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History and Observation of Social Transformations
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A comparative historical analysis of industrialisation patterns in Algeria, Argentina, Benin, Bolivia, Madagascar, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam
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Argentina: The team is based at the Centro de Investigación Sobre el Estado y la Administración (CISEA), Buenos Aires. Official in charge: Jorge Schvarzer.
Bolivia: The team is based at the Instituto Latino-Americano de Desarrollo y de Investigación Social (ILDIS), La Paz. Official in charge: Julio Prudencio.
Benin: The team is based at the Faculté des sciences agronomiques of the University of Bénin, Cotonou. Official in charge: Gauthier Biaou.
Madagascar: The team is based at the Centre national de la recherche sur l'environnement of the Ministry for Research and of the University of Antananarivo. Official in charge: Ramisandrazana Rakotoariseheno.
Thailand: The team is based at the Universities of Chulalongkorn, Thamassat and Kasetsart, Bangkok. Official in charge: Kanoksak Kaewthep.
Vietnam: The team is based at the National Centre for Social and Human Sciences and Economic Problems Review, Hanoi. Official in charge: Bui Huy Khoat.
France: Multi-institutional co-ordinating team involving ORSTOM, INRA and universities. Officials in charge: Alain Mounier (ORSTOM, Bangkok), Pascal Byé (INRA, Montpellier), and André Rosanvallon (IREP.D, CNRS, Université Pierre-Mendès France, Grenoble). The scientific secretariat is provided by Ariel Meunier (INRA).
Preface Ali Kazancigil
Foreword Pascal Byé
Introduction Pascal Byé and Alain Mounier
Paradoxes of Argentine (under) development
Bolivia: Patterns of growth (1870-1994)
Forms and phases of Thai industrialization in a historical perspective
The main characteristics of the socio-economic development of Vietnam from the mid-nineteenth century to the present
The course of long-term economic growth in Algeria (1900-1994)
Benin: Agricultural production or international trade Ś A suggested reading of the situation
Residues of tradition in the economic crisis of Madagascar Ś A suggested reading situation
Turkey's long journey to the 'Wealth of Nations'
The present volume is the first set of research results produced by the international research network HOST. This network is based on partnership with an equal distribution of tasks and leadership in each participating institution within the network. The HOST network brings together interdisciplinary research teams from Algeria, Argentina, Benin, Bolivia, Madagascar, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam,. Together the teams elaborate the comparative framework for their research, and the theoretical, methodological and policy relevant dimensions of the work to be undertaken.
The HOST network and its research and training activities are part of the UNESCO-MOST Programme, an international social science research programme engaged in strengthening networks, promoting comparative and policy relevant research projects and pulling together the efforts of research teams scattered across the globe in tackling the prominent social policy issues of our time. The aim of MOST is to support projects that lay down the baseboard of information and knowledge from which effective policies can be devised. The MOST Programme operates in three areas: multicultural and multi-ethnic societies; Cities and urbanization; and, Globalization and its local impacts.
This project focuses on explaining and comprehending the economic, social, political and cultural development of the participating countries, in the context of conflicting and complex pressures exerted by international and global forces from above, and by national forces and priorities from within. The longitudinal and comparative analysis improves our grasp of the importance and impact of the increasing globalization of industry and markets, and provides a solid knowledge base for designing appropriate development projects and policies for the participating countries.
This volume is the result of the first phase of this five-year project, and is divided into three parts. Part 1 provides an overall diagnosis of the aspect of the economic and social change that inspired and oriented the past three decades of development strategies of the participating countries. The focus is on describing the core variables over a lengthy period of time to determine the relations and movement between industrialisation and agriculture. The authors then examine the role played by the international environment on the dynamics between agriculture and industrialisation, the degree of exclusion or dependence of countries, and the influence of external trade on the pace and type of industrialisation process. These analyses involve Algeria, Argentina, Benin, Bolivia, Madagascar, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam.
