Tribune stock.
That is important to emphasize.
A warrant is basically an option to buy stock at a set price at some later date. Zell did not have to put skin in the game at all unless the company recovered and equity ownership made sense. Sam Zell is a shrewd businessman, my hat's off to him, but his shrewdness destroyed an entire company. I will give him credit for giving up when the situation became irrecoverable; before Tribune declared bankruptcy, he called a meeting with the senior secured debt holders. According to the NY Times again (they followed this story like hawks),
"…in fact, the bankruptcy filing last December was in part an attempt to protect the interest of those lenders as Tribune's cash reserves dwindled. Mr. Zell told senior secured creditors then that, in essence, the company was in their hands, and that making a scheduled payment on junior debt would leave less for them, and asked what they wanted to do. They endorsed bankruptcy."
Sam Zell was one of those junior debt holders, since his debt was subordinated debt. Senior secured credit is is the best type of debt, because it is backed by assets and senior to all other claims. Sam Zell did the honorable thing, after all had been lost. Sam Zell lost $315 Million. Fortunately, it was hardly a pinch of his vast wealth. As NPR reported,
"He [Sam Zell] was flush with cash after selling his Equity Office Properties Trust, owner and manager of a 590-building chain, to private equity firm Blackstone Group last November [2007] for $36 billion."
At this point, we haven't mentioned yet that the Tribune Company owned the Cubs, Wrigley Field, and a 25% stake in Comcast SportsNet Chicago. When the Tribune deal closed, Sam Zell immediately put them up for sale, in addition to some land across from Wrigley. At first, he stumbled quite a bit with the sale. From the New York Times,
"Mr. Zell's maneuvering also contributed to more than a year of delays in selling the Cubs and, according to some analysts, may have resulted in a lower price than Tribune would have gotten when the economy was stronger. He sought to sell the team and its home, Wrigley Field, separately — the Cubs to a private buyer, the stadium to a government agency and possibly the naming rights to the stadium to a third buyer. But that strategy ran into trouble, and Tribune eventually reverted to an earlier, simpler plan to sell them as a package."
The above is very interesting, because it gives us some insight into Sam Zell's thought process. Leveraged buyouts are often used to buy companies with the hope of breaking them apart; the assumption on the part of the buyer (Zell) is that the sum of the pieces is worth more than the unbroken whole. This seems to have been what Sam was thinking for the Cubs. If he could sell each thing separately, he'd make a bigger profit than selling everything together as one. Remember, Sam needed to immediately start chipping away at the loans he had taken out to buy the company. That was essential. Unfortunately, when Tribune filed for bankruptcy, the financial crisis had taken its toll, and that plan was scrapped. This is where the Ricketts family came to be involved. They offered $845 Million for everything (Wrigley Field, the Cubs, 25% CSN Chicago, and the land parcel outside the field), and they won the bid.


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So here's my guide to a healthy, active and relaxed time in the Big Apple !
By Chloe
This vegan cafe chain is an absolute gem, the food here way surpassed my expectations as I am no vegan but the food was tasty enough to convert anyone. You must get the artichoke dip and don't forget the free beetroot ketchup pump with the cutlery.
Several locations – find out more.
Bluestone Lane
Us health bloggers love a good brunch and it looks like the New York health scene is no different. The full brunch range is available here with avocado on toast, granola and yoghurt, banana bread, poached eggs, it's not a place to miss, especially as they're all over New York.
Several locations – find out more.
I know we have Wholefoods in London but it has nothing on the ones in New York. They are enormous and have the largest salad bars you can imagine. A great lunch spot to get those veggies in. Also we can't forget that Halo Top has stormed the UK but we only have a few flavours here, Wholefoods allowed us to try so many more awesome flavours !
Several locations – find out more.
Rumble Boxing
I'm not a massive class lover because I always end up clock watching. But Rumble boxing classes are insane, they are full on 50% bench work and 50% boxing work, the ultimate sweat sesh to get your day started !
New York Sports Club (NYSC)
Gyms, New York has a lot of really cool gyms and this one is no exception. Astor place is their flagship gym which means it's even more extravagant, with massage chairs in as well.
Get those steps in
Walking is an essential when sight-seeing, it allows you to stumble upon things and have a greater appreciation of your surroundings. We walked pretty much everywhere racking up 30-40,000 steps a day.
