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This has been a very frustrating year in the gardening department. *We spent several hundred dollars (and several weekends) getting the irrigation set to the garden beds. And several hundred dollars on great earth and heirloom seeds and plants. And then, several hundred dollars on water.
This year, we've produced two squash, a couple dozen tomatoes and a dozen peppers. Total. The birds have eaten another two dozen tomatoes. And we've lost some of everything to the sun.
We are currently in the middle of a crazy heatwave, even for Arizona. It has been 115+ for the last few days. My green, leafy garden looks like someone took a blow torch to it. The leaves are singed along the edges, if not entirely dead. We do have gourds going nuts, vining all over the yard. And the herbs, happily potted in the shade, are also doing well in the heat as of today.
But man, the first year of a new garden is rough. It is a lot of work for future bounty. I need a good attitude to keep everyone else in the house who is waiting on the bounty interested, instead of wondering where all of our time and money went.
Our fall garden? It will be great. We'll pull everything out in late-August, mix in new soil amendments and start over. I'm half-tempted to pull the remaining tomatoes now and plant pumpkin seeds for autumn. We are trying something new: starting tomato starts from cuttings. I'm going to do the same with both types of basil we are growing as well. There is a chance we'll be able to keep our favorite tomato plants from this year alive indoors until mid-October and then transplant. Because if it is 118 in June, it better not freeze come January. That's the deal I'm making with Mama Nature.
Gardening is a long-term hobby. Some years you fall flat. Or burnt.
*and by "We" I firmly mean "Jason."
June 16th
I working on novel 3: "Counting Coup." It is in the bare bones beginning stages, where I am throwing a bunch of ideas and characters down on the page and seeing what works. I'm about 15,000 words into this story — part of which is set on a farm in Nebraska in the 1950s and the other side, set in modern day Phoenix.
One of the characters has dementia. I've been struggling with how to get the details right about her care and her symptoms without barraging the reader with information that reads like a medical journal entry. Books that accidentally teach me something are my favorite. (A recent example is "All the Light We Cannot See," and the creation and engineering of radios.)
Writing about dementia that lets the reader experience it emotionally, but doesn't hit them over the head with sentimentality, is tricky.
This week my boss asked me to attend a health care conference in town. She was presenting and wasn't able to attend several sessions of interest herself. Imagine my delight when I got the course material and realized one of those sessions was with an expert in dementia behaviors and treatment. Seriously. I took five handwritten pages of notes, was able to ask questions and got the details and nuance I needed to better develop this character.
When the universe aligns in this way, I feel like my friends Creativity and Inspiration are sitting on either side of me, paving the path to something great. I skipped out of there with new motivation to get back to writing and feeling very lucky. Speaking of — time to get back to it.
June 14th
More than a year ago, I sent my second novel, "Basket Baby" off to a small publishing house in Montana. A friend of mine had success in publishing with them, and spoke highly of their work. She said she'd put in a good word.
They read the first few chapters, requested the rest of the novel, and returned it with detailed editing and a note that said, "This may or may not be for us. There are a lot of cliches." (I'm paraphrasing, but the word cliche was definitely used.)
I made their changes, page by page. And I workshopped the novel with a group of people I trust. I watched common errors fall away — word echos that are hard to catch in your own work, for example. I noticed that my dialog skills were strengthened by reminding the reader who is speaking, even if it is just two people and it is wildly clear to you, the writer. My character descriptions became more consistent and true.
These are a few of many areas I worked through before sending "Basket Baby" back to the original publisher. A month later, I got the news: they had decided to publish the book. The edits were good, and I've been assigned another editor to work with during the next 60 days to make the story ready for print. I'm working with another staff member on designing a book cover. "Basket Baby" will be on store shelves December 6, 2016.
I mean… I've been talking about this day for decades. This novel, like the first, took years to see the light of day. And then took increasingly thick skin to make something worth sharing publicly. I've called myself a novelist since I self-published "Under the Same Moon" in 2010. Today, it feels real. And, it feels absolutely marvelous!
