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Research Avian Flu H1N1 lp hp And Other Avian Flu
Wednesday July 13, 2011. Roswell Cancer Hospital
Buffalo NY called me this morning. Giving me the biopsy on my mothers operation, the lump on her forehead.
It is squamous carcinoma cancer - frequently attributed to overexposure to sun. And there are other causes. Usually
this type of cancer is curable. The surgeon believes the operation a success and the cancer will not return. However
this is not always a certainty. Roswell will send a letter for a followup checkup appointment for September 2011.
I did not think at the time to mention she does not receive mail at her address and has a P.O. box and do they have this?
I will take care of it at the P.O.
Thursday June 25 2011 my mother age 99 in Roswell cancer center, Buffalo NY June 23 to have a mass removed from her
right forehead and a skin graft. She has to go back for followup June 30. Five days ago I purchased a year 2000 S10 six cillinder
Chevrolet pick up truck, weight 4,000 pounds. It is time now with the truck to get working on the house. It is for sale (at
$67,500.00) if the buyer has the cash, $10,000.00 more if not. Banks are more interested right now on making new car loans
which yield big profets for shareholders rather than mortgages on houses. It is becoming expensive to sell homes to people
that need to go to the bank. I will have open house between July 20 and October 20 and I will sell it and purchase somewhere
along the Copan river Honduras in the high rain forest a strip of coffee finca land running down to the river on Honduras
land then up the opposite hill to the Guatemala line. I will not be working much, or at all, on the internet untill the house
is sold. The truck is already on down time as a light came on on the pannel yesterday SERVICE ENGINE and I think the fuel
pump went. June 15 2011 (anywhere from page one to page eight my site listed Google search engine specific general category
MEDICAL RESEARCHER. Morning of June 15 2011 on page one, afternoon June 15 2011 on page five. Mexico City is a good place
to begin applying all the exceptional work done by scientists in the laboratory of the RNA study and capability of the "living
dead" in the earth to recombinate to form new strains of Avian H1N1. West Sptisbergen is actually a getting off of the
Trolly and Mexico City offers conveniently many dynamics to study of the phenomena of the "living dead". As long
as we have nesting ducks and geese and gulls and lakes and ponds that gas bubble up time to time and Spitsbergen sea shore
nesting area that is an eternal freeze. The "living dead" RNA resting below is H1N1 comparative to DNA. Of the fissioning
of flu on the spot observation is also very important. The spread of flu is integrative and part of a unit process in Mexico
City. Flu will never go away. It will bubble up in the Adrondack Mountains of New York State and Mexico City. Deep drilling
in Mexico City down into the old lake area near where Hernan Cortez permitted Monctezuma under captured supervision to travel
to the Mexico City Lake islands to hunt ducks and geese without properly hauling the dirt away and spreading it out for sun
treatment is also a potential for a Mexico City flu epedemic. Amd as I give below if you want to take your girl friend by
the wrists as I have observed and swing her around and around and fling her at the open Mexico CIty subway door and then get
on the car with her in the dent she has created when the flu is active then you may catch it. I notice my page on Avian H1N1
(hp-high pathogenic 1918 lethal Spanish-Swine Flu strain and ordinary non lethal Avian H1N1 lp-low paghogenic annual flu has
moved to page one on Google Search Engine specific very general category "medical researcher" in the usual typed
in lower case m and r and/or upper case M and R. An Avian H1N1 lp example is the recent flu epedemic in Mexico City that contained
itself to Mexico City - where did it come from? It came from nowheres and it went to nowheres. That is what I though would
happen. It could have gone farther. Mexico City can be a cool city at times at 10,000 foot altitude. I have been snowed on
in the 1990's there in August. There has been of very recent much brillian biomedical science RNA research work on Flu
strain genetics it can be termed, else I could have not done my research without these brilliant researchers. This RNA material
in particles can recombinate creating a new strain of Avian H1N1 lp (or hp the case in the Avian H1N1 lethal hp-high pathogenic
Spanish-Swine Flu of 1918) infecting geese, ducks and gulls. domestic chickens and other birds as well as pigs and other animals.
The earth Mexico City is built on is a puzzle. One must read Bernal Diaz Del Castillo THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO to help unravel
Mexico City. He fought in that conquest with Hernan Cortez. Mexico City was principally a lake at that time with the central
gleaming city of cut stone of Mexico built in the center of that lake, an island city. There were built up causeways on the
lake to reach the city itself over the lake. The lake was full of fish and plentiful with ducks and geese. The conqustadores
hunted with Monctezuma the ruler of Mexico City who loved to hunt with bow and arrow for ducks and geese on islands in the
lake of Mexico. Actually Monctezuma was their captive but they were on good terms. The lake is drained now and a huge sprawling
city built where it was, the largest in the world. The deep part of the Mexico City subway is built down under the lake that
preexisted, that was there during the time of Monctezuma and Hernan Cortez. And to reiterate at times Mexico City can be cool
in August. How long these bird flu recombinant particles that create the particular strain of flu can survive outside of their
host geese ducks gulls is contingent on many variables, to mention sunshine, temperature, moisture, nurture of the soil examples.
There are conditions they can survive for a long time and the ultima high arctic where geese and ducks and gulls nest in abundance
will have the longest survival rates. There is digging in Mexico City and ponds and lakes anyway some years bubble up from
gas build up on the bottom bringing these flu recombinant particles up to where geese and ducks become infected with new strains
of Avain H1N1 lp and hp, most non lethal. Nature is at work. Mexico City is an enigima. Additionally the subway did not used
to be so crowded. I have been on the Mexico City subway in the 1990's and I would not call it badly crowded. But in the
mid past decade near Bellas Artes it was so crowded or packed I watched a youn man young man swing his girlfriend round and
around and release her at the packed open subway car door where she made a dent by the impact big enough for him also to jump
on with her. There is no question these packed subways caused fissioning of the H1N1 Mexico City Flu of the past decade of
the 21st century. I was that Mexico City trip visiting the Mexico City Biblioteca Nacional which are right up to date on their
osteoporosis statistics (which approximate the U.S. statistics). Ten years earlier when I was in Mexico City in the mid 1990's
the osteoporosis rates were lower. Many Mexico City people are highly dependent on their street food breakfast, lunch and
dinner entering and coming out of work and for lunch. In the 1990's it would have been difficult for persons to have the
medical condition osteoporosis the street food was so nourishing. The middle of this past decade 21st century street food
nourishment had declined. Nourishment and non nourishment is also a contributor negatively and positively to Flu. At the same
time there is plenty of cheap nourishing food to purchase through the grocery counter and take home at WallMart supermarket
(WallMart was not there at the hotel I use in the 20th century but during the years I was using that hotel built a couple
of blocks from the hotel in the past decade of the 21st century. A can of blackberries in the U.S. $4.00, at Mexico City WallMart
$1.00. June 9 2011 I turned 70 years of age today................June 5 2011 Emailing to Obama today related to the Google
Search Engine specific category MEDICAL RESEARCHER my site is on page 5 and/or 6, or 6 and/or 7, ten sites to a page(on Google
Search Engine specific category FLU HYPOTHESIS OIGIN I am on page one top of page one where I have been several months, of
1,000,000 pages, ten sites to a page that more defined category FLU ORIGIN HYPOTHESIS). There are 9,000,000 pages, for general
category MEDICAL RESEARCHER, which commands an enormous amount of respect in that position of page 5 and/ or 6, or 6 and/or
7 I am on. From year 1999 to year 2004 generally I was on page 1 of Google search engine under the same specific category
MEDICAL RESEARCHER along with Dr. James Watson also on page one. Today to reiterate I am on page 5 and/or 6, or 6 and/or 7
category MEDICAL RESEARCHER. The medical subject of mine has changed. It is about WW1 naval munitions for four years exploding
in the Atlantic to the south pumping a stream of warmer water north to the lands of Scandinavia (west Spitsbergen) and east
Greenland where from a mountain the polar ice cap can be viewed ane where the geese, ducks and gulls nest, and where there
is an eternal shore freeze. Where ancient bird flu recombinant particles leached out of the freeze when the waters in 1918
red lined infecting nesting ducks geese and gulls with bird flu recombinant particles going back to the mastondon hunters
with much of the world population 1918 having lost immunity due to the age of this flu. A land such as Spitsbergen becomes
extremely cold early and thus the nesting geese ducks and gulls begin there journey to the south lands early as was the case
with the lethal 1918 Spanish-Swine flu they spread. There are new medical researchers in the Google search engine relevancy
rankings and there are more sites total. Google is regarded in the world as number one ranking medical relevancy sites. I
remain in the top one hundred of millions of MEDICAL RESEARCHER sites that general category MEDICAL RESEARCHER of searching
for the most relevant in the nation by Google. The medical subject I am relevancy ranked for today is Avian H1N1 Flu lp low
pathogenic yearly common non lethal Avian H1N1 and Avian H1N1 hp - high pathogenic 1918 Spanish-Swine Flu. The year 1918 the
lethal year of a terrible killer flu strain of AH1N1. It was devistating deaths at least 50 million in the world with only
1/10 the world population then compared to today. This means 500 million deaths today or one out of 20 people in the world
without the annual vaccine dead from this 1918 strain. I have developed beginning in Mexico City a decade and one half ago
the correct hypothesis on when to administer the annual flu vaccine to save tens of million of lives, hundreds of millions
of lives to prevent Avian H1B1 hp of 1918 strain from fissioning. It necessitates an earlier administration than presently
and may necessitate two administrations of annual flu vaccine summer and then fall. This two administrations is not dangerous
but it is a cost problem. I am a licensed NYS social worker registered with the State University of New York and my medical
research presentations are of the highest quality. Most are the presentation of science and medicine of others as they fit
social work. Not original but exceptionally valuable none the less presented for the general public with the quality correctness
needed. This hypothesis of mine on AH1N1 (hp) however is an original science hypothesis developed by me. Generally social
workers do not develope science hypothesis but I have. My NYS license gives me this authority. And I have succeeded. It is
a great achievement and the greatest achievement of my lifetime. These lead pages on Google search engine on medical subjects
given the standing of Google search engine are enormous in their contribution of GDP to the U.S. My contributions to the U.S.