Empire State Building
New York is a loud and busy city so going up the empire state building was a real change. Believe it or not at the top of the empire state it is very quite and still, with a great sense of calm over the city. I would recommend getting the am/pm pass where you can go up in daylight and also by dark.
Find it: 20 W 29th St, New York, NY 10001
Helicopter flight
Helicopter flights are the ultimate way to see the city, we flew across the whole city, around the statue of liberty and got to see central park at its full extent. Helicopter flights are a great way to see the city from a much more relaxed and chilled out position. They are expensive but worth every penny.
Dream Downtown Beach Club
We really wanted to go here but didn't have time. Essentially It's a rooftop pool that's open to non hotel guests also. They have a bar, music, loungers and food service up there as well. If your there in summer and need some downtown I would give this place a go.
Find it: 355 W 16th St, New York, NY 10011
For more from Leisha see her Foodie Guide to New York City and her full 5 day itinerary.


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Farmers Market & Festivals
Our Spring Craft Fair will be held on Saturday May 11th from 10:00am-4:00 pm! Our rain date for this event will be Saturday, May 18th!
This years Fall Festival will be held on Saturday September 21st from 10:00am-4:00pm with a rain date of Saturday, September 28th!
If you are interested in becoming a vendor for this event, or any event on the farm, please email Jocelyn Emin at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please check back here soon for more information for the 2019 season!
Just some of the products sold: Vegetables, jams, doughboys, salsa, pies, specialty plants and flowers, cupcakes, a variety of crafts, and more!
There is a large banner on Rte 116/George Washington Highway for the FARMERS MARKET – Near Blackie's Bulldog Tavern and the National Tractor Trailer Driving School.
CUSTOMER PARKING: Please follow the signs for where to park!


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Dissociative Identity Disorder: The Mystery Surrounding its Etiology and its Connection to Satanic Ritual Abuse, Repressed memory in child molestation lawsuit
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Dissociative Identity Disorder: The Mystery Surrounding its Etiology and its Connection to Satanic Ritual Abuse
A Research Paper Presented to The Faculty of the Adler Graduate School In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for The Degree of Master of Arts in Adlerian Counseling and Psychotherapy….
The purpose of this project is to inform its readers of the often overlooked and sometimes avoided diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder along with its possible connections to extreme abuse such as satanic ritual abuse as well as intentional mind control….
It has also been argued that dissociative identity disorder is a "chronic, posttraumatic dissociative disorder characterized by recurrent disturbances of identity and memory" (Kluft, 1988, p. 212). Dissociative identity disorder is a complex disorder that generally finds its roots in an individual?s childhood. "The severe, sustained, and repetitive trauma that occurs during the early to middle stages of childhood (ages 2 and a half to 8) for most victims is thought to promote the development of Multiple Personality Disorder" now known as dissociative identity disorder (Wilbur, 1984, p. 5)….
The Connection of Dissociative Identity Disorder and Satanic Ritual Abuse
There is a rising belief among therapists working with those diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder that there has been a missing piece to the puzzle to better understand and work with these clients. That missing clue being that a high percentage rate of individuals diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder are also victims of satanic ritual abuse….
Over the past few decades the field of psychology has improved its effectiveness in society as it has willingly accepted the awful truths that research was revealing regarding issues of abuse. For example, in the 1960's there was rampant denial that any form of child abuse even existed. There seemed to be a belief that maybe "one in one hundred children were abused" (Friesen, 1991, p. 206). In the 1970's incest finally came into focus of a possibility of being more widespread than previously thought and in the 1980?s victims of abuse and incest were finally beginning to be believed as telling the truth. As a result of these individuals finally being believed diagnoses such as multiple personality disorder, now known as dissociative identity disorder, began to rise (Friesen, 1991)….
As the field of psychology and more importantly society embraced the ugly truth of rampant child abuse and the reality of wide spread incest America improved. America improved in its ability to rescue, protect, and bring some restoration to these abused individuals by lifting the widespread cloak of shame surrounding abuse. As society and the field of psychology slowly embrace and believe what individuals diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder are sharing as truth then the cloak of shame for them can be lifted as well….
