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January 20, 2015
JFK File: Signs of Traffick
October 24, 2012
Morgification is something I've been thinking about for months. In part, as the involuntary and evil twin of Borgification, and in breadth as a process that derives "morg" from its original word-root as a condition of death. It only so happens that All Hallows Eve is on our doorstep and this haphazard piece turns out to be timely. The inspiration didn't come from philosophy or religion, but from polymer science; specifically, the activities of the (defunct) Polaroid Corporation and the men who were dipping their probes into the mysteries of organic stereochemistry to make "interesting" plastics. And then there's the overall driver which is a psychic hologram of scientific tyranny. Pardon my negativity but there's a problem Houston! We're losing the Race for Space –and I mean losing control of those engineered aliens ( the "race" for space). So, I guess what I want to say is: get jiggy with it science guys or get morgued for a comeback as zombie pumpkins.
"Morg", of course, is taken from Morgellon's, a name on overdrive, standing in for the range of disorders manifesting as recurrent lesions, extruding fibers, films, crystals, technological objects and insects oozing and tearing out of people's skin. Prognosis unknown. Morgellon's suggests these are medical problems. Morgification, I'm suggesting, is conquest.
No one can yet tell me if it's killing people because so far what I've heard is that 'morgs' are killing themselves. I have too little to offer in the face of this tragedy, but recent exposure to advanced cases of morgification support a conviction that the issue needs to be, and must be, defined. It was Edwin ("call me Din") Land, the founder and genius of Polaroid, who was fond of telling people that a problem defined opened the way to its solution.
The following description and accompanying photos (in the link) fits some of the morg specimens I've seen: "In this work, we discovered that.. PVP could self-assemble to form a macroscopic matrix made of a branched hollow polymer nanofibers… The self-assembled fibrous PVP structure formed in the aqueous solution was a jellyfish-like three-dimensional aggregate with a centimeter scale… Based on the..analysis of the early stage during the formation of the jellyfish-like PVP aggregate, the aggregate formation process can be divided into two steps: formation and fusion of PVP microspheres into pearl-necklace-like chains and growth of hollow fibers from the chains… The branched fibers produced in this work may serve as new templates for the synthesis of fibers or tubes of other materials… We discovered that polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) could self-assemble into branched hollow fibers in an aqueous solution after aging the PVP solution for about two weeks. Based on this finding, we demonstrated two approaches by which the self-assembly of PVP into branched hollow fibers could be exploited to template the formation of branched hollow inorganic fibers." [i.e. silica and gold nanoparticles] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2844465/
PVP powder, sold widely as a food additive, binding and thickening agent for foods, adhesives, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, medical devices and blood plasma substitute. Mixed with iodine it's called povidone, able to make light-polarizing film — it could have been among the many thousands of polymer compounds prepared by Polaroid.
Edwin Land, c1947
For much of its early existence, Polaroid functioned as a think tank more than a product-wielding corporation. In 1937, Polaroid was officially reorganized "Under the enthusiastic sponsorship of Jimmy [James A.] Warburg, [as] a group came together that included W. Averell Harriman, Lewis Strauss and Strauss's partners at Kuhn Loeb, and several members of Schroder-Rockefeller… and clearly demonstrated what they were investing in by granting Land control of a voting trust of the stock… The board directors [were] Warburg, Harriman, Strauss…" [p55, Land's Polaroid] Din Land had shown them miracles, including a 3-D movie, which they restaged multiple times for scientists, capitalists, and the press. For the 1939 "World of Tomorrow" Fair in New York, Chrysler presented a 3-D Polaroid film of a car self-assembling as the animated parts danced before the audience. Still, Polaroid had little to sell and fewer customers, but 1940, World War II, new premises near M.I.T. and a flow of contracts from the US Navy changed everything. Near the end of the war, Polaroid took on a team of crack chemists and set out to make the products that Edwin Land had dreamed of.
One of the chemists who signed on to Polaroid in 1943 was Elkan Rogers Blout, newly promoted out of Columbia University with a chemical PhD and accommodated as a research fellow at Harvard Medical School. Blout managed to keep his parallel life going between Polaroid and Harvard –Polaroid gave him wealth and Harvard gave him prestige– until 1962 and the fruition of Polaroid's great commercial one-trick-pony: the instant color camera. Blout "led the team of chemists that synthesized more than 5,000 compounds in search of the key ingredients of the Polaroid color process." http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/press-releases/2006-releases/press12202006.html By leaving the lab at Polaroid, Blout was to have time to make his mark in medicine. Since 1950, he'd had private lab space at the Children's Hospital in Boston, sponsored by the Children's Cancer Research Foundation under Sidney Farber: "Elkan established a spectroscopy laboratory at Children's..to study biophysics of peptides and proteins… Indicative of his stature in the field of biopolymers, Elkan was a founding editor of the journal Biopolymers…" http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2007/09/elkan-r-blout/ At the top of his Harvard career, Elkan Blout was the Dean of academics at the Harvard School of Public Health, treasurer of the National Academy of Sciences responsible for a five-fold increase in monetary holdings and lastly, in retirement after having won the highest national awards, senior science advisor to the FDA. But, from his first days at Polaroid during WWII, Blout (who was 24 at the time) had joined in the 'classified' culture of military secrets. It may have taught him much about networking and discretion, as doubtlessly as hobnobbing with financiers did with money. Perhaps it suited him as it suited Edwin Land.
When the Korean War kicked into gear and nuclear tests moved to Nevada, Edwin Land joined another small group to study and recommend military development; they called themselves the Beacon Hill group and issued a highly classified report on ideas for aerial reconnaissance and atmospheric monitoring. Land's fellow in these studies, James R. Killian (pres. of M.I.T), was later to pick him as chair for the special intelligence committee. In 1954, Land and Killian, together, went to Eisenhower with the plan for the U-2 spy plane. It was at Land's urging and arrangement that Kelly Johnson of Lockheed was brought into the project, and potentially many other contributors as well. "He knew much of the country's scientific establishment personally. He was a visiting lecturer at M.I.T. and would later persuade Killian to join Polaroid's board… Land quickly assumed a leading role… From the first flight on July 4, 1956, to the day Gary Powers was shot down on May 1, 1960, the U-2 changed the course of history… suddenly a hidden world was totally revealed. It quickly became apparent that the bomber gap and the missile gap [promoted as falling behind the Soviets] were misapprehensions… the Western powers had overestimated Soviet strength… Subsequent flights totally revised American and NATO thinking about Russian capabilities." [pp111-112, Land's Polaroid]
The essential telling of U-2 surveillance and the involvement of Land is in the timing of its early flights a full year before the United States blew off the longest and dirtiest series of nuclear bombs over the heads of its citizens. The Nevada tests known as Operation Plumbob in the summer and fall of 1957 initiated the period of peak atmospheric fallout that, according to epidemiological data, has never really abated due to the growth of nuclear industries, accidents, re-pollution and bioaccumulation. For some time now, even the public knows that the 'testing' excess was militarily unnecessary by any standard. In the field of synthetic and biopolymers, however, fallout is magic.
Got a minute?