Thank you for hanging around here all these years to see this dream to fruition. I'll be sharing book signing dates as they are scheduled and hope to see as many of you as possible.
(the novelist)
June 1st
My friend Lisa once hosted me at her home in Indianapolis. She and her partner Dan are two of the most gracious people I know. Also, Lisa happens to be a total fitness nut and hilarious. I love the bits of time I get to spend with her when she's in Arizona, and hope to travel to Indiana again to see them.
Her 50th birthday was a few months ago and of course I didn't get anything in the mail to her her in time. So, I asked her if I could make a log cabin pillow to match one of the colorful rooms in their home. She sent me photos of the Cuba room, and this is what eventually arrived as a belated gift:
Have I mentioned lately how much I love Indiana?
May 27th
I asked Finny a while back for her list of favorite books. I knew I wanted to make a book pillow for her. The package arrived today and she was happy, which in turn makes me happy. This was a fun project — challenging because I am fairly awful at embroidery. And yet, there is her smiley face!
May 21st
I've talked about this before, but finding time to be creative is essential to my joy. And by "joy," I mean "not screaming my head off and breaking things like the Hulk." When life gets busy, especially at the end of the school year, the schedule leaves little space for new recipes — much less time to just sit in the garden and talk to the plants.
What? You don't talk to your vegetables? You should.
I'm slowly and painfully learning to let go of the picture of what life should look like. Do you trip over this too? That all the beds should be made daily (Reality: once every 2-3 weeks when I get sheets changed), that the catch-all basket on the kitchen counter is organized and the mail and bills are caught up (Reality: more mail shows up daily), that I'll get caught up at work (Reality: never. This is absolutely never going to happen), that I'll feel like I'm getting enough exercise/sleep/sex and not worried about too many glasses of wine/calories/gray hair (Reality: are you kidding me?)
Letting the house remain dusty, the weeds grow one more day and junk mail unsorted gives me the time to sit down with a cup of coffee for a few minutes in the morning, cuddle the pups and knit a couple rows. Or embroider. Or practice the piano in the evenings. And making the time to do these things makes everyone in my family happier. I'm a resentful grouch if I spend all my time cleaning. This house is never, ever going to be wholly clean and organized. I'm working against two teenagers, three dogs, a bunny and the open, beautiful desert nearby — which is also REALLY dusty. And no one in this house needs to be nagged about being tidy. What we do need is to be regularly reminded we are loved.
There is no perfection. This life is messy and busy and absolutely wonderful as is, which I can see more clearly when I have time for the hobbies I love.
May 20th
My friend Liseanne has a bounty of fruit trees and an incredibly generous heart. Whenever things come into bloom, she shares her harvest. Once upon a time, I had pounds and pounds of key limes that were transformed into pies and frozen juice. This week, it was plums. I took these (super tart) purple gems and turned them into a small batch of preserves.
I didn't take a photo of the 5 half pint jars this made, but you can imagine. I added brown sugar and all spice to the Ball plum preserve recipe. We included a bit of this last night over pork chops and it was delicious — even the little one liked it. (Win!)
I am so thankful for this community of women in my life who share what they have, whether it be fruit or ideas or support.
May 19th
My friend Ross, who runs a large homeless shelter in northern Arizona and is one of the most dynamic, loveliest human beings I've ever met, is pregnant with her second son. We were invited to go to Flagstaff last weekend to celebrate the addition to their family. Of course, with nothing else on my plate, I decided it made sense to make a quilt in a week so we could take it with us.
Let's just say, it kept me busy for that week. And it came together well, and Ross was happy.
Giving gifts like this makes my whole self happy. And I cannot wait to meet this new babe.
May 11th
Taking the bus means I'm walking more, and seeing things from a different perspective. I've rushed by this building a hundred times thinking it was neatly covered in road signs.