One of the mainstays of working with individuals with dissociative identity disorder is to aid the client in breaking down the amnesiac, dissociative walls which have been constructed as a means of self-protection. One way to help break down these walls is to aid the individual in remembering the abuse he/she endured. As these walls begin to weaken more and more memories of trauma begin to rise. According to the research conducted by Bryant (1995) these memories are not delusions, hallucinations, or made up fantasy, in fact as research is revealing they are indeed memories of actual events that have taken place….
Extreme Abuse Survey….
The results were overwhelming in revealing a connection of satanic ritualistic abuse to the diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder as well as opening shedding light into other ritualistic forms of abuse such as mind control used through the occult rituals as well as government-sponsored mind control experiments. This research reveals the two are very often connected with one another. For example this data shows that "64% of 985 respondents reported memories of incest and 48% of 977 respondents reported memoires of ritual abuse before they sought therapy and 69% of 257 respondents who reported secret mind control experiments used on them as children also reported having been abused in a satanic cult" (Rutz et al., 2008, p. 50). http://www.alfredadler.edu/sites/default/files/Vogelsang%20MP%202010.pdf
Friday, July 13, 2012
Psychiatrist testifies on repressed memory in child molestation lawsuit
By Lee Hammel TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF
WORCESTER — A defense expert testified today in U.S. District Court that "there is no satisfactory scientific evidence that you could lock up a memory of a major traumatic event" and not remember it again.
Harrison G. Pope, a clinical psychiatrist and professor at Harvard Medical School, testified for Richard B. Edison, a plastic surgeon who is being sued by Timothy Clark. The Charlton resident alleges that the doctor sexually abused him for several years, beginning in 1974, when the doctor was a student at University of Massachusetts Medical School, and Mr. Clark was a 10 year old in Shrewsbury.
Mr. Clark returned to the witness stand today to say that he had no memory of his sexual abuse in the 70s until he visited his mother's grave in 2008. If so, that would reset the 3-year statute of limitations, allowing him to pursue the allegations against the doctor.
Stephen J. Gordon, Mr. Clark's lawyer, got Dr. Pope to acknowledge that he made "possibly more than $100,000" by testifying or consulting on repressed memory cases last year, more than he got for working half-time at Harvard. Dr. Pope said he testified or consulted for the Roman Catholic Diocese in Indiana on about 10 cases and two other cases for the Diocese in Minnesota.
James Hopper, an expert for the plaintiff, gave more subtle testimony. The Harvard Medical School psychologist testified that an abuse victim can forget a traumatic event, deliberately or otherwise, and then be unable to recover it until there is a "password" such as a similar event or someone questioning the victim about the event.
Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV said that after additional testimony, he expects the case to be given to the jury of 5 women and 3 men on Monday.
Deal ends trial of surgeon By Lee Hammel TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF Tuesday, July 17, 2012
WORCESTER — The civil trial in which a doctor was accused of molesting a 10-year-old boy in Shrewsbury when he was a medical student 38 years ago ended abruptly in its sixth day yesterday when the two sides announced in U.S. District Court that they had reached a settlement.
Lawyers for Dr. Richard B. Edison, 59, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Timothy Clark, 48, of Charlton, said they reached an agreement Sunday night. They informed Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV as a hearing was scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. yesterday, the last scheduled day of testimony.
The settlement leaves unanswered how the jury would have voted on the allegations of years of sexual abuse, which were made by a man who said that he had repressed his memory of what happened to him over several years in the mid-1970s until he visited his mother's grave the day before Mother's Day in 2008.
Details of the settlement were not disclosed because of a confidentiality clause….
One of the eight jurors said he was more impressed with Mr. Clark's allegations than with Dr. Edison's defense. The juror, Pei Liang Zhang, said, "Personally, I believe that the defendant must realize he did something to the poor" plaintiff.
Mr. Zhang, an engineer living in Shrewsbury, said he found it "pretty obvious" why the plaintiff's mother went court to get an order for Mr. Edison to stay away from her children. There was evidence that Mr. Edison was charged in 1977 with disturbing the peace in a complaint by Diane Clark, mother of Timothy Clark, in the state's Central District Court….