"In 1927, prior to the Wall Street Crash and the construction of Rockefeller Center, Standard Oil and I.G. Farben formalized a joint partnnership that created the world's largest chemical consortium. Howard Ambruster published a critical work in 1947 on the interwar history of the Standard-Farben venture: "Treason's Peace, German Dyes and American Dupes". Ambruster wrote, "..it is and must be recognized as a cabalistic organization which..operates a far-flung and highly efficient espionnage machine –the ultimate purpose being world conquest and a world super-state directed by Farben." www.archive.org/stream/treasonspeaceger00ambrrich/…" http://polioforever.wordpress.com/the-rockefeller-institute/
"Under the direction of Walter Reppe (1892 – 1969, chemist and member of the Board of Executive Directors from 1952 to 1957), research begins in 1928 on the catalytic reactions of acetylene under pressure… Carl Bosch and Friedrich Bergius receive the Nobel Prize for the development of high-pressure technology for ammonia synthesis and coal hydrogenation…Researchers in Ludwigshafen develop a groundbreaking new invention – magnetic tape… Ten years of intensive research into synthetic rubber culminate in success… A patent is filed in 1939 for one of the most interesting derivatves of acetylene chemistry: polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP)… Times of war, 1940…The first 20 tons of caprolactam-based polyamide are produced in Ludwigshafen. This opens up new ways of manufacturing fibers (nylon and Perlon) and engineering plastics… " http://www.basf.com/group/corporate/en/about-basf/history/1925-1944/index
"I.G. Farben had a holding company in the United States… Paul M. Warburg, first director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and chairman of the Bank of Manhattan, was a Farben director and in Germany his brother Max Warburg was also a director of I.G, Farben. H. A. Metz of I.G. Farben was also a director of the Warburg's Bank of Manhattan. Finally, Carl Bosch of American I.G. Farben was also a director of Ford Motor Company A-G in Germany… Another elusive case of reported financing to Hitler is that of Fritz Thyssen, the German steel magnate…[whose]..personal banking operation was affiliated with W.A. Harriman interests in New York.." http://reformed-theology.org/html/books/wall_street/chapter_07.htm "Virtually all members of the German Warburg family fled to the United States or Great Britain by 1938." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warburg_family "The I.G.Farben cartel was created by loans from Wall Street in what has been called the Dawes Plan. Carroll Quigley calls the Dawes Plan 'largely a J.P. Morgan production.' The J.P. Morgan Group set up the loan to I.G. Farben, which created Hitler… Do you see what happened? A Rothschild agent [Morgan & Co.] set up a cartel that was directly involved in the horrible persecution of the Jews. Still the family maintains the illusion of being totally supportive of their race. At first Germany had a significant disadvantage… The nation had a fuel shortage…[but] were able to fight WWII through the use of synthetic fuels that were created by the hydrogenation process (turning coal into gasoline)… Standard Oil..was able to complete the research, facilitating the war…" [from Bloodlines of the Illuminati, by Fritz Springmeier, http://www.whale.to/b/sp/rothschild.html]
"While the processes for producing gaseous and liquid fuels by conventional techniques were being developed, exploratory experiments to investigate the rapid pyrolysis of coal to gaseous products were in progress… The results of these studies show that the rapid pyrolysis of coal produces a gaseous mixture of which acetylene is the principal hydrocarbon constituent…" http://web.anl.gov/PCS/acsfuel/preprint%20archive/Files/13_4_NEW%20YORK_09-69_0321.pdf
The US Government's sample of PVP came to the military in 1943 as captured German medical supplies: "At the 28 July 1943 [Subcommittee on Blood Substitutes] Conference..a bottle of Periston [polyvinylpyrrolidone]..that had been captured in Tunisia..was exhibited and arrangements were made for various studies to be conducted on it… [T]oxicity experiments revealed gross pathologic changes in the spleen..described as the type to be expected in severe bone marrow damage… Autopsy also revealed changes in the liver that were apparently progressive…" http://history.amedd.army.mil/booksdocs/wwii/blood/chapter14.htm Despite this, blood substitute science was unable to find suitable materials and Periston was bypassed because of adequate supplies of donated blood from the Red Cross program. The military dropped its inquiry at the end of the war, but in 1950 the Korean War revived their interest: "Periston was..[next] considered in the Subcommittee on Shock on 14 October 1950. Although it had been widely used in Germany during WWII and about half a million cases had since been followed up, not much was known… Apparently it caused no lasting damage to the tissues… At the 11 December..meeting..it was learned that the Schenley [Distillers] Corp. could then import 5,000 to 10,000 bottles of Periston a month from Germany and by July 1951 expected to import an intermediate form that could be processed further in the United States… A research project had been approved in principle… The Food and Drug Administration was prepared to clear Periston…" http://history.amedd.army.mil/booksdocs/wwii/blood/chapter20.htm [pp788-790] So Schenley Corp. became the government's PVP contractor until late 1953 when Periston was dropped again in favor of another blood substitute called dextran –also provided by Schenley.
"Schenley had been owned by one Danny Weiskopf, formerly the right-hand man of Julius Kessler, the whiskey king of pre-Prohibition America. Weiskopf had sold out to Lew Rosenstiel..[who] managed to build up considerable stocks of 'prescription whiskey'..[p95, The Bronfmans]… Before Repeal Rosenstiel had acquired..the important firm of Schenley with the help of..the totally respectable banking firm of Lehman Brothers… Rosenstiel was a true monster… He was a workaholic, needing only two hours of sleep, working seven days a week, impetuous.. a control freak who treated his employees like dirt, sacking them at a moment's notice..[expecting] them to compromise themselves by talking in his absence, unaware that he had installed bugging devices in his offices… Rosenstiel was married four times and was bisexual…revealed from evidence given in a bitter divorce suit..by his fourth wife. If, as is possible, her evidence is true, it guarantees him a place in history as organizer of the parties at which J. Edgar Hoover could frolic in his favorite frocks, parties that featured boy prostitutes for the enjoyment of..guests like Roy Cohn. According to the fourth Mrs. Rosenstiel, at one party she attended Hoover 'was wearing a fluffy black dress..with..lace stockings and high heels..makeup..and false eyelashes.' Indeed it was the blackmail potential of the conversations recorded on the microphones Rosenstiel had thoughtfully installed throughout the house that allegedly explained Hoover's refusal to pursue the Mafia. For it was at Lew's place that Hoover met some of Rosenstiel's business associates..like Frank Costello, Sam Giancana…Santo Trafficante..Angelo Bruno..and Meyer Lansky…" [p66, The Bronfmans, by Nicholas Faith] Sam Bronfman bought a 20% stake in Schenley. "Mr. Sam..–and above all Edgar– had been introduced to what would now be called 'insider' stock market dealings by the Loebs and the Gunzbergs… In France the Gunzberg connection with the Rothschilds enabled the Bronfmans to get in on the ground floor of..the innovative holiday group Club Mediterranee. In the United States the investments included a highly successful speculation into Polaroid.." [p175, ibid.]