GDP thus in dollar value on Google Search Engine front pages amounts to tens of millions of dollars over the past decade.
I anticipate a $150,000.00 world cash reward for my hypothesis on Flu in the next two years. Money does talk this contribution
of mine should be looked at now in all fairness. That is a great amount of GDP contribution by me. I feel very fortunate in
having been able to contribute like this.......................... June 3, 2011 Elizabeth the Roswell social worker in charge
of lodging who my mother will be working with for a period of time if necessary has made credit card reservations at the Doubletree
Hotel connected to Roswell Cancer Hospital by corridor. My mother will arrive at the Doubletree Hotel the late afternoon of
June 15 and will leave the Doubletree Hotel late morning of June 17. Her initial medical appointment at Roswell Cancer Hospital
is for June 16. She has a suspected cancerous growth on her right forehead. It is not known if Roswell will send her home
for a time following the initial evaluation or keep her in the hospital. And it is also possible for her to stay at the Doubletree
Hotel a week or more following the morning of June 17 for a subsequent appointment. She will have $2,000.00 of American Express
Travelers Checks from her NetBank. Also Hotels cost more than expected sometimes due to extra services. The Double Tree Hotel
is $99.00 per day. She will have Elizabeth put the travelers checks in a safe for her. The growth was throughly gone over
by a cancer specialist at Nathan Littauer Hospital in Gloversville, N.Y. It is not judged an emergerncy melanoma the feared
form of skin cancer that often leads to death. It is judged to be one of the the common types that not frequently lead to
death spreading through the body. Thus no emergency operation and there is some time to get to it in surgury at Roswell. May
29, 2011 My oldest son is letting his one acre deerstand go to auction in southern Fulton County NY. It is no good for a deerstand
any longer anyway and he now lives in the Adirondack mountains. It borders near the NYS Hale Creek Prison. I had land there
and the Prison had called the Sheriffs Office and I was instructed I would have to move my Winchester 30-30 rifle 1,000 feet
down our back field north from the prison line. I was not shooting in the direction of the prison and was shooting into a
safe wood pulp pile. The Prison caused me to remove with the gun to an area that sometimes sees individuals and families abouts.
Probably the NYS trooper Fank J Lizzio will buy the acre as it is set into land I recently sold him and will balance his parcel
out. My 99 year old mothers Doctor, Dr. Glen, suspects she has a malignant tumor on her right forehead. He has scheduled an
appointment at Roswell Hospital in Buffalo in mid June. I am trying to move it up because of her age. I will call Roswell
again Tuesday two days away to see if there has been a cancellation the hospital can move her into. I will drive her up there.
I am certain I will win a $150,000.00 world cash prize award on my hypothesis on the origin of the 1918 Spanish-Swine world
deadly flu Avian H1N1 (hp). I am the race horse who has crossed the finish line with the other horses only half way there.
This has an origin in Mexico City a decade and one half ago with information I gained from Mexican people. Other researchers
have veered off on tangents as to what month and what part of the month to give the annual flu vaccine to guard against the
1918 flu, but my course has been correct. My hypothesis will save tens of millions of lives. Even half a billion. May 11 2011
I received yesterday an evacuation plan good for a foreign nation for a very reasonable amount per year for a medical illness.
I am in good health but will be turning age 70 in 30 days and will be a farmer and medical researcher in Honduras. I get a
$1,500.00 bank deposit per month Social Security check but the U.S. Social Security insurance package does not cover foreign
nations except along remote border areas with Mexico and Canada. Thus if I get ill I will have to evacuate to Miami to a private,
veterans or public hospital. This insurance comes in very convenient at this time. Sale of my home is coming along well. I
am on Realtor.com and Mother Earth News, Lands of New York. For my home an authentic Georgian Colonial one block from the
hospital and two blocks from the golf course on the edge of the country Mother Earth News is by far the most productive. I
am setting a trend in fathers from north east New York State looking to buy a home for their soon to graduate medical school
MD children. They all seem to fall on the $70,000.00 figure. They will have to go $77,500.00. I will not sell below that.
That is a very low price for an authentic Georgian Colonial these being built to last 350 years. I am not going to get the
$130,000.00 I want for it and it is worth. Gloversville is the poorest city in New York State and homes half priced. April
30 2011 Those reading not much distance down scrolling will note I have the world leading hypothesis (mine and scientifically
original and cogent - see the two top photos on this page concerning my ranking on Google search engine on the subjects of
flu hypothesis and origin on page one the lead page of Google (Google numbers its search engine pages on subject from 2 to
10,000 but page 1 it does not number which is why you do not see page 1). I nailed my sign to a horse on the front of my street
here that it is a genuine 1845 Georgian Colonial built to last 350 years and there is nothing wrong with it the they buying
party can not do with elegant wallpaper and expensive paint on interior woodwork and elegant doors. Sand and varnish up the
oak floors and pine floors and the mahogany bannister in the up and down hallways. The house is unbelievably strong. No showing
untill June 1. The three car also strong garage had the only major repair needing a roof which most I did myself 2010 and
just had $250.00 roofing delivered from HOME DEPOT yesterday to improve the garage roof. I put on my for sale street sign
I am buying a coffee finca somewhere along the Honduras Guatemala line on the Copan River and they are getting a real good
deal on a $130,000.00 home for 77,500.00. I want to buy a coffee finca while they are going at a reasonable price. Coffee
land in Guatemala is becoming expensive and where there is money to be made in Guatemala there are concentrations of Zetas.
I am familiar with Guatemala every year for 18 years which includes when the war there was in full swing. I took my first
spanish lesson in Antigua, Guatemala in 1993. And have been in the nation near every year since. December 2010 first day of
an intermediate spanish cultural lesson there five gunmen walked into a well known Chinese Restaurant where Doctor R Torres
Casenova was dining with friends celebrating a birthday and shot him in the leg and side putting him into surgery. Dr Casenova
is the brother of Rita Torres Casenova Colum wife of President Colum and ran for the presidency being beat by his brother
in law. At the same time there were massive Zeta problems independent from the assassination attempt. And additionally someone
got ahold of my KEY BANk Debit card pin unknown how and using a batch of stolen plastic cards ran my card down to a $1,200.00
negative figure. Key Bank made up the sum. Apparantly it would seem the best time to counterfiet these bank cards is when
Guatemala law enforcement is overburdened. There is none of this I know of on the Honduras side. Wherever I purchase on the
Honduras side my Finca my strip of coffee growing land will run down to the Copan river on the Honduras side and up the hill
to the Guatemala side. My continuation of my social worker license untill 2014 for the every three year now $190.00 fee came
through the mail a few days ago. Soon it will be James Franklin Lawton lic master social worker registered with the State
University in the state of New York but residing farmer in Honduras - also a researcher in new Chagas Disease medicines. .......
