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The first principle of success is desire - knowing what you want. Desire is the planting of your seed.
Robert Collier
Contributed by: Zaady
Very few persons, comparatively, know how to Desire with sufficient intensity. They do not know what it is to feel and manifest that intense, eager, longing, craving, insistent, demanding, ravenous Desire which is akin to the persistent, insistent, ardent, overwhelming desire of the drowning man for a breath of air; of the shipwrecked or desert-lost man for a drink of water; of the famished man for bread and meat. . . .
It sometimes seems that we have only to solve a thing greatly to get it.
Vision - It reaches beyond the thing that is, into the conception of what can be. Imagination gives you the picture. Vision gives you the impulse to make the picture your own.
You have to sow before you can reap. You have to give before you can get.
You cannot hold on to anything good. You must be continually giving - and getting. You cannot hold on to your seed. You must sow it - and reap anew. You cannot hold on to riches. You must use them and get other riches in return.
Pictures help you to form the mental mold...
The great successful men of the world have used their imaginations, they think ahead and create their mental picture, and then go to work materializing that picture in all its details, filling in here, adding a little there, altering this a bit and that bit, but steadily building, steadily building.
The great thing is the start - to see an opportunity for service, and to start doing it, even though in the beginning you serve but a single customer - and him for nothing.
Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.
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The Dragon is a Yang,
and is the Fifth sign of the Chinese horoscope.
Strength SuccessGood HealthEnthusiasmPluckSentimentality
Birthday: September 3, 1916
Balance, wisdom and a need for rational, logical solutions.
Wisdom, secrets to be revealed, and the development of intuition.
Birthday: September 3, 2015
Completion of the karmic cycle; reaping rewards, or otherwise, for past actions.


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If you caught Mastodon on tour with Gojira and Kvelertak earlier this year, you would have caught the song live, but now you can listen to its studio version!
In honor of the seventh annual Record Store Day, Atlanta rockers Mastodon unveiled a very cool vinyl album for their fans: 'Live at Brixton...
The bill of Mastodon, Gojira and Kvelertak is undoubtedly one of the most exciting tour packages to be put together this year. All three bands complement each other in unique ways while sharing a large, intertwining fan base. The three modern metal leaders teamed up to invade New York City last night (May 15) and the energy within the city's Terminal 5 venue was buzzing with elation throughout.
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We know you're all pumped for Mastodon's 2014 album, 'Once More 'Round the Sun,' so we scored an exclusive interview with everyone's favorite handlebar-mustached guitar titan, Bill Kelliher.


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Former Vice President Al Gore plans to launch a cable news network for young adults that he says will be "irreverent and bold" but not liberal.
Gore said Tuesday that the as-yet-unnamed network will be "an independent voice in this industry" for people ages 18-34 "who want to learn about the world in a voice they recognize and a view they recognize as their own."
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Happy Cinco de Mayo!
I Hate John Kerry photo album
Bill Clinton helps Al Gore wire every school in America to Gore's new bold and irreverent news channel hoping to
indoctrinate,,, er, uh, to get the democrat's message out to school kids.
Gore said Tuesday that the as-yet-unnamed network will be "an independent voice in this industry" for people ages 18-34 "who want to learn about the world in a voice they recognize and a view they recognize as their own."
"Ciao, America!" by Italian journalist Beppe Severgnini, who lived a few doors from the Baucuses on 34th Street in Georgetown. On Page 222, the author recalls this scene just before he moved back to Italy:
"The senator's wife is venturing out into the open again, and took the opportunity to yell at our removal van. ('Get away from there right now! I'm a senator's wife!')"
Yesterday, we asked Severgnini, a columnist for the Corriere della Sera newspaper, for details. "She was really the sweetest person as a neighbor for so many months. She was very sweet," he told us, "but on the day we had the removal van, she went berserk. I thought it was very un-American, un-Washington, un-Democratic and in very bad taste. It was simply a removal van and she was really very aggressive, shouting, 'I'm a senator's wife!' It is printed in my memory . . . The van was not blocking the street, and we had very little furniture."