Part 2 is an Orientation Note that investigates whether accepted economic and development theories offer pertinent and adequate theoretical tools for explaining the congregation of industrialisation toward new spaces, a phenomenon multiplying the number of countries qualifying today as Newly Industrialised Countries. The authors critically analyse the work done by the World Bank, in particular the substantial report The East Asian Miracle (Oxford University Press, 1993) which espouses growth theories first developed by Viner to explain successful development strategies oriented towards the world market, and which oppose the failure of Industrialisation Substitution Imports (ISI) in Latin America with the successful policies of Export Oriented Industrialisation adopted by the South East Asian countries.
By underscoring the importance of a historical analysis of the development process, the authors illustrate the lacunas in the argumentation advanced by the Bank and suggest another theoretical and conceptual framework. More generally, the authors note that development theories and models designed to read and interpret change, paradoxically remain 'a-historical', being only slightly oriented to the comprehension of long-term economic and social mutations.
Preliminary field analyses have also been produced by the HOST Network for the Foundation for Human Progress, which, along with UNESCO, helps support their work. The worksheets edited by Argentina, Benin, Bolivia, Madagascar, Thailand and Vietnam will be added to the "Dialogue for Human Progess" database that is managed by this Foundation. One of the objectives of HOST is to prepare the ground for local surveys aimed at monitoring social transformations. The worksheets presented are computerized documents processed with UNESCO's ISIS software and synthesize the first observations made about the transformation of social systems. The worksheets can be used to present a case, a concrete experience, as well as the main teachings in a book, an article, an interview or contributions from grey literature. Topics addressed in the worksheets articulate with the work of the HOST network and include daily life and globalization in rural and urban environments, state actions, family models and the role of women in development, and technical and organizational responses to globalization in rural and urban environments.
The HOST network benefits from the support of the UNESCO-MOST Programme, the Foundation for Human Progress in Paris, France, INRA (The National Institute for Agricultural Research, Paris, France) and ORSTOM (French Institute for Scientific Research for Development Co-operation). This volume offers a good example of the relevance of international co-operative research for development planning that can effectively tackle poverty, and promote social development in tandem with economic progress.
1. HOST has been completed as a MOST Project. It is no longer funded by the MOST Programme.
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Barbara Lett-Simmons
|Barbara Lett-Simmons
|Barbara Lett
June 4, 1927
Battle Creek, Michigan, U.S.
|December 22, 2012
(aged 85)
Washington, D. C., U.S.
|African American
|Alma mater
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|faithless elector in 2000 US Presidential Election
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|Samuel J. Simmons
|David C. Simmons
Robert A. Simmons
Barbara Lett-Simmons (June 4, 1927 – December 22, 2012)[1] was an American politician. She was a faithless elector in the 2000 presidential election when she cast her vote in the Electoral College.
Early life[edit]
Lett-Simmons was born in Battle Creek, Michigan. Lett-Simmons was an alumna of Western Michigan University which she graduated in 1949.[2] Lett-Simmons taught in Detroit before moving to Washington, D. C. in 1962.[2] Lett-Simmons was an elementary school teacher in Detroit and Montgomery County before moving into politics.[2] She was a teacher in Montgomery Country from 1962 to 1965.[2] Lett-Simmons worked as an educational coordinator for the United Planning Organization, a community services and empowerment organization and for a District of Columbia poverty program.[2] Lett-Simmons was the host of a local radio talk show and a cable television program.[2]
She was a consultant of helping to lead the search that led to the appointment of Barbara D. Sizemore as District of Columbia superintendent of schools in 1973.[2] She was elected to the District of Columbia board of education in 1973, in which she served from 1974 to 1986.[2]
Faithless elector[edit]
A Democratic elector from the District of Columbia in the 2000 U.S. Election, she abstained from voting in the Electoral College rather than vote for Al Gore and Joe Lieberman as was expected, in protest of the District's lack of a voting representative in Congress.[citation needed] Although D.C. does have a non-voting delegate to Congress, Lett-Simmons's Electoral College abstention, the first since 1864, was intended to protest what Lett-Simmons referred to as the federal district's "colonial status." (See faithless elector.)