April 24 2011 The evening before I left for my American Airlines flight back to the U.S. I am still thinking about the screaming
young sounding womman somewheres in the cuadra of the hotel I was staying at in the Hotel Mar Jennie in Copan Ruinas, Honduras.
It went on for about ten minutes waking me up and she could not catch a breath it seemed between agonizing screams. I spent
two months in Tegucigalpa the months immediately following Hurricane Mitch more than a decade earlier and have heard women
giving birth not in the hospital but usually there are other voices and this none. I wondered if a Zeta woman had been captured
by the police. However it stopped after about 10 minutes and I heard some male say "still birth" and some young
woman castigate him for saying that. The screaming did not seem to come from a part of the hotel but behind it and they may
have been part of the hotel listening like myself. Before this I had hollered down to stop loud carpentry noise after 9:00
P.M. somewheres in the cuadra with a response to "go home" by someone. Usually the only loud noise after 9:00 P.M.
in Honduras is about a half hour befor day spring when they have loud parades as they did during my stay. They may have been
building a crib bed for the birth and the woman was giving birth apparantly alone. In any case I went back to sleep so as
to get up early to catch the 5;30 A.M. chicken bus to catch my flight out of San Pedro Sula on time. Things went well. Copan
Ruinas is right on the Guatemala line. There were no zeta problems. In December 2010 crossing from Honduras into Guatemala
I was immersed in a Zeta problem in Guatemala. Flying out of Aurora airpoet Guatemala City it appeared at least Guatemala
had borrowed a number of helicoptors from other nations and organizations to combat the Zetas. It is not good with the Zetas
active to walk down the street at dayspring not alert. One can sleep with voices and auto noise which is ordinary after 9:00
P.M. but not carpentry noise although I do not know if it was Hotel Jennie noise or elsewhere on the cuadra. Going out to
trace noise earlier days but before 9:00 P.M. it was not in the Hotel Jennie although it sounded it was. I decided woke up
I would take the hour later in the morning chicken bus for better early morning light to San Pedro Sula to catch my airplane
to Miami although that is more risky of a chicken bus breakdown and not catching the flight, which is expensive. I waited
for good dayspring light on the streets, walked down the hill, and was in luck my early chicken bus was delayed some thus
I managed to get the early bus out. The Guatemala line and the Zetas are only a few miles away. Western Honduras is not a
place for Zetas and it is remarkable the difference in wealth across the Honduras-Guatemala line Guatemala much wealthier.
The greatest danger in Honduras part in jest I give on my site http://www.nylicsocialworkeramazonas.com/id400.html which is
flying to Berne in a bottle. Not much danger of that either. I have been in Bolivia a number of times including the gas-petrol
riots and I suspect this is what happened to a U.S. Peace Corp member who disappeare from the face of the earth this past
decade. Not certain of that. However to reiterate all went well flying out of Honduras from San Pedro Sula in April 2011.
Down the hill from the Hotel Mar Jennie where the chicken busses leave from only the locals out and no Zetas. However Copan
ruinas must take cognizance of the Zetas. It rains a lot and for the slippery cobblestone 45 degree angle streets I purchase
the local codine tablets which are proprietary drugs there. I thought some might have been missing in my room but they went
into the laundry packaged and recovered. The reason I though this is I had paid a dollar a tablet. But then later not having
them any more, in another drug store I paid $.20 cents a tablet, realizing no one would take them. I did not report it as
I was not certain what happened to them and also thought I was overcharged and they are cheap tablets no one would take. It
pays to shop around. There is also another part of Copan Ruinas most people do not see which is non tourist with big agricultural
outlets and other stores. The visitor may want to shop there. As to the codiene tablets in December Guatemala 2010 I paid
$1.00 each tablet for them told it was a la ganga. Selling them one drug store $1.00 per tablet in Copan ruinas but you can
also get them for $.20 per tablet. They are preferred over Tylanol. Copan ruinas has got to keep its people alert at peak
alertness day spring hours for the Zetas should they cross. Perhas they will go back to Mexico. .......................April
15 2011 Self scheduled day I have for beginning working on my house I have for sale at $140,000.00. I am buying a coffee finca
in Honduras. I have my Rutgers University Alumni Directory now for 2011. Graduate School of Social Work 1969, Medical Researcher,
graduate James F Lawton 73 E State Street Gloversville N.Y. 12078 ....................... April 12 2011 I am the brigadier
as called in Central America because of my work on the origin of Avian H1N1 (hp-high pathogenic flu). In South America earlier
I was called the el capitan of social work because of my brilliant and accurate medical research presentations of areas of
medicine. Brigadier is a much higher rank and it is as high as I will go. Someone will have to take it from here. Many thanks
to the research of Warwick Hughs in presentation of the west coast Ireland Armagh studies of temperatures. Their well kept
records for 200 years show clearly there is no general overheating by mankind in terms of the overall world globe. There is
a very gradual incremental increase each year for two hundred years that is linear mathmatically. That means that over 200
years each increment of the next year is about the same as the year before, this for 200 years. I have had at Syracuse University
a very elementary course in calculus. There was more than that to the course but I do not recall Ms Birdie the instructor
teaching much else but calculus. It was required. If it were not I would not have taken it. The instructor was Ms Birdie to
reiterate and she reduced me from an A to a B+ because peripherally I multiplied 1 x 1 and got 2. I have enough calculus to
see there is no function in the Armagh records that increases at an increasing rate over a 200 year span of time. If it were
industrial heat up this would be the case. Many thanks to that record provided by Warwick Hughes. That does not mean however
that in limited spots in the world overheating by man can not cause disaster. The ultima high Arctic is such a limited spot
and about 90 years ago man did it a great damage and it produced an extrordinary world disaster as a result. I am the brigadier
who has presented to the world my original and the correct hpothesis of the origin of the Spanish-Swine Flu of the particular
lethal strain that hit the world beginning late August of 1918. My hypothesis may save more than one billion people. In South
America high in the Andes and low in the back Amazon I was el capitan presenting the best studies of areas of medical research
for social work. Now I have developed my own hypothesis over fifteen years beginning in Mexico City on flu origin at the brigadier
level. It is accepted in the world as the correct hypothesis - which it is. That is as high as I can go. Someone must take
it from here. Although I am much higher now than el capitan. Still my work lends to necessity the administration of the flu
vaccine early August. Which may mean because of the early administration later in the Fall another vaccine must be administered
as the early vaccine will have worn off. This means money. Now you need four stars. I am your brigadier and my hypothesis
will be implimented for the future as long as the world lasts. Who your four stars will be who will impliment this I do not
know. April 7 2011 I am now ranked on Google search engine (English) world web on page one, top of page one under subject
categories HYPOTHESIS FLU and FLU HYPOTHESIS ORIGIN. My hypothesus thus will be used and principal in moving the Flu vaccine
up to early August - which may bring with it a second vaccination later in the Fall However the two billion has been spent
to find a way to counter the lethal stain of Avian H1N1 (hp - high pathogenic) when and if it comes. Common Avian H1N1 (lp
- low pathogenic) Flu we understand and have for many years but the routine of early Fall administratine of vaccine must be
changed from what is adequate for the common Spanish-Swine flu Avian H1N1 (lp) to what is adequate for the lethal strain Avian
H1N1 (hp) which demands with absoluteness administration of the vaccine in early August. Geese and ducks and gulls arrive
earlier on the lethal flu potential from nesting in the very fagile ultima high artic where from a mountain top the polar
ice cap can be viewed. It will arive again some day either from a man made catastophy or from a natural catastrophy from this
fragile region. Most are familiar with Vice President Al Gores work in fragility of the enviroment with excess warming. I
follow basically Warwick Hughes, in terms of most of the Globe, that there is no on a grand scale global warming. Using the
well kept records of two hundred years of Armagh, Ireland that discount large scale global warming. There may be however here
and there on all parts of the globe local disease catastrophies from overwarming. To reiterate anywhere on the globe. Still
most of the overall globe remains healthy. The ultima high arctic however can cave in quickly with overwarming as was seen
in late August 1918 when the lethal Spanish-Swine Flu Avian H1N1 (hp) came down with the ultima high arctic nesting birds.
