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Written by Dr. Donald R. Roberts, Ph.D. with forward by Kelly Wolf
So, you think you know all about DDT? It's that horrible toxic poison that was killing off all of our bald eagles right? It was a hot topic in the 1970's and here in the U.S., at a time when the American public was less cynical and more naive, the shiny new environmentalist groups were busy "looking out for all of us" and telling us that they were fighting the fight to "protect the public from the evils of big business and corporations". Little did we know that there were (and still are) multitudes of hidden agendas among those "for your own good" environmental groups.
Americans chose to listen to these "we are doing it for your own good!" groups. So these environmentalist groups, who we have since discovered to be nothing more than socialist elitists who found a different way of hiding their objectives of cramming their One World Government socialism down the rest of the country's throat, and we did nothing while they lied and produced fraudulent discourse as to the evils of DDT. They were successful in getting it banned. Of course, they have never wanted to take responsibility for the negative consequences of their actions or even acknowledge that there ARE negative consequences, but the facts remain! They are responsible for massive death and immeasurable suffering in countries who were and are still battling malaria today. Half a Billion will be infected just this year, with the majority of those being children under the age of 5, millions die and those who don't die suffer unimaginable pain and delirium for the rest of their lives.
The following article is in response to a request from a RightSideNews.com editor after noting a "comment" submitted by one of their readers to the article: Crisis! New York Style vs The Real Thing. It would seem that the reader bought into those eco-terrorist environmentalist groups propaganda and lies of the 70's and felt obliged to remind us all about the evils of DDT.
Because of respect for Mr. Driessen who authored the article which received the comment and his extensive work in the field on this matter, RightSideNews.com felt it important to ask Mr. Driessen if he could either respond to the comment himself or if he might provide us with another informed authority on this topic who would be qualified to respond to the comment and address the inaccuracies contained therein. Paul Driessen came through with the win for us again.
Dr. Donald R. Roberts, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Division of Tropical Health, Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD; Author: The Excellent Powder. DDT's political and scientific history (please read his complete bio at the end of this article) submits this response:
In response to comments by Ed Darrell, I agree that we need to be clear about the facts. As for benefits versus harm of DDT use, the U.S. population underwent almost 30 years of heavy DDT use and DDT exposures.
What were the huge decrements in health of U.S. populations attributable to those many years of DDT exposure? Our heavy exposures to DDT mostly ended in January 1973.
What have been the great improvements in major health parameters over more than 30 years attributable to ending heavy DDT exposures? The answer to both questions is that we can neither prove health harm during years of DDT exposures nor health improvements after DDT exposures were stopped.
In Darrell's comments about benefits versus harms, there is no definable harm from DDT that can be compared to the huge benefit of our use of DDT to help eliminate malaria from the U.S., or from freeing almost a billion people of endemic malaria, or of having eliminated the risk of dengue fever and urban yellow fever from almost all countries of Central and South America. Those gains were sustained for almost three decades and reversed only when environmentalist carried out their global smear campaigns against DDT that stopped its use in valuable disease control programs.
The World Health Organization stated in 1969 "DDT has been the main agent in eradicating malaria in countries whose population total 550 million people. Of having saved about 5 million lives and prevented 100 million illnesses in the first 8 years of its use, of having recently reduced the annual malaria death-rate in India from 750,000 down to 1,500, and of having saved at least 2 billion people in the world without causing the loss of a single life by poisoning from DDT alone."
Similarily, Dr Guzman Garcia-Martin, Chief of Malaria Eradication in the Pan American Health Organization stated that
"To date, there is no insecticide that could effectively replace DDT which would permit the continuation of the eradication program or maintain the conquests made so far. The withdrawal of DDT will therefore represent a regression to a malaria situation similar to that in 1945."
Other leading health organization and officials stated that DDT did not pose a threat to public health. For example, National Academy of Science (1969):
"Available evidence does not indicate that present levels of pesticides in man's food and environment produce an adverse effect on his health."
Environmental Protection Agency, Samuel W. Simmons (1972):
"Malaria control campaigns have extended over 2 decades, and no toxic effects have been reported among the hundreds of millions of people who live in houses that have been sprayed nor among the 200,000 or more spray-men applying the material."
Communicable Disease Center, Atlanta, Georgia (1969):
"Although DDT has been studied more extensively in man than any other known insecticide, no concrete evidence has been presented that it presently constitutes any health hazard to man. Its use record with regard to human safety is unparalleled in the history of insecticides."
Assistant Attorney General of the United States, William Ruckelshaus, (1970):
"DDT is not endangering the public health and has an amazing and exemplary record of safe use. DDT, when properly used at recommended concentrations, does not cause a toxic response in man or other mammals and is not harmful. The carcinogenic claims regarding DDT are unproved speculation."
United States Surgeon General Steinfield (1972):
"The safety, long-lasting action, and low cost of DDT make it the only known insecticide that can be used on the scale required in malaria eradication programs within the resprograms or that can be reasonably expected to be available to them in the foreseeable future."
World Health Organization, (1970):
"There had been no toxic effects recorded among the 200,000 spraymen employed and the 600 million population living in sprayed houses over a long period of time."
Even as late as 1972, the U.S. Surgeon General stated:
"We have no information on which to indict DDT either as a tumorigen or as a carcinogen for man and on the basis now available, I cannot conclude DDT represents an imminent health hazard."
Last but not least, it should be noted that at the time of EPA's DDT hearings in 1972, national and international public health officials stood united against political and regulatory controls that would minimize availability, increase costs, or in any way jeopardize future uses of DDT in disease control programs. Public health professionals recognized the overwhelming benefit of using DDT for disease prevention.
Indeed, the World Health Organization and many health professionals and international and national health organizations still support continued use of DDT for disease control programs.
Darrell is terribly wrong in his statements about the freedom of countries to use DDT. The relevant facts are that by terms of the Stockholm Convention, DDT is approved for public health use.
However, this does not mean that the countries are free to use it - they definitely are not! Vast sums of money are being used by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) to get countries to not use DDT. The political struggles that ensued in Uganda when the Ministry of Health attempted to use DDT for malaria control are telling. The anti-DDT propaganda was rolled out and the country was eventually prevented from using DDT. Pressures came from organic food producers, the pyrethroid insecticide producers [vested interest to sell their product in place of DDT], threats from the European Union about trade barriers, and most important of all, the environmental activists both inside and outside the country.
Similar tactics are used in other countries to stop malaria programs from using DDT. Yet, where it is being used, the people benefit greatly by dramatic reductions in malaria infections and malaria deaths.
Today, DDT is being manufactured in India. In a 2007 budget, the Stockhom Convention Secretariat programmed $150 million for getting China and India to stop producing DDT. China did not renew its license for DDT production. So, at this stage, it appears that only India is producing DDT.
Darrell's comments about malaria deaths being lower today as opposed to what they were when DDT was banned is a flagrant red herring. The facts are, many countries of Africa were not included in the global malaria eradication program of yesteryear. Most malaria deaths occurred in Africa during those years. That is still true today. Yet, DDT was not widely used in African countries.
Additionally, malaria death rates were lowered by increasing emphasis on early case treatment. Change in emphasis began in the late 1970s along with increasing political pressure to stop the use of insecticides for protecting people from malaria and other diseases. The result was the inexorable increases in disease rates but lower death rates. The other result was an increase in problems of drug resistance in malaria parasites.
Darrell's facts are equally non factual in reference to the EPA's role in campaigns against DDT. Clearly Darrell is not aware of EPA's activism against DDT as typified by its role in negotiations for the Stockholm Convention or its role in the North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation. The former was an attempt at global elimination of DDT and the latter forced Mexico to stop using DDT in its malaria program.
As stated on an EPA website, "The United States has taken a leading role to reduce and/or eliminate certain POPs and their releases on a global basis." (see "The excellent powder. DDT's political and scientific history," pages 330-31). The "certain POPs" included DDT. There is no ambiguity in this statement, for the last 30 plus years the EPA has been active against any and all uses of DDT anywhere in the world.