This all happened in April 1995; Severgnini's book, based on his diaries, was a hit in Italy long before it was reprinted here. Baucus, 56, told us: "I don't remember any such thing. I would never run out and say that I'm a senator's wife because I try to hide the fact all the time . . . I would never, ever, ever ask a moving van to move from in front of somebody's house. Why would I do that?" Link
Overheard: Ben Affleck admonishing an attractive staffer for Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist: "Why do you work for him?" Affleck also lecturing NBC White House correspondent Norah O'Donnell (who doesn't vote so as to remain objective): "It's your duty to vote. You're a bad citizen!" . . . Vincent D'Onofrio, star of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent," asked whether he would attend the Bloomberg after-party, responding: "Why would I go to that idiot's party?" (Referring, we guess, to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.) Link
Good morning, all.
Excuse me please for what might appear to be a stupid question but I am old and out of touch so it is a serious question on my behalf, but isn't that what MTV is?
Pardon moi, but wasn't it Affleck who didn't vote in 2000, matter of fact isn't it true that he has never been registered?
President Bush vows to make John Kerry regret disparaging the coalition that liberated Iraq, a new book set for release next week will reveal.
In exclusive interviews with President Bush and lengthy, one-on-one, on-the-record sessions with his closest aides, bestselling author Bill Sammon threatens to out-Woodward Woodward, who convinced only Bush and Donald Rumsfeld to speak on the record.
MISUNDERESTIMATED: The President Battles Terrorism, John Kerry, and the Bush Haters," has been obtained by the DRUDGE REPORT.
Hot on the heels of a wave of Bush-bashing tomes, MISUNDERESTIMATED, released next week by REGAN BOOKS, takes readers inside the Oval Office for historic decisions of war and peace -- from a pro-Bush point of view!
Sammon quotes the president plotting to beat the Massachusetts Democrat by turning his own words against him.
Bush reveals, in his own words and for the first time, why I deserve a second term and how he is encouraging Kerry to misunderestimate him.
Rove details for Sammon Senior White House Correspondent for The Washington Times and political analyst for Fox News Channel the Bush campaign's strategy to paint Kerry as a condescending elitist whose blatant attempts to capitalize on his Vietnam experience will ultimately backfire.
Card, the White House Chief of Staff, goes further by deriding Kerry as a JFK wannabe who lacks the mettle to be president! Bush faults his own father for having cut and run early from Iraq after the Gulf War in 1991.
Card, who has worked for both Bushes, describes 43 as an action-oriented Texan with street smarts, while 41 is the consummate diplomat who governed without bravado or braggadocio.
On the way to his infamous landing on an aircraft carrier, Bush toyed with his Secret Service agent by intentionally shaking the plane from side to side and then nosing downward so sharply they lifted out of their seats.
The president's daughters, Barbara and Jenna, feared he would not survive his Thanksgiving visit to Baghdad, the secrecy of which was nearly compromised when First Lady Laura Bush inadvertently asked an out-of-the-loop Secret Service agent for her husband's location!
Powell declares: The press is fixated on Vietnam. This unhealthy obsession, according to Bush aides, threatens to influence the president's contest with Kerry, a decorated Vietnam veteran.
Months before Howard Dean's I Have a Scream speech, Rove quietly produced a TV spot featuring an earlier Dean outburst and found that even Democratic focus groups were turned off by the anger of the Bush haters.
Lynn Faulkner, his daughter, Ashley, and their neighbor, Linda Prince, eagerly waited to shake the president's hand Tuesday at the Golden Lamb Inn. He worked the line at a steady campaign pace, smiling, nodding and signing autographs until Prince spoke:
"This girl lost her mom in the World Trade Center on 9-11."
Bush stopped and turned back.
"He changed from being the leader of the free world to being a father, a husband and a man," Faulkner said. "He looked right at her and said, 'How are you doing?' He reached out with his hand and pulled her into his chest."
Faulkner snapped one frame with his camera.
"I could hear her say, 'I'm OK,' " he said. "That's more emotion than she has shown in 21/2 years. Then he said, 'I can see you have a father who loves you very much.' "
"And I said, 'I do, Mr. President, but I miss her mother every day.' It was a special moment."