This story, as you might surmise, has more places to go than tunneling nanotubes, and at some point I just have to leave-off and mention that the early medical research on PVP by the government was mixed at best. They sanctioned 'emergency use' of PVP blood substitute and called for more study. The only moderately favorable clinical trial done in 1950 was submitted by Dr. Robert M. Zollinger of Ohio State U, the beloved mentor of Judah Folkman who got him into Harvard Medial School. Polaroid eventually filed a number of PVP-containing patents, some of which appear near the end of Edwin Land's life in 1983. "Paradoxically, a man who spent much of his life developing devices and systems for recording history didn't leave much of his own. He didn't keep a journal and his personal papers were destroyed upon death." http://www.2think.org/land.shtml
September 19, 2012
The Moscow Signal
photo 1959
The Moscow Signal was the name given by intelligence insiders to the low-power microwave beams claimed to have been broadcast into the US embassy for more than two decades, from 1953 until 1976. No members of the public were to hear of it until 1976, not even the staff of the US embassy in Moscow. Journalist Paul Brodeur, longtime writer for The New Yorker, recounted the events in his 1977 book The Zapping of America: "According to the first report of the affair, which appeared in the Los Angeles Times on February 7 [1976], Ambassador Walter J. Stoessel Jr had told some of the 125 members of his staff that the Russians were using microwave beams to listen in on conversations inside the embassy, and that such radiation could be harmful to their health…"[p95]
As it happens, the signal went undiscovered until 1962 when a security sweep for listening devices revealed the presence of an unusual pulsed series of microwaves. The Department of Defense had only recently terminated its Tri-Service Program, a microwave studies "health and safety" evaluation operated from 1957 to 1961, for reasons that Brodeur makes clear. What followed in the wake of the Moscow Signal discovery was a rapid withdrawal of related, defense-funded radio/radar research among independent non-military contractors. In 1966, the government classified its continuing effort as Project Pandora, a three year investigation that maintained complete official silence until the story of the Moscow Signal broke in the papers –most of Pandora's experiments, it seems, have never been declassified.
June 21, 2012
EMF Killing Fields
I'm not fond of grim titles. In spite of it, they're racking up on my blog index. I've been told that to make a point on the internet, I should say whatever I'm saying in "five words or less" and make it catchy. 'Catchy' sounds cute, like a song: Catchy tunes, repetition in your head. That really is what's going on here and this post is about the biological and psychological cost of the contagion. It's also about precious commodities, government intrusion, UFOs, mental health, life, death, and God-like powers. I could spend the rest of the summer amending this post and maybe I will (in the comments), but what I hope to do is make it a smooth read for you and say more about the speculative things I think on the subject. First though, I'll explain the title.
Birth control for brain cells:
There are lots of ways that radiation injures brain cells but to prevent them from forming really takes the cake! Small wonder that cell phones come equipped with cameras, video, voice recognition, GPS locators, gigabyte storage, organization apps, clocks, docks, bells and strap-ons. These are functions of the temporal lobes. Adult users may have the luxury of renting spare lobes (paying their cellphone bills), just as Public Health officials have the luxury of characterizing them as addicts —"…preoccupation with a substance or behavior, followed by an increased tolerance… the "high" produced by those substances replaces the function of brain chemicals…" http://cellphoneaddiction.org/ –but new Generation Xers wont have that luxury. They'll need implants. Conveniently, memory holes are becoming actual places. Forward-thinking entrepreneurs are probably already offering implant options in less centrally located areas (than your head). This is underway in the creation of SMART environments. Until now, I hadn't quite gotten ahold of the tangible concept that coordinating SMART technologies are exteriorized brain implants. Besides carrying vital details about our life history, foreseeably near future phones could mediate all kinds of essential interactions like locking and unlocking doors, starting our cars, accessing bank accounts and broadcasting biometric data. Cell phones could become mandatory. Unsurprising, then, that nobody in policy-making suggests withdrawing phone technologies or allowing citizens to decide by democratic process whether antenna radiation is appropriate. It must be happening…
>>> news story, "Phones Gain Ability to Learn By Touching"…"known as Near-Field Communications, comes from companies that see the phone as the wallet of the future. When touched to payment terminals, NFC-equipped phones can act as credit or debit cards." http://news.yahoo.com/phones-gain-ability-learn-touching-213934413–finance.html More impressive is the NFC-capable phones of exchanging data: "Near field communication..and similar devices..establish radio communication with each other by touching them together or bringing them into close proximity, usually no more than a few centimetres." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_Field_Communication Imagine someone bumping into you and accessing all the data in your phone. Follow the links for wikipedia's NFC and you'll find the Biometric Passport: "The currently standardized biometrics used for this type of identification system are facial recognition, fingerprint recognition, and iris recognition…" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_passports. Bump. Contact would actually be theatrical at this stage of the game. The technology already exists to harvest all this data remotely, including the scanning of iPhone images for medical diagnosis. See comment 3 'Future phones' for more info on biometrics. There is no logical reason to think that Near Field Communication couldn't employ Smart Meters for in-house phone taps.
Expanding cell service also now includes Wireless Emergency Alerts: "..starting April 2012. Wireless providers representing nearly 97 percent of subscribers are participating in distributing wireless emergency alerts." These text-like (but not) messages are of 3 types: Presidential Alerts, Imminent Threat Alerts, and AMBER Alerts. "Mobile users will not be charged for receiving these..and are automatically enrolled… Users will have the ability to opt-out of the AMBER..and/or Imminent Threat Alerts but not the Presidential Alerts." http://www.crh.noaa.gov/hun/?n=wireless_emerg_alerts –say what?–a spin on "Greetings, take us to your leader"??
The NIH (1992) says the hippocampus is "necessary for the normal development in the child of language syntax, semantics and pragmatics; the capacity for creativity..in language and behavior..; integration of motivational states with experience and learning; and for the construction of a complex, useful and flexible structure of meaning." http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1553107
Hippocampal atrophy = Alzheimers
"New York City's Office of Emergency Management (OEM) was created in 1996 by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani to manage the city's response to catastrophes, including terrorist attacks (see 1996). In the years preceding 9/11, it holds regular interagency training exercises… One exercise, which takes place in May 2001, is based on terrorists attacking New York with bubonic plague (see May 11, 2001)… OEM will be preparing for a bioterrorism exercise the morning of 9/11… http://thirdring.wordpress.com/ ( a blog about the anthrax attacks)
Pulse modulation —"Pulse-Amplitude Modulation is "pulse shaping". Essentially, communications engineers realize that the shape of the pulse in the time domain can positively or negatively affect the characteristics of that pulse in the frequency domain. There is no one way to shape a pulse, there are all sorts of different pulse shapes that can be used… The square wave is a basic choice for transmitting digital data because it is easy to transmit, and is generally easy to receive… The most logical way to transmit a digital signal is through a stream of pulses. One distinct pulse for a digital "1", and another distinct pulse for a digital "0". If we take the fourier transform of a square wave, we get a sinc function. A sinc function is a never-ending function, which means that a square wave in the time domain has a very wide bandwidth….It turns out that simply by changing the shape of the pulse (changing it away from a square wave), we can create a signal with better properties: lower bandwidth, lower error rate, etc…" http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Communication_Systems/Pulse_Amplitude_Modulation
"The Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) is an acoustic hailing device and sonic weapon developed by LRAD Corporation to send messages, warnings, and harmful, pain inducing tones over longer distances… According to the manufacturer's specifications, the systems weigh from 15 to 320 pounds (6.8 to 150 kg) and can emit sound in a 30° beam at 2.5 kHz… Carl Gruenler, former vice president of military and government operations for American Technology Corporation [now called LRAD] said that being within 100 metres (330 ft) of the LRAD is extremely painful, and that it was designed for use in short bursts at 300 metres (980 ft), to give targeted people a headache. He said that "you definitely don't want to be" within 100 m; and, that the device will cause permanent auditory damage" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Range_Acoustic_Device; video demonstration http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFd49kXdqhw&feature=relmfu
"Scientists all over the globe have also been creating creatures that are part-human and part-animal in an attempt to find cures for various diseases. In a previous article, I quoted a Daily Mail article which discussed the "human-animal hybrid embryos" that are secretly being created in British labs….Scientists have created more than 150 human-animal hybrid embryos in British laboratories. The hybrids have been produced secretively over the past three years by researchers looking into possible cures for a wide range of diseases.The revelation comes just a day after a committee of scientists warned of a nightmare 'Planet of the Apes' scenario in which work on human-animal creations goes too far…"
Zombie Apocalypse?