She was the widow of Samuel J. Simmons, who died in 2003,[2] former Assistant Secretary for the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. She was married to Samuel J. Simmons for 53 years.[2] She has two sons, David C. Simmons, the chief administration law judge of the District of Columbia Commission on Human Rights and Robert A. Simmons, both work at Washington, D. C..[2] She has a brother and granddaughter.[2]
Tenure as DC Education Board Member[edit]
On April to October 1975, Lett-Simmons was the subject of a drama of operatic proportions, when the school board meetings were held to look at the future of superintendent Barbara A. Sizemore, who was appointed in 1973.[2] She was a defender of Sizemore.[2] The superintendent, Sizemore was fired and was replaced by Vincent E. Reed.[2] Lett-Simmons wrote a letter to The Washington Post, in which she complained about a travesty of justice and questioned whether the newspaper's editorial board opposed Sizemore because she was black and female.[2]
In 1977, she said, "For years people wanted to suggest politics was a nasty word".[2] Her opinion said, "the schools are the most significant institution in society, and necessarily education must be politicized".[2]
In 1978, Lett-Simmons helped to launch a piano competition for District of Columbia public school students.[2]
In 1982, she criticized a plan for a closing school, saying it favored schools in predominately white sections of the city.[2] Lett-Simmons often clashed with school superintendents and other board members.[2]
Lett-Simmons was defeated for re-election in the District of Columbia board of education in 1985.[2]
She was part of a vanguard of public officials who sought to leave their mark on the city.[2] Lett-Simmons aims were to broaden opportunities for inner city children, expand vocational training and make the schools more accountable to residents.[2]
Political career[edit]
She was a delegate to the Democratic National Convention starting from the 1970s[2] until her death in 2012. She ran unsuccessfully for the Council of the District of Columbia in 1982 and 1984.[2] Lett-Simmons helped lead a 2004 petition effort to recall D.C. mayor Anthony A. Williams. In 1990, she failed a bid to become District of Columbia's nonvoting delegate in Congress which she lost to Eleanor Holmes Norton.[2]
Lett-Simmons died on December 22, 2012 at age 85 in Washington Hospital Center.[2] Her son, David C. Simmons said she had a heart ailment.[2]
On January 3, 2013, many people gathered at Shiloh Baptist Church to pay tribute to Lett-Simmons.[3] Mayor of the District of Columbia, Vincent C. Gray urged people in the gathering to follow Lett-Simmons example, stating, "If you want to celebrate Barbara's legacy, do it by standing up and fighting until we get statehood."[3]
- ^ Barbara Lett Simmons Remembered as Fighter for D.C. | The Afro-American Newspapers | Your Community. Your History. Your News
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac Schudel, Matt (27 December 2012). "Barbara Lett Simmons, former D.C. school board member, dies at 85". The Washington Post. Retrieved 28 July 2013.
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A topless photo of a little-known football coach has gone viral - because people think he looks like Hollywood hunk, Ryan Gosling.
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Crowley Gents, Northside Christian Warriors claim victories
CHURCH POINT – The Crowley Gents moved one step closer to perfection in District 4-AAA play Tuesday with a 72-25 rout of intra-parish rival Church Point.
With the victory, the Gents improved to 20-7 overall and 9-0 in league play. Church Point fell to 1-22 and 1-9.
"Getting the win was good, but we really didn't play up to my expectations tonight," said CHS coach Derrick Boone, whose squad struggled early despite scoring 23 points in the first quarter.
"We came out real flat at the beginning. We played well defensively at times, but we had a few lapses in that first quarter that led to some easy buckets."