I began on Flue loosely fifteen years ago when wandering across and down the avenue from the Mexico City Museum of Anthropology
I stopped in the park rowboat duck pond and thee was some digging and Mexicans told me they were digging up the Flu. It can
be very cold in Mexico City at 10,000 feet elevation. In August I have been snowed on. I kept what I was told in mind. I mention
this as what I have achieved is an accomplishment over one decade and one half and I now warrant an office on the street where
my home is, as it is residentially zoned - a surgical dentist, Catholic Charity outpatient clinic and a Florist allowed near
the main entrance of the Hospital. The warranted office is not a great achievement but the Flu hypothesis is a great achievement.
March 30 2011 This is Honduras but the San Pedro Sula Bus terminal is one of the largest and most modern in the world. Serviced
mainly by chicken busses. Things to come.
March 20 2011 In a few days I am flying home to Gloversville NY. I called home and my mother is o.k. and all is
well. I will be seventy years of age June 9, 2011 and this venture took a serious look at some coffee land back
in the mountains near Copan Ruins along both sides of a small river. Twenty five acres and two very basic dwellings
on it for $55,000.00. Some good coffee land as well as acreage for growing a couple of beef some corn, a milk cow or
goat. There is no barning, for the livestock only eating, resting, sleeping, copulating and drinking and socializing. And
that is very cheap. When I sell the house I will come back to see if it still for sale and buy it or something else
in that area if it is gone.
March 5 2011 I have changed my mind and will spend the remaining ten days in Central America before returning
to the states here at Copan Ruinas, Honduras. I have paid the Hotel Jennie the ten days. There is good land around
here on the Honduras side not as expensive as the Guatemala side - which is less than ten miles distance.
March 4 2011 (afternoon) I will be leaving Ceiba, Honduras early tomorrow morning and have
changed my mind again. I am instead of going to the Honduras state of Paraizo going to Antigua, Guatemala and will take another
learning session at the Dalton coffee plantation. I will use that, a refresher or second course and there is more to be learned
formally in Antigua about coffee. The area produces the worlds finest coffee. And cut down on the Manzanas of the coffee finca
I will soon purchase. I have ample money to get by on not including the profits of the coffee finca. I will not
take my usual Spanish lesson course this visit but educate myself in coffee growing. There is some profit even not having
a large number of manzanas in coffee growing. Not much in beef unless you get the land very cheap. I will grow a beef
or two. I think that is the best option for me as I have reached age 70. I will bring down my Husvarna 350
and go to work. I want to get the farm.
March 4 2011 I want to buy a coffee Finca. Cost of land is too high in Guatemala. I will skip Guatemala entirely
but will not go down to Gracias A Dios. Rather I will go to El Paraiso in the Honduran state of Paraiso. It is volcanic soil and
good coffee growing land and prima faci from current reports in that state there remains good uncultivated coffee
growing land there. Although favorable reports do not always present the correct case. The state of Paraiso was
the first Honduras state coffee crop was grown commercially in meaning it has the best soil, altitude and climate for
coffee growing of premium coffee. Meaning I have to go there and study the price of an uncultivated manzana of coffee
land. Paraiso is on the west side of Honduras bordering Nicaragua. Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico more than one
hundred years ago sold United States citizens very very cheaply coffee land much of which was not good coffee
growing land. Coffee beans the size of tree cherry fruit were according to the advertising of those nations supposed to grow
right down from the mountains to the beach. It was not the case however and U.S. farmers had to be Adam of the Old Testament
to make a living on the land. They became very depressed over their investments. Then in a decade came ship refrigeration.
Much of the land they had at the beginning purchased was excellent banana land. Perfect for growing bananas. The
problem was bananas spoiled on the way to market. A banana was regarded as a rare fruit and one banana in Philidelphia,
Pennsylvania in the United States went by todays dollar at $4.00 for one banana. Then a decade later with ship refrigeration the
same banana cost $.10 per banana, and all city workers included a banana in their lunch box. And mothers could
get their children to eat cerial by chopping up a banana in it. Now the entire world had bananas. United States citizens
and Hondurans who had invested ten years earlier in the large blocks of very cheap land now became millionaires rapidly.
The big companies bought up as much land as they could.
The point being however I do not think the Government of Honduras sold much land cheaply for coffee growing in the
Honduras state that grew the best coffee, which is el Paraiso. Not many Hondurans bought up the cheap blocks
of land throughout Honduras for coffee growing knowing it was not prime coffee land and bananas spoiled. Bananas were
only good for growing for people of Honduras. United State citizens bought these big blocks of cheap land not
being knowledgeble. Then after a decade with the advent of ships refrigeration the angel appeared and fortune did shine on
them and they profited, those that did not sell out to the big companies who knew more about refrigeration earlier than themselves
or most of themselves.
Two years ago I took a coffee course at the famous Dalton coffee plantation outside of Antigua, Guatemala. I was
told by a staff member of Dalton that a reasonable manzana of uncultivated coffee land should go about $3,000.00 to make
a profit. I am not willing to go over that. The problem with Guatemala is that the price of land has become extravagant.
I will find out what it is in the state of Paraiso Honduras.
March 1 2011 I have decided to skip Guatemala entirely and head down south in Honduras towards Gracias A
Dios and Puerto Limpera located in Gracias A Dios, near the Nicaragua border. I have $100,000.00 plus
or minus to invest in a small farm and am going to purchase in Honduras. Land is too expensive in Guatemala. Land
is cheap nowhere but southern Honduras would be the least expensive and it is relaxed, on the remoter
side as Central America goes. That is what I am looking for.
February 28 2011 I am staying at the Grenada Hotel in Ceiba, Honduras the same hotel I stayed at 12 years
ago for a week the months 1998-99 immediately following Hurricane Mitch. The Lowlands farmers of Europe have a right
idea. Firstly my pages of research on the lethal strain of Avian H1N1 flu are the correct research. Secondly in
this first decade of the 21st century to put them in proper place. Flu in the cities of Europe is now ``human flu``.
The only person to put up on the gallows platform is the farmer himself who brings the flu into the cities in his lungs
coughing and sneezing, as caught from his barnyard fowl who the wild geese and ducks drop in on for feed and the pigs
who catch it from the fowl. The doctor must be listened to in terms of bedrest, medicine and hospitalization as well as getting
the yearly flu vaccine. And the fissioning of the flue in confined spaces dense with people put to an end until the flu
epidemic ends.
Flu has become human. There are no ducks, chickens, geese and turkeys on the subways and trains. Mexico doctors would agree
with the Lowlands farmers of Europe. At one time things were very different. In the early to late mid 1990`s I used to
take the old Mexico passenger train no longer operational from the United States border down to Tapachula, Mexico on
the Guatemala border. Often I sat next to geese and turkeys, sometimes behind and in front of me. Sometimes they would
come back and visit. They are good natural immunization but they also spread flu through coughing and sneezing and defication.
That is part of the immunization process. Today we have the vaccine replacing fowl. That will spread flu sometimes also
but it is not a lethal strain. Overall it is a very good vaccine. We also had chickens living on the back porch. And
sometimes in the house also. Biographers of Fidel Castro record that visitors to the Castro home when sitting at the
dinner table had to look at their chair seat first not to sit on an egg. February
12, 2011 I will be traveling to Guatemala-Honduras flying out February 24 2011 to
San Pedro Sula Honduras American Airlines and returning March 17 2011 visiting Omoa, Honduras and Livingston, Guatemala.
.(February 1, 2011. I charge $140.00 per hour expenses included. Costs are going up for research as with
my to the top subpages on the attemped assassination December 7, 2010 of Dr. Rolando Torres Casanova by the five gunmen
at the popular Guatemala City Chinese restaurant down the hill from where I was staying that day in Antigua, Guatemala
- below the three volcanos seen in the distance from Guatemala City. Dr Torres formerly water czarr (and who
may disturbed some with privatization of water) had run against his brother in law president Colum who won. Sandra Torres
Casanova Colum wife of the president is the sister of Dr. Casanova. And on the day of the attempted assassination the
robbing of U.S. banks over the wire by the spreading about Guatemala of freshly made fake copied bank cards to earn a couple
of hundred thousand dollars to pay the five gunmen. Key Bank had to assume the loss on that portion that was drawn
from my bank account.). This is simply the stealing of batches of plastic cards with a forger putting in the raised letter
from someones rememberance (some people are very good at it and remembering the pin buttons pushed).