Face-eating attack: "Surveillance video shows that for 18 agonizing minutes [the victim]was.. kicked, punched and eaten alive before police shot Eugene four times." The news announcer reports that the victim was "inadvertantly shot in the chest when police came to his rescue." http://abcnews.go.com/US/miami-cannibal-victim-recalls-attack/story?id=16549861
The latest "attack takes place in front of the Miami Herald building. That is quite a coincidence. A security camera on the building captures the attack, but from a sanitized distance…[Rudy] Eugene was known to the North Miami Police Department cops as the first person they ever Tasered. That incident occurred in 2008 [correction, 2004; Eugene was tased 3 times]… both his girlfriend and mother believe someone did something to him, drugged him or cursed him, to cause his bizarre behavior, because it was so completely out of character…
"We know the technology exists to put voices in people's heads, and to control their emotional states, and it can all be done invisibly…using the Pentagon's silent sound spread spectrum technology, patented for decades and no doubt beyond our imagining in 2012. Perhaps his behavior could have been switched to the emotional signature cluster of a rabid animal… So at some point we expect them to tell us that there is a horrible disease, a form of weaponized rabies or mutated chimera virus, some such thing, that causes this 'zombie' problem." http://twelfthbough.blogspot.com/2012/06/remote-controlled-fairy-tale.html. The media put out the word that the Miami attack ensued after Eugene took a 'bath salt' street drug but the toxicology came back negative. Now, officially, the "mystery deepens" in a case so strange that there is hardly a conclusion to make other than the perpetration of a staged-managed horror using targeted individuals.
December 7, 2011
The Disease Continuum
Of all the subject matter in this blog, the collective weight gathers on the topic of the Disease Continuum, so named as a manmade phenomenon of modern times. I'm challenging myself here to grasp its scope, locate its origins, describe its momentum and filter out a sensible narrative.
Like an exhausted competitor in an old-time Depression-era Dance Marathon, I'm leaning hard on my 'partners', relying on refreshment and support until the music stops. When it stops (if it stops), the grand prize will be survival –merely that– in a fiction of celebration designed for the desperate by the cruel. Thus, simply, stands my take on the practical medical 'establishment' paradigm.
In general terms, the mater materia of the Disease Continuum compares to the elements of the ancients [fire, water, earth, air]; four fundamental essences from which it' s composed. By disease names they are influenza, polio, cancer and AIDS and together, they forge a Ring of Power in the kingdom of Public Health.
…"One Ring to rule them all and in the darkness bind them"
"We have the capacity to ignore the obvious, to become fatalistic about what we do not understand, and to accept because of familiarity what should not be acceptable" –p3, War and Public Health
June 8, 2011
Mysterious Meltdowns
"…reactor 4 appears to have been blown to pieces as seen in this classified photo The yellow dome which should be sitting on top of reactor 4 can be clearly seen on the wrong side of the containment building. This type of destruction is is indicative of hard weaponry in use; a hydrogen air mix will not do that. Reactors are not made out of tinfoil. On top of this, there was no potential for
an explosion at reactor 4 at all, it had been defueled. SO WHAT, PRAY TELL, BLEW
IT APART? That's the dirty question no one is asking – how did that happen?"http://www.jimstonefreelance.com/fukushima.html
–just to clear something up, the yellow lid was not blown sideways into place. I expect, if it is a reactor lid, it's in its normal position for defueling from other pictures I've seen of this reactor type. There has to be a limit on how much sabotage could have occurred at Fukushima given the major psy-op taking place which must include the radiation releases. At the moment I don't have any good information about that, just a word: perception.
There are some people finding cause to celebrate:
"The pressure vessel of the No. 1 reactor is now believed to have suffered damage just five hours after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, contrary to an estimation released by Tepco, which estimated the failure at 15 hours later. Melt-downs of the fuel in the No. 2 and No. 3 reactors followed over the following days with the molten fuel collecting at the bottom of the pressur vessels before burning through and into the external steel containment vessels." http://georgewashington2.blogspot.com/2011/06/nuclear-fuel-has-melted-through-base-of.html
The mortality rate covering '4 weeks to March 19', obviously doesn't include Fukushima fallout. Local radioactive environments, which could have been spiking independently, may be getting lost-in-the-stream following March 19:
Idaho, 50 radiation sites: http://www.prop1.org/prop1/radiated/id0rept.htm
Washington, 65 radiation sites: http://www.prop1.org/prop1/radiated/wa0rept.htm
Oregon, 14 radiation sites: http://www.prop1.org/prop1/radiated/or0rept.htm
California, 163 radiation sites:http://www.prop1.org/prop1/radiated/ca0rept.htm
May 30, 2011
Fukushima: Faked Quake
generating a wave at 400 to 500 mph would hit the nearest places in 10-15 minutes. The narration notes a Japanese Coast Guard ship "3 miles" out bobbing over the tsunami and then announces "they have less than 30 minutes before the big waves start to hit" [Coast Guard clip http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/8392419/Footage-of-Japan-tsunami-waves-at-sea-captured-by-Coast-Guard.html; riding over two swells] –cut to Brian Barnes in Otsuchi, 80 miles north of Sendai, who is fleeing the town at 3:11, "moments before". A city neighboring Sendai on the coast, Arahama, doesn't get the wave until 3:55. If we're to believe this program, then the damaging tsunami appears like many smaller local tsunamis, and we're only shown "damage" occurring within land-sheltered harbors. Is this a case for Tsunami Bombs as Jim Stone declares? Thing is, Stone never suggests a series of smaller tsunamis and there's no footage of anything resembling a "peak height of 124 feet" (maybe here http://www.downloadmoviedirect.com/2009/04/09/poseidon/ )
March 12, 2011
The Fallout Is Coming
Canada's record of Chernobyl fallout:
"A large number of radionuclides released by the Chernobyl nuclear reactor were detected in air and river water samples collected in the Quebec region of eastern Canada. Analysis of the data supports the view that three waves of airborne radioactivity entered eastern Canada between 6 May 1986 and the end of June 1986. The first two waves would have followed an Arctic route and arrived over Quebec on 6 May and around 14 May respectively. The third wave would have been carried by the prevailing westerly winds across the Pacific Ocean and arrived over Quebec around 25–26 May. On 25 June and thereafter, Chernobyl radioactivity was undetectable in our airfilters but was still being detected in the St Lawrence river in March 1987." http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_o … a3f5135048
(from Canada, thanks Jack!)