The district attorney's office is not looking into the allegations raised in the trial, according to spokesman Paul Jarvey. The office looked into those allegations around 2008, he said, and found insufficient information to proceed. http://www.telegram.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20120717/NEWS/107179925/
Child Abuse and Ritual Abuse Conference – August 2012
July 23, 2012 Comments Off on Child Abuse and Ritual Abuse Conference – August 2012
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The 15th Annual Ritual Abuse, Secretive Organizations and Mind Control Conference
August 10 – 12, 2012
DoubleTree near
Bradley International Airport
16 Ella Grasso Turnpike
Windsor Locks, CT
Internet conference information:
Conference Goals
– To help stop future occurrences of ritual abuse
– To help survivors of ritual abuse
– To name the groups that have participated in alleged illegal activities
– To unite those working to stop ritual abuse
Conference Schedule
There will be a small get together, deli dinner, dessert and early registration for pre-registered attendees only, on August 10, Friday evening. The conference will be all day on Saturday August 11 and Sunday August 12. Please check our conference home page for the latest conference schedule information. Some presentations will also be recorded.
There will be a Ritual Abuse And Extreme Abuse Clinician's Conference 2012 for licensed clinicians on Friday the day before the conference. Information is at http://ritualabuse.us/smart-conference/ritual-abuse-and-extreme-abuse-clinicians-conference-2012/
Conference Registration
(Please read the entire brochure before registering.)
Registration is not guaranteed, please wait for approval before making travel arrangements. Or you can preregister via E-mail at: firstname.lastname@example.com Please mail registration form and checks (US Banks only please), money orders (US) to: RA Conference, c/o S.M.A.R.T., P O Box 1295, Easthampton, MA 01027 USA
Name: (please include names and individual addresses of all registrees, thanks.)
Agency: ___________________________________
Street: ____________________________
City: ___________________State:______
Early registration fees (all fees are per person)
(note: fees must be received by the due date below to get the special prices)
One and two day registrations do not include the Friday deli dinner and dessert buffet.
Before 7/23/12- 2 day $185, one day $95
Before 8/1/12 – 2 day $205, one day $105
After 8/6/12 – 2 day $215, one day $110
(All fees must be received by due dates above.)
(Circle one – Sat – Sun for one day registrations)
To add Friday night early registration, get together, deli dinner and dessert – $37.00
Donation to help those on fee waiver (not tax deductible):
Total Amount Due _____________
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Refund Policy: Fees will not be refunded after July 10, 2012. Please send us written notice. Refund will be minus $70.00 deposit per registree.
Speakers and Biographies
Please note: Listing of these speakers does not necessarily constitute our endorsement of them. They are speaking at our conference for educational value only and some may be heavy for survivors. Listening to the speakers at the conference may or may not help your recovery process, so use caution when listening to any speaker or contacting any resource mentioned in this brochure. These descriptions may be heavy for survivors to read, so please use caution while reading these.
Neil Brick is a survivor of Masonic based Ritual Abuse and MK-ULTRA. He is the editor of S.M.A.R.T. – A Ritual Abuse Newsletter. His topic is: Recent Child Abuse Crimes and Efforts to Unite Survivors.
Shamai Currim PhD is a retired therapist, educator, and educational consultant. She continues to work with survivors and has been involved with children and families with special needs, AIDS hospice, and Prison communities. She currently sits on the Board of Directors of Survivorship and the Steering Committee of the Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis. Her topic is: Meaghan's Story: A Tale of Integration
Dave Staffen was satanically abused for over 50 years by those he loved and trusted, as well as others who were paid to harm him for his refusal, as a child to join their cult. Dave hopes his story and recovery will help others by giving them hope and courage. His topic is: My Life and Attitudes Before and After My Recovery
Sarah Jacqueline freed herself through deep self-journey from years of living in hell as an alleged victim of satanic abuse to now survivor. Born into a family of Satanists and has experienced and seen some horrific abuse. She speaks of hope and freeing and illusion. Her topic is: Exposing Satanic Abuse
Until age seven, Maria was subject to satanic abuse. Maria experienced perverse worship, torturous brain programming, sexual violence, body dislocations, and was drugged. Although relocated at age seven, molestation from random strangers and family members continued until she moved out. She lives well with profound awareness. She now experiences joy and peace. Her topic is : Free at Last
Alexandra is a multi disciplinary therapist. She incorporates various types of energy work, muscle testing, NLP, essential oils, and color into her cognitive behavioral therapy practice. She has an M. A. in Counseling Psychology and has been working with ritual abuse survivors for over 20 years. Her topic is: What I have learned so far.