Special for Lynn Faulkner because the Golden Lamb was the place he and his wife, Wendy Faulkner, celebrated their anniversary every year until she died in the south tower of the World Trade Center, where she had traveled for business.
The day was also special for Ashley, a 15-year-old Mason High School student, because the visit was reminiscent of a trip she took four years ago with her mother and Prince. They spent all afternoon in the rain waiting to see Bush on the campaign trail. Ashley remembers holding her mother's hand, eating Triscuits she packed and bringing along a book in case she got bored.
But this time was different. She understood what the president was saying, and she got close enough to see him face to face.
"The way he was holding me, with my head against his chest, it felt like he was trying to protect me," Ashley said. "I thought, 'Here is the most powerful guy in the world, and he wants to make sure I'm safe.' I definitely had a couple of tears in my eyes, which is pretty unusual for me."
The photo has been circulating across the country, Faulkner said. Relatives have passed it on to friends, bosses and acquaintances. As they tell the story, they also share in Wendy Faulkner's legacy, which her family continues through the Wendy Faulkner Memorial Children's Foundation.
"I'm a pretty cynical and jaded guy at this point in my life," Faulkner said of the moment with the president. "But this was the real deal. I was really impressed. It was genuine and from the heart."
When I think of the trash that preceded him I could choke.
"I'm all for the ongoing insistence on showing those prison images as long as the media begins showing the World Trade Centers being immolated again. When was the last time we saw those? Think we'll see them again, even once, on the mainstream media before November? No, that kind of visceral shock wouldn't serve the left's agenda."Here, here.
We also need to see the full scope of the murder of Daniel Pearl, the corpses outside Fallujah, and the severed hands and bodies of those murdered by suicide bombers. Those victims deserve no more privacy than the victims of abuse at Abu Ghraib. And they can no longer be humiliated, because they're dead.
Mama Teresa alert: 20/20 with BabaWawa tonight.
But please look at this one
Photo 1 : See that shadow outline all around her figure? Has that been explained?
Photo 2 Same here. Black outline around her pants, but mostly--look at the shadow under her left arm. It doesn't seem to "fall" on anything like a shadow should. And, maybe it's just my computer, but she seems to be an entirely different color than the other people.
I haven't visited threads discussing these photos. Have these anomolies been investigated?
.....Suddenly a cheer came up from the crowd in front of us on the other side of the runway. I looked to my right, and a huge door was opening at the base of the ramp maybe 8 ft away. There were quite a few people to my right and behind me, so it was difficult to see exactly what was going on. Imagine my surprise when the nose of a huge BUS pulled up on the ramp. The crowd went wild.
I didn't think the noise could get any louder. But all of a sudden there was a huge roar from the crowd. GW and Laura got off the bus to waving flags and massive cheering.
They walked along the runway, waving to supporters on each side. I think I established eye contact briefly with Laura for just a moment.
There were Secret Service people standing in the area between our "Space" and the runway. They were constantly scanning the crowd. One of the young men was standing in front of me to my left (occasionally blocking my view of the podium). You could tell by the tenseness of his jaw that he wished he had GW alone somewhere in a cave rather than in the middle of this crowd even though we'd all been screened carefully.
I just have to say, Laura looks 20 lbs slimmer in person than she does on TV. I got to look at her backside for quite some time and was amazed at how much slimmer she looks in person.
Laura introduced the President, more cheers. Since I had watched his speech in Detroit last week, I'd already heard it.
Hearing it the second time, in person, and seeing the crowd reaction to it convinced me that we MUST use 9-11 in subtle ways, as a campaign issue.
When our President says (paraphrasing)..."When thugs come onto our shores and kill and maim our citizens, we will hunt them down".... the crowd goes wild. Granted, this was a very Republican crowd, but I honestly believe if the RNC develops that message we cannot lose in November.
The President spoke for a little more than an hour. His closing remarks were met with another roaring cheer,, suddenly there he was in front of me shaking hands with the people along the front row of our space.