January 29 2011. I have the leading world hypothesis on origin of Avian H1N1 (hp) lethal Spanish-Swine flu 1918-19 from overwarming
of the ultra high Arctic which killed approximately 100 million people on the globe those early years of the
20th century, and this early 21st century with an 800 percent world population increase will kill one billion persons. We
still had many chickens-ducks kept in back yards then which provided natural immunity in terms of an analogy as cows
provide cowpox (smallpox vaccine - all smallpox vaccine year 2011 is cowpox). Avian H1N1 is a bird flu. It is a disaster to
say it is a pig flu although pigs catch it repidly like humans. Next to monkeys and apes pigs are the closest to humans. Today
in absence of chickens and ducks kept in the back yard (some had pigs too) the annual flu vaccine replaces chickens
ducks in the back yard and the natural immunity they provided. Also non smokers only catch half the amount of Avian H1N1 as
do smokers as proven by Israel soldiers. And a diet of fresh meat and poultry, eggs, and fresh vegetables with exercise and
a good life style will reduce it again by half. Still it is not enough. You must have the flu vaccine or rent yourself
a patch and raise your own chickens and ducks or have an agreement with some poultry farmer to go in the coups and collect
your own very fresh eggs. I have ten pages on this flu hypothesis which leads in the world year 2011 as pertains
to my subpages to the left on this my main page you are reading. and I recently introduced a part folk medicine
page which should prove relevant to the lethal flu epidemic issue. Http://www.nylicsocialworkeramazonas.com/id376.html
In the past few days I also have combined my SURGEONS HIV subpage with my new page ( top subpages left)
on the true to life movie DARFUR which shows why we have so much HIV in the world today when it was not well paid
black Africans from that continents west coast that found the most superior medical way to prevent it. Nice
things cost money. The United States went right around these black Africans ignoring them trying to get extra dollars
for Gulf War 1 and 2 and the war in Afghanistan, which is where it still stands today. It is a movie of total excellence. Nothing
has appeared as good recently.
January 23 2011 I got my $1200 back but how does Key Bank get its $1200 back from the dozen or so Guatemala
cash machines dispensing cash to a plastic copied card of mine Key Bank tells me, on the the day of the attempted assassination
of the Guatemala presidents brother in law Dr Rolando Torres Casanova, December 7 2010 by the five gunmen at the popular
Chinese restaurant in Guatemala City (I was in Antigua Guatemala up the hill from Guatemala City - where you see from Guatemala
City the three big volcanos) .
January 20 2011 I have checked with The Key Bank department that investigates the incident in Guatemala that occurred
December 2010. My first hunch was correct. I was the victim of a sublimated Guatemala assassination on the same day by
the organization network of the five gunmen who attempted to assassinate Dr Roland Torres Casanova in Guatemala City, brother
of Guatemala president Alvaro Coloms wife, on that day. The few days preceeding this day of the five
gunmen I had set things loose by my publishing my scientific report in Antigua, Guatemala to general bulletin
board posting I had developed from Prensa Libra newspaper of Guatemala City two years earlier of the water
problem in Guatemala City. With half of the hospital beds of the city occupied by young babies because of polluted
water (which set loose that Dr Casanova the water Czarr at that time because of his excellent work correcting that
water problem is unbeatable if he chooses to run for president of Guatemala in the election coming up. I did not even
mention Dr Casanova but he is none the less unbeatable if he runs deductable from the posting, which some persons suddenly
realized. He lost to President Colom his sisters husband last election. My summary of this is my top subpage to the left showing
on this my main page. I will return to Guatemala this summer. Farmland has become exceptionally expensive
there around areas better protected with security but now there are no areas protected by security so it may become affordable
even in the rich volcano soil areas. And land prices may rise in Hudspeth Texas by Mexicans letting there farms set below
the Rio Grande and buying land above the Rio Grande because of crime in Mexico. I have the leading world hypothesis
on origin of Avian H1N1 (hp) lethal flu.
January 13 2011 I got my letter back from Key Bank investigations that the dozen or so withdrawels on my Master
debit card amounting to $1,200.00 were not mine and that case is closed. Cash machines with many numbers and some may have
been located all over the world. I have not called them to see what it was all about yet but will. I suspect when they
loaded the machines at dawn in the murkey light they forgot to calibrate them and left quickly for fear of lurking Zetas.
The Zetas are all over Guatemala. The Zetas are not the only problem. The water is not as good. It used to be pure and ice
cold from a lake high up on the volcanos. Now I am told they mix it in with with water from a large lake at much lower elevation
near Guatemala City. How this works out is a water with much lesser quality. In terms of the coli. The old colis from the
volcano were much like our Adirondack mountain water. The adjustment upon return was no problem. Now it is. I am just getting
my strength back after a month. Also the lomotil is old and worthless and other medicines the same. Guatemala is in a bad
January 5 2011. I am now recognized on a world basis as a nys licensed master social worker-scientist whose hypothesis
theory of lethal Spanish (Swine) flu AH1N1 (hp) is now holding up the lives of more than a billion people up in terms of the
hypothesis and its origin. How this happened at its own personal origin is 15 years ago I was walking down the avenue by the
Mexico City Museum of Anthropology and a couple of blocks down turned into the large recreational park with a row boat duck
pond. Mexican people pointed out to me a flu epedemic would soon hit Mexico as some digging about the pond was being done.
It did not make a great impression at that time but I remembered it. I advanced it and it has now made me one
of the most important people in the world in terms of social work and science and living out ones life not dying of Flu
epidemic. The Lawton hypothesis on Flu is today the most advanced hypothesis on lethal Flu epedemic origin and is
guarding the life of one to two billion world people.
January 5 2011 I am home and settled for the winter. No more Guatemala during the winter months 2011. The nation is
being run over by Mexico Zetas (the average Guatemala businessman believes they work for the U.S. Senate and House and Obama).
By the time I had finished my Spanish lesson in Antigua, Guatemala up the hill under the three volcanos from Guatemala
City I had $1,400.00 worth of charges I did not make on my Key Bank debit Master Card. These were to numerous cash
machines who could have been many places in the world with various numbers. It is doubtful cash came out of the machines but
I requested cameras on those machines be secured in case cash did come out. My guess is the persons loading and callibrating
the machines at daybreak on the dark zocalo rushed what they were doing given the Zetas about robbing and killing. Also
the first day I began my Spanish lessons Dr. Rolando Torres Casanova brother in law of Guatemala president Alvaro
Colom was shot in Guatemala City in a Chinese restaurant at a birthday celebration when five gunmen walked in. He is the brother
of Sandra Torres Casenova Colom wife of the president. Dr Casenova has run without success for the presidency of Guatemala
but may do much better on the next presidential election a year away. Also Guatemala has had a water polution problem
due to its frequent earthquakes and president Colum has privatized the water system. Dr. Casanova may be seen by virtue
of privatized water as a traitor, a Benedict Arnold. Many Guatemalans favor localized handling of water. A friend at the birthday
celebration was killed by the gunmen and Dr. Torres was hit in the leg and on his left side and taken to surgery, thereafter
being in stable condition. This is getting very close to the Presidency. Closer than I have ever seen and I have been in Guatemala
seventeen times in the past two decades. For right now, at home, I am going to move the horses into the dining
room of the unused east side of my house I own and begin making storm windows and do some fix up - not much needed
- on the mahogany bannister hallway, The upstairs hallway and one large bedroom has very old real linolium. I have decided
not to put down new as I am selling the house - I will probably sell it May or June - and it will likely not
be what the new owners want. They will discard it and it will be a waste of money. Basically the house does not need much
fix up. I have no idea what the new owners will want on the walls. It remains the sturdiest house in Fulton County, N.Y.
a 1845 colonial georgian, georgians built to last 350 years. It is in much better shape than the $400,000.00 homes built
after 15 years.
Fulton County has become rich suddenly. I myself began noticing it July-August 2010 with a plethoria of big
new cars on the streets and avenues suddenly appearing. As it turns out the county had an exceptional year in tourism (see
my photo scrolling down of the boat marina). People are taking vacations but at cheaper places and Fulton County New York
is a cheaper place. People all the way from Russia. The trend should continue into future years. In any case the gold
coins are spilling over and the recession is over in Fulton County.