Walking, I see it is an homage to Arizona's centennial: 1912-2012.
I am so glad to be in Arizona and working for my state. Politics aside, it is a great place to be.
May 9th
Do you guys subscribe to Polka Dot Chair? I swear, Melissa's sewing and quilting tutorials are some of the best I've read. Her ideas are fresh, she's got a cute new line of fabric out, and I'm receiving nothing in return for this glowing review. It's just honest.
She is creative and generous in sharing her ideas.
One of those recent ideas was a Mickey-themed earbud pouch. It shamefully took me way too many attempts to make this work. I didn't follow her instructions, which was dumb. Mercifully this weekend, I had a bit of time to finish this and the corresponding tote bag for the Mickey fan in our house.
Another thing Melissa does well is emailing her subscribers. Her monthly quilt block project makes it more than worth it.


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Washington, D.C. – Congressmen Patrick Meehan (R/PA-07), Brendan Boyle (D/PA-13) and Mike Fitzpatrick (R/PA-08) today secured a commitment from the chairman of the House's defense spending panel to work with the lawmakers and the state of Pennsylvania to address the need for health screenings in communities surrounding the former Naval Air Station-Joint Reserve Base at Willow Grove and the former Naval Air Warfare Center in Warminster.
Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen (R/NJ-11), Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee's Defense Subcommittee, pledged to work with the lawmakers and Pennsylvania's government on the issue during debate on an annual defense spending bill. Frelinghuysen indicated that measures taken in Pennsylvania could be used as a national model for addressing similar groundwater contamination issues near former military installations.
In addressing Meehan during the floor debate, Frelinghuysen said, "Our committee is certainly committed to working with him and thank him for his leadership and we'll be working very closely with him and with the state of Pennsylvania to see what sort of partnerships we can put together to address this problem," Frelinghuysen said. "What might be a success in Pennsylvania could look [to be used] across the nation for implementation as well."
"Make no mistake: the federal government is responsible for this water contamination," said Congressman Meehan. "We owe it to the Pennsylvania families and communities affected to cover the cost of needed health screenings…The Navy deserves credit for being proactive on this issue. But we've held private companies responsible for industrial contamination of groundwater wells. We should hold the Navy to the same standard," Meehan said. "I'm grateful for the Chairman's commitment to addressing this issue and I'm grateful for the continued bipartisan work on it with my colleagues Brendan Boyle and Mike Fitzpatrick."
"Our community is seeking information regarding their years – decades – of past exposure to these chemicals at the hands of our military," said Congressman Boyle. "We must help affected residents make informed health decisions…. The federal government must fulfil its obligation to these communities, and we all must pay closer attention to this growing issue," said Boyle. "I appreciate the Chairman and Ranking Member's commitment to working with us to push the DOD to fulfill its responsibilities."
"The Department of Defense has begun the process of checking whether chemical compounds like PFOS and PFOA may have contaminated groundwater surrounding more than 660 military sites across the nation, including confirmed contamination around the former Naval Air Warfare Center in Warminster and former Willow Grove Naval Station in Horsham. In each of these instances, both public and private wells in my district have been impacted by contaminated groundwater – rightly concerning residents and local leaders," said Fitzpatrick. "Because of this immediate and widespread concern, it is only right that the Department of Defense increase efforts to offer health screenings in communities surrounding these formerly used defense sites. Congress must work together to reaffirm this government's commitment to protecting the health and safety of its citizens."
The lawmakers have worked closely together since the discovery of chemical compounds PFOA and PFOS in the groundwater surrounding the former military installations in Montgomery and Bucks Counties.