Crowley, which defeated Church Point, 97-27, on Jan. 28, started out sluggish and led just 8-5 after the first three minutes of play.
Over the next six minutes, however, the Gents picked up the pace, went on a 15-4 run and took a 23-9 advantage. The Gents logged three straight steals in the final minute that led to layups in transition.
Jerrell Andrus did most of the damage, scoring eight of his game-high 19 points in the opening quarter.
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"I saw the way the game was going and we weren't playing real well," said Boone. "At that point, I was just trying to get my win and go home. We started rotating the ball and worked harder to get a high percentage shot. We were winning by a big margin so we just wanted to run the clock and get out of there."
Crowley's second unit played the majority of the second half and went on to outscore Church Point 11-5 in the fourth quarter.
Devante Malveaux paced the Bears with six points while Linus Hagger scored five. Kenyon Guillory and Trevor Breaux each scored four points; Desmond Bellard added three and Tyrone Alexander scored two.
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Dorris Senegal also hit double figures with 11 points and Tuskani Figaro scored nine.
Damon Malbrough followed with eight points; Montgomery scored seven; Davante Bourque and Kaleb Cormier each added six points; Andre Mills pitched in four and Danny Malbrough rounded out the Gents' scoring attack with two points.
Crowley played host to Eunice last night in the regular-season finale for both teams, but results were not available at press time.
NCS 45, Assembly Christian 34
Back in Crowley Tuesday, Northside Christian claimed the District 7-C title with a 45-34 come-from-behind victory over Assembly Christian.
Northside (20-7, 2-0) trailed for most of the contest before taking a 29-28 advantage midway through the third quarter on a putback by Pierce Rivera.
ACS regained the lead shortly after and held it till midway through the fourth quarter when Northside's Josh Wheeler got a rebound and a putback to give the Warriors a 35-34 advantage.
From there, the Warriors went on a 10-0 run to seal the victory.
Ben Rogers and Pierce Rivera paced the Warriors with 20 and 15 points, respectively. Rivera also had 12 rebounds, four assists and one blocked shot.
Grant Williams added five points in the victory. Wheeler and BJ Starks each scored two and Randy LeBleu scored one.
The Warriors, who went 12-0 at home this season, will travel to Opelousas to take on Westminster Friday.
Rayne 53, Notre Dame 36
Also in Crowley Tuesday, the Rayne Wolves broke open a close game in the fourth quarter, scoring 28 points in the final eight minutes to walk away with a 53-36 victory over Notre Dame at A.B. Dore gym.
Rayne improved to 17-10 overall and 7-2 in District 5-AAA play with the victory. Notre Dame fell to 12-15 and 4-5 heading into Friday's regular-season finale at home against North Vermilion.
Notre Dame kept it close for most of the contest and trailed by just three points before Michael Henry hit a halfcourt shot at the buzzer to give Rayne a 19-13 advantage at the half.
Both teams struggled offensively in the third quarter as Rayne outscored the Pios 6-4.
Henry took over for the Wolves in the fourth quarter, scoring 11 of his game-high 18 points in the final frame.
Darrius Bonnom followed Henry with 11 points and Dannie Harmon hit double figures with 10. Ryan Larry added seven points, Hunter Prejean scored four and Derrick Guillory scored three.
The Pios were paced by Kane Thibodeaux and BJ Vidrine with 10 and eight points, respectively.
Jeremy Smith followed with six points; Stu Cook added five; Ricky Stoma scored four and Jacob Rogers scored three.
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Stories are important. Without them, we lose our connection with each others' realities and greatly limit our understanding.
Here you will find opportunities to see and learn through others' experiences and insights, and hopefully clarify your thinking, consider solutions, exercise empathy, or find your own voice.