December 15 2010 I flew home from Guatemala mid afternoon December 10 after finishing my five day
Spanish lesson. I flew out five days early to attend to a potential furnace problem of one of my two furnaces in my large
house. Everything is functioning fine presently. I have encountered a real problem with the Credomatic cash machines of Antigua,
Guatemala. Right now my Key Bank debit card is going wild, even since my returning home. I have had my card
on my person at all times. I actually have about $500.00 in the checking account left over but owe Key Bank
$1,500.00 I do not owe them (plus owe them the $500.00 which is mine not theres) on withdrawels none I never made.
All of this from the day I arrived in Guatemala from Honduras which was December 3, 2010. My actual withdrawels were on the
Credomatic CAJER 06 and Credomatic CAJER 179 both located in the same room on the Antigua Guatemala zocalo and these
I made the others no. The other Credomatic numbers are not CAJER machines and where in the 24,000 mile world they are
located I do not know nor does Key Bank as they can not locate them. They should make a request to secure the cameras but
say they do not do this, at least immediately? Even if they can locate the cash machine immediately they do not secure
the cameras immediately. The day before coming home calling Key Bank I found out my account was being depleted to almost
nothing. However my overdraw was turned on and I withdrew the standard for U.S. persons Q2,000 which is about $250.00.
I have noticed in the non CAJER withdrawels standard withdrawels U.S. Q2000 ($250.00) plus some $20.00 and $30.00 withdrawels
which U.S. persons never make but are the common withdrawel amounts of Guatemala natives. However although it looks suspicious
primafaci, it is more probable no cash is coming out of these non CAJER machines. Key Bank is running it down. I
had this happen some years earlier on a cash machine by the Aduana gate of Brownsville, Texas on the U.S. side. Where
I got three provisions on the paper electronic account of cash - that never came out of the machine. However this was
corrected. The second day in a spanisl lesson, later that evening of that day five gunmen walked in on Dr Rolando
Torres Casenova at a well known Guatemala City Chinese restaurant with friends celebrating a birthday. Dr. Casenova was
shot once in the leg and once in the left side of his body. A friend in the group was killed. Dr. Casenova is the brother
in law of Guatemala president Alvaro Colum, the brother of the presidents wife Sandra Torres Casenova Colum. He
serves as the Minister of water for the president and has probably saved more babies of breast milk infection than any
person living from the earthquake fractured drinking water pipes and sewage pipes. Two years ago more than half the
beds in Guatemala hospitals were occupied by babies sick from their mothers breast milk, botulism the most dangerous,
their mothers drinking the city water. This situation is being remedied. Dr. Casenova has thrown his hat in the
presidential election ring before. He would be a hard man to beat, if even possible.
December 7, 2010 I am in Antigua, Guatemala taking five days four hours a day of individual Spanish instruction.
I will fly back to New York State December 10, 2010.
November 29, 2010. I am staying at the Hotel Mar Jennie Copan Ruinas, Honduras. I am not here to see the ruinas as I viewed
them nearly 12 years ago. I went to the Department of Health here in Copan Ruinas this morning to plan a trip of a few
day to Tegucigalpa, Honduras to visit the Biblioteca de Salud Publica located in he Government Department
of Salud building the capital Honduras to be told it has been closed down". Thus that pursuit is
no longer in question. In a few days I will head on to Antigua, Guatemala and take my usual individual instruction 7
hour a day 5 day a week Spanish lesson. I will return to Miami flying American Airlines from Guatemala City and from
there to New York State. But you ask yourself the question has not Johnsown, N.Y. the twin city of Gloversville, N.Y.
my home city had its bus route to the only Hospital in Fulton County N.Y. next to my home cut off because Johnstown refused
to pay a few thousand dollars more and now it will cost the old people $15.00 a trip by taxi or more, some three times
a week paying that rate of $15.00 to $20.00 each trip whereas before it cost them $1.20 each trip. They would have gladly paid
increased increased difference in rate but it was too far to think for either Gloversville or Johnstown.
They are ranked together as the poorist cities in New York State. I will fly home from Guatemala December 15.
It is November 25 2001. I arrived in San Pedro Sula, Honduras yesterday night. I am staying at the Hotel Gran Marina
Emperador in Tegucigalpa for three days then to Copan and Tegucigalpa for one day to see if the Department of Heath has anything
recent on chagas disease. Then on to Antigua, Guatemala for a week long individual instruction in Spanish, then return to
the U.S. from San Pedro Sula. I was here in Sula in May of this year same hotel and traveled to the west hill country to look
at a small amount of land to grow a few beef. I did not see any coffey land on the order of the land around Antigua, Guatemala.
I want to retire here in Honduras or Guatemala with a small farm. I will be age 70 in one half year. I need to sell my house
in New York State. It is assessed at $96,000.00. It is good property one block from the hospital by the country and three
blocks from the golf course in a crime free area. There is a recession in the U.S. right now and buyers expect to pay 15%
to 20% less than assessment for taxes. A sale of a beautifull infirmary for old people has just been made on that basis. The
city of Gloversville sold it to a private concern for 15% under assessment. They wanted their 15% lop off due to the recession......
Something to avoid: at the same time the infirmary was sold another beautiful business office building was auctioned off.
It had an assessment of $230,000.00 being worth much more but the final bid was $48,000.00. It sold thus at $48,000.00 the
owners taking a huge loss. That is the way it goes at auction. It is a gamble. The reason the owners auctioned it is nobody
wanted to buy it in the area. So they went afar. But Gloversville, New York is the poorest city in New York State. There are
no businesses to rent business office space. The new owner will insulate the offices better but without unforseen events it
will be years before they will be able to rent the offices at a profitable rental. Untill then it will be a loss to them even
at the low augtion price they paid for it. However the infirmary business is boombing because people are getting older and
there is Federal Social Security health insurance paying the infirmaries. However still the new owner wanted 15% taken off
the $4,000,000.00 assessment because of the recession.
Things did not go well the evening before the plane. I could not get the furnace started on the
east side of the house. That is the first that has happened. A new furnace. I left the big door of the divider open in the
cellar so that the furnace in the west side could heat the east side of the house and the down to cellar door of the east
side open so some heat could come up into it. I hope that will do untill December 15 when I fly home.
October 19, 2010 I have purchased my American Airlines ticket
to Guatemala leaving October 3, 2010 and returning October 24, 2010. I will settle permanently in the Antigua, Guatemala area as
soon as I sell my house. I want to grow a few beef there on farm land. Buy a small home and get a pretty young wife.
The price of my home in April will be $108,000. Right now it can be in vew that no houses are selling purchased
for $78,000 but I am certain by April houses will be moving again at their fair prices. Mine is assessed for taxes at $97,000.
Normally houses sell at ten percent over their assessment but not this year. They are selling for less but the tax assessments
will not change any. Land is doing o.k. There was a devistating article in the capital district Albany N.Y. Times Union three
weeks ago on the poor housing sale market. Everyone is packing their money away in banks waiting for the great financial
depression of 1929 to happen when people on Wall St in NYC jumped out windows. It is psychological. But maybe not.
Meanwhile I have sold quite an amount of my country land and will sell more. People are buying their acre for their future
new house if they are not buying a used house, but they are not buying the house yet, new or used. I have a
new page on line at the top of my sub pages on the Madeleine McCann disappearance. I had a page on two years ago but deleted
it with the official Portugal policia judiciaria report on the disappearance. The news media was not trustable. Now if Prensa
Libre newspaper of Guatemala had covered the disappearance on site in Portugal it would have been. But all those hundreds
of reporters in Praia Da Luz did was fake it. Besides sin of whiskey sours at the beach taking a free vacation one other reason
is nobody can speak Portuguese. They can speak Spanish well enough to get their news feature but no one can speak Portuguese.
I have been in Antigua Guatemala more than a dozen times beginning when the war there was in full swing. A year
and one half ago walking down an Antigua back street coming my way was a horse carriage wagon, horse and driver and a
little girl alone taking in the sights that was the perfection in looks of Madeleine McCann. I would guess her mother
had put her on the wagon alone for a ride to emphasize she was not Madeleine McCann taken but her own daughter.
It is unusual to see a five year old girl riding sight seeing alone. Per square mile there are more north Americans and
Europeans in Antigua than any other place in the world. It is the second oldest city in the Americas.