As for statements about DDT manufacturers failing to clean up their sites, environmental regulations have and continue to increase their demands on what is and what is not required. Environmental regulations at the time of shutting down DDT manufacturing had no similarity to the regulations of today. With the EPA ban on DDT use in the U.S., the DDT market collapsed and manufacturers went out of business (what else could they do?) From my perspective, the Superfund list is a thriving example of an environmental advocacy-industrial complex. Huge profits are derived from Superfund cleanups.
The opinion that malaria cannot be conquered by use of DDT in Africa ignores the fact that some African countries are indeed conquering malaria by using DDT. Furthermore, there is no proof that DDT causes any meaningful public health harm there whatsoever.
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Donald R. Roberts, Ph.D.
Donald R. Roberts has had two careers. He completed a career as an Army medical entomologist in 1987 and then retired as an academician researcher from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in 2007.
Dr. Roberts received his doctoral degree in 1973 from the University of Texas School of Public Health in Houston, Texas. For the next several years he conducted research on malaria and arbovirus vectors in the Amazon Basin of Brazil. Focal points of research were the epidemiology and dynamics of malaria transmission and methods of malaria control with special emphasis on how DDT functioned to control indoor malaria transmission.
In 1980 he became the Chief, Department of Entomology, at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) in Washington, D.C. While at WRAIR he directed pioneering research that produced an assay for detecting malaria parasites in mosquitoes.
In 1984 Dr. Roberts moved to the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) in Bethesda, MD, where he served as a uniformed member of the faculty until his retirement from the Army at the end of 1987.
In 1988, he continued as a civilian member of the faculty at USUHS up to his retirement as Professor of Tropical Public Health in June 2007.
During his years as an academician, he specialized in research on applications of remote sensing and GIS technologies to the study of malaria and malaria epidemiology in Mexico, Belize and other countries. He created and directed a Center for applications of remote sensing and GIS to public health. In addition, he continued his studies on how DDT functions as a spatial repellent to keep mosquitoes from entering houses and transmitting disease. This research eventually became the topic of a major NIH grant to screen compounds as potential replacements for DDT in malaria control programs.
After retiring, Dr. Roberts was awarded U.S. Medicine's Frank Brown Berry Prize (http://www.usmedicine.com/berrywinner.cfm), awarded for exceptional contributions to healthcare by a Federal healthcare professional.
In recent years he became intensely involved in advocacy for indoor residual spraying of DDT and other insecticides for malaria control. He campaigned to prevent a DDT ban through negotiations for the international persistent organic pollutants (POPs) treaty. DDT was not banned by the POPs agreement and is presently being used for control of malaria.
Dr. Roberts has published over 120 peer-reviewed papers. He has been called upon to give Senate testimony of disease control issues, is a board member of Africa Fighting Malaria and an advisor for the Innovative Vector Control Consortium.
He continues his work as an advocate for public health insecticides to include DDT for control of malaria and other important human disease and for increased investment of public funds to find a fully adequate replacement for DDT.

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This petition closed 5 months ago
NBC is currently airing a television show that shows an elephant (protected from hunting in most countries on earth) being shot in the face two times. The film crew then continues to air the animal suffering as it runs away because the amateur hunter (NRA lobbyist, Tony Makris) was unable to "humanely" shoot and kill the african elephant.
We are asking NBC to cancel the show, help protect threatened wildlife around the world, and support responsible wildlife conservation.


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NBC PhillyUnion Bullies Boy Scout for Dastardly Good Deed
17-year-old's 250 of community service angers Allentown union
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A 17-year-old Boy Scout worked more than 200 hours to clear a path in his local park so that people could enjoy walking and biking along the river.
Bad move Boy Scout. Now grown men who didnt get around to doing it for a paycheck are after you.
Kevin Anderson, a junior at Southern Lehigh High School, a varsity soccer player and a Boy Scout hoping to get his Eagle Scout badge, spent 250 hours over several weeks creating a path on the partially complete 165-mile Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor that runs through Kimmets Lock Park in Allentown, reports The Morning Call.
"I decided to do my part in completing this part of the trail. In that way, others could enjoy walking along the river, without having to walk on the busy road," Anderson said in an e-mail, says The Morning Call.
But once the citys municipal union caught wind of this do-gooder breath of fresh air, it put up a stink at Tuesdays city council meeting. Nick Balzano, president of the local Service Employees International Unions said its considering filing a grievance against the city for allowing such good, free-of-charge, work to happen.
"We'll be looking into the Cub Scout or Boy Scout who did the trails," Balzano told the council, reports The Morning Call.
Andersons act of carving out a 1,000-foot path is not seen as good community service by the union because it was the only group to suffer layoffs in the citys current financial downturn.
"We would hope that the well-intentioned efforts of an Eagle Scout candidate would not be challenged by the union," said Mayor Ed Pawlowski in an e-mail Friday. "This young man is performing a great service to the community. His efforts should be recognized as such."


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Rob is the Head Coach and Director of the High Performance Team at the Britannia Yacht Club in Ottawa. He coached the 29er team to qualification at the 2011 Youth ISAF Sailing World Championships. Rob is certified NCCP level 2, working towards level 3 and is CYA LTR & Race Coach certified. Rob has extensive team management skills and double handed expertise. Rob also extends himself beyond work, volunteering as a spokesperson at the Easter Seals Regatta.
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Driven to the brink of extinction in ice-covered wastelands, humankind fights to survive, from the deadly elements to the hostile alien creatures known as the Akrid. With only fragments of his memory intact, Wayne Holden must struggle to recover his past and the answers to E.D.N. III's secrets. While the search for the truth could lead to valuable allies and a means to save humanity, what he finds instead could be worse than he ever imagined!
Lost Planet Extreme Condition - COLONIES EDITION includes everything that made the original Lost Planet a hit, as well as the following new features:
- Score Attack - Each enemy and destructible object has points assigned to them, with the player being awarded different points depending on how they defeat the enemy.
- Trial Battle Mode - Take on each of the game's Bosses, one after another
- Off limit Mode - Go wild with over-the-top super-charged weapons with unlimited ammunition and increased speed of movement
- Akrid Hunter – Get the chance to finally play as an Akrid as your opponents attempt to take you down
- VS Annihilator – Each team attempts to destroy its opponent's VS while defending its own
- Counter Grab – The team with the longest data posts activation time wins
- Point Snatcher – Take down opponents and collect the most thermal energy points
- Akrid Egg Battle – Steal Akrid eggs from the opponent's team and bring them safely back to your own base
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Good read.. Cute dog...
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This was such a great review, on so many levels, not the least of which was the sheer pleasure of reading the reviewer's prose. Lots of great photos, too: especially of his dog in the Aeronaut! Alas, even the Aeronaut isn't big enough to carry my beast.


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23 Responses
Eddie Lobanovskiy
Hey guys,
I'm pretty excited about CLOSE's "flipping" timeline. Main idea of not being able to swipe through the feed is done to slow us down a bit from constant flow of random information, and let us focus on what our loved ones have to say.
So here's a thought for a business card design I had. Make it look like opened vertically flipable book with a little bit of die cutting on each corner, still keeping standard 2x3.5 size. Perhaps even do a little bit of embossing to show more dept on pages (I know it will conflict with the back side a bit but it might just work)
Back side of the card will have similar feel to profile screen I've posted earlier.
Anyway, let me know what you guys think. Any ideas, thoughts, suggestions are appreciated. :)
really nice idea :)
Luboš Volkov
cool work as always :)
Grant McAllister
I really like the idea and concept, it's a beautiful piece of interaction. I'm not sure how users will know to flip though
I can't wait to take a look at the app :)
Eddie Lobanovskiy
@krishnachaitanya @Luboš Volkov thanks fellas!