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A series of "Radiation Diaries" provides personal stories of people who have developed problems after exposure to RF from various devices
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On the run ...from the silent, invisible foe
Olga Sheean
' . . . I'm trying not to let it get to me, trying not to get paranoid and start imagining things that aren't really there, on top of what I know is there. Who am I fleeing? No one. What crime have I committed? None. Yet I'm on the run from the biggest, stealthiest, most insidious take-over of all time. And I'm all alone. The corporate giants hold all the cards and the government won't help. They know I've figured out what's really going on, but they don't want anyone else to know. There is nowhere safe for me to go and no safe way for me to get there. . . .
Published on 7 May 2015
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The number of the electrohypersensitive people all around the world is rising.
Dave Ashton from UK Electrosensitive https://www.facebook.com/groups/67532...
Graham Lamburn from Powerwatch http://powerwatch.org.uk
Robert Sinclaire from EM Watch http://emwatch.com
Filmed, edited and produced by Andrea Kmetova - www.andreafilming.wordpress.com
All I Really Need to Know About EMF I Learned After My Wife Got Sick
A Brief History of Electrosmog - Spirit of Change Jonathan Mirin
" . . . History was never my favorite subject. I preferred English, theatre, religion -- subjects where the imagination seemed unrestricted by the weight of historical facts. Of course, I had heard the truism about not being able to understand the present without knowing the past. I appreciated the idea intellectually. But it wasn't until my wife Godeliève Richard, a Swiss dancer/choreographer and visual artist, became sick in the spring of 2010 and we came to understand, after three torturous years, that the root of her suffering was her sensitivity to RF (radio frequency) wireless radiation of the sort emitted by cell towers, cell phones, computers trying to pick up Wifi, Wifi enabled routers, cordless phones, tablets, our electric meter, etc., etc., etc., that I became an avid student of history.
"We began reading books, articles, websites. We watched documentaries. We spoke with activists. It took me several months to completely accept that EHS (Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity) was what had derailed our lives and stolen time and energy from our now three-year-old son. Members of our family and friends quietly confided their belief to me that this must be a mental problem. In a way, I wished they were right. How would we live? How would she survive? . . .
France: "I am 18 Years Old and Electrohypersensitive"
Towards Better Health - Toulouse: The long, hard battle of Mélody, electrohypersensitive, to pass the baccalaureate - by Fabrice Valery
"I am 18 years old and electrohypersensitive" by Melody
We are publishing here a long letter written by Melody for a better understanding of her situation.
I am 18 years old and electrohypersensitive (EHS). I am studying through a distance learning program with the CNED. It was when I was 13, on the terrace of our home on 27 May 2010 towards 4.30 in the afternoon, that I found myself covered with giant hives from head to toe for no apparent reason. On the tower opposite our house, Orange had had an antenna installed on 21 May 2010. We did research to try to understand what could have caused the hives, called "cholinergic". The conclusion was objective and clear. We understood that I had an allergy to electromagnetic waves.
The relay antenna, 66 meters [216 feet] high, located 280 meters [918 feet] from our house, was making us sick without knowing it, each time an important change occurred on the antenna. The discovery of my electrohypersensitivity was a relief, because for years, my parents and I had had many health problems without understanding the origin of these painful ailments which neither we nor the doctors could name. Today, this affliction which sticks to the skin has a name, but I am extremely worried about the future, for ours as well as that of today's and future children, and for the people who are still ignorant about the potential danger of electromagnetic waves.
We are far from being against modernity, but we do not want to be sacrificed, like they said at a meeting of the Regional Health Agency (ARS). I was only 13 years old at the time, and to my great disillusion, an engineer told me: "In any case, we prefer sacrificing the electrohypersensitive people rather than depriving the world's population of their cell phones". I was shocked to hear this. Afraid of having misunderstood, we had him repeat the word "sacrifice". He replied, "Yes, sacrifice" without hesitation and without any qualms. I know full well that we must make progress in modernity but without danger to humanity.
We must not doubt the danger of this new scourge. What is the future of an EHS child? These new wireless technologies: Invisible, Intangible, Odorless, Silent, Tasteless, have many consequences for health. Much proof has already been established in France and in the world. Is money more important than human lives on this magnificent planet?