UPDATE: March 23 (my last update on this post, for now, because the Fukushima reactor crisis is going to continue for years to come) Follow the updating fallout news here http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/; tracking HAARP, earthquakes and weather http://www.youtube.com/user/dutchsinse
[Renowned radiation biologist Edmund Lengfelder:] There is a rule of thumb: For a nuclide such as cesium-137, the half-life of 30 years. It takes ten half-lives, so you can populate an area again, making a total of 300 years. But in Japan is still added a difficulty: the nuclear fission process, radioactive substances, it is called the radioactive inventory of a reactor. In a boiling water reactor in Fukushima this inventory is 30 to 40 times as high as in Chernobyl, it can thus escape much more radiation. If we summarize it: In Japan, more people are concerned because the population density is higher than in Chernobyl and there is a higher contamination." [posted 3-21] http://enenews.com/fukushima-radioactive-inventory-is-30-to-40-times-as-high-as-in-chernobyl-radiation-expert
Hazards of Low Level Radioactivity www.ratical.org/radiation/HoLLR.html : Dr. Ernest Sternglass explains: "When the radiation from such isotopes as strontium-89 and 90 in the bone marrow mutates an existing virus that invades the T-cells of the immune system and kills them in the process of replication, the stage is set for the complete collapse of the immune defenses, and resulting death from opportunistic infections or cancer." ("The Implications of Chernobyl for Human Health", International Journal of Biosocial Research, p. 19, July 1986)
"In l997 former US Defense Secretary, William Cohen,while engaged in a News Briefing at the University of Georgia, spoke the following words while talking in general about weapons that various terrorists groups might be building: 'Others are engaging even in an eco-type of terrorism whereby they can alter the climate, set off earthquakes, volcanoes remotely through the use of electromagnetic waves.' " http://trugreenmyblog.wordpress.com/
"Since 03-11-11 to 03-23-11 there have been 731 earthquakes… Japan is one giant volcano". Can HAARP do this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1yIfOYQWxA&feature=player_embedded#at=201
Israeli Security Firm in Charge at Japanese Nuke Facilities Prior to Disaster http://theuglytruth.wordpress.com/2011/03/18/israeli-security-firm-in-charge-at-japanese-nuke-facilities-prior-to-disaster/ …cameras recording Japanese nuclear core…
"Never before has a computer virus been able to manipulate devices in the physical world as would human hands. Stuxnet is a computer worm –or virus– that was developed for the purposes of manipulating and sabotaging industrial controls inside factories, power plants and electric utilities that use Siemens SIMATIC, WinCC (Windows) and PCS7 control systems. As such, CNET describes it as 'the first-ever control system malware'…believed to be industrial espionage of the most sophisticated order… In reality, very little is known for certain about Stuxnet –with its unique ability to subvert every known security system and physically manipulate its surroundings– has ushered humankind into a potentially scary new age where computer viruses can interact with the material world like they own the place." http://ca.askmen.com/entertainment/special_feature_3800/3806_stuxnet.html
"Pictures appear to confirm the worst – that deadly spent fuel rods were exposed to blasts"
Paul Joseph Watson
Fukushima Flyover video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmI2lXiTo-g&feature=youtu.be
In 1979, Three Mile Island did not explode. We were told there had been a partial meltdown and elevated levels of fallout were not significant enough to cause a public risk, but a group of Japanese visitors who came specifically to learn about TMI found a very different situation.
Excerpt from the Fallout page, www.polioforever.wordpress.com/fallout/ :
Three Mile Island: The People's Testament , Aileen M. Smith March 27, 1989 http://www.tmia.com/node/118
…"Interviewees said on the day of the accident, and for the next couple of days, a powdery ash fell and collected on everything. From the first day, Wednesday March 28, a strong and nauseating metallic taste began affecting them. People and animals stumbled and fell. They felt numbness in their legs and tingling or burning, sometimes a peppery rash. Veterinarian Robert Weber reported in his recollection made in 1982, "Immediately after the accident at TMI, we had many sheep and goats that couldn't get up. Also, we had troubles with sheep just being found dead. Goats just being found dead…through that summer of 1979." Weber said there were high numbers of stillbirths and an inability of the pregnant animals to deliver. Local farmers often went through him and filed reports with the Agriculture bureau, only to learn later from officials that no such reports existed. By 1982, he said "Cancer is our big deal now…We are finding the cancers in the uterus, the mammary systems, the lymphatics…I see this curve".
Betty Fawber said of her animals, "After the accident happened…we'd go up and there'd be chickens that were dead. Just one at a time. Unexplained. We had maybe about six like that…The chickens started dying like that, I'd say, maybe 6 months after the accident…I had two rabbits and one had a litter of 7 bunnies, but they were all born dead. They looked perfect but they were dead." Betty was sensitive to the 'venting', as were others, developing a burning rash on her skin and in her throat and sinuses. She said," The first year..there were about 47 times when this burning happened….45 times..we accounted [in the newspaper] that they did vent….Last year [1982] sometime..we saw or heard that they were deliberately venting each day"…
President Obama called for the construction of 45 new nuclear power plants. The U.S. is in the midst of an ideological "nuclear renaissance" –officials have every reason NOT to tell us of radioactive fallout danger. During the 1950s, when "peaceful atoms" were to justify the creation of weapons and usher in the age of global cooperation, an intense climate of suppression and secrecy surrounded the medical findings of scientists. The public propaganda of the Atomic Energy Commission under the leadership of Lewis L. Strauss, gave us the "Sunshine" campaign. In reality, the Health Physics researchers were desperately collecting and arranging new data. www.polioforever.wordpress.com/health-physics/ Dr. John Gofman, former Manhattan Project scientist and Establishment defector, spread the news that the AEC policy stating "the solution to pollution is dilution" was unofficially official.
During the Chernobyl crisis, there was political currency in reporting a fallout threat, and still the world waited a decade, and longer, to learn more about what happened. Many people have said that the Chernobyl accident forced the USSR into the policy of Glasnost with its neighbors and contributed greatly to the dissolution of the Soviet system. Nuclear accidents are everybody's business.
The Fukushima explosion http://news.yahoo.com/video/world-15749633/24503911#video=24503626 Special U.S. 'radiation units' of the military are en route to Fukushima and they probably have something you don't have: http://citizen2009.wordpress.com/2010/01/18/anti-radiation-drugs/, developed with Project BioShield funds.
Rising fallout reaching the jetstreams travels ahead of weather. This map shows windspeeds at 80-100 miles per hour.
'Air' distances between the world's major cities http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/a0759496.html; Tokyo to Los Angeles 5,433 miles; Fallout in the jetstream can potentially reach the West Coast in as few as 54 hours. This will likely stay aloft for a long time, perhaps years. Lower altitude fallout will travel with the weather.
March 14: a third blast at the Fukushima plant (No.2) was reported just after 17::00 hours EDT, March 14. The Navy vessel USS Ronald Reagan, 100 miles offshore at Fukushima earlier today was required to move out of the area and discontinue fly-over attempts after 17 crew members aboard helicopters were exposed.