Survivorship is an international non-profit organization for survivors of sadistic sexual abuse, ritualistic abuse, mind control, and torture. A history of Survivorship's last twenty plus years of work helping survivors will be presented with interviews from members of Survivorship. The presentation will include Survivorship's present day activities and ways survivors can learn more about the organization and get involved. Survivorship, FJC,470 27th St., Oakland, Ca 94612 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.survivorship.org
Janet Thomas has been in active recovery from the effects of ritual abuse for more than 25 years. Her book, "Day Breaks Over Dharamsala–A Memoir of Life Lost and Found" chronicles her personal journey. "The Battle in Seattle" an earlier book, chronicles the global struggle for justice that we are now seeing rise. She writes and teaches writing in India and in the U.S.
deJoly LaBrier has been doing recovery work for 22 yrs. She has spoken publicly about her experiences in a military sex ring, Satanic cult and government experimentation; and is grateful for the serenity and sanity she now experiences. Her topic is: Finding Our Individual Paths Out of Chaos
Sponsorship and Co-sponsorship Information
All sponsors and cosponsors have made promotional contributions to the conference. We want to thank them for all their efforts.
Please note: Listing of these resource organizations does not necessarily constitute our endorsement of them. They are helping to promote the conference and some may be heavy for some survivors, so use caution contacting any resource mentioned in this brochure.
The conference is sponsored by S.M.A.R.T., a newsletter that examines the possible connections between ritual abuse and secretive organizations. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com http://ritualabuse.us/
Promotional Co-sponsors
Mothers Against Sexual Abuse (MASA) 404 Wilson St., Union, SC 29379 864-429-9161 Updated website at http://www.Againstsexualabuse.org, newest book http://www.Childhooditshouldnothurt.com MASA is dedicated to education and helping survivors of sexual and ritual abuse. We are in the process of trying to raise funding for a legal defense fund to assist protective parents involved in court cases where the perpetrators are winning custody over 70% of the time. MASA will be celebrating our 20 birthday March 25, 2012. We are proud of our accomplishments, but there is still so much work to be done. Every person must become a voice for the children who have no voice and no choice.
Survivorship is an international non-profit organization for survivors of sadistic sexual abuse, ritualistic abuse, mind control, and torture. The organization serves survivors, partners and other allies, therapists, clergy, and pro-survivor activists and advocates. Contact information: Survivorship, FJC,470 27th St., Oakland, Ca 94612 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.survivorship.org
The North American Truth & Reconciliation Coalition (NATRC) seeks to raise public awareness about historical and ongoing human rights violations in North America, and works to establish an accurate and truthful historical record of such crimes, including human trafficking, organized ritual crime, child soldiering, mind control experimentation and other forms of torture, in both the private and public spheres. The North American Truth & Reconciliation Coalition (NATRC) PO Box 401 Council Bluffs, IA 51502-0401 http://natrcoalition.org
The Mission of the California Protective Parents Association is to protect children from incest and family violence through research, education and advocacy. California Protective Parents Association PO Box 15284 Sacramento CA 95851-0284 http://www.protectiveparents.com/ firstname.lastname@example.com
FACSA Foundation (Family and Friends Fighting Against Child Sexual Assault) is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) status company with an all volunteer staff. The FACSA Foundation provides support services for families of child sexual assault, such as attorney's, counselors, support group, guidance, and what each family needs for their case. We also educate the community on prevention of child sexual assault. For more information: FACSA Foundation, 505 South Street, Springhill, LA. 71075, firstname.lastname@example.com
Conference Information
Conference Participants
The conference will include all those either recovering from ritual abuse and/or fighting against ritual abuse. This includes survivors, co-survivors, therapists, other helping professionals, lawyers and all others interested in learning more about ritual abuse.
Members of secret organizations, acting out perpetrators, and/or members of unsympathetic organizations are excluded from the conference. This is for the protection and safety of those in attendance.
