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Series I: Personal/Biographical
Additional Note
Additional Note
American Business Committee / Business Executives Fund for National Priorities
ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union)
APN (Americans for Peace Now) Dinner - New York 10/22/98
Bijou, Leon J.
CSDI (Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions)
Chicago Free Press
Clippings, 1963-1966, 1968
Deukmejian, George / Reappointment
Dispatch News Service, 1970
Eissler, Frederick
El Capitan
El Gaucho - on SKS at March 26 Teach-In
FBI - FOIPA (Federal Bureau of Investigation - Freedom of Information - Privacy Acts) - SKS file, heavily redacted, 1995
Ferry, Carol Bernstein
Fulbright Association, 2002-2003
Global Viewpoint Interviews
The Hamlet Company
Hannah Testimony
Hayden, Tom
Henderson, Bruce
Honneger, Barbara - Interview
The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - re article about SKS, 2004
Landmine Survivors Network
LAPD (Los Angeles Police Department)
Livni, H. E. Tzipi
Meetings Organized by SKS
National Mexican American Anti-Defamation Committee, Inc. - Nick Reyes (Washington, D.C.)
National Security Education Program (NSEP)
Notes for the Record
Papandreou, Andreas
"Personal Best with Stanley Sheinbaum," Century Cable
Ramer, Bruce M.
Resumés and Job Application Forms, incl. CIA, 1956
Ruff, Howard J.
Scenic Shoreline Preservation
"Sheinbaum's Law of Return," 1988
Shine on with Sheinbaum Cookbook, n.d.
Los Siete de la Raza - San Francisco
Sistine Chapel
SKS - "Kingmaker"
SKS - Photo
SKS Schedule, 1995-1996
Steinberg Speech
Szejnbaum, Rachel Grynszpan, and Bernard Szejnbaum
Wall Street Journal Letter, re Vietnam Settlement, Sept. 12, 1966
Warner Brothers
Warner, Harry M.
Who's Who in the West
Awards and Honors
Additional Note
The Peoples College of Law, Annual Dinner, in Honor of Stanley K. Sheinbaum, May 2, 1976
"Roast" Stanley K. Sheinbaum, Playboy Mansion West, Mar. 11, 1982
Peoples College of Law, 7th Annual Awards Banquet, May 1, 1982
Southern California Americans for Democratic Action, Third Annual Eleanor Roosevelt Award Dinner, Honoring Stanley K. Sheinbaum..., May 14, 1985
Liberty Hill Foundation, Third Annual Upton Sinclair Award Dinner, May 23, 1985
Southern California Americans for Democratic Action, 1989 Eleanor Roosevelt Awards Dinner and Jamboree, May 23, 1989
Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Martin Luther King Legacy Association, King Week Festival '90, Jan. 15, 1990
Liberty Hill Foundation, Eighth Annual Upton Sinclair Award Dinner, May 2, 1990
Human Rights Watch, Stanley K. Sheinbaum A Celebration! June 12, 1990
Transafrica Forum's Second Annual Bridge to Freedom, Dinner, June 14, 1991
Immaculate Heart College Center, Fourth Annual Corita Kent Peace Awards, Mar. 11, 1992
The Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, Human Rights in the Americas Fifth Annual Dinner, Mar. 12, 1992
Americans for Democratic Action, The Annual Eleanor Roosevelt Awards Dinner, Apr. 12, 1992
AJ Congress (American Jewish Congress), Annual Tzedek Award Dinner, Jan. 26, 1993
People for the American Way, California "Spirit of Liberty" Dinner, Honoring Stanley K. Sheinbaum, with the First Lifetime Achievement Award, Nov. 18, 1993
ACLU of Southern California 1993 Bill of Rights Awards, Dec. 4, 1993
Americans for Democratic Action, Eleanor Roosevelt Awards Dinner, Sept. 24, 1996
Liberty Hill Foundation, 15th Annual Upton Sinclair Award Dinner, Honoring Stanley K. Sheinbaum, Apr. 2, 1997
The ACLU Foundation of Southern California, Torch of Liberty 1998 Awards, Sept. 8, 1998
Americans for Peace Now, Shimon Peres Peace Award Dinner, Stanley K. Sheinbaum Peace Award Honoree, Oct. 22, 1998
Center for the Study of Political Graphics - Culture of Liberation Award, Presented by Robert Scheer, 2004
South Bay Chapter of the ACLU of Southern California, Third Annual UPPIE Awards, Special Awards to Stanley Sheinbaum..., May 15, 2005
Miscellaneous - Happy Birthday from Betty, June 12, 1990; Roast by wife (n.d.); PLO, Happy Birthday from Yasser Arafat, Dec. 6, 1990; Don Edwards, Member of Congress, In the House of Representatives, Tribute to Stanley K. Sheinbaum, June 12, 1990
Biographies, Oral Histories and Other about SKS
General - includes cvs, resumés, and other biographical overview information
Chronological files - mainly articles about SKS and copies of correspondence re important events in SKS' life
1949, 1956, 1960-1987
1988-1994, 1997, 2000-2003, n.d.