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LANGHORNE, PA – Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick (PA-8), chairman of the bipartisan Task Force to Combat Terrorism Financing, released the following statement regarding the terror attack in Orlando, Florida:
"James Clapper warned that we must be prepared and vigilant for the possibility that ISIS will infiltrate our country. As we continue to grieve and pray for those devastated by this attack, we must redouble our efforts and be clear in our resolve to protect our nation and her citizens from the radical Islamic terrorism that continues to target us. This fight must be carried out on multiple fronts: through diplomatic action, addressing terror financing and, when appropriate, the use of military force. We must never lose sight of the challenges we face nor the capacity, as Americans, to address them."
Speaker Paul Ryan ordered that flags at the U.S. Capitol be flown at half-staff in honor of the victims.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick (PA-8) sent the following letter to the Food and Drug Administration Tuesday regarding dramatic changes in the reporting of adverse events caused by the medical device Essure:
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Dear Dr. Shuren,
Information has been brought to my attention that shows a dramatic change in how Adverse Event Reports relating to the permanent sterilization device Essure were submitted to the FDA coinciding with the agency's announcement that it was reviewing the safety of the device.
As you know, when a manufacturer submits an Adverse Event Report to the FDA one of the data fields to be filled is "Reporter Occupation." Examples of how that field can be coded by the manufacturer include "Physician," "Health Professional," "Nurse," "Pharmacist," "Paramedic," "Risk Manager," and "Other."
As it relates to Essure, from January 2002 through June 2015, the manufacturer of the device submitted nearly 600 Adverse Event Reports in which the "Reporter Occupation" field was coded as "Physician." This corresponds to the narrative information included in the report in which it clearly states the information in the report came from a medical doctor, a Gynecologist/ Obstetrician, a physician, or other similar term.
However, this coding changed dramatically in July 2015. I find this extremely concerning given the fact that on July 17, 2015, the FDA announced it was reviewing the safety and effectiveness of the Essure device.
After the FDA's public announcement, Adverse Event Reports received by the agency from the manufacturer of Essure no longer coded reports from medical doctors as Physician reports. Instead, almost every report received from a physician between August 2015 and February 2016 listed the Reporter Occupation field as "Other." This is a clear change from how the manufacturer coded prior to FDA's announcement despite the same keywords, like medical doctor or Ob/Gyn, being found in the narrative portion of the reports. A similar change was noted in reports received from nurses.
I respectfully request the FDA to review the Adverse Event Reports from physicians and provide answers the following questions:
1. Did the FDA request the manufacturer to change how it was coding physician reports?
2. If the FDA did not request this change, is there a legitimate basis by which a manufacturer would suddenly change how they code reports from medical doctors and Ob/Gyns and code the occupation as "Other" instead of as "Physician"?
3. Was the FDA aware of this change?
4. Did the manufacturer of Essure notify the FDA it was changing how it reported the Report Occupation field within the Adverse Event Reports?
5. Was the FDA aware of this change prior to the September 24, 2015 Advisory Committee meeting related to Essure?
6. Does the FDA review Adverse Event Reports with the Reporter Occupation field coded as "Physician" differently than reports coded as "Other?" Are "Physician" reports given more weight when FDA is reviewing Adverse Event Reports than reports coded as "Other?" If so, please describe the differences in how the FDA reviews a report received from a physician compared to other types of reports.
7. If the FDA were to generate a list of Adverse Event Reports received from "Physicians" about Essure, would reports coded as "Other" be included? If the Reporter Occupation is listed as "Other," does the FDA conduct additional analysis of the narrative portion of the report to determine if the report came from a medical doctor?
8. Is it illegal for a manufacturer to knowingly manipulate data listed on an Adverse Event Report?
9. What are the penalties for knowingly submitting false information to the FDA in an Adverse Event Report?
10. Has the FDA ever held a manufacturer accountable for falsifying or intentionally miscoding information submitted in an Adverse Event Report?
I appreciate your prompt attention to this request. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Justin Rusk on my staff.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick (PA-8) Wednesday called on Vice President Joseph Biden to take action on reforming medical device review and monitoring processes as part of the Administration's "Cancer Moonshot" initiative – specifically highlighting power morcellators.