@Grant McAllister thank you, it's should be ready soon. As far as flipping goes, I guess I was thinking if people can see an opened book they will automatically think that it's flippable.
Avinash Tripathi
Sergey Shapiro
Killer indeed bra! You can use two cards for printing and then glued together so an embossed side won't conflict with the back side).
Antoni Botev
Looks really cool. I've just signed up. Looking forward to test it! I'm curious about the flip effect
Dart 117
Great result!
William Bonniger
looks killer!, like the idea but have to say the embossing (although would add some nice dimensions) would probably hinder the overall result
Alex Cican
@Eddie Lobanovskiy you're killing us, 3rd consecutive day that you're #1 in the highlights. Leave some for the rest of us mortals. (P.S. great work, keep it up.)
Andrus Valulis
So simple and so great!
Hell yes
Siong Chin Chan
@Eddie Lobanovskiy Those cuts will have to be really precise for the design to be viable though no? In my experience, designs this intricate causes a lot of problems with diecuts...
@Eddie Lobanovskiy enough, I wanna see this app in action already!! :)
Jim Silverman
curious to see how this turns out when you print them.
Tobia Crivellari
Awesome man!!!!
Mardi Deans
Stunning idea! Rather than the emboss you could always letterpress some of the elements to get some depth and texture without impacting on the reverse side of the design.
Kevin Burr
Gorgeous concept, @Eddie Lobanovskiy
Eddie Lobanovskiy
@Avinash Tripathi @Dart 117 @Danilo @Andrus Valulis @ONST Creative @Tobia Crivellari @Kevin Burr thanks so much guys for all the kind words!
@Sergey Shapiro thank you bra, that's actually pretty clever...why didn't I think of it :D
@Antoni Botev thank you, should be out within few weeks.
@William Bonniger you're probably right about this, will stick with the plan.
@Alex Cican hahaha thanks man, these are just few lucky shots. ;P
@Siong Chin Chan it will definitely have to be pretty precise, but I think it's doable I'll keep you guys posted on how it turns out.
@Dash haha it's coming soon man, I promise.
@Jim Silverman if I don't post here I'll definitely tweet 'em.
@Mardi Deans that does make sense, will look into that. Thanx :)
Very nice! I like it )
Bijeesh Machings
I like it!
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With the Fourth of July on the horizon, there's no dessert more patriotic to make than a classic flag cake. This treat is easier to prepare than you think, and it's the perfect way to show your stars and stripes. Watch the video to learn how it's done, then print the recipe after the break.
From Claire Thomas
Flag Cake
2 recipes of your favorite sponge, white, or vanilla cake, baked in two 9-x13-inch sheet pans
4 half pints raspberries
2 half pints blueberries
4 cups heavy whipping cream
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1/4 cup sugar
- Make the cakes according to the directions. Cool completely.
- Wash the berries and dry thoroughly.
- With the whisk attachment of a standing mixer, whip together the cream, vanilla, and sugar until soft peaks form.
- Transfer half of the whipped cream to a large bowl. Carefully fold in half a pint of the blueberries and a half pint of the raspberries.
- Spread the berry whipped cream evenly over the top of one cake.
- Place the remaining cake on top of the smooth berry whipped cream. Cover the cake with the remaining plain whipped cream.
- In the top left hand quarter, place 50 blueberries in a square (7 across and 7 down, plus one extra stuck in there) and the raspberries in 13 rows across (if you can fit them!). Add sparkling candles and enjoy!
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- Cake, Desserts
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- North American
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- Serves 10-12.


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In today's hot hotel market, the role of convention and visitors bureaus has never been more valuable for meeting planners seeking space. "Going through a convention bureau and letting them move that potential piece of business among the whole competitive set so that meeting planners can get a better assessment of the total marketplace is really helpful," states Bill Peeper, president of the Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau, who recently announced his retirement after 22 years with the bureau. (See below.)
Christine Shimasaki, executive vice president of sales and marketing at the San Diego CVB, agrees. "I think [the seller's market] is a huge opportunity for convention and visitors bureaus, because as availability and supply tighten, what meeting planners are going to need is a source that enables them to do a comprehensive search for availability — and that's what CVBs are here for."
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
BOSTON - When the Bruins look in the mirror, they see the Blackhawks. Or, when they look at the Blackhawks, they see themselves.
Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals Monday night at TD Garden, saw the Bruins win 2-0, and wrest a 2-1 lead in the series.
The Bruins were skating on home ice for the first time since June 7 when they eliminated the Penguins in a shocking four-game sweep.
The Bruins and Blackhawks could not have been more evenly matched through the first two games of this series.
That's why it took 10 periods to play those two games. Through three hours, five minutes, and 56 seconds of playing time each team had scored five goals. The Blackhawks were scoreless on six power-play opportunities, while the Bruins had one power-play goal in five chances.
Both goalies have been terrific. Tuukka Rask, putting together the best playoff run by an NHL goalie this side of Tim Thomas' ranch in Colorado, has been the Bruins' best player since the regular season ended. It was Rask -- and pretty much only Rask -- who kept Chicago from blowing out the Bruins in Game 2 Saturday night, not to mention Monday night's Game 3 blanking.
Whatever Claude Julien said in the dressing room during that Game 2 intermission has worked. The Bruins limited the Blackhawks to just nine shots through the rest of regulation.
Motivating a team is one thing. Making adjustments that will change the performance of a team is another. Julien changed the combinations of his third and fourth lines, and it was the third line that scored the game-tying and game-winning goals.
Chris Kelly got the Bruins on the board in the second period with his first goal of the playoffs. Daniel Paille ended the game in OT with his third. Assisting on each of the goals was Tyler Seguin.
It's funny to think of Seguin as anything other than a top-six forward. Yet that's what he is on this deep Bruins team. Seguin's time as a top-line skater will come. For now, Kelly and Paille were happy to be skating with him.
After Game 2, Kelly was asked about the production of the "bottom six" forwards. Kelly chuckled at the concept of being a "bottom" player, but gave a serious answer:
"I know the 'bottom six' haven't been there for that much for the playoffs in scoring, but we're trying to do our best," said Kelly.
"We were able to come up big, and for Claude (Julien) to kind of put a guy and have him stick in there, it definitely makes us feel comfortable and confident and good about our game. We were just happy to make him look good."
With these two teams so closely matched, it's easy to imagine the top lines cancelling each other out as we go deeper into this battle. Depth is paramount, and the team that gets contributions from top to bottom is most likely to come out on top.
"You look at the last game when they won, their heroes were guys from third, fourth lines," said Julien. "Same thing for us. That's why you need depth in the playoffs. Top lines are playing head-to-head, top D. It's not always that easy to score."
We've seen that it definitely is not going to be easy to score. Coming home down two games to none would've made for an unenviable task. In a game that "only" lasted four periods, the Bruins were the deeper team.
And that depth is the biggest reason the Bruins now hold a 2-1 advantage with Game 4 Wednesday night.
Tom Caron is the studio host for Red Sox broadcasts on the New England Sports Network. His column appears in the Press Herald on Tuesdays.


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Deputy Who Killed Marine Identified
Sources say Darren Sandberg, a former Sheriff's Academy instructor, fired the shot that killed Sgt. Manny Loggins Jr. on Feb. 7 in San Clemente.
Posted by Roy Rivenburg ,
The sheriff's deputy who shot and killed Marine Sgt. Manny Loggins during a predawn traffic stop last week was Darren Sandberg, according to multiple law-enforcement sources who asked not to be identified.
Approached by Patch at his home Friday evening, Sandberg declined to comment, saying, "You'll have to take all that up with my department." Orange County
Sheriff's Department spokesman Jim Amormino also declined to comment, saying, "I don't know his [the shooter's] name."
Amormino also said officials wanted to finish a "threat assessment" before deciding whether to release the deputy's identity to the media.