People have told us that last year's conference was the safest conference they have ever been to. But, this conference may not necessarily be safe for all survivors. S.M.A.R.T. recommends that you try to bring a support person that is familiar with mind control techniques and staying with that person or another safe person at all times.
Registration Waivers
Fee waiver application fees are $95.00 for two days and $50 for one day, and are non-refundable. Please do not send fees until your application is accepted. Please add $30 to attend the Friday night early registration, get together and dessert buffet. Applications will not be accepted after July 1, 2012, payment must be made by 7/14/12. Acceptance will partially be contingent on the number of paid applicants. Fee waiver registrees must volunteer for four hours at the conference. Unfortunately, we cannot afford to pay any travel expenses. Please E-mail or regular mail us for a fee waiver application.
There is a free shuttle to and from the airport. Hotel parking is available at no charge for those attending the conference. Conference sponsors, etc. assume no responsibility for ground and/or air transportation arrangements. Conference sponsors cannot assume responsibility for additional expense or losses due to illnesses, cancellation of flights, strikes or other causes.
Room rates at the DoubleTree Hotel at Bradley International Airport (CT) are $89 a day for one person (not incl. tax), please mention the SMART 2012 conference to get the special rate. This rate is guaranteed until 7/7/12 or all rooms at the special rate are gone. Call 860-627-5171 for information. Lunch will be free both days for all conference attendees that register before July 20, 2012. The hotel has no information about the conference, other than room information.
Attendance Policy
Survivors should try to bring a support person with them to the conference. Presentation of a picture ID will be required of all conference participants, unless prior arrangements are made. This is for the protection of all participants. Some of the topics discussed may be very heavy for survivors. The conference is educational and not intended as therapy or treatment. Conference sponsors, cosponsor, speakers, organizers and exhibitors assume no responsibility for any reactions resulting from attending our conference. Statements made and materials exhibited and distributed by attendees, speakers and exhibitors are their own and don't necessarily represent the policies or views of conference sponsors, cosponsor, speakers, exhibitors, organizers or attendees. Children are not permitted to attend the conference. S.M.A.R.T. and its representatives also reserve the right to remove anyone from the conference at any time. Photographing, audio taping and videotaping without written permission from S.M.A.R.T. are prohibited.
Tables and half tables will be available for exhibitors. All exhibitors and their materials, etc. must be pre-approved. Write for more information. Whole tables are $25, half tables are $15. Take one table fee is $5.00 per item.
S.M.A.R.T. is currently looking for volunteers to help at the conference. Volunteer need to be registered at the conference. Please let S.M.A.R.T. know if you are interested.
Conference Donations
Please consider sponsoring a full or partial registree, so that all are able to attend the conference. Thank you. (Donations are not tax deductible.)
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The aftereffects of extreme child abuse and the resiliency of the human spirit
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Wanda Karriker's Survivorship Webinar – The aftereffects of extreme child abuse and the resiliency of the human spirit. http://ritualabuse.us/documents/Karriker-SurvivorshipWebinar.pdf
Dr. Karriker believes that to deny the existence of ritual abuse and/or mind control is to desecrate the memory of victims who died at the hands of evil and to discredit the work of all people who have striven to expose crimes in which abusive rituals, mind control techniques, and similar forms of extreme abuse have been used to sexually exploit, physically harm, emotionally torment, and spiritually damage its victims. In this webinar, she will (1) discuss the rationale for and the development of the Extreme Abuse Survey Series conducted online in English and German in 2007; (2) share responses from more than 2,000 survivors, professional helpers, and child caregivers from six continents which validate that individual survivors are not alone in their struggles with the aftereffects of these unspeakable crimes; and (3) tell webinar participants about the efforts that the EAS researchers have made and will continue to make (via a book to be published later this year in English and German) to honor their commitment to provide opportunities for the voices of extreme abuse survivors to be heard around the world.
Wanda Karriker, Ph.D. is a retired psychologist who wrote the novel, "Morning, Come Quickly," to share what she has learned personally and professionally about the after effects of extreme child abuse and the resiliency of the human spirit. She is a co-developer of the Extreme Abuse Survey Series. ( http://extreme-abuse-survey.net)
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I went out to a diner for breakfast the other day. It was close to a SUNY Buffalo campus well known for its high percentage of foreign students. I liked people watching, and the international and multicultural scene playing out over coffee and eggs.