"As part of the Cancer Moonshot, we have the chance to protect others from the harm caused by dangerous medical devices. In 2016 there will be an estimated 595,690 cancer deaths in the United States. We must guard against unsafe medical devices from contributing to those staggering statistics," wrote Fitzpatrick. "While supporting the development of new devices to target cancer, we must ensure that the FDA is able to review, monitor, and quickly take action should those devices do harm. Unfortunately, we are too late for many women who, because of morcellation, were not given a fair chance to fight and beat their cancer. But we have a chance to protect others."The complete letter is below:
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Dear Vice President Biden,
I applaud your efforts as part of the cancer Moonshot program to make cancer a thing of the past. This program will have life changing effects on the more than 14 million people living with cancer in the United States.
As part of the Cancer Moonshot, President Obama called for the development of a virtual Oncology Center of Excellence within the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The purpose of the center is to "support the continued development of companion diagnostic tests, and the use of combinations of drugs, biologics and devices to treat cancer." While it is critically important we support the development of innovative new devices and drugs to treat cancer, it is just as important to take this opportunity to implement meaningful reforms to make medical devices safe. Unfortunately, for decades, a medical device known as a laparoscopic power morcellator proved tragically unsafe, spread cancer throughout the body of those it was designed to help, and led to the death of hundreds, if not thousands, of women.
Power morcellators are FDA-cleared medical devices that are used to remove uterine fibroids. The blades of this device shred the uterine fibroids, which are then removed through a laparoscopic incision. For over two decades, morcellation was marketed as a safe, routine procedure. However, if a uterine fibroid is harboring an undetectable cancer, the morcellation of that cancerous tissue and its removal through the abdominal cavity can spread that cancer throughout a woman's body. This device can take a Stage 1 treatable cancer immediately to a Stage 4 terminal cancer. And tragically for too many women, this routine procedure ended with a death sentence.
Although the risk of spreading unsuspected cancers in women is as high as 1 in 352 cases, for decades the device stayed on the market, and it was only in November 2014 that the FDA put a black box warning on the device. It took a victim of morcellation and mother of 6, Dr. Amy Reed, to get the FDA take notice. It took the families of those who lost mothers, sisters, and wives, and those who continue to battle the cancer spread by morcellation, to get the FDA to take action.
As part of the Cancer Moonshot, we have the chance to protect others from the harm caused by dangerous medical devices. In 2016 there will be an estimated 595,690 cancer deaths in the United States. We must guard against unsafe medical devices from contributing to those staggering statistics. While supporting the development of new devices to target cancer, we must ensure that the FDA is able to review, monitor, and quickly take action should those devices do harm. Unfortunately, we are too late for many women who, because of morcellation, were not given a fair chance to fight and beat their cancer. But we have a chance to protect others. We must take action.
There are simple steps we can take today to improve patient safety for tomorrow's beneficiaries of innovative new devices. One simple way we can do this is to ensure that serious injuries and deaths caused by medical devices are promptly reported to the FDA. For years there was evidence that morcellation was spreading cancer in women. But those reports never made it to the FDA. For years women were dying from the cancer spread by this device. But their deaths were never reported to the FDA by the hospitals, the device manufacturers, or the doctors who were charged with their care.
This was despite federal requirements that FDA be informed about unsafe devices. We must do more to strengthen medical device reporting regulations to ensure that dangerous devices, like the morcellator that spread cancer in women for decades, are quickly identified and removed from the market before they can do more harm.
I applaud your leadership on this important mission that will undoubtedly save lives, and look forward to continuing to work with you to help eliminate cancer as we know it.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if I may be of assistance.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick (PA-8), a member of the House Financial Services Committee, released the following statement regarding the Department of Labor's release of its finalized fiduciary rule:
"While I share the Administration's concerns to protect retirees and individuals planning for their retirement, I have serious concerns that this rule will have the unintended consequence of placing quality and affordable financial advice out of reach for the millions of American families that need it most. It is important that elected officials carefully review this new rule to ensure investors are receiving the best advice and small businesses are spending more time advising their customers rather than complying with new Washington mandated regulations."