"The blast tore through the unit 2 structure at the Fukushima Daiichi complex and a hole has been found in the container…there is also currently a fire in unit 4 reactor [fuel pool]. Prime minister Naoto Kan said radiation has spread from the reactors.." http://uk.news.yahoo.com/5/20110315/twl-radiation-leaks-after-third-japanese-3fd0ae9.html
"..this could become Chernobyl on steroids" http://www.democracynow.org/2011/3/15/this_could_become_chernobyl_on_steroids
(March 15) — Contamination is at dangerous levels locally in Japan with plumes of radiation feeding a fallout cloud that is dispersing whichever way the winds blow. High altitude fallout should already be streaming over North America at low levels. Radioactivity levels will pick up as fallout pushes out of the jetstream and lower altitude currents reach populations on the ground. Americans on the West Coast should take precautions today. Fallout is NOT like a "chest x-ray"–it's a chemically dirty mix of biologically incompatible radioisotopes, many toxic for days, some for weeks, and others for months and years. Take an appropriate iodine supplement to prevent the uptake of radioactive iodine 131. The best prevention is to limit outdoor activity and wear long pants/sleeves; change and put the clothes in the laundry. Store a drinking water supply for a minimum of 30 days. Stay out of the rain. Curtail or postpone plans for voluntary x-rays or other non-necessary medical proceedures, at least for the coming month and as long as dangerous levels of fallout are emitted, adding 2 weeks. Nuclear fallout is a cumulative poison. Preventing avoidable exposure NOW will help us when exposure and contamination is unavoidable.
Taking iodine: http://www.sharksarepeopletoo.com/iodine/106-iodine-and-radioactive-fallout
Vaccines and antibiotics should particularly be avoided for 30 days following even low-level radiation exposure.
UPDATE: March 16, .."a surge in radiation made it too dangerous for workers to remain at the facility…'So the workers cannot carry out even minimal work at the plant right now'…Experts say exposure of around 1,000 millisieverts is enough to cause radiation sickness… Officials said they would use helicopters and fire trucks." http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/as_japan_earthquake
"High radiation levels prevented a helicopter from flying to the site to drop water into the No. 3 reactor to try to cool its fuel rods…The plant operator described No. 3 as the "priority." No more information was available, but that reactor is the only one at Daiichi which uses plutonium in its fuel mix… water was being poured into reactors No. 5 and 6, indicating the entire six-reactor facility was now at risk of overheating…"This is a slow-moving nightmare," said Dr Thomas Neff, a physicist and uranium-industry analyst at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology." http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110316/ts_nm/us_japan_quake
VIDEO – "Use the Chernobyl option", Michio Kaku and Joseph Cirincione http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvrZr7saH-k&feature=player_embedded#at=210
Don't miss this page : http://www.marketskeptics.com/2011/03/fukushima-turning-into-chernobyl-only.html
March 18 – Fluctuations in radiation levels range from 271 millisievert per hour to 1472 http://geospatial.blogs.com/geospatial/2011/03/fukushima-daiichi-radiation-level-down-at-plant-perimeter.html "Typical dose near Chernobyl reactor 4 and its fragments, shortly after explosion: 10-300 millisievert per hour" http://climateactioncentre.org/Fukushima-radiation-levels-compared
Updating newswire from Japan http://english.kyodonews.jp/news/japan_nuclear_crisis/
Two days ago this video of a radiation meter, off the scale, was posted after the man holding it fled the Fukushima area: http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-573238
"Radiation…reaches California" http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2011/03/18/2011-03-18_radiation_from_japans_fukushima_daiichi_nuclear_plant_reaches_california_experts.html
Below is a circulating email alert:
Radiation Danger is above 126. It stayed at 235 for over 20 minutes:
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Its 5:30pm CST March 16, now.. this was reported over 2 hours ago.. im taping up my windows now and running some extra water into jugs. back in a few.. better safe than sorry in my opinion.
From a commenter:
"General surgeons of Québec will give free iodine tablets for resident of Bécancourt,? ?
Matipq 32 minutes ago."
Here is a readout to show past activity with this station which verifies the LARGE spike in radiation :
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November 8, 2010
Atomic Power, No Contest
June 2, 2010
Particle Accelerator 101
The largest and most powerful particle accelerators, such as the RHIC, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN (which came on-line in mid-November 2009) and the Tevatron, are used for experimental particle physics. Particle accelerators can also produce proton beams, which can produce proton-rich medical or research isotopes asopposed to the neutron-rich ones made in fission reactors; however, recent work has shown how tomake Mo, usually made in reactors, by accelerating isotopes of hydrogen, although this method still requires a reactor to produce tritium.. An example of this type of machine is LANSCE at Los Alamos.
…Linear accelerators are also widely used in medicine, for radiotherapy and radiosurgery. Medical grade LINACs accelerate electrons using a klystron and a complex bending magnet arrangement which produces a beam of 6-30 million electron-volt (MeV) energy. The electrons can be used directly or they can be collided with a target to produce a beam of X-rays. The reliability, flexibility and accuracy of the radiation beam produced has largely supplanted the older use of Cobalt-60 therapy as a treatment tool.
…In the circular accelerator, particles move in a circle until they reach sufficient energy. The particle track is typically bent into a circle using electromagnets. The advantage of circular accelerators over linear accelerators (linacs) is that the ring topology allows continuous acceleration, as the particle can transit indefinitely. Another advantage is that a circular accelerator is smaller than a linear accelerator of comparable power (i.e. a linac would have to be extremely long to have the equivalent power of a circular accelerator)….Depending on the energy and the particle being accelerated, circular accelerators suffer a disadvantage in that the particles emit synchrotron radiation. When any charged particle is accelerated, it emits electromagnetic radiation and secondary emissions.
…The earliest circular accelerators were cyclotrons, invented in 1929 by Ernest O. Lawrence at the University of California, Berkeley. [Lawrence did not "invent" them, but perfected a type to his uses]… Cyclotrons are..still useful for lower energy applications….Another type of circular accelerator, invented in 1940 for accelerating electrons, is the Betatron. These machines, like synchrotrons, use a donut-shaped ring magnet…Lawrence's first cyclotron was a mere 4 inches (100 mm) in diameter. Later he built a machine with a 60 in dia pole face, and planned one with a 184-inch dia, which was, however, taken over for World War II-related work connected with uranium isotope separation; after the war it continued in service for research and medicine over many years." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Particle_accelerator
Background on medical 'biologicals': https://jenniferlake.wordpress.com/2009/08/06/bacteriophage-iii-2/
Addendum, December 2010
After WWII, and the limited success of cyclotrons in the making of fissionable bomb material, Ernest O. Lawrence lobbied the Atomic Energy Committee to build the largest linear accelerator conceived to date. He called it, deceptively, the Materials Testing Accelerator (M.T.A.) which began construction near Berkeley, CA in 1947. The purpose of the M.T.A. was to produce "substantial quantitites of plutonium" for the U.S. weapons program. "Grotesquely simple to physicists, the thing he had in mind was an outgrowth of [Luis] Alvarez's new-type linear accelerator. Lawrence said he meant to accelerate many, many protons…hitherto undreamed of, he declared he could add an undreamed-of resource to the country's nuclear armory. With them, once he got enough of them, he promised to turn the Oak Ridge waste product, uranium 238, into plutonium." [p268*] Lawrence anticipated a shortage of domestic uranium and promoted his idea as relief from dependence on foreign ore.
Biographer Nuel Pharr Davis* described the M.T.A. as a vacuum chamber fifty feet high and one hundred feet long. Physicist Hans Bethe said it was "a very ill-conceived thing" [p269, *Lawrence and Oppenheimer], presumably poorly-timed politically and technically ahead of its time. Davis wrote in the footnote on page 271, quoting "While the M.T.A. was a technical engineering monstrosity, it did not defy the laws of physics….[ Davis's source said]…[A] serious proposal is that of the Canadians who are designing a linear accelerator whose beam power is within a factor of 5 to 10 as that of the M.T.A. By 1980 we can build the equivalent of the M.T.A. if anybody wants it…The biggest problem yet to be solved [in 1968] is not the accelerator, or the ion source, but the target end."