Privately, other sources named Sandberg, who worked as a deputy in Mission Viejo before joining the Sheriff's Academy in mid-2011 as an instructor. One source described Sandberg as "high-strung," and said some sort of "problem" led to his recent departure from the academy.
Sandberg has received praise and commendations in other quarters. Last June, shortly before he transferred from the sheriff's Mission Viejo station to the academy, city officials praised the deputy's service, according to minutes from the June 20 City Council meeting.
Mission Viejo Mayor Dave Leckness announced he would miss Sandberg, noting the deputy led scout and student tours at City Hall and "Darren's participation is always the highlight of the kids' tour," according to the minutes.
Councilwoman Rhonda Reardon said she also would miss the deputy. Earlier this week, the deputies' union issued a news release defending the shooting of Loggins as justified. Among other things, the union noted that the deputy in question, a 15-year veteran of the force, had been awarded two Sheriff's Department lifesaving medals and one Medal of Courage.
In 1996, Sandberg briefly resuscitated a 71-year-old heart attack victim he discovered while "returning home from training with another trainee," according to a Los Angeles Times story. Although Sandberg restored the man's pulse, the victim later died at the hospital, the paper said. Nevertheless, the deputy was given a lifesaving medal.
In 2007, then-Sheriff Mike Carona gave Sandberg another lifesaving medal after he and Deputy Kevin Geary saved a 52-year-old motorcycle accident victim they found bleeding in the street as they drove to work through Aliso Viejo. Sandberg helped perform CPR on the victim.
In 2005, Sandberg -- along with Deputy James E. Christian and Community Services Officer Marie A. Chasco -- received the department's medal of courage for actions taken during a traffic accident in which a driver was trapped in a burning car.
In contrast, the shooting of Sgt. Loggins has touched off considerable debate, with friends of the Marine describing Loggins as a deeply religious man who would never disobey authority or jeopardize the safety of his daughters, who were in the backseat of Loggins' GMC Yukon when he was shot.
The deputy's defenders say Loggins was acting irrationally and created the situation that led to his death. On Feb. 9, two days after the shooting, Sandberg posted a comment on his Facebook page that said, "Thanks everyone for all your support. I am doing good. Love you."
The post was removed from public view late Friday afternoon, shortly after Patch began trying to confirm Sandberg's involvement in the shooting.
The Orange County District Attorney's office declined to comment for this story. The deputies' union referred Patch to the Sheriff's Department when asked to confirm Sandberg's name.
Paul Meyer, the lawyer representing the deputy who shot Loggins, didn't return calls to his office.
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MFriedrich March 07, 2013 at 08:34 PM
Can you too love birds agree on anything? Bonney says he's white. JustUs says he's half-white (but not half-black, because...well, nobody knows why). Oh, this is all just so classic. I mean, you can't make this stuff up. Well done.
MFriedrich March 07, 2013 at 08:37 PM
"The stupid cop bought into it!!" Maybe the cop was stupid. He might also have been thirsty. Can't blame a man for wanting to quench his thirst in the company of the most powerful dude on the planet. If Obama invites you for a glass of suds, you should accept.
JustUs March 07, 2013 at 08:52 PM
"Bonney says he's white. JustUs says he's half-white (but not half-black, because...well, nobody knows why)." Both Bill and I are correct. Everyone knows that Obama is half-white but everyone always refers to him as "black" completely disregarding his whiteness. So playing that same game - it is totally appropriate, based upon the practiced rules, to refer to Obama as "white" even though he is half black. So in today's politically correct society - EVERYBODY IS RIGHT AND NOBODY IS WRONG. Sort of like the way K-12 public schools are run today. No discriminating factors. Everyone has the same IQ. All are equal. There are no wrong answers! heh. Your socialistic nirvana has materialized!!! HAH! :^)
GreenInOC March 07, 2013 at 09:06 PM
@JustUs, the "one drop rule" was created and perpetuated by whites to use against people of color. Don't pretend to not know this. If twisting history makes you sleep better at night, more power to you, but please, stop denigrating the memory of St. Loggins who you claim out of one side of your mouth to care so deeply about while completely disrespecting him out of the other. Take somewhere else JustUs - at least show a little respect.
JustUs March 07, 2013 at 09:21 PM
"@JustUs, the "one drop rule" was created and perpetuated by whites to use against people of color. Don't pretend to not know this." This is 2013, sir. I think we've advanced past the 'one drop rule' when society desegregated drinking fountains, rest rooms and swimming pools. Americans elected a half-black POTUS in 2008. So let's drop these antiquated terms and move into the 21st century. Shall we? Stop carrying the cross. "If twisting history makes you sleep better at night, more power to you, but please, stop denigrating the memory of St. Loggins who you claim out of one side of your mouth to care so deeply about while completely disrespecting him out of the other." The 'disrespect' that you purport and project is by your own manufacture, pal. You are floating pink elephants to disingenuously further a falacious argument. "Twisting the truth"? heh. Talk about Mr. Pot calling Mr. Kettle black! heh. Hilarious. "Green in OC", eh? You a cop??? heh. If so, no wonder you got your panties all in a bunch over this blog. There's a whole lot of truth here, huh? Maybe you should hold a crucifix up while you read it to protect your eyesight. heh.
JustUs March 07, 2013 at 09:37 PM
"@Just Us, I have what it takes and enough respect for Sgt. Loggins and his family to not do this here. I hope that you are man enough to stop." We are speaking the truth about the Loggins shooting. You are the one avoiding the truth. I would be disrespecting Sgt. Loggins if I failed to speak the truth. And IMO you are disrespecting Sgt. Loggins by avoiding the truth. Sgt Loggins would want engaged citizens to care about what happened to him. Caring is respect. Avoiding is disrespect. Get it yet? Once again, Green in OC....are you a cop? My question arises from your moniker.
Chris McLaughlin March 07, 2013 at 09:40 PM
Interesting...I always thought GreenInOC was a reference to environmentalism, but I can see where it could be law enforcement connotation, given the uniforms of the OCSD.
JustUs March 07, 2013 at 09:41 PM
"@JustUs - Stop it. If you truly respect St. Loggins you will stop." Sorry. You're mistaken. By avoiding the facts I would be disrespecting Sgt. Loggins. By delivering the facts I am respecting Sgt. Loggins. Now, if you questions my FACTS - that we can debate. However, claiming that I am disrespecting Sgt. Loggins without challenging my FACTS is flawed and disingenuous. Stop the games.
JustUs March 07, 2013 at 09:46 PM
"@JustUs, well you proved your point - you aren't man enough to show this man and his family respect. Got it." It's cowardly to accuse a person of being disrespectful without providing a factual basis behind you assertion. The fact that you refuse to explain yourself tells me what I need to know about you. You even decline to refute any of the facts that I presented. Sorry. You lose.
GreenInOC March 07, 2013 at 09:53 PM
@JustUs, you can simply go back and follow the thread and read what was written. That may be too complicated for you. That however does not justify the fact that you are clouding the issue of this man's murder with accusations and information that have ZERO bearing on this case. If you are truly interested in justice you will focus on the horrific death of Sgt. Loggins and leave the other bs you are so fond of behind. If you just see this article as a place for you to spew your foolish and non-related beliefs you are a worse person than most people are even capable of comprehending.
JustUs March 07, 2013 at 09:59 PM
"That however does not justify the fact that you are clouding the issue of this man's murder with accusations and information that have ZERO bearing on this case." Stop communicating in gibberish and generalities. Be specific. Quote me. And we'll go from there. Otherwise I consider you a coward for making disrespectful accusations. "If you are truly interested in justice you will focus on the horrific death of Sgt. Loggins and leave the other bs you are so fond of behind." What's "the other bs" that you are referring to? Come clean or I consider you a coward. Quote me. And why won't you answer my question? Are you a cop? You moniker makes me suspicious. Why no answer?