During five hearings and a markup on the proposed rule, the Financial Services Committee learned:
"The calculations underlying these numbers misinterpret and incorrectly apply the findings of the very same academic research cited as the foundation of the claims, and do not consider the significant harm to retirement savers that is sure to result if the Department adopts the rules as currently drafted. In fact, these assertions do not stand up when tested against actual experience and data." - Paul Schott Stevens, President and CEO of the Investment Company Institute
"Securities and Exchange Commission Chairwoman Mary Jo White told lawmakers Tuesday that if the agency proposes a rule to raise retail investment advice standards, it may not mesh perfectly with a separate Labor Department rule that will soon be finalized."
"First and foremost, we continue to be very concerned that the DOL has proposed a rule that will severely restrict African Americans' and low- to moderate-income Americans' ability to save for retirement. The new regulations also will make it more difficult for our members – as small business owners – to sponsor retirement savings plans for themselves and for the benefit of their employees." – National Black Chamber of Commerce
"As a result of the proposed rule, African American families will have less opportunity to achieve their retirement goals because the lower-cost commission-based services they benefit from today will no longer be available for IRAs." – Ivan Earle, Chairman of Primerica's African American Leadership Council
Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick is serving his fourth term in the U.S. House of Representatives. He represents Pennsylvania's 8th district which includes all of Bucks County as well as a portion of Montgomery County. He serves as the Vice Chairman of the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.Read More
LANGHORNE, PA – Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick (PA-8) released the following statement Monday regarding the announcement of the Food and Drug Administration's five-month review of the permanent sterilization device Essure:
"It's unbelievable that it took the FDA since September to make just two recommendations with no enforcement measures and ask the manufacturer to perform another study while leaving Essure on the market.
Frankly, I'd contend that the 25,000 women harmed by Essure are the postmarket study that FDA is ordering. It's been done. The evidence is all there: Tens of thousands of injured women and hundreds of fetal deaths. As my constituent, Dr. Amy Reed, a victim of unsafe devices herself, testified at the FDA in September, '[w]e don't need to hurt any more women.' If the FDA is going to order another study, then at minimum they should take Essure off the market during that time. A 60 day comment period and another study while this device remains on that market only guarantees more women harmed.
Because the FDA is failing to act, I believe Congress must. That's why, moving forward, I will advocate for a number of legislative actions to address this issue, including:
- Continuing my call for the House and Senate to take up and pass the E-Free Act to revoke the FDA approval of Essure;
- Working to block government agencies - such as the DOD and VA - from purchasing this unsafe device; and
- Introducing new legislation to eliminate the blanket civil liability protections that device manufacturers like Bayer currently receive for a non-life-saving device like Essure because those harmed deserve a voice in court.
Simply put, it's time for Congress and the FDA to get serious about reforming medical device safety laws."
Fitzpatrick has been the leading voice in Congress calling for removal of Essure from the market – introducing the E-Free Act in November of 2015. Ahead of the FDA's report, Fitzpatrick wrote to the agency urging them to consider possible inconsistencies in the number of fetal deaths caused by the device and also legal complaints alleging illegal kickbacks.
More than 25,000 women reported symptoms including extreme pelvic and abdominal pain, migraines, loss of teeth and hair, and the coil cutting into the uterus and other organs in the abdominal cavity. 10,000 have filed formal complaints with the FDA.Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Chairman Mike Fitzpatrick (R-PA) and Ranking Member Stephen F. Lynch (D-MA) together held the first hearing of the newly-reauthorized Task Force to Investigate Terrorism Financing Wednesday focused on trade-based money laundering.