Lawrence "forced the Atomic Energy Commission to sign a contract putting Standard Oil Development Corporation at his disposal. Near Livermore..a new laboratory arose at his bidding. There in a block-long building his scientists and Standard Oil's constructed the M.T.A…[the] work ran on into 1950. Scenes worthy of science fiction took place inside the five-story vacuum chamber. Mostly Lawrence vaporized man-size copper bus bars in an effort to make them carry impossible voltages. Once for two whole hours he actually got the M.T.A. to produce a working beam. It merely melted down a succession of targets; no cooling arrangements could be devised to make them stand up long enough to undergo any significant transmutation… By the end of the second hour, the M.T.A. had burned itself out" [page 271]…" 'Lawrence had no trouble with his health until the M.T.A. broke down' says Carroll Mills…Lawrence's trouble took the form of ulcerative colitis." [p272]


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General manager Ted Thompson re-signed another one of his own Thursday in free agent John Kuhn. He's back with the Green Bay Packers on a one-year deal at the $855,000 veteran's minimum with bonuses pushing it past $1 million, his agent, Kevin Gold, said Thursday. »Read Full Article


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The battery is good, the alternator is good, receiving charge through cables back to battery. Car sat for a couple of days, battery low would not start. No switches were left on. Scratching my head.
October 3, 2011.
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How well we remember Norman Bates. Tens of thousands of movie characters have come and gone since 1960, when he made his first appearance in "Psycho" (1960), and yet he still remains so vivid in the memory, such a sharp image among all the others that have gone out of focus.
Most movies are disposable. "Psycho" supplied us with the furnishings for nightmares. "Dear Mr. Hitchcock," a mother wrote the master, "after seeing your movie my daughter is afraid to take a shower. What should I do?" Send her to the dry cleaners, Hitch advised her.
In "Psycho III," there is one startling shot that completely understands Norman Bates. Up in the old gothic horror house on the hill, he has found a note from his mother, asking him to meet her in Cabin Number 12. We know that although his mother may have frequent conversations with him, she is in no condition to write him a note.
Norman knows that, too. He stuffed her himself. As he walks down the steps and along the front of the Bates Motel toward his rendezvous, the camera tracks along with him, one unbroken shot, and his face is a twitching mask of fear.
The face belongs to Anthony Perkins, who is better than any other actor at reflecting the demons within. Although his facial expressions in the shot are not subtle, he isn't overacting; he projects such turmoil that we almost sympathize with him. And that is the real secret of Norman Bates, and one of the reasons that "Psycho III" works as a movie: Norman is not a mad-dog killer, a wholesale slasher like the amoral villains of the Dead Teenager Movies. He is at war with himself.
He is divided. He, Norman Bates, wants to do the right thing, to be pleasant and quiet and pass without notice. But also inside of him is the voice of his mother, fiercely urging him to kill.
At the beginning of "Psycho III," only a short time has passed since the end of "Psycho II." In a nearby convent, a young novice (Diana Scarwid) blames herself when an older nun falls to her death. She runs out into the night, gets a ride with a sinister motorist (Jeff Fahey), and ends up at the Bates Motel. Fahey arrives there, too, and is hired as a night clerk. Other people also turn up: an investigative reporter who wants to do a story on Norman; a local woman who gets drunk and is picked up by Fahey, and finally a crowd of rowdies back for their high school reunion.
By the end of the movie, many of these people will be dead - and because this is a tragedy, not a horror story, some of the dead ones won't deserve it, and others will survive unfairly.
The movie was directed by Perkins, in his filmmaking debut. I was surprised by what a good job he does. Any movie named "Psycho III" is going to be compared to the Hitchcock original, but Perkins isn't an imitator. He has his own agenda. He has lived with Norman Bates all these years, and he has some ideas about him, and although the movie doesn't apologize for Norman, it does pity him. For the first time, I was able to see that the true horror in the "Psycho" movies isn't what Norman does - but the fact that he is compelled to do it.
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September 9, 2002 8:09 am
Brookings Institution analyst to discuss war on terrorism
Michael O'Hanlon, a senior fellow in the foreign policy studies program at the Brookings Institution, offers a review of the year's progress in the U.S. war against terrorism at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives at Bates College, 56 Campus Avenue. The public is welcome to attend the lecture free of charge.
February 12, 2002 3:36 pm
ACLU president available for interviews in advance of appearance on campus
In an event of statewide significance, Nadine Strossen, president of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 14, in the Chapel.
February 5, 2002 3:40 pm
Expert in psychology of terrorism to speak on the issue
Martha Crenshaw, a nationally recognized expert in the psychology of terrorism, will discuss the issue at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, in Room 204 of Carnegie Science Hall, 44 Campus Ave.
January 24, 2002 3:29 pm
Robert Drinan to discuss U.S. war on terrorism
Robert Drinan, an ordained Jesuit priest, professor of law at Georgetown University and internationally recognized human rights advocate, will discuss the ethical and legal challenges facing the United States as it pursues national domestic security in a talk titled "America's War on Terrorism: Human Rights, Civil Rights and Homeland Security" at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29, in Chase Hall Lounge, Campus Avenue, at Bates College.
December 7, 2001 1:09 pm
Former national security adviser warns of future terrorist attacks
"There are no ethical limits to the weapons that will be used against us," former national security adviser Leon Fuerth said during his presentation titled "Attacks on America" at a president's breakfast seminar in Muskie Archives Dec. 7.
November 9, 2001 1:32 pm
Tahirih Justice Center director speaks
Layli Miller, who argued a landmark legal case establishing female genital mutilation (FGM) as a basis for U.S. asylum, discusses violence against women Wednesday, Nov. 28, in Bates College's Chase Hall Lounge, 56 Campus Avenue.
November 8, 2001 2:01 pm
Democratic House candidate to speak
Democratic Congressional candidate David Costello presents a lecture titled "Afghanistan After the Taliban: Lessons Learned from International Interventions in Cambodia, Haiti, Bosnia, and Kosovo" Tuesday, Nov. 13, in Hirasawa Lounge, Chase Hall, 56 Campus Ave.
October 25, 2001 1:56 pm
Bates historians to discuss meaning of Sept. 11
Three Bates College historians and an anthropologist will lead a discussion of the Sept. 11 attacks and consider the tragedy's aftermath in a forum at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
October 10, 2001 10:48 am
News media advisory — Bates professor says eminent imams silence based on fear
A month after suicide-terror attacks in New York City and Washington D.C. killed almost 6,000 people, fear still locks the voices of the eminent Middle East clergy of Islam, says Mishael Caspi, an Israeli Islamic and Judaic scholar and visiting professor of religion at Bates College.
June 28, 2001 4:07 pm
Pangallo wins scholarship to work with D.C. political and media leaders
Bates College junior Dominick Pangallo of Salem, Mass., has been named the winner of an American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC) scholarship opportunity for the summer of 2001.