My affliction often results in headaches (very strong compression on the skull like a vise), continuous tinnitus, at times, more brutal and intense, a lack of concentration, memory problems like forgetting the words one means, backaches, tingling in the neck (like an electrical current), muscular aches, especially in the mornings when the body has remained sedentary during the nighttime, stinging of the eyes and sometimes red, dry eyes that itch, burning sensation in the stomach and sometimes vomiting. The nights are at times short, with insomnia from 2 to 4 in the morning. All these painful ills do not come at the same time, but some occur daily. What makes this physical (not mental!) ailment worse is to not be taken seriously and to be considered a hypochondriac.
We would very much like to move, but where? We like our city and to move does not mean being safer. More relay antennas have to be installed without lowering the threshold... they are even more powerful in the countryside. The exposure to waves is more and more dangerous and stronger since 4G. We are developing more and more new invisible wireless technology. However, a cell phone can function with less voltage, and one can lower the threshold to 0.4 V/m instead of 60 V/m. We live with this ill daily, all the while trying to find a solution to survive day to day, because we love life.
This sensitivity to electromagnetic waves is for me the sixth sense of our body. We feel invisible pulsations. If some people are not sensitive like us, the waves are still going through them. It is here that we can become aware that the invisible on this earth may be as dangerous as the visible. I would like to live a normal life like everyone else, to be a young lady who is free to go everywhere without being confronted by these electromagnetic waves. I am trying to have a social life like everyone else. Often I pretend that there is nothing, but unfortunately I pay for it when I have become too exposed.
In the courtyard of my school, there is also a 33-meter-high relay antenna [108 feet]. During this time, I was suffering unbearable headaches. I remember that it was only beneath a protective covering in the school playground that I felt some relief, without knowing why.
This wireless technology is a new addiction worse than drugs because it starts much earlier. It is not too late to react!
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Family Takes Refuge from Wi-Fi
Boutet - Salmon Arm Observer
" . . . "The right to have a clean environment is being taken away from us and we can't really realize it."
Boutet took her convictions to a recent all-candidates meeting on microwave radiation, where she was asked to speak of her experiences.
Her family moved away from the Lower Mainland to escape all the pollution from cell phone towers and Wi-Fi that spills nearly everywhere because of the density there. Her husband had to stay, though, in order to make a living.
After several moves, Boutet's family is living in the Shuswap. She was pleasantly surprised to find people here who take the issue seriously and whose homes are accessible and welcoming.
"This is a better place for us as we have people who understand."
Electrosensitive: Outliers in a Wireless World
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Published on Dec 5, 2013
This is an excerpt from a short film I'm making about people who suffer from controversial condition Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS).
A version of this video and my photographs were shown on the Guardian website and the story and my photos were published in the Weekend Magazine on the 30th March 2013.
You can view the portraits from the project on my website - thomasballphoto.com.
For details on future screenings and exhibitions keep a look out on my blog thomasballphoto.wordpress.com
"Nokia's former chief technology officer (CTO), Matti Niemelä spent 10 years developing technology used in your beloved Smartphone devices before he fell ill as a result of exceptionally high levels of accumulative exposure to cell phone radiation. Now he's warning consumers about the health hazards attributed to microwave radiation absorption - it's to late for him, but it might not be too late for you or your loved-ones!
"Matti was a young healthy man when he was recruited to work for Nokia in 1997. The brilliant young man quickly advanced to become Nokia's Chief Technology Officer, and was involved in developing the world's first cell phones, memory sticks and WLAN [Wi-Fi] connections. The first symptoms appeared within a year of his employment at Nokia. His executive level job required that he traveled around the world with a communicator [early model smart-phone] in hand - "exposure to radiation was very strong from morning to night, and even at night", says Matti.