Ballard, Ric. Interview, ca. 1976
Beyette, Beverly. Interview, L.A. Times, June 17, 1982
Blake, Gene. Interview, L.A. Times, June 17, 1982
"Citizen Stan." 62 minute documentary, directed by Patty Sharaf, with journalist Robert Scheer, narrated by Richard Dreyfuss - file pertaining to same. See also: videotapes (V4470/VHS and V4720/VHS) and dvd (Spec Coll E840.9 S5124 C58).
DeArmon, Virginia. Article, n.d.
Didion, Joan. Interviews, 1989
Goodwin, George M. The Marginal Man Reconsidered: Five Jews in Los Angeles, MA Thesis, Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion (California School) and University of Southern California, School of Public Administration, 1984, chapter on SKS.
Heffner, Richard D. "Open Mind," June 14, 1987
Henderson, Bruce B.
Anderson, Jean - re notebooks she is sending BH about the many facets of SKS' life
Citizen Sheinbaum - One American's Journey: Vietnam to the Mideast - proposal, 1996
Correspondence - mainly re agreement to write book about Stanley and interviews with others
Transcripts - mostly of taped interviews
SKS on C-Span, "Women For," Feb. 28, 1989
Bjurner I Andersson, Tape 1, Nov. 20-21, 1989
Bjuner II, Tape 2, Nov. 25, [1989?]
Anders III, Tape 1 - Stockholm, Nov. 1989
A. Udovitch, SKS I, Tape 1, Nov. 20, 1989
A. Udovitch Interview, SKS II re PLO, Tape 1 - Stockhom, Nov. [1989?]
Arafat Interview, Tapes 1-2 - Tunis, Apr. 1991
(1) SKS/Clinton; (2) SKS/Assad, 2 microcassettes, Nov. 24, 1993
Henderson Interview with SKS, Tapes 1-3, Feb. 19-20, 1996
Huddy, [?]. "Gold Dollar Interview," Spring 1965
Jolis, Alan. "Anatomy of a Citizen Warrior: Stanley K. Sheinbaum," 1994. See also: interviews on microcassettes.
Landau, Benny. "The Sponsor of the Left," 1988
Mankin, Eric. L.A. Weekly, 1988
Meis, William A. Jr. Copy of Stanley K. Sheinbaum: A 20th Century Knight's Quest for Peace, Civil Liberties and Economic Justice, by Stanley K. Sheinbaum, with William A. Meis, Jr. (2011).
A Nation Lost and Found: 1936 America Remembered by Ordinary and Extraordinary People, compiled by Frank Pierson and Stanley K. Sheinbaum, 2002. Often referred to as 1936, with chapters on different individuals, about what they were doing during the Depression, in 1936. Drafts had a chapter on SKS that wasn't included in the published version.
Raskin, Marc [Marcus]. Oral history project for the Institute for Policy Studies, ca. 1972
Scheer, Robert. Interviews of SKS, ca. 1993
Stein, Jean. Interview of Betty Warner Sheinbaum and others, mainly about Harry and Jack Warner, and the movie industry, not about Stanley, New Yorker, Feb. 22 and Mar. 2, 1998
Stone, Marc. Public relations person arranging interviews in the Bay area for SKS, Sept. 1982
Today Show (NBC). Transcript of interview, ca. 1976
Truth Dig. Interview, Dec. 22, 2006
UCLA Oral History - Dale Treleven and William van Benschoten, 2003. Includes agreement, outlines, drafts, correspondence, and related material.