I grasped his left hand, established eye contact, and said "We are praying for you Mr. President." He nodded in acknowledgment of my message and moved on. In an instant he crossed to the other side and began working the crowd on the other side.
As he worked the crowd on the other side of the runway it was easy to see the Secret Service men attempting to protect him. One guy had his hand on the President's waist. Another guy positioned himself scrunched up right beside the President as if to protect him from the crowd.
Somewhere along the line, the bus the President and Laura had arrived on was backed down the ramp and the door closed.
Finally, the President worked his way all along the line across from us. He came back up on the runway and shook hands with those who were seated in the first to rows of seats. He paused and spoke with Hayden Fry (who shares second place to God with Dan Gable). And then he was gone.
It was another 15 minutes before they released us from our area. My feet were numb. My hips and knees were screaming in pain. And I was a happy camper.
I was one of the fortunate ones who was able to catch a bus back to the parking ramp. Tons and tons of people walked.
And somewhere in one of these photos is pictured IG's sleeve, lol...
He has lots of experience holding twins and look at the cutie on the left checking him out...
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I am a Network & Systems Administrator and Python developer living in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Systems & Network Administrator for Morrison Industries.
Meeting Coordinator, Executive Committee of the Michigan Association Of Rail Passengers, 2015-10 ...
Steven Pemberton has published an excellent article on the weaknesses and short-comings of HTML5. There are many. But aside from that, for those who have no interest in technical musings, it contains a section that is true capital-L Literature. This describes something we talk about in Information Technology all the time [or at least we should be!] as well as in transportation advocacy. Just read it, it is brilliant.


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Breezie tablet interface
Breezie has partnered with Samsung to deliver a compelling user experience that takes away all the complexities of touch-screen tablet technology without sacrificing any of its benefits.
- Removes clutter and tech-speak
- Improves navigation and notifications
- Tailors itself for the physical requirements of a senior user
- No experience required
- Fully personalised for each individual user
- Loaded with content, applications and personal accounts upon arrival
Advanced Usability.
- Accessible touch-screen interface for older users
- Accounts for limitations in vision and dexterity
Comprehensive multi-tiered support platform
Our unique support platform allows support to come from family members, caregivers or communities. It's easy to continuously support the older user and personalise their tablet experience based on their evolving needs and increasing digital experience.
Breezie Hub. This is an online portal for caregivers, communities and family. Breezie Hub allows anyone involved to help personalise the older person's tablet experience by managing the content and apps on their Breezie.
Community Controls. Communities can centrally configure Breezies for a large group of users, making large-scale deployments easy to manage and support.
Support. Users can contact the Breezie support team directly for any help. They can do this straight from their Breezie or by calling a toll-free phone number.
Open platform
Breezie is an open, tablet-based platform that maximizes existing, popular online services (such as email or Skype) by reformatting them in a simple, clean format. In no time at all, thousands of apps are at their disposal, without the need to learn a new application interface. Being an open platform, communities can also integrate their own content or services and deliver them to seniors easily.
Curation. Breezie curates popular apps, content and services relevant to older users. It then organizes them into meaningful topics and categories for easy selection and personalisation.
Partnerships. We're constantly expanding the range of benefits older users can access by partnering with relevant content and service providers.
White labeling. We're open to white labeling the Breezie platform for care home businesses and other institutions and helping them differentiate their Breezie implementation according to their own unique brand and service characteristics.
"Breezie delivers the social and physical benefits of technology to older users who need them most."
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As more and more older people look to delay their move to a caring institute, CCAH providers are always looking for ways to help them stay at home as long as possible. We work with private-care providers to implement consumer-facing technology solutions that help provide community-level care in the comfort of home.
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In advanced care environments, where users need the most support, Breezie truly shines. We work with providers to deliver an experience that creates mental engagement and social connectedness for those who need it most, while facilitating therapies and exercises designed to counteract the progress of mental and physical decline.


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The Master of Orange County; A Merrill Lynch Broker Survives Municipal Bankruptcy
By LESLIE WAYNE with ANDREW POLLACK
Published: July 22, 1998
It is the embarrassing remnant of another era, caught on videotape.