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Four Generations of Excellence, Providing a New Generation of ServiceServicing the Community Since 1935 Chambers Funeral Home, Inc.2527 Ninth Avenue NorthBessemer, AL 35020Phone: (205)425-5235����� Fax:(205)424-0750
Four Generations of Excellence, Providing a New Generation of Service
Servicing the Community Since 1935
Chambers Funeral Home, Inc.2527 Ninth Avenue NorthBessemer, AL 35020
Phone: (205)425-5235����� Fax:(205)424-0750
In tracing the history of Chambers Funeral Home, its inception dates back to the early 1900�s where a young couple from Uniontown, Alabama decided to relocate within the state and settled seventy-three miles south in a small city within Jefferson County called Bessemer. In an effort to establish themselves, Charlie J. and Laura Chambers became barbers and together they cut hair as a means of earning a living. As Mrs. Chambers�s passion for underprivileged children grew, so did her commitment to education as she later became principal of the Tuggle Institute in 1931. Under her leadership, this state operated school became known for its service to disadvantaged children. Unfortunately, after several years of operation, educational funds were no longer available and the school ultimately closed. Later, Mrs. Chambers continued her service by opening her home and establishing residence for three of the children she taught. Sadly, by this time she had become a widow raising two children on her own, so in an effort to support her family, she began to write insurance policies for the Smith and Gaston Insurance Company where she later worked for several years.In the spring of April of 1935, Laura Chambers and her son Augustus C. Chambers Sr. partnered and created a funeral home to operate in the downstairs portion of their two-storied home. Mrs. Chambers named it, �Laura Chambers Funeral Home�, where they lived upstairs and operated their funeral business downstairs. She and her son Augustus, also known as �Gus�, worked diligently in serving their client families and making a lasting impression on everyone. Laura Chambers� vision was shared by two of her dear friends, Catherine Malone and Minnie Lee Edwards. These two women were influential in their contribution to Chambers Funeral Home from its inception. Ms. Malone was there when the business opened and served as the firm�s first cosmetologist, taking great pride in making sure client families were pleased with the appearance of their loved ones. Minnie Lee Edwards, one of the first African American women to own a vehicle in Bessemer often used her car to transport families during funeral services. Together they worked with Laura Chambers and Augustus, Sr. to lay the foundation for the legacy to come. In the year 1959, Laura Chambers passed away, leaving her son Gus to operate the funeral business on his own. His resilience after his mother�s death proved to be rewarding as the business continued to thrive under his direction. Gus was a distinctive and compassionate funeral director and businessman. He was known as a skilled and sought after embalmer for his unparalleled embalming technique. On April 23, 1969, he was called from labor to reward and the legacy was continued by his son and daughter; Augustus C. Chambers Jr. and Augusta Ellen Chambers They were also known to many by their nicknames, �Little Gus� and �Sister.�Together the Chambers children carried on their father�s vision by incorporating the business on October 1, 1969 and building a new facility in 1971 which is the present location of Chambers Funeral Home, Inc. Many believed Little Gus and Sister had a sibling bond that went beyond words and for the next four years they operated the business together until tragedy struck on August 27, 1975. Augusta along with her husband, Bryant, Jr., were suddenly killed in an automobile accident involving a train. Due to this misfortune, the family business was solely left to Augustus Jr. where he continued to provide the same level of service that the community was accustomed to receiving. In addition to his commitment to the funeral home, Augustus Jr. was an active member in several community organizations and funeral service associations such as: the 33rd Degree Mason, Boy Scouts of America, A.G. Gaston Boys Club, Sgt. Roosevelt Police Dept., the Fraternal Order of Police, Ram Rod Motorcycle Club, Allen Temple A.M.E Church�s Board of Trustees, and the State and National Board of Funeral Directors and Morticians Association. Augustus Jr. was known as a standards setter in the funeral industry. Two of the reasons included being the first firm to offer limousines services (in Jefferson County) and the wearing of uniforms during funeral services. On August 12, 1988, Augustus Jr. passed away and the leadership within the funeral home transferred to his wife Jacqueline Chambers, son Augustus C. Chambers III and his niece Augusta D. Chambers who then took over operations of Chambers Funeral Home, Inc. Together they revamped the office procedures and implemented techniques to make day to day operations more efficient and to better serve their client families.Presently, Chambers Funeral Home, Inc. is being operated by President, Augustus III, and Vice-President, BryOnda Williams, daughter of Augusta Chambers Williams and Bryant Williams. She is a member of Alabama Funeral Directors & Morticians Association, Inc., Alabama Funeral Directors Association and the National Funeral Directors & Morticians Association. In additional to her many roles she also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Jefferson State Community College in the Funeral Service Education Program. As a team, they have not just continued the legacy but also expanded its vision with a central focus on excellence in funeral service, with a passion in being �of� service to the community while educating the public as it relates to funeral service. Their passion for being of service to the community includes but is not limited to
:� Fun Day Extravaganza - A free community event with rides, food, clowns, vendors and activities (4 years)
� Back Pack Give-Away (3 years, over 1500 bags)
� Mabel L. Chambers Scholarship
� Activity Day at Terrace Oaks Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
� Sponsoring residents at Terrace Oaks Nursing & Rehabilitation for Christmas
� Food Drives� Salvation Army Scarf, Gloves and Blanket Give Away
� Angel Tree (5 years)
� Provided meals at Jessie�s Place of the Jimmy Hale Mission
� Black History Contest at Abrams Elementary School
� Visiting with the veteran�s at the Veteran�s Hospital
� Preneed Seminars
Presently, the facility is undergoing a complete renovation to better service the families they are so privileged and honored to serve in the Bessemer area and surrounding communities. �Golden Rule Service� has been the Chambers Funeral Home motto from its beginning thru its present day operations. It is a name people trust and depend on when the need arises.�Four Generations of Excellence�


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The Village of Quercegrossa
The village of Quercegrossa belongs to the municipality of Monteriggioni, in the province of Siena, region Toscana.
The village of Quercegrossa is 9,48 kilometers far from the same town of Monteriggioni to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Monteriggioni also belong the localities of Abbadia a Isola (3,23 km), Abbadia Isola (3,25 km), Acquaviva (6,14 km), Badesse (5,60 km), Basciano (8,32 km), Belverde (10,73 km), Bivio Santo Stefano (9,57 km), Bracciano (2,55 km), Campo di Fiori (5,28 km), Cannuccio (6,39 km), Carpineta (6,82 km), Casa Nuova (6,00 km), Casabocci (7,48 km), Case Monti (7,19 km), Casone (4,17 km), Castel Petraia (5,27 km), Castellina Scalo (2,56 km), Colle Ciupi (4,08 km), Colli (4,89 km), Colombaio - Via Regioni (10,71 km), Colonna (0,58 km), Colonna di Monteriggioni (0,37 km), Corpo Santo (7,65 km), Fornacelle (7,33 km), Fungaia (5,78 km), Gabricce (2,76 km), La Ripa (10,07 km), Lornano (5,19 km), Monteresi (6,59 km), Poggiolo (5,22 km), Riciano (5,15 km), San Dalmazio (9,26 km), San Martino (8,01 km), Santa Barbara - Miniera (6,27 km), Santa Colomba (7,14 km), Santa Lucia (9,95 km), Santo Stefano (9,25 km), Scorgiano (8,42 km), Sensano (7,05 km), Serfignano (2,34 km), Stomennano (1,87 km), Strove (5,83 km), Tognazza (8,66 km), Uopini (9,11 km), Vignaglia (9,76 km), Villa (5,34 km), Villa Parigini (9,37 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Monteriggioni.
The locality of Quercegrossa rises 342 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Quercegrossa counts 461 inhabitants.
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