"The symptoms of cell phone radiation breaking down Matti's blood-brain-barrier got worse year by year. The more intense the phone radiation exposure, the more his speech slurred. Finnish news sources quote Matti's symptoms like coordination difficulties being directly affected by cell phone usage. . .
In Memory of police officer Roger Carlstrom
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In Memory of police officer Roger Carlstrom
"We have received the sad news that Roger Carlstrom from Trelleborg, Sweden has left us. He died on October 3, only 8 days before his 50th birthday, from the brain tumor he was diagnosed with in December 2011.
"Roger worked as a police officer for over 25 years and was at the time of the onset of the brain tumor field officer at Trelleborg Police.
"Roger Carlstrom was our friend. His courage was unique and he cared genuinely for other people. These characteristics prompted him to openly talk about his illness and what caused it. He was convinced that it was caused by the new police radio system Tetra. Roger wanted to warn others so that they would not be injured as he was.
"He told me in 2012: "I am absolutely sure that it isTetra that caused my tumor. I am extremely concerned that other officers or persons in the emergency services will also be affected." . . .
"But it was not enough for him to just warn the police force. Roger realized that other wireless technologies can be equally damaging, especially wireless networks, wifi. He got the same symptoms from wifi as from Tetra. . . .
Former Nokia Technology Chief: Mobile phones wrecked my health
Former Nokia CTO's multiple sclerosis and... Nokia's patents to prevent it?
" . . . Nokia's former Technology Chief, Matti Niemela, was involved in the development the world's first mobile phones, but fell seriously ill himself from mobile-phone microwave radiation.
"In addition, he was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Some studies suggest that radiation may increase the risk of even MS.
"For Tampere-based Matti Niemelä, age 44, life was like in the movies when he as a young man was recruited to work for Nokia in 1997. The brilliant young man quickly advanced to become Nokia's Chief Technology Officer for ten years, and was involved in developing the world's first mobile phones, memory sticks and WLAN [Wi-Fi] connections.
"In 2007, Niemela's career hit a brick wall as his health finally failed. Today, he is only able to move using a walker. Niemela refuses to use a wheelchair.
"The irony of this is that I'm no longer able to use any of those devices that I had been developing, Niemelä says with a smile. . . .
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An 18-foot-long steel beam recovered from the World Trade Center site from the 9/11 terrorist attacks was chained to a flatbed in front of Blasco Memorial Library on Thursday afternoon.
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The beam, which weighs an estimated 10,000 pounds, is the centerpiece of a planned Erie County 9/11 memorial to victims of the attacks.
About 150 people, including many firefighters, emergency medical services personnel and elected officials, attended a half-hour groundbreaking ceremony Thursday at the memorial site outside the library near the intersection of East Bayfront Parkway and Holland Street.
"It's about the history of that day, and the days following,'' said former Erie City Councilman Mark Aleksandrowicz, chairman of the local 9/11 Memorial Committee.
Aleksandrowicz, who acquired the beam, has spent the past three years spearheading plans for a local 9/11 memorial.
"It's about passing on the story, the legacy, the personal experiences of those who were there,'' he said. "But first and foremost, it's about people. It's about those who died, those who survived, those who sacrificed, and each and every one of their families. ... It's a little bit about the past, but mostly it's about the future.''
The projected cost of the memorial and related exhibits and artifacts inside Blasco Library is $106,000, Aleksandrowicz said.
The steel beam will be the centerpiece of a brick and stone circular plaza illuminated with in-ground, recessed lighting, according to Dave Brennan, an Erie city councilman and local 9/11 Memorial Committee member.
Stone benches will be placed adjacent to the memorial entrance. Information panels will contain text, drawings and other relevant information.
Landscaping will accentuate the memorial's design and provide screening to provide "a sense of place and give a feeling of privacy for the visitors,'' Brennan said.
Aleksandrowicz said the memorial project is projected to cost $56,000 and the exhibit inside Blasco Library $50,000.
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