The year is 1992, and Michael Stamenson is Merrill Lynch's No. 1 salesman worldwide. His client, Orange County, Calif., is by far Merrill's biggest account, snapping up billions of dollars in exotic securities. An ex-marine with a seven-figure income, Mr. Stamenson is the featured star in a training tape that exhorts young Merrill brokers to become a ''master of the universe,'' just like him.
To become a successful Merrill broker, Mr. Stamenson tells the recruits, they need the ''tenacity of a rattlesnake, the heart of a black widow spider and the hide of an alligator.''
That tape, now under court seal, was a prominent exhibit in a lawsuit brought by Orange County that resulted last month in an agreement in which Merrill Lynch & Company paid $400 million to settle claims it helped push the county into bankruptcy with reckless investment advice. Giving that advice, and selling those high-risk securities was Mr. Stamenson, then on top of the world, at the top of his game.
Mr. Stamenson, 58, may no longer be a master of the universe. But, considering the wreckage left behind, he has survived relatively unscathed. He remains on Merrill's payroll at $750,000 a year -- a $250,000 base and a $500,000 bonus. He is not working at his regular job, but spends his days as a prime witness in the waves of litigation flowing from Orange County's $1.6 billion investment losses and December 1994 bankruptcy.
Merrill, which is trying to disentangle itself from this fiasco, has paid dearly in dollars and in public image. In addition to the $400 million settlement, Merrill reached a $30 million settlement with the county to end a grand jury investigation; paid $37 million more in settlements with smaller municipalities in Orange County, and is about to pay $3 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Yet Mr. Stamenson, the man at the center, is likely to escape any legal punishment and remains protected by his organization. Merrill said yesterday, as it has in the past, that it ''acted properly and professionally in its dealings with Orange County'' as, it says, did Mr. Stamenson. Mr. Stamenson retains his Merrill stock options and deferred compensation. By contrast, Orange County's former treasurer and deputy treasurer pleaded guilty to criminal charges.
By the accounts of former colleagues and customers, Mr. Stamenson was an aggressive salesman who knew how to manipulate clients' weaknesses and made soothing reassurances if they balked at risky investments. There is ample evidence both he and his superiors ignored danger signals as things began spinning out of control in Orange County.
A 1993 memo from Edson V. Mitchell and William S. Broeksmit, two Merrill executives no longer with the firm, for example, warned Merrill management of ''potential adverse consequences for Orange County in the event of a substantial increase in interest rates and the flight of hot money'' from the county's investment pool.
That memo, circulated among Merrill top managers, including David H. Komansky, Merrill's current chief executive and then Mr. Stamenson's boss, recommended halting sales of risky securities to Orange County. But the firm never did so.
The circling of the wagons around Mr. Stamenson began just five days after the Orange County bankruptcy, when Mr. Komansky voiced support: ''I would say that Stamenson is exceptional as far as understanding the investment philosophies and goals of the clients he works with.''
Last month, in an internal Merrill document given to Merrill brokers in case clients should ask about the $400 million settlement -- ''Q&As for Orange County Settlement'' -- a canned answer was prepared concerning Mr. Stamenson: ''Mr. Stamenson remains an employee in good standing. As we've indicated previously, Mr. Stamenson has been spending most of his time in legal preparations. Now that the litigation has ended, his next assignment will be determined in due course.''
After Bankruptcy, A Merrill Embrace
Mr. Stamenson is the man who knows too much. Because his actions and his close relationship to the Orange County Treasurer, Robert Citron, were fully known to his Merrill superiors, it would be difficult for Merrill to contend he was a rogue broker and cut him loose.
''It's not uncommon in corporate defense cases to worry about cutting off the guy who's at the center of it,'' said a lawyer for an Orange County municipality that sued Merrill. Like most people interviewed, he spoke only on condition he not be named.