Trade-based money laundering has been widely recognized as the most common form of money laundering and value transfer method utilized by crime and terrorist organizations, allowing these groups the ability to move billions of dollars annually virtually undetected. Given the considerable volume of international trade and the value of the transactions, the effects of trade-based money laundering can result in extensive repercussions for global commerce and government revenues. In response, the Department of Homeland Security established the first Trade Transparency Unit (TTU) in 2004 to examine anomalies and financial irregularities in trade data to identify instances of trade-based money laundering and customs fraud.
"In an increasingly connected world, trade-based money laundering allows terror and criminal syndicates to disguise their billions of dollars annually through the use of trade transactions in an attempt to legitimize their illicit origins. This cannot be allowed to continue," said Fitzpatrick. "Building on what we know and have learned, this session of the task force will take a much closer look at this process as well as investigate several lesser known methodologies mentioned in previous hearings, including terror funding streams from Latin America, developing our regional partners' capabilities to combat terror financing and the funding of foreign based terrorists."
"With the complexity and rapid growth of international trade, there is ample opportunity for terrorist financers and criminal organizations to exploit the global financial system and engage in trade-based money laundering with low risk of being caught. We must increase transparency in the global trade network in order to increase the ability of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and other organizations to investigate this illicit money laundering and to halt this revenue source for terrorist organizations," said Lynch. "I look forward to working closely with Chairman Fitzpatrick and our colleagues to address this critical issue and other potential vulnerabilities in the global financial system during the new session of the Task Force to Investigate Terrorism Financing."
Testifying at the hearing were:
Mr. John Cassara, former U.S. Intelligence Officer and Treasury Special Agent
Mr. Louis Bock, former Senior Special Agent, U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Mr. Farley Mesko, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Sayari Analytics
Dr. Nikos Passas, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Northeastern University
"[The Department of Homeland Security] has neither the customs nor financial expertise to make the [Trade Transparency Unit] initiative a success. The loser here is our ability to tackle trade-based money laundering and tax revenue loss on a grand scale along with a missed opportunity to target funding flowing to terrorist targets such as ISIS which, of necessity, do participate in global trade," said Bock.
Key Takeaways from the Hearing:
The Department of the Treasury, citing Immigration and Customs Enforcement information, has described trade-based money laundering as capable of laundering billions of dollars annually.
Key characteristics of the international trade system make it both attractive and vulnerable to illicit exploitation, including the enormous volume of trade, the complexity of foreign exchange transactions, and the limited ability to exchange customs data between countries.
Although trade-based money laundering is widely recognized as one of the most common manifestations of international money laundering, it appears to be less understood among policymakers than traditional forms of money laundering.
On Monday, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) announced arrests targeting Lebanese Hizballah's External Security Organization Business Affairs Component (BAC), which is involved in international criminal activities such as drug trafficking and drug proceed money laundering. The proceeds from illicit drug sales are laundered internationally and used to purchase weapons for Hizballah's involvement in Syria. As the DEA notes, this multi-national investigation "spans the globe… and once again highlights the dangerous global nexus between drug trafficking and terrorism."
Building on previous findings, the task force will continue to hold hearings with U.S. terror financing officials and global counterterrorism experts to identify weaknesses in current policy, while working to ensure terror groups are unable to financially support their operations.Read More
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Mike graduated from Bishop Egan High School in Fairless Hills and earned his bachelor's degree while working his way through St. Thomas University in Miami, Florida. Upon graduation, Mike was awarded the university's highest service award.
Following graduation, Mike returned to Pennsylvania and in 1988, he graduated from Penn State's Dickinson School of Law. While attending law school Mike was the Business Manager of the Dickinson Journal of International Law. Mike is admitted to practice law in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
In 1995, Mike was appointed to the Bucks County Board of Commissioners where he served for ten years. As a Bucks County Commissioner Mike was a champion of responsible county social service programs, job creation and efficient government administration. He fought to preserve over 11,000 acres of beautiful farmland, parkland and critical natural areas. His record on open space earned him recognition from a variety of environmental organizations, including the Greenspace Alliance.