September 29 Late last week a devistating front page article in the Albany NY Times Union. Home sales are down more
than 40 percent and that means actual sold at prices are down also. Gloversville N.Y. is part of the greater Albany
area a 37.5 mile commute from the center of one to the center or the other, using the NYS Thruway. All Gloversville inner
city factories are closed down presently making it the second largest recipient of welfare in terms of Fulton County the city
it is located in in New York State. At the same time Gloversville unemployment rates are slightly below national
average. My home is full assessed at $97,000 and most homes here in the $100,000 category are going currently 15-20 percent
below their full assessment in actual sold at price. So I lowered my asking price from $102,000 to $78,000 yesterday.
The only bright star near is Saratoga N.Y. and my home would go there in a month or two at $225,000. All
other stars are cities showing a temporary fade. I questioned whether to take it off the market until May 2011 but in view there
is in the eastern NYS news various articles that so many people with a loved one with speial needare in desperate
need to purchase a home next to a hospital I decided to leave it for sale as I am relocating to Guatemala for good and land
to grow a few beef on is on parity with the decline of value in the U.S. I will not be making any gains or loses likely
if I sell it for $102,000 or more in May 2011 given a positive trend. Perhaps lose a few dollars. So I am going to finish
up on the house exterior in October-November and December-March do painting of woodwork, wallpapering, sanding of floors
and a few other things that need to be done in the interior. And put it back on the market at $102,000 or more
beginning April or May 2011 and see what happens.
It will not be on the market January-April 2011 but out of consideration of the exceptional demand for homes next
to a hospital I will sell it for $78,000 untill the day before Christmas to those in special need or to anyone else. Do
not say I did not do anything for you. I think that is fair. It will not be for rent at any time. It is fix up and redecoration
time. It is also an economical 2 family home as the east side with the mahogany banister can rent for $950
- $1050 per month. Assessment is $97,000 and yearly taxes $4,600. Rents in Gloversville are not cheap. A 48 apartment project
is being built for the low income and these will rent for $600 - $800 per month dependent on family size. My home is at 73
E State St and the Nathan Litauer Hospital, the only county hospital, at 99 E State St. I would like to go to Guatemala for
the winter but that would mean cutting out an artfully closed off door from living room on the west side to mahogany
banister hallway on the east side done by carpentry in the 1840's and I will never get it back if I do. This in case
one of the two furnaces should go so there will not be pipe freeze up. I may go down to Guatemala for a month before
the freeze up weather comes. .
September 27 2010 I put on line yesterday a photo of a marina in a cove of the Great Sacandaga Lake. The marina is
3 1/2 miles east out the Gloversville N.Y. E State Street extension. My home is in the city at 73 E State St. Also I
put on a photo of the Nathan Litauer Hospital, the only hospital in Fulton County and serving the county and a wide area
of the Adirondack mountains beyond the county. In the background can be seen the first abrupt outcroping of
the cold granite Adirondack mountains the greatest wilderness area in the United States. The hospital is located at 99
E State St one block east of my home. A secondary entrance is directly north of my home on Easterly St.
My home is located at the corner of E State St and Easterly St.
I am in the process of tearing up the west side of my house bathroom floor. It has nice floorboards under it in
fine shape dating bact to 1840. What I may do is sand them and put a couple coats of shellac over them for the rustic
appearance and use floor rugs. Doing it that way every year the floor should be shellaced as a preservative. It
will look nice. The wood will last forever.
It is going towards elections. It all adds up to good future medical research and outcome. I have some political pages on. On
my medical research pages one area of medicine that has been at the top of page one Google search engine
for five years is FLU SOCIAL WORK and that category contains ten million sites of which mine occupies
page one, top of page one, and has so reiterating five years. It is a hypothesis on the origin of the lethal strain of Spanish
Flu called also Swine Flu, seen 1918-19. A hypothesis is a hypothesis. Should a billion people in the world die because my
hypothesis is incorrect I hold no responsibility for it. This is not the case however as my hypothesis is correct. And
the correct hypothesis - which I have developed - will save a billion lives. It should be remembered that
the atomic bomb before it went off was a hypothesis. My hypothesis is a cautiously constructed along thos lines.
Functional and accurate.
September 23 2010 Yesterday I contacted Fulton County Office For The Aging to get more help for my mother now 98 years
and 3 months to reaching age 99. She has had a lapse into a feeble state in the last week. The nurses came
over and decided to go from a helper two hours one day per week to a helper seven days a week, two hours per
day Monday through Friday, and one hour on Saturday and one hour on Sunday. Three weeks ago at a check up her doctor,
Dr. Glen, told her she might be in her last year. However she may still surge to a better state of health as many
very old people do.
I have not had as much time to work on the house as I want but I just put the cap on the garage roof. All else now will
take only a day as far as the garage is concerned. I have to sell the house before I purchase some land to
grow a few beef in Guatemala. How better Guatamala is than here. Of my last 20 years I have spent two full years of it in
Guatemala cumulatively beginning when the war was in full swing and love it there. As for here in Gloversville, N.Y.
I do not know who it is for. It is not for me. My health is good. I have not seen a doctor in two decades. I still feel
young, although age 69 and still have my brown hair although I do not know for how long. I have some land I own in the country
nearby Gloversville and it has a public water and sewer line running along the road it is on to a New York State Prison, increasing
its value. I think I will keep it. What I want most in life is to grow a few beef in the Guatemala high rain forest. My life
is there. On every medical research subject I have undertaken, which is many within the past 11 years, I have arrived
at page one on the Google general search engine and stayed on page one, which is the current picture. To get there I have
done much that is dangerous outside of the Nation to get what I have and have it accurate. I am without question one
of the United States ten thousand most valuable individuals. Medical research is a natural for me but not for most social
workers. As far as other social work is concerned I know parole and related rehabilitative in-institution work and
not much more. My house which you see in the photo is assessed for taxes at $97,000 and I am asking $102,000 which is not
far out of line and just about right. It is located one block from the hospital at 99 E State St., my home being at 73
E State St. People have been much in the news lately as not being able to find a home for a special need for a loved
one next to a hospital where crime is not a problem. My home on the north east side of the Kingsboro avenue at the
edge of the country is in a very safe area. For ten years I have been well known, and even adored in some nations. It
has not gone to my head.
September 13 2010 I mowed the lawn today and am going to begin to secure the garage roof this
afternoon with caps. I will be in Guatemala November 10 through December 10, return then and keep on fix up inside
of the house while at the same time it is for sale at $102,000, right now. Real estate is soaring in Gloversville N.Y. here
on the edge of the Adirondack mountains and banks are spilling over with money harder to cap than the oil well spill in
the Gulf of Mexico. An estimate is the average home sold at price will be over $110,000 by mid Fall 2010. The
sold at price average October 2009 was $107,000. Then the anticipation for a number of years of a gold room and
raising of hopes with lack of substantiality caused a psychological depression which lowered average sold at home
prices to $42,000 by spring of 2010, a preposterous selling price with no reason behind it except that people wanted to sell
their homes on a months notice and were willing to accept the price of a new 48 foot 10 foot wide mobile trailer
in another state with better employment. They wanted out as there was no end to the tunnel in sight. This year 2010 the
waited for came true in the real dimension of loading peoples bank accounts with money. And the new trend is going to last,
or for a long time. Reason a summer of excellent weather. And New York City people, Long Island people and New Jersey
people have changed their routine and are here in the Adirondack mountains. Not on the French Rivera.
It is cool now good for working on my garage roof free of bees. If I left for Guatemala after Christmas staying
untill April the snow that falls on my sidewalk the longest in the city, and snowfall unpredictability,
presents a definet problem. Also the fact that my home is two family easily convertable into one family with cutting
of a living room door artfully closed off before the Civil War with carpentry and removal of a second level petition.
I do not want to do that as I could never get the carpentry back artfully to where it was, cutting to open the
door. The petition second floor presents much less concern. I would have to do this in case one of my two
furnaces failed preventing freeze up while I was in Guatemala. Instead I will stay with my home selling it during the
September 12 2010. It is on to Guatemala soon permanently and grow a few beef as well as continue my medical
research in Latin America. I had disked to copy my New York State Master Social Work License, in view of my move to Guatemala,
today, but Post Net did not get it in jpeg and in trying to put it on line at the top of my
my home page to set it up for Guatemala non jpeg has knocked off inadvertantly a number of my web page photos. I
will see if I can get Earth Link to correct this problem this evening. Probably they will be able to. My license
will from now on appear at the top of my home page when I manage to get it on line. Post Net is holding my
license to see if they can get it disked to jpeg tomorrow. My license expires May 31, 2011 and I will renew
it from Guatemala. As well as my colonial home here in Gloversville, N.Y. which will be sold by then probably I own
rural land here in Fulton County N.Y. I will not sell.