''You frequently see the person at the center of the storm continue to be well compensated by the corporate entity, while they are denying all wrongdoing,'' the lawyer added. ''The company can cut someone off or embrace them. In the mix, they have to think about: 'What are the risks if I cut this person off? What happens if he starts saying things to others?' ''
Today, Mr. Stamenson, who did not respond to requests to be interviewed, is a recluse from his friends. He has no client responsibilities. He spends his days in an endless series of depositions. He has gained and lost so much weight on his 5-foot-8-inch frame that one lawyer said his videotaped depositions ''look like ads for a weight-loss program.''
''I really don't know what the future holds for him,'' Richard Marmaro, Mr. Stamenson's lawyer, said. ''I don't think he knows.'' Mr. Marmaro added there had ''never been any finding of wrongdoing'' against his client.
Mr. Stamenson no longer enjoys an income that once came to around $3 million a year, but he is still paid more than most Americans. He has a young second wife whom he married just before the county's bankruptcy filing. He has his real estate: a $1.2 million, 5,200-square-foot, 13-room house on a street, called, coincidentally, Merrill Circle, in suburban San Francisco; a $755,000 town house in the Sierra Nevada foothills, and a $600,000 weekend getaway condo in Lake Tahoe, Nev.
While he no longer gives the lavish parties he once did -- complete with valet parking for his guests and a tour of his library filled with acrylic tombstone mementos of his Merrill deals -- his life is a far cry from his humble beginnings as the son of a Greek immigrant on a California farm.
Mr. Stamenson worked his way through college, graduating from California State University at Fullerton, majoring in business administration, before joining Merrill in 1971 as a retail broker in Santa Ana.
''He was one of the best salesmen I ever met,'' said a former Merrill co-worker of Mr. Stamenson, who asked not to be identified. ''He knew how to manipulate and control customers. He could penetrate an account deeply and then tell them what to buy.''
A Knack for Wooing County Treasurers
What happened next is a tale of a salesman who smelled opportunity in the sleepy backwater of municipal finance and struck a mother lode. When California enacted Proposition 13, which cut property taxes, in 1978, municipalities sought new sources of income, and Mr. Stamenson found them in exotic investments like derivatives, which carried much higher commissions than, say, plain-vanilla Treasury debt. (Derivatives gain their value from other securities to which they are linked.)
''He always came to conferences and was really good at making presentations to county treasurers,'' Don Merz, the Sonoma County Treasurer, said. ''He was good at describing what securities were.''
Chriss Street, an Orange County businessman and former broker, said Mr. Stamenson ''picked a nobody client in the county treasurers.''
''No one in their wildest imagination could foresee how much money could eventually be made from county treasurers,'' Mr. Street said. ''He positioned himself with the right customer as the customer grew up.''
In 1984, Mr. Stamenson was Merrill's salesman on its San Jose, Calif., account, which lost $60 million by using many of the same risky strategies that were later used in Orange County. But his role in that debacle did nothing to hinder his close relationship with Mr. Citron, nor derail his career with Merrill. The brokerage house played a relatively small role and settled for $750,000.
Although many transcripts relating to Merrill's Orange County settlement are still under seal, there is evidence Merrill put profits above caution and allowed a hard-driving sales culture, from the bottom to the top, to prevail over warnings of a potential financial disaster from cooler heads within. Even Merrill's current chief executive, Mr. Komansky, who was then the head of its debt and equity group, was listed as a recipient of memos raising red flags about Orange County, but did nothing.
Orange County's investment strategy was risky by anyone's standards; more so, since it involved public money. Starting in 1992, a series of Merrill executives urged caution, to no avail.
Under Mr. Stamenson's tutelage, Merrill helped arrange for Orange County to borrow billions of dollars short-term, in the form of so-called reverse repurchase agreements, which were then used to buy long-term interest-sensitive securities from Merrill, primarily Government agency debt and a type of derivative called an inverse floater.
Should interest rates fall, Orange County would reap enormous gains from this strategy. But, if rates rose, as they did in 1994 when the Federal Reserve tightened monetary policy, the value of the interest-sensitive securities would plummet, as they did, causing the bankruptcy.