During his time as Commissioner, Mike led the fight to establish the county's first Enterprise Zone, a project that eventually led to the creation of over 4,000 private sector jobs in Bucks County.
As a Member of the 109th Congress Mike demonstrated himself to be an independently- minded advocate for his constituents. He fought for stronger borders, lower taxes and smaller budget deficits. Locally he worked successfully to bring the National Veterans' Cemetery to Bucks County. Mike was also instrumental in flood mitigation efforts along the Neshaminy Creek watershed, which had been plagued by persistent flooding.
Mike returned to Congress in 2011 after practicing law in Bucks County focusing on representing small businesses and local governments.
Mike and his wife Kathy have been married twenty-four years and have six children – three girls (Katie, Maggie and Molly) and three boys (Jimmy, Mick and Tommy). An Eagle Scout, Mike has remained active in Scouting and is a past-President of the Bucks County Council of the Boy Scouts of America.
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Pamela Varco Onsights Lucille Offwidth (5.12+) - USAby Dougald MacDonald Climbing magazine Jul/2008
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Pamela Pack Varco has onsighted Lucille (5.12+) at Vedauwoo, Wyoming, making the first female ascent and likely fifth or sixth overall ascent of the legendary offwidth and squeeze chimney. Jay Anderson first led Lucille free in 1988 after years of effort; Craig Luebben did the second ascent and the first onsight.
In the last few years Pamela Varco has become perhaps the foremost female practitioner in the blue-collar world of offwidth cracks, despite injuries including a broken back and torn muscles (from offwidthing) that once kept her in bed for two months.
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Two Western Michigan University women aviators will join 50 other teams of women pilots Tuesday through Friday, June 21-24, for the 2016 Air Race Classic, an 87-year-old, cross-country race featuring top women flyers from around the nation. READ MORE!
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Hailey's Reading Group for Kids with Autism
Hailey, an 11-year-old Woodbury student, has formed a reading group for kids with autism. She invites kids with autism in grades 2-4 to join her at the Washington County Library from 2-3 p.m. on the Sunday dates listed below. Come and read with Hailey! June 26, July 10, and July 24.
The Lion King Sensory-Friendly Performance
Saturday, July 30 at 2 p.m.
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Hennepin Theatre Trust is offering a sensory-friendly performance of Disney's The Lion King that is specifically designed for individuals with sensory, social and learning disabilities and their families and is the first sensory-friendly performance of a touring Broadway show in Minnesota.
This special show provides families the opportunity to enjoy live theatre in a welcoming and supportive environment — something that is often out of reach, as performance spaces may not typically offer a comfortable space for them. Click here for more information and to order tickets.
Highland Friendship Club Community Picnic
Sunday, July 10 from 4-7 p.m.
The Highland Friendship Club invites you to their community picnic to be held at the Highland Park Picnic Pavilion. All are welcome, and HFC encourages you to share this message with friends, families, caregivers, and spouses. The picnic is potluck - please bring a dish to share. Games will be provided!! Click here to learn more from the official Facebook Event Page.
Stages Theatre Company Sensory Friendly Performances
The Stages Theatre Company sensory-friendly performances are designed for children on the autism spectrum or others with sensory sensitivities. House lights will be on and sound levels will be lowered, and crowds are minimized for these for these judgement-free, "shush-free" performances.
2016 Sensory-Friendly Performances
Annie, Jr. - July 30, 2016
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Organized by the Down Syndrome Association, iCan Bike Camp is a gateway to a lifelong fitness activity. Camp participants experience the sheer joy and sense of accomplishment that infuses them with confidence and self-esteem spilling over into may areas of their lives. One of the main reasons families attend camp is so their son or daughter is able to bike together with friends and family members. Click here for more information and to register.


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