I noticed was that most couples and groups were of mixed nationalities, and each kid was dressed in a unique way. There were sweats of various vintages and styles, and occassionally absurd numbers of layers, but mostly real individuality. Why don't adults dress this way?
One Asian girl had a sweater that looked handmade, and it was a long-sleeved crew-necked sweater with built-in mittens! The sleeves had sock style ends, with a hole for your hand to poke out for practical things, and poke back in for the cold. The colorwork was at unlikely angles in random sizes. Cute as heck.
A guy with a Slavic accent had one of the widest knitted scarves I've ever seen on a man, in a mix of very deep and vivid greens. It was very long, and wrapped several times, and worn over a gorgeous grey sweater with deeply carved cables. It was probably the warmest looking combo I saw.
Maybe the most fun were the knitted hats. There were Andean caps with earflaps and tassels, slouchy tams, watch caps, stocking caps and newsboys. There were stripes, solids, cables, lace, pom poms, tassels, and appliques. There were skull and crossbones, flowers, and nordic designs. The colors were fabulous. More was more, and the effect was cool and unique.
It would have made a great magazine shoot for a knitting mag. (Where are the camera crews when you need them?) It was great inspiration to design. The possibilities are endless! Leave it to the kids to teach an old dog new looks.


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DeviceLock, Inc., a leading developer of data leakage prevention (DLP) solutions, today announced the update of DeviceLock DLP Suite 8.3.
What's New in DeviceLock 8.3.73582 (versus 8.3.73322):
- NetworkLock: Enhanced Gmail and Yandex Mail Web Mail controls.
- NetworkLock: Enhanced Facebook, Vkontakte, and LinkedIn Social Network controls.
- NetworkLock: Skype's "Private Conversation" fully supported for Skype 8.x and 14.x. This means that Content-Aware Rules permissions can be applied to the message's original (unencrypted) text. DeviceLock is also able to "decrypt" files sent in private chats. These files are handled as regular Outgoing files for Skype. Skype Calls' detection and control capabilities enhanced for Skype 8.x.
- NetworkLock: Enhanced Viber support.
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- NetworkLock: Enhanced IBM Notes support.
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- DeviceLock: For Read and Write operations with USB Removable devices (at "Removable" device-type level), their PID, VID, and Device ID serial number (where available) is specified in the Information field of the Audit Log viewer.
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DeviceLock DLP Suite components are priced on a modular basis. DeviceLock, a leading port and peripheral device access control component, can be purchased independently. As all components are included in any Suite's installation, customers interested in the ContentLock and NetworkLock add-on components can deploy their DLP functionality incrementally by simply turning on additional capabilities as their security requirements demand and budgets allow.


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Ward Hands Out 21 Assists
SWARTHMORE, PA -- Host Swarthmore College topped visiting Washington College, 3-0 (25-13, 25-15, 25-21), in Centennial Conference volleyball action on Wednesday evening at Tarble Pavilion. The Garnet improve to 12-5 overall and 2-0 in the Centennial, while the Shorewomen are 8-7 and 0-2 respectively.
Swarthmore jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first set and never looked back on its way to a 25-13 win. The Garnet clinched the opening set on a service error by the Shorewomen.
Washington jumped out to a 7-4 lead in the second set following a service ace by freshman defensive specialist Rita Rivera (Plymouth Meeting, PA/Plymouth-Whitemarsh). Swarthmore answered with with a 9-2 run to take a 13-9 lead following a kill by Genny Pezzola. The Shorewomen won six of the next nine points to reduce the Garnet lead to 16-15, but Swarthmore won the last nine points of the middle set seal it at 25-15.
In the third and final set, Swarthmore opened up an 11-5 lead before Washington answered with an 8-2 spurt to tie the set at 13-13. With the hosts up 18-17, Swarthmore scored four straight points to open up a 22-17 cushion. Washington cut the lead to 23-21, but the Garnet won the last two points of the set to win the match. Swarthmore's Kathryn Montemurro ended the match with a service ace.