Big Trades Brought High Fives at Office
For years, Orange County was Merrill's biggest client. In two years alone, 1993 and 1994, it bought more than $6.3 billion in interest-sensitive securities from Merrill. Lawyers who have seen the numbers say that Merrill made more than $100 million from Orange County between July 1991 and December 1994.
Mr. Stamenson, whose ''gross production credits'' (a commission formula based on securities sales) were $50 million to $70 million a year in an organization where big producers were doing $5 million to $10 million a year, was rewarded with an ever-increasing salary and a shining Steuben star to show his rising status in the Merrill galaxy.
''Merrill knew exactly what Mike Stamenson was doing,'' added the former Merrill co-worker. ''They were going along with it because he was making them a ton of dough.''
Mr. Stamenson was Mr. Citron's No. 1 adviser, and Mr. Citron was his No. 1 client -- a client whose elephantine trades were often greeted with ''high fives'' by employees at Merrill's San Francisco office. The relationship was so close that Mr. Stamenson would write ''Bullet Points'' for Mr. Citron to tell the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Mr. Stamenson, along with other Merrill executives, gave $4,000 to Mr. Citron's re-election campaign, 10 percent of the total.
And when Mr. Citron became concerned that rising interest rates would undermine his investments, Mr. Stamenson produced a Merrill economist to quell his fears -- wrongly as it turned out.
''Stamenson was almost as arrogant as Citron himself,'' Zane Mann, publisher of the California Municipal Bond Advisor, said. ''They made a good pair. It was always known that Merrill would stand by Stamenson. Merrill had plenty of time to censure him before that.''
Both Sides Saw Potential for Disaster
As early as 1992, when Mr. Stamenson was picked to star in the training videotape, evidence submitted in the trial shows that Merrill was already concerned about potential legal liability in Orange County.
A telephone conversation between Mr. Stamenson and Mr. Citron, recorded Nov. 9, 1992, and obtained by the Orange County District Attorney, shows both men and Merrill were fully aware of the high potential for a financial disaster.
In that conversation, Mr. Stamenson tells Mr. Citron how he was hastily summoned to New York on a moment's notice to answer questions about an article in the trade publication Derivatives Week that ''went through Merrill Lynch like an ICBM,'' questioning the Orange County strategy.
At the New York meeting were ''very senior'' people, according to Mr. Stamenson, including ''everybody from, what appeared to me, just quite flippantly I'm putting this, from the janitor to the chairman of the board.'' So worried were Merrill's top managers that they called Mr. Stamenson back for a second meeting days later, flying him from a London vacation on the Concorde.
''They said, 'What the hell's going on?' '' Mr. Stamenson recounted on the phone to Mr. Citron. He said Merrill executives feared Mr. Citron had ''too many of your eggs in one basket'' and that Merrill might be facing ''a bailout phenomenon.''
Mr. Citron, in the taped conversation, says he had already been called by a Merrill executive ''saying, 'Hey, we've got a legal problem here that Merrill Lynch has this great liability if something happens like, uh, San Jose or West Virginia, and we want to protect ourselves, O.K.?' ''
''And I'm saying, I'm saying to Merrill Lynch, 'Yeah, that's fine,' '' Mr. Citron continued, '' 'but where were you, you know, for the year and a half that you were, you know, selling me this stuff?' ''
To which, Mr. Stamenson replied, ''Uh, we are not uh, we are not embarrassed or, or uh, or uh, by any of the things that we have sold you so far or any of the guidance that we have given you.''