GreenInOC March 07, 2013 at 10:20 PM
@JustUs, it's odd for someone who spends so much time on the comment section to come back and insinuate that they don't know how to follow them or to have any clue as to what they themselves wrote. I don't need to quote you - you can read for yourself what you wrote. I don't need to answer any personal questions about myself. Perhaps you want to share why you are so interested in my career and my undergarments? Consider me whatever or whenever you want, whatever helps keep you happy and stimulated. Just STOP cluttering up these comments with your thoughts that have NOTHING to do with this senseless murder.
JustUs March 07, 2013 at 11:22 PM
I figured you'd respond with more general gibberish without any specifics. So IMO you flunked the test and forfeited any semblance of board credibility. You didn't come on this board to enter into a credible discussion. You came on here to distract and demean. Now that's clear to me. You refuse to even discuss the aspects of Sgt. Loggins' execution with me, to include the evidence we've learned about thus far or the actions (or inactions) taken by those in power after the fact in response. You are just another blatherer. My recommendation is for you to go away and take your clutter with you.
Chris McLaughlin March 09, 2013 at 05:38 AM
Oh, look, the OC Board of Supervisors online Comments system is working again: http://ocgov.com/civicax/filebank/blobdload.aspx?blobid=24496
Chris McLaughlin March 16, 2013 at 08:08 PM
The OC Board of Supervisors online Comments system is working for a second week in a row!! http://ocgov.com/civicax/filebank/blobdload.aspx?blobid=24697
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Tagged 5/26 Due 6/09
I'mPat Curried Poached Eggs 24685 QI = eggs
Boomette Challah I (Braided Egg Bread) #73831 QI : eggs
rosie316 Grilled Fajitas #499661 QI = water
Lavender Lynn Baked Beans #39478 QI = onions
LainieBug Brown Sugar Chicken #40015 QI = brown sugar
Boomette Extra Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins! #181348 QI = brown sugar
Baby Kato Banana Crumble #70920 QI=banana
Boomette Banana-Chocolate Chip Muffins #19424 QI: banana (extension until 6/23)
Tagged 5/27 Due 6/10
AZPARZYCH Grilled Chicken Breast With Barbecue Glaze 140047 QI=honey
Baby Kato Sriracha Honey Dipping Sauce #500834 QI= honey
Boomette Sriracha Honey Dipping Sauce #500834 QI=honey (extension until 6/24)
Lavender Lynn Honey Mustard Dressing/Dip for One #193674 QI = honey
Boomette Eggstatic Egg Salad #97589 QI : mayonnaise
I'mPat Perfect Microwave Poached Egg 473935 QI = eggs
Boomette Fluffy Buttermilk Pancakes Via RealMomKitchen.com #497765 QI: eggs
averybird Small Batch Blackberry Jam #381076 QI: sugar
rosie316 Simple Syrup #26987 QI: sugar
Tagged 5/28 Due 6/11
I'mPat Chicken Wings With Honey, Soy and Sesame 240670 QI = water
I'm Pat Chicken Sate 391921 QI = water
I'mPat Thai Styled Potato Salad 305751 QI soy sauce
I'mPat Peanuty Asian Cole Slaw 279120 QI peanut butter
I'mPat Caramelized Chicken Drumsticks 286844 QI sesame seeds
Boomette Victoryred's Pork Chop Marinade for the Grill #215600 QI : soy sauce
AZPARZYCH T.G.I. Friday's Black Bean Soup 102274 QI=liquid smoke
Boomette Kolky's Signature Blend Caesar #306127 QI: liquid smoke
lazyme Homemade Salsa using canned tomatoes! #75751, QI = tabasco
Boomette Tabasco Mayonnaise (Copycat) #302547 QI : tabasco
lazyme Club Sandwich #113369 QI = mayonnaise
rosie316 Bacon Wrapped Steak Fries #352906 QI: bacon
Tagged 5/29 Due 6/12
LainieBug Cheesy Potatoes Au Gratin #110173 QI = potato
averybird Pineapple-Black Bean Enchiladas #154388 QI = cheddar cheese
LainieBug Black Bean & Salsa Soup #102732 QI = black beans
Tagged 5/30 Due 6/13
diner524 Korean-Style Marinated Skirt Steak With Grilled Scallions, #492841 QI scallions
Tagged 5/31 Due 6/14
rosie316 Jean's Preserved Root Ginger #128838 QI: ginger
Boomette Asian Marinade Sauce #72241 QI: gingerroot (ginger)
Boomette Bobbie-Q Sauce (Barbecue Sauce) #59772 QI: water
I'mPat Omelette Sandwich 292307 QI = extra virgin olive oil
weekend cooker Southwest Salad#225889 QI: cumin
Last edited by Lavender Lynn on Thu Jun 20, 2013 2:20 pm, edited 75 times in total
Tagged 6/1 Due 6/15
LainieBug Chopped Iceberg Wedge Salad (The Mermaid Oyster Bar) $430899 QI = lettuce
rosie316 Chopped Iceberg Wedge Salad (The Mermaid Oyster Bar) $430899 QI = lettuce
Lavender Lynn Addie's Favorite Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies #144823 QI = salt
Tagged 6/2 Due 6/16
I'mPat Smoked Salmon Omelet With Herbs 283505 QI eggs (extension until 6/30)
diner524 Favorite Macaroni and Cheese, #426908, QI = butter
Boomette Softest Ever Bread Machine Bread #107868 QI: flour
Lavender Lynn Lee Hong's Cucumbers #90816 QI = sugar
Boomette Chicken Souvlaki Salad #35233 QI: cucumbers
Mikekey North African Marinade -#166276 QI=garlic
Boomette Hot Fudge Pudding Cake II #4332 QI: water
linguinelisa Refried Beans #35956 QI-margarine
Boomette Oven Baked White Rice, Perfect Every Time! #109716 QI: onion
Tagged 6/3 Due 6/17
I'mPat French Scrambled Eggs, Adapted from Julia Child 269145 QI water
Boomette Country White Bread or Dinner Rolls (Bread Machine) #71373 QI : water
Boomette Tzatziki #426838 QI : salt
Tagged 6/4 Due 6/18
AZPARZYCH Most Incredible No Fail Pie Crust 28943 by Karen=^..^= QI=vinegar
Boomette Marvelous Mushrooms #38678 QI : water
Boomette Oven Roasted Asparagus With Garlic #11476 QI: olive oil
Lavender Lynn Easy Old Fashioned Meatloaf #106650 QI = garlic
Bk German Pancake #16659 QI: eggs
Tagged 6/5 Due 6/19
I'mPat Oven Grilled Cheese 178526 QI butter
rosie316 Grilled Sweet Onions #431344 QI: butter
rosie316 Spaghetti With Garlic & Olive Oil #499174]QI: garlic
Boomette Strawberry and Cream Scones #428672 QI : water
LainieBug Low Stress Baked Eggs #208437 QI = half & half
I'mPat Honey Garlic Chicken Wings With a Kick 134257 QI Butter
I'mPat Spontaneous Couscous 27084 QI tabasco sauce
Tagged 6/6 Due 6/20
pammyowl Captain Blue's Grill-Roasted Onions #25572 QI=onion
Boomette Chicken Salad for Sandwiches #96154 QI: onion
Tagged 6/7 Due 6/21
rosie316 My Favorite Rouladen #425677 #137302 QI: celery
Boomette Imitation Crab Salad #38284 QI : celery