August 31 2010 I have raised the price of my home back to $102,000.00. It is one block from the
hospital out here near the Gloversville N.Y. country and one block from a large dairy barn, not functioning, but
on which there is good upkeep on. My home is located at 73 East State Street Gloversville N.Y. and the Hospital at 99 East
State Street Gloversville N.Y. East of my home on the E State St extension exactly 3 miles is a boat works on the huge
Great Sacandaga Lake holder of the world record northern pike. Big sturdy Georgian features Colonial homes are in demand
and particularly those next to a hospital but you have to range way out advertising to find a buyer. I am told at auction
advertizing way out to the 50 mile perimeter radius 360 degrees from the Albany N.Y. capital commuting district
a lot of people will relocate for my home. It will go somewhere between $100,000.00 and $115,000.00, more than that
sold privately, not auctioned. I am new to the real estate business and know nothing about it. The average sold at home in
Gloversville N.Y. now goes for about $50,000.00 in actual selling price. It is no different than the average NYS
home in the area surrounding which sells for about $100,000.00 these figures from the national U.S. realitors association
MLS portal. The average Gloversville home was climbing towards the national average and was above $100,000 Fall of 2009 and
then dropped in terms of its sold at value to half and has remained there. This despite the unemployment rate in Gloversville
is slightly under the national average. It makes no sense. There is no reason for the drop. The Tri sister of Gloversville
Amsterdam N.Y. has not dropped at all. No one is seeing any city in this abnormal drop in New York State but Gloversville
N.Y. There is a possible scandal surfacing in Gloversville and Fulton County New York (Amsterdam is in Montgomery
County) being consultants for Fulton County have received four million in bonuses and no one can account
as to who approved them. The area Rooney report on Gloversville late February 2010 also took the city and
Fulton County down to the bottom. Where it remains. Thus my home is in good demand because it is one block from Fulton Counties
only hospital plus is a Colonial. For no other reason. I have decided not to put it on the market untill November 1 2010.
And not at auction. After Christmas I will go to Guatemala for the winter leaving it in the hands of a realitor at $132,000.00
if it is not sold untill I return in April 2011. I want to buy a small farm in Guatemala right now and grow beef.
To sell the house in November or December 2010 would be most opportune. To reiterate it will not be for sale before November
1 2010. I don't like to be mean but housing here is in an extrordinary glut. And homes are being bought up as
presents. That is no good.
August 20 2010 My oldest son Mark was over again a few weeks ago. He has learned he has inherited a house along
with his two younger brothers that sits about a mile above Seneca Lake in western New York State. My two younger
sons live in the western U.S. and want to sell the house fast for $50,000.00. However it is worth more than
$50,000.00. He has a different price in mind. Not much goes in terms of homes at that low a price around Seneca Lake.
The Fulton County employment rate is 9.3% and the Senaca County N.Y. unemployment rate is 7.2%. These County unemployment
rates greatly influence home prices. 7.1% unemployment will not call for home price reduction rates nearly as much as
a 9.3% unemployment rate in Fulton County, N.Y. A chicken coup with a Seneca Lake water frontage goes for
$300,000.00. Being a mile from the like on the hill it has no such water frontage. However it is very scenic, peaceful and
crime free being in the country. In terms of my own house for sale Gloversville N.Y. in Fulton County I dropped
my price on it from $112,000.00 to $88,000.00 a few days ago. I went intensively into the National Realitors MLS Portal - I
have a Bachelor of Science degree from Syracuse University - and factoring out skewness found the sold at price
for Gloversville, N.Y. for a home the last spring month year 2010 with significant figures available, was average
$47,000.00. Compare this to October 2009 when the average sold at price was $107,000.00 for Gloversville, N.Y. In addition
to 9.2% unemployment Gloversville has the additional problem that its factories are closed down necessitating commuting
by very many to the Albany N.Y. capital capital district 40 miles distance for work at average commute cost of $725.00
per month. It is a double burden. Summer figures are not available for Gloversville but using the portal chart projecting
a Gloversville downward trend I came up, using scientific business management, of a average sold at home figure
Gloversville, N.Y. for August 2010 of 10% under assessment versus spring figures for 2010 available, at right on the
line at assessment value. Thus I reduced my home from $112,000.00 a few days ago to $88,000.00 which is 10% below its
assessment value of $97,000.00 to stay with real Gloversville sold at prices. It will not go any lower than 10% below assessment
here in Gloversville, N.Y. Gloversville is on the 2 mile line of the northern Adirondack mountains lake lands of N.Y.S.
Example the huge Great Sacandaga Lake holder of the world record Northern Pike and a boat works is eactly a three
mile drive from my home at 73 E State St and the hospital at 99 E State St, going east down State St extension. Additionally
Gloversville being that near to the mountains has choice timbers not picked over. However its industrial position is only
D+. $88,000.00 is the absolue sale price of my house. I will not sell it one dollar less than $88,000.00, nor come
spring year 2011 sell it at $112,000.00 or more should the trend go bact to where it was October 2009.
Nice things cost money. My house is a nice thing. When December 2010 comes and I have not sold it at $88,000.00 I wil
put it to sleep and go for the winter to Guatemala with a peaceful feeling my stratagy is the right strategy.
It is July 22, 2010 I have b


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President Barack Obama's agency appointees are feeling an unusual sense of urgency as they take on their new roles.
Typically, agency employees spend a lot of time acclimating new appointees to the agencies' policies, procedures and missions. However, there's pressure on new appointees to get up-to-speed fast because of the crises facing the government, said Edward DeSeve, a senior lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania's Fels Institute of Government and author of "The Presidential Appointee's Handbook."
In "The First 90 Days in Government," Michael Watkins and Peter Daily offer some fundamentalprinciples for transitions and suggest that appointees and career government employees:
Build on what's been done to get faster results.Establish top priorities.Build a leadership team whose communication and collaboration processes enable it to make decisions while staying nimble.Secure early successes to generate momentum.Create supportive alliances.
Obama's appointees will have to learn the mission and culture of their agencies as they go, said DeSeve, who has also been controller and deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget and the Housing and Urban Development Department's chief financial officer.
"Change is in the air, on the ground and in the water, and there is a crisis upon us," DeSeve said. "With those two things, people have to be ready to start as soon as they can. Change has a short shelf life. The people who are going to be agents of that change need to be ready as soon as Day One." Appointees need to create an environment of accountability and performance by immediately putting their leadership abilities into action, DeSeve said.
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Deliver organized information quickly to a wide audience. Lead for results. Manage change. Provide technical ability while learning about the regulatory and legislative processes. Lead others through motivation, political savvy and communication. Develop self-awareness, integrity and dedication to public service.
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Appointees must be practical and intuitive and use creative thinking to meet challenges, he added. Optimism can motivate others while they innovate and implement changes.
Andrew Rasiej, founder of the Personal Democracy Forum, a Web site about the intersection between the Internet and politics, said appointees must incorporate collaborative tools to help agencies reorient themselves. Obama used social-networking and collaborative technologies to good effect in his campaign, and he has said he plans to continue to do so as president.
Although handheld communications devices are ubiquitous, many people don't know how to use them well as collaborative tools, Rasiej said. For example, under the old model, appointees might receive a briefing book to explain agency issues, policies and procedures.
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Despite the new challenges, the Obama administration faces the same barriers that are common to any organizational transition, said Michael Watkins, chairman of Genesis Advisers and co-author of "The First 90 Days in Government." Watkins has surveyed new political appointees and career officials and found that they often distrust and underestimate one another. However, appointees must build a productive relationship with the career officials on whom they depend, Watkins said during a recent workshop sponsored by the Council for Excellence in Government, the Senior Executives Association and Harvard Business Publishing.
"Something as simple as a framework for structuring that process could make a huge difference, [rather] than going at it ad hoc and going about it in an unstructured way," he said.
Among some fundamental principles, Watkins said new leaders must learn about and build on what exists, establish their priorities, and define the intent of their strategies.
Appointees also need to adopt different leadership and transition styles for different situations, he said.
"With the Obama administration, we know we are in a national turnaround," Watkins said. "If you can pick up a framework for transition and apply that across government and a common language, you could accelerate the transition."
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