Swarthmore got a triple-double Allison Coleman and a double-double from Pezzola. Coleman tied for the match-high with 21 assists, and added 13 kills and 10 digs. Pezzola had a match-best 14 kills and 15 digs for the hosts. Kearney Bangs handed out 17 assists, while Montemurro netted 10 kills in the win. The Garnet hit .324 as a team on the evening.
Washington got 21 assists from senior setter Caitlin Ward (Wantagh, NY/Holy Trinity), which tied for tops in the match. She is now 41 assists away from 3,000 career helpers. Sophomore outside hitter Lauren Feeny (Upper Darby, PA/Villa Maria Academy) had seven kills and freshman libero Kaitlin Rowan (Damascus, MD/Damascus) had seven digs to lead the Shorewomen.
Washington College returns to action on Saturday with a tri-match at Rowan. Washington plays host Rowan at 11:00 a.m. and Marymount at 1:00 p.m.


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In a terrifying post-apocalyptic world inhabited by gangs divided into deadly factions, a husband and wife race desperately across the countryside in search of safety and must work together as they are pushed to the breaking point in order to survive.
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John Carr, director of Georgetown University's Initiative on Catholic Social Thought in Public Life, and Kim Daniels, who formerly worked as a communications adviser at the U.S. bishops' conference, convened a three-day conference of 80 or so Catholic leaders, clerical and lay, to explore the question: What role can Catholic social teaching play in bringing together a divided nation? NCR was there.
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Julie Bourbon covered a public panel and filed this report: Religious leaders discuss overcoming polarization through dialogue, dispelling fear
Michael Sean Winters attended the conference and writes about it this morning: Ending polarization takes getting into rabbit holes
Bourbon covered another event Carr hosted last month: Georgetown panel debates faith and the Republican Party
Foreign policy will be on center stage for the next week or so, starting with the G-7 meeting in Canada today and the Trump-Kim summit in Singapore next week. Some offerings in that vein.
U.S. leader hopes to force more favorable trade terms but other states resolved to stop him. Donald Trump shows no sign of compromise as he flies in for G7 summit
Not matter which way it goes, North Korea summit is a signature moment for Trump and his challenge to the foreign policy establishment
What's happening at the State Department? Pompeo's Pledge to Lift Hiring Freeze at State Department Hits Big Snag Diplomats who welcomed the new secretary of state are now feeling let down.
Which leads us into this offering from Global Sisters Report's Chris Herlinger: How would foreign policy change if women held the reins of diplomacy?
Robert Reich asks: Is Trump pushing America towards a second civil war?
And speaking of war, Catholic peace activist Kathy Kelly reports from the front lines of our still unsolved adventure: Afghans, Parched for Water, March for Peace
The Catholic Legal Immigration Network Inc., known as CLINIC, held its annual meeting in Tucson, Arizona. "Perspectives on Border Life" told stories from multiple perspectives: None of the stories were pretty. Border-crossers face ICE 'intimidation,' brutal heat, tensions
And it's not just the border regions living n fear. Did you read about the ICE raid on a landscaping business in Sandusky, Ohio? After raid, Ohio bishops says immigration system contributes to suffering
NCR's Peter Feuerherd filed this report: As fear permeates immigrant communities, US bishops' responses vary
So many 50th anniversary events this year. One revival NCR is following is that of Martin Luther King's Poor People's Campaign. Poor People's Campaign turns its attention to health care, environment
This morning the Vatican released a preparatory paper for the 2019 special assembly of the Synod of Bishops of the Amazon. It notes that the church's ministry in the nine-nation region is overextended and calls for consideration of "new ways" to allow laypeople "better and more frequent access to the Eucharist." We'll be watching that closely.
And finally, the media reporter for Reuters caught up with our film critic, Sr. Rose Pacatte and filed this report: Sex to superheroes: Sister Rose shepherds Catholics through Hollywood movies
Have you been inspired by Pope Francis' exhortation Gaudete et Exsultate ("Rejoice and Be Glad") to join the journey of 'small holiness', NCR and Celebration have the resources to help:
- Start your day inspired with daily Scripture reflections. Join NCR's sister publication, Celebration, for Daily Bread, a series of short reflections written by four authors who meet regularly to share the readings.
- Or reflect on Pencil Preaching by Pat Marrin. Every morning Pat Marrin breaks open the Word with a pencil sketch and a short meditation.