averybird Iced Rhubarb Tea #218397 QI: sugar
pammyowl Granny's Rhubarb Custard Pie #226286 QI=rhubarb
Boomette Rhubarb Squares #2278 QI : sugar
Boomette Challah #55858 QI : sugar
Boomette Cherry Muffins #46907 QI : sugar
rosie316 Church Cookbook Beef Oriental #499576 QI: butter Extension until 7/5
averybird Cauliflower Parmigiana Bake #138832 QI: pepper
I'mPat Meatloaf Florentine 271755 QI mozzarella cheese
Tagged 6/8 Due 6/22
Lavender Lynn Caramelized Baked Chicken Legs/Wings #145038 QI = garlic
Boomette Oven-Roasted Kale #404834 QI: olive oil
Tagged 6/9 Due 6/23
I'mPat Honey-Sauced Chicken Wings 409868 QI toasted sesame seeds
I'mPat Sauteed Cabbage and Carrots 478221 QI onion
Mikekey Honey-Cardamom Glazed Carrots -#181759 QI=carrots
LainieBug Winnie the Pooh's Honey Balls #305624 QI = honey
averybird Strawberry-Rhubarb Compote #58722 QI: sugar
Tagged 6/10 Due 6/24
Boomette Kathy's Summer Cooler #233732 QI: lime
Tagged 6/11 Due 6/25
Lavender Lynn Lemonade Plus #207887 QI=lime
I'mPat Favorite Chicken Thighs 57153 QI=lime
LainieBug Baked Hoisin Sauce Chicken Wings #482623 QI = chicken
Mikekey Best Thai Peanut Sauce -#451755, QI=ginger
rosie316 Thai Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce #35096 QI: peanut butter
Tagged 6/12 Due 6/26
Boomette Chocolate Chip Scones #52098 QI : salt
LainieBug Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes #29470 QI = flour
Tagged 6/13 Due 6/27
Boomette Addie's Favorite Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies #144823 QI: flour
lazyme Beefed-Up Roast Beef Sandwiches #147680, QI = butter
rosie316 Beefed-Up Roast Beef Sandwiches #147680 QI: butter
Lavender Lynn Lil Cheddar Meatloaf #196096 QI = beef
I'mPat Basic Omelette 370425 by QI egg
Tagged 6/14 Due 6/28
I'mPat Sunny Side up Special 193851 QI eggs
Tagged 6/15 Due 6/29
Baby Kato Vanilla Puff Pancake 246997 QI: Eggs
LainieBug Macaroni Tuna Casserole #11237 QI = milk (Extension until 7/13)
Baby Kato Lobster Chowder #139486 QI: Milk
Boomette Scalloped Potatoes #85629 QI : milk
Tagged 6/16 Due 6/30
Boomette Mustard Balsamic Chicken Marinade #98377 QI : paprika
Boomette Victory's Take on Webers BBQ Chicken Marinade #215183 QI: paprika
I'mPat Chicken Stroganoff 289783 QI paprika
rosie316 Grilled Potatoes 249021 QI: paprika / garlic powder
Tagged 6/17 Due 7/1
rosie316 Kittencal's Tuna Salad Sandwiches #116814 QI: seasoning salt
I'mPat Toasted English Muffins With Cheese 175978 QI green onion
lazyme Macho Nachos Courtesy of Paula Deen #226069, QI = green onions
Tagged 6/18 Due 7/2
I'mPat Veggie Cheddar Scrambled Eggs 181540 QI cheddar cheese
Baby Kato Greek Omelet for 1 #235396 by QI: eggs
Boomette Mom's French Toast #446355 QI : salt
Annacia Canadian Bacon Hash With Poached Eggs #501222 QI- eggs
Boomette Raspberry Buttermilk Muffins #23189 QI: eggs
averybird Chocolate Cream Pie #43100 QI: Butter
I'm Pat Baked Hoisin Sauce Chicken Wings 482623 QI=water
I'm Pat Breakfast on an English Muffin 95808 QI honey
Tagged 6/19 Due 7/3
rosie316 English Muffins With Bacon Butter #432013 QI: English muffin
Boomette Gullah Green Beans #219501 QI : bacon
Boomette Tapioca Pudding (using Minute Tapioca) #107575 QI : sugar
rosie316 Chocolate Cream Pie #43100 QI: vanilla
Tagged 6/20 Due 7/4
Boomette Rice Pudding #9160 QI : vanilla (extension until 7/1
Boomette Brioche Loaf ( Breadmaker 1 1/2 Lb. Loaf) #94536 QI : sugar
AZPARZYCH Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies 26479 QI=eggs
rosie316 Strawberry and Cream Cheese Crepes #121258 QI: eggs
LainieBug Butterscotch No - Bakes #145295 QI = sugar
breezermom Simply Sour Cream Chicken Enchiladas 129926, QI butter
Tagged 6/21 Due 7/5
I'mPat Mighty Migas 452421 QI sour cream
Lavender Lynn Freakin' Good Guacamole #327810 QI avocado
lazyme My Favorite Tossed Salad #41636, QI = tomatoes
Boomette Cucumber and Cream Cheese Appetizers #57177 QI : cucumber
LainieBug Nachos / Taco Dip #34329 QI = cream cheese
Boomette To Die for Make-Ahead Mashed Potatoes #81902 QI : sour cream
Tagged 6/22 Due 7/6
rosie316 To Die for Make-Ahead Mashed Potatoes #81902 QI : sour cream
Tagged 6/23 Due 7/7
I'mPat Couscous Salad 296353 QI green onions
I'mPat Persian Slow-Cooked Chicken 202953 by QI olive oil
I'mPat Chicken Drumsticks With Asian Barbecue Sauce 400712 QI fresh ginger
Boomette Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes #29470 QI: salt
Boomette Zesty Bread and Herb Dip #493200 QI : salt
Tagged 6/24 Due 7/8
Lavender Lynn Amazing Chicken Marinade #29598 QI olive oil
Lavender Lynn Fajitas - Arrachera - Grilled Skirt Steak #234110 QI lime
Boomette Ginger-Lime Marinade for Chicken #23001 QI : lime (special extension until 7/22)
rosie316 Simply Sour Cream Chicken Enchiladas #129926 QI: butter
Boomette Guacamole With Sour Cream #2708 QI : sour cream
Boomette Banana Muffins #65330 QI : salt
lazyme Scrambled Eggs Benedict #377980 QI = egg
Baby Kato Feta/Bacon Scrambled Eggs for 1 #109807 QI: eggs
rosie316 Sunny Side up Special #193851 QI: eggs
Tagged 6/25 Due 7/9
Boomette Banana Pancakes #86353 QI : eggs (special extension until 7/23)
I'mPat Chicken Wellingtons 257046 QI egg
rosie316 Barbecue Chicken Quesadillas #138305 QI: chicken
I'mPat Potatoes Mashed With Caramelized Onions 211133 QI butter
Tagged 6/26 Due 7/10
Boomette Basic Baked Potato With Bacon, Sour Cream & Chive Topping #109520 QI : potatoes
Boomette Campfire Potatoes #30694 QI: potatoes (special extension until 7/24)
LainieBug Easy Cheddar Potato Bake #72139 QI = potato
lazyme Tortilla Ranch Chopped Salad #318315 QI = onion
Tagged 6/27 Due 7/11
WiGal Cracker Barrel Hash Browns Casserole 2 - Copycat #96066 QI: onions
Tagged 6/28 Due 7/12
Boomette Jo Mama's World Famous Spaghetti #22782 QI : onion (special extension until 7/26)
Boomette Cheese " Steak" Pizza #221307 QI: onion (special extension until 7/26)
LainieBug Toasted Garlic-Mozzarella Bread Slices #224006 QI = mozzarella (extension until 7/26)
Boomette Cool As a Cucumber Tuna Macaroni Salad #317057 QI: salt (special extension until 7/26)
Boomette Blueberry Blueberry Sour Cream Pancakes #22274 QI: milk (special extension until 7/26)
averybird Field Salad With Snow Peas, Grapes, and Feta #244604 QI: sugar
Tagged 6/29 Due 7/13