Photos: Robert Citron. (Associated Press); LEFT -- Michael Stamenson, middle, with Merrill's lawyer, Harvey Pitt, right, and Richard Fuscone, a Merrill executive, left, at a state legislative committee hearing on the Orange County bankruptcy in Sacramento, Calif., Jan. 17, 1995. (California State Legislature); BELOW -- An excerpt of a confidential memorandum sent by Merrill Lynch to its brokers on June 2, 1998, when the Orange county lawsuit was settled for $400 million. It is an attempt to answer any questions clients might have about Merrill and the settlement. Chart: Merrill Lynch and Orange County: A Troubled Tango 1986 -- Michael Stamenson, a broker at Merrill Lynch, starts working with Robert Citron, Orange County treasurer. FEBRUARY 1992 -- Dan Napoli, Merrill's senior vice president for risk management, meets with Citron and warns him that ''you have 10 times the leverage in your portfolio that we allow in ours.'' MARCH 1992 -- J.P. Morgan Securities warns Citron to reduce the risk of his portfolio. Stamenson arranges a meeting with a Merrill economist who persuades Citron not to make any changes. NOV. 2, 1992 -- ''Derivatives Week,'' a trade publication, writes that Citron is bucking ''conventional wisdom'' and is ''laughing all the way to the bank.'' The article says that ''faint-of-heart municipalities could also point to the dangers in Orange's strategies.'' NOV. 9, 1992 -- Top management at Merrill Lynch has asked Stamenson to get a written statement from Orange County's elected officials acknowledging Citron's use of risky derivatives. Stamenson convinces his bosses that it is not necessary. In a taped telephone conversation, Citron tells Stamenson, ''What you are saying to me is that you did wrong and now you want acknowledgement from the board of supervisors to protect you. Citron adds, In hindsight, I think Merrill Lynch has some culpability.'' MARCH 1993 -- Stamenson writes to Citron, offering to buy back all the derivatives Merrill sold to Orange County. Citron declines the offer. APRIL 1994 -- With interest rates rising, Orange County's portfolio is hit with $215 million in margin calls. JULY 1994 -- Merrill Lynch sells a $600 million note to raise money for the Orange County investment portfolio. NOVEMBER 1994 -- Citron is re-elected by a landslide, defeating an opponent who warns about dangers in his investment scheme. DEC. 1, 1994 -- Citron divulges losses in excess of $1 billion in the county's portfolio. DEC. 4, 1994 -- Citron resigns. DEC. 6, 1994 -- Orange County files for bankruptcy, the largest municipal filing in U.S. history. JAN. 12, 1995 -- Orange County files suit against Merrill Lynch. APRIL 1996 -- Citron pleads guilty to lying about the county's finances and is sentenced to a one-year work-release program. JUNE 2, 1998 -- Merrill pays $400 million to settle its lawsuit with Orange County. In all, Merrill has paid $469 million to settle various investigations and lawsuits from the bankruptcy. (Sources: Registered Representative Magazine; Merrill Lynch)


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Dr. Kioni Dudley has been a homeowner in Makakilo since 1979, and was a member of the Makakilo-Kapolei-Honokai Hale Neighborhood Board for over 12 years. He has been a strong voice for the people. He is the president of Friends of Makakilo, the president of Save Oahu Farmlands and a leader in the effort to Get Transit Right. He is a retired educator, and author of books and articles about Hawaii.
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Thad – a young fellow who cares enough about the community to attend NB meetings regularly. Active in the Friends of Makakilo and in the Save O'ahu Farmlands Alliance. Fresh ideas.
Mike Madix -- serves in Navy reserves, married into local family, calls Hawaii home. Has served on Palehua Community Association Board, active at St. Jude Church. Member, Friends of Makakilo
Jack Legal – Has been on the Neighborhood Board for two years. Owns a real estate company. Is very concerned about Hawaii. An independent thinker, but we most often come down on the same side about things.
George Yamamoto – Retired police captain. On the Neighborhood Board for many years. We disagree on approach, but usually not much on substance. Has long been my strongest ally on the board.
Evelyn Souza – years as parent coordinator for community schools; now works for Councilman Tom Berg. Has loyalties to both sides of many issues. Will offer variant views and will balance the board discussions.
Jame Schaedel – Grad of Kamehameha; works for Rep. Sharon Har; serves in US Army Reserve. Should bring new views to the Board.
Kaipo Pomaikai – Served on Waianae and Nanakuli Boards. Recently moved to Kapolei Homestead. It would be good to have someone from our growing Kapolei Hawaiian Homesteads.
Troy Cullen -- St. Louis grad; pilot in Hawaii Guard. Has been supported by unions and developers. Reasonable. Will bring balance to board discussions.
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