I'mPat Buttermilk Pancakes 96743 QI sugar (extension until 7/27)
averybird Blender Quiche - or Whatever You Have in Your Kitchen Leftover #31342 QI egg
Boomette Cinnamon Swirl Raisin Bread - for Bread Machine #22179 QI : salt
Boomette Saucy Hamburgers #35217 QI: salt (special extension until 7/27)
Boomette Fresh Blueberry Cobbler #71109 QI: salt
Tagged 6/30 Due 7/14
Debbwl Cookie Dough (From Greek Yogurt) 495387 QI vanilla extract
Annacia Strawberry Almond Horchata(Mexico) #502328 QI- vanilla extract
rosie316 Warm Double Strawberry Sauce #122067QI: strawberries
Baby Kato Barefoot Contessa's Blueberry Crumb Cake #208414 QI: sugar
AZPARZYCH Roasted Broccoli W Lemon Garlic & Toasted Pine Nuts 69240 QI lemon zest
Mikekey Emeril Lagasse's Marinade -#199286, QI=garlic
Last edited by Lavender Lynn on Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:57 am, edited 74 times in total
Tagged 7/1 Due 7/15
Boomette Bananalicious Banana Muffins #303178 QI : brown sugar
Tagged 7/2 Due 7/16
WiGal Tuna (Or Chicken) Macaroni Supper Salad #295138 QI: salt
Tagged 7/3 Due 7/17
Boomette Breakfast BLT #180203 QI: mayonnaise
LainieBug Caprese Salad Tomatoes (Italian Marinated Tomatoes) #553089 QI: tomato
I'mPat Bacon, Eggs, and Toast: My Version 470629 QI salt
lazyme Eggs Benedict #225108, QI = eggs
Tagged 7/4 Due 7/18
averybird Buttered Snow and Green Peas #415550 QI: butter
rosie316 Buttered Snow and Green Peas #415550 QI peas
I'mPat Excellent Chicken Wings 366223 QI butter
Tagged 7/6 Due 7/20
Lainie4Bug Chinese Roasted Chicken #135753 QI: chicken
Lavender Lynn Potato Salad #211863 QI garlic powder
WiGal Praline Ice Cream Cake #36574 QI:sour cream
Tagged 7/7 Due 7/21
I'mPat Scrambled Eggs With Avocado and Cheese 114996 QI butter
LainieBug Best Fried Egg Sandwich #235448 QI: egg
AZPARZYCH Easy Breakfast Casserole 38065 QI=cheddar cheese
pammyowl Twisted Scotch Egg #RSC QI=eggs
Lavender Lynn Deviled Eggs #48153 QI eggs
I'mPat Baked Hot Wings 486519 QI paprika (extension until 8/4)
Tagged 7/8 Due 7/22
I'mPat Smoked Salmon Scramble 24067 QI black pepper
I'mPat Hot Salami Chicken Stroganoff 218937 QI sour cream
rosie316 French Fried Onions #44115 QI: onions
weekend cooker Grilled Chicken Alfredo#503258 QI:milk
pammyowl Barbecue Chicken Quesadillas QI=chicken
I'mPat Ryan's Sandwich 136586 QI bacon
Tagged 7/9 Due 7/23
Lavender Lynn Classic BLT Sandwich #129615 QI bacon
Tagged 7/10 Due 7/24
LainieBug Simple Egg Salad #240848, QI = mayonnaise
lazyme Simple Egg Salad #344994, QI = mayonnaise
Tagged 7/12 Due 7/26
LainieBug Balsamic-Glazed Pork Chops #141653 QI: salt
Tagged 7/19 Due 8/02
breezermom Teresa's Veal -or-Chicken Piccata 50453 posted by TGirl,RN, QI Olive Oil
rosie316 Cauliflower Cheddar Fritters #21887 QI: flour/butter.
Tagged 7/20 Due 8/03
pammyowl Ma Po Tofu (From Cooking Light) #147859 QI=onion
Tagged 7/21 Due 8/04
averybird Cheesy Zucchini and Corn With Pesto Bread Topping #181871 QI = garlic clove
Tagged 7/22 Due 8/05
I'mPat Pesto Scrambled Eggs 226408 QI pesto sauce (Extension Due 8/19)
Tagged 7/23 Due 8/06
pammyowl Fast Breakfast Quesadilla QI-eggs
LainieBug Chicken & Black Pepper Dumplings #199641 by Neta, QI = milk
Tagged 7/24 Due 8/07
I'mPat Incredible Oven Fried Chicken 11642 QI chicken
I'mPat Oven-Barbecued Asian Chicken 491452 QI chicken
I'mPat Parsley, Garlic, & Scallion Mashed Potatoes 193358 QI scallion
I'mPat Meatloaf. My Neighbour's Recipe 83496 QI milk
Tagged 7/26 Due 8/09
linguinelisa Oklahoma Joe's Rib Rub #118966 QI-brown sugar
averybird Skillet-Sizzled Buttermilk Cornbread #366894 QI-salt
Tagged 7/28 Due 8/11
I'm Pat To Die for Make-Ahead Mashed Potatoes 81902 QI salt
I'm Pat Melt-In-Your-Mouth Barbecued Chicken 190558 QI garlic cloves
Tagged 7/30 Due 8/13
pammyowl Melt in Your Mouth Chicken Breasts#37336
Tagged 8/01 Due 8/15
LainieBug Tender Chicken Nuggets #162623 by tazdevilfan, QI = chicken
Tagged 8/02 Due 8/16
LainieBug Tuna Sandwich or Salad #44966 by Melany, QI: pepper
breezermom Simply the Best Ham & Navy Bean Soup 214145 QI onions or QI celery
Tagged 8/04 Due 8/18
pammyowl Baked Bean Casserole#501855 QI= onions
Tagged 8/05 Due 8/19
I'mPat Asian Couscous 153654 (QI soy sauce)
I'mPat Carrots Elegante 271429 QI ginger
LainieBug Gingerbread Pancakes #42035 QI: ginger
Tagged 8/06 Due 8/20
weekend cooker Buttermilk Batter-Fried Onion Rings#51736 QI: buttermilk
Tagged 8/07 Due 8/21
Boomette Simple Sugar Syrup #153600 QI : sugar
Tagged 8/11 Due 8/25
I'mPat Steamed Eggs 450798 QI water
I'mPat Healthy Crumbed Chicken Nuggets 220654 QI salt
WiGal Baked Swiss Chard With Olive Oil and Parmesan #312800 QI: salt
pammyowl Parmesan Noodles#169296 QI=Parmesan
Tagged 8/12 Due 8/26
I'mPat My Best Cheese Omelette 215036 QI butter
pammyowl The Omelet by Alton Brown#171221 QI=eggs
Tagged 8/15 Due 8/29
I'mPat Lazy Eggs 505659 by Chef # 362453 (QI eggs)
Tagged 8/16 Due 8/30
I'mPat Tasty Toast-Egg Sandwich 51811 (QI eggs) (Extension until 9/13)
pammyowl Kittencal's Fluffiest Scrambled Eggs#251220 QI=eggs
I'mPat Moroccan Chicken Wings 411500 (QI salt)
Tagged 8/18 Due 9/01
I'mPat Moroccan Oven Roasted Sesame Potatoes 88218 (QI olive oil)
I'mPat Ginger Scented Honey Hoisin Chicken Thighs With Sesame 376845 (QI sesame seeds)
I'mPat Couscous Salad 336722 by (QI chicken broth)
I'mPat Tandoori Chicken Thighs II 420852 (QI lemon juice)
Tagged 8/19 Due 9/02
I'mPat Baked Crumbed Chicken. 193492 (QI cayenne)
Boomette Burgers With a Kick #380249 QI : chili powder
WiGal Roasted Butternut Linguine #460937 QI: salt
Boomette Best Ever Mashed Potatoes #31925 QI : salt
LainieBug Country Green Beans #41193 QI: butter
WiGal Self Basting Ham Loaf #95077 QI: cooked ham
Boomette Jeff's Caramelized Onion Burger #261173 QI: brown sugar
Tagged 8/21 Due 9/04
Barenaked Chef Marie Callender's Cornbread #239601 QI: eggs
I'mPat Eggs Baked in Tomatoes With Prosciutto & Basil 440166 (QI eggs)
Boomette Grilled Tomato and Basil Bruschetta #387757 QI : tomatoes
LainieBug Best BLTs #241752 QI: tomato
I'mPat Best BLTs #241752 QI: tomato
Tagged 8/22 Due 9/05
LainieBug Easy Baked Beans #141118 QI: bacon
LainieBug Zucchini & Cheese Fritters #36518 QI: onion
Tagged 8/24 Due 9/07
breezermom Almost Like Pollo Pronto's Roasted Veggie Wrap 37595 QI Zucchini.
Tagged 8/25 Due 9/08
I'mPat Creamy Strawberries 30578 (QI sour cream)
Tagged 8/27 Due 9/10
LainieBug Best Twice-Baked Potatoes #79595 QI: sour cream
WiGal Grilled Vegetable Packets #130665 QI: potatoes
I'mPat Pol Martin Scrambled Eggs Magda 360721 (QI Dijon mustard)
Tagged 8/28 Due 9/11
I'mPat Pizza Meatballs 58441 (QI gruyere cheese)
Tagged 8/30 Due 9/13
Barenaked Chef Three Cheese Enchiladas #12157 QI Monterey Jack Cheese
I'mPat Couscous, Chickpea & Cranberry Salad 221043 (QI red bell peppers
Tagged 8/31 Due 9/14
~Nimz~ Frito Corn Salad QI red bell pepper
Last edited by Lavender Lynn on Sat Aug 31, 2013 11:32 pm, edited 55 times in total
Our IT recipe is Lime Chicken Linguine W/Cilantro Cream Sauce & Roasted Zucch #356694 by ~Leslie~ #149363
Wed May 01, 2013 7:52 pmForum Host
So glad to be the first one to play this new game, so fun!!!
From the above recipe, I will tag Over-The-Top Zucchini Bread, #462624, using zucchini as the ingredient from the dictionary.
So next person to tag, can tag any ingredient in Over-The-Top Zucchini Bread that is highlighted in blue(from food.com dictionary).
Wed May 01, 2013 8:03 pmForum Host
From the above recipe, I will use vanilla (from the dictionary), and make Pumpkin Pie's Mommy's Starbucks Lemon Loaf #499651.
So the next person can tag any recipe that has an ingredient that is highlighted in blue in the ingredient list of Starbucks Lemon Loaf.
Lavender Lynn
Wed May 01, 2013 8:05 pmFood.com Groupie
Welcome Diner and NWGal!! Great to see you!!
Baby Kato
Wed May 01, 2013 8:18 pmFood.com Groupie
Hi LL
Congratulations my friend, the new game sounds like a lot of fun. I'd love to play.
From the above recipe, I will use eggs (from the dictionary), and make Peach's Soft Chocolate Chip Cookies #20408
So the next person can tag any recipe that has an ingredient that is highlighted in blue in the ingredient list of Soft Chocolate Chip Cookies #20408
I promise to come back on the weekend ...
Lavender Lynn
Wed May 01, 2013 8:24 pmFood.com Groupie
BK Glad you joined us!!
Wed May 01, 2013 10:26 pmForum Host
Hello Lynn, and everyone...
Thank you for the invite, dear.
I think I have this game figured out. So from the above recipe (which I would've loved to have tagged), I shall make Kittencal's Extreme Chocolate Brownies #87925 using "baking soda" (from the dictionary).
(Next player can tag any recipe using a blue high-lighted ingredient from my tagged recipe for Kittencal's Extreme Chocolate Brownies #87925).
Thank you.
Lavender Lynn
Wed May 01, 2013 11:34 pmFood.com Groupie
Hi Rosie
I'm really glad you could join us.
Susie D
Wed May 01, 2013 11:57 pmForum Host
This sounds like a fun game! =)
From the Extreme Chocolate Brownies I selected eggs
Susie D #131126
I'll be making Nikki's Tuna Salad #490931 by The Chatterboxx
Nikki's Tuna Salad is IT
Lavender Lynn
Thu May 02, 2013 2:10 amFood.com Groupie
So glad you are all here!!! I will up date to here.
Thu May 02, 2013 2:52 amFood.com Groupie
I'll play! Be back later to read through the rules, Thanks, LL!
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MindLink Software Announces MindLink for Mac and Linux
Oct 01, 2013 (10:10 PM EDT)
LONDON, October 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Bringing persistent chat capabilities to Apple desktop and Linux users
MindLink Software, a provider of business-critical collaboration and persistent chat solutions, has today announced that its platform is fully Mac and Linux-compatible. The announcement of MindLink for Mac and Linux follows the introduction of the company's native iPhone app in 2012 and makes MindLink the only persistent chat tool on the market to support the Apple desktop and Linux operating systems. The move comes as the use of Apple products (Mac, iPhone, iPad) within the business environment continues to increase[1].
MindLink provides a structured and secure way for employees to share information and knowledge in real-time using a 'free flow' conversational style. By focusing on business collaboration and team efficiency, it enables organisations to benefit from the shared expertise of their staff, regardless of their role, geographical location or the technology they are using.
"Leveraging our clients' existing Lync investments, our focus has traditionally been on the support of Microsoft users," says Annekathrin Häse, director of strategy and marketing at MindLink. "Yet Mac and Linux are widely adopted within organisations. Some organisational roles - such as those of the design department or software development - commonly require Apple hardware and software and / or Linux systems. To date users of these systems have not been able to benefit from persistent chat tools, but because business collaboration is only powerful when everyone can be involved and share knowledge, we have invested resources into ensuring that we support the Mac and Linux platforms, offering every team member the possibility to share and access knowledge."
Software company EventZero has been trialling MindLink for both their PC and Mac users. David Tucker, founder and chairman explains: "Running both Windows and Apple operating systems is an integral part of our business operations, as is business collaboration via persistent chat. However, until we discovered MindLink Software, the two were mutually exclusive. Now, MindLink's full availability on Mac makes it easy for our teams, and especially our developers, to share and access their extensive knowledge, regardless of the system they use. The result is better knowledge-sharing and projects that run more smoothly which benefits both our business operations, as well as those of our customers."
Note 1: In June 2013, Gartner research vice president Carolina Milanesi predicted that sales of devices based on Apple's Mac OS and iOS will overtake those of products running Windows in 2015.
About MindLink Software
MindLink Software Ltd is provider of the only purpose-built business critical collaboration platform that allows teams to coordinate and exchange information rapidly across the business. Providing IM, Presence and unique Persistent Chat, MindLink is designed to help people work together faster and smarter, so that they can make critical business decisions more effectively.
The MindLink Software management team has more than 30 years of combined experience working with many medium to large sized businesses, facilitating better collaboration for both internal and external users. MindLink Software Ltd is a Microsoft Gold Communications Partner and RIM BlackBerry Enterprise Partner. Its software is fully compatible with Microsoft Lync 2010, Microsoft OCS 2007 R2 and Microsoft Lync 2013.
BlackBerry, RIM, Research In Motion and related trademarks, names and logos are the property of Research In Motion Limited (RIM). RIM is not responsible for any third party products or services.
SOURCE MindLink Software


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I just heard from my contact that the price was dropped from $439.99 CAD to $369.99 and does include 1 pair of glasses
post #181 of 1725
2/2/11 at 3:45pm
"...within 48hours time everyone who pre-ordered at the $439.99 price will be getting a $70 refund (plus tax if applicable) back to their credit card."
They charged your credit card for the whole price of a preorder?? That isn't cool, and pretty sure it isn't legal for that matter.
From Optoma's facebook page:
We apologize for the wait on 3D-XL. There are 7 major 3D content formats through HDMI 1.4a, and we were gathering tech info from DirecTv, Comcast, and Rogers regarding to their 3D content channels....testing had to be completed and made sure before we can ship the actual product to our channels.
We are organizing the final packaging right now, and it will be shipped to our channels this coming Friday.