Vandeventer, Paul J. Interview, 1979-1980
Miscellany / Unidentified
Daily appointments, 1968-1992
Additional Note
The Advocates, WGBH/KCET - Berrigan trial
Associations - various, that SKS supported
Assorted Nonsense - things that SKS found amusing
Behn, Bill - Stanford
Brownstein, Ron
Burt, Joan
Cosmovici, M. - re new type of film equipment
Cumberland Associates
Girvetz, Harry
Gorman, Natalie Bodanya
Green, Jaime
Hall, Fred - proposal for radio station
Harris, William E. (Bill)
Hussein (His Majesty King Hussein)
Jolis, Alan
Kienholz Ed
Loeb, Paul Rogat
Menkin, Peter A. / John Peter Zenger (Citizen Zenger Co. Publishers)
Pollack, Sydney
Powsner, Robert
Schaflander, Gerald M. - Research Center/Citizens' College
Seiden, Mel
Severis, Denis
Sherry-Netherlands Hotel, Dec. 1974
Streisand, Barbra
Tremaine, Kit
Chronological - mainly outgoing
1955, 1956
Additional Note
Daryl Gates - 1982 LA Times interview
NPQ - LA Times, Dec. 30, 1987
NPQ Reprints - articles from NPQ appearing in WSJ, San Francisco Chronicle, LA Times and NYT), Jan-June 1989
RICO: Misplaced Zealotry, June 30, 1989
Mel Levine, July 18, 1989
New Republic, Oct. 20, 1989
Bruce Ramer, Oct. 31, 1989
Newsweek - letters to the editor, Dec. 8, 1989 (aka "Rosensaft letter")
Mel Levine, Dec. 11, 1989
Naftali Blumenthal, Mar. 30, 1990
LA Times - Campaign Finance, Apr. 18, 1990
Birthday Party - 70th, June 12, 1990
SKS - LA Times Op Ed, July 20, 1990
Abe Foxman Letter, Sept. 19, 1990
Betty's Letter to Ed., NY Times, Nov. 11, 1990
Sharon Interview NPQ / LA Times, Nov. 1990
Danny Goldberg / Jerry Bubis Memo, Jan. 14, 1991
Rami Khouri - NPQ/ LA Times, Jan. 22, 1991
Harkabi Letter, Jan. 31, 1991
Robert Burkett, Feb. 22, 1991, and Brian Urquhart, Feb. 26, 1991
Ruth Mouly Piece - The Gulf War Energizes the Religious Right in Support of Israel, Feb. 27, 1991
SKS Police Commission Appt., LA Times, Mar. 16, 1991
History of the World, Mar. 28, 1991
SKS Confirmation Statement, Apr. 3, 1991
SKS - Police Commission Confirmation, LA Times, Apr. 4, 1991
Arafat Interview - Global Viewpoint, Apr. 10, 1991
President Carter Letter, Apr. 18, 1991
Janet Aviad - Sheinbaum, July 1991
Leslie Gelb - NY Times, July 3, 1991
Interaction Council, July 17, 1991
SKS - Stolberg, LA Times, July 31, 1991
Gates Interview - Playboy, Aug. 1991
Senator Tom Harkin, Aug 8, 1991
Milken/Boesky - Wall Street Journal, Oct. 2, 1991
Moscow Meeting - NY Times op-ed, Nov. 4, 1991
Gates v. Sheinbaum - LA Times, Jan. 15, 1992
UCSB - Speech, Feb. 1992
Telstar/Sheinbaum Articles, Feb. 1992
Ira Yellin, Amar, Mar. 9, 1992
SKS - LA Times Q&A, Mar. 22, 1992
Michael Manley - NPQ, Apr. 1992
Bill Boyarsky - LA Times, Apr. 17, 1992
Clinton/Kantor, Aug. 11, 1992
Clinton - Bonds, Aug. 30, 1992
Clinton/ADL, Sept. 11, 1992
Webster/Williams Report, Oct. 1992
Sandy Berger, Dec. 14, 1992
Inauguration, Jan. 20, 1993 (Nov. 1992 corr. re brunch on Inauguration Day)
Streisand Letters, Feb. 1993
David Stockman, Mar. 3, 1993
New Yorker / Boyer - L.A. Riots, Mar. 15, 1993
Arafat Q&A, Apr. 14, 1993
Flora Lewis, Apr. 16, 1993
Richard Reeves, Apr. 19, 1993
Ornan Yekutieli, May 1993
Parks - [LAT], Apr. 24, 1993
Sheinbaum Touch - The Jewish Journal, May 13, 1993
Gerald Steinberg Exchange, June 1993
Joe Domanick - LA Times, July 20, 1993
Steve Spiegel, Sept. 7, 1993
Shaath Interview - Global Viewpoint, Sept. 8, 1993
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Oct. 1993
Clinton, Feb. 21, 1994; Rabin & Walid, Feb. 22, 1994
Reich Letter, Feb. 24, 1994
Clinton, Feb. 28, 1994
Uri Masad, 1994
Soros - New Yorker, Feb. 1, 1995
Assad Letters, Feb. 7, 1995
Soros - Lingua Franca, Feb. 14, 1995
Fallows Article, Mar. 1995
Novak - Police Foundation Book, June 2, 1995
Yossi Beilin, Dec. 29, 1995
NPQ Subscriptions - gift subscriptions by SKS to various individuals, ca. 1994-1996
Kurd Letter, Jan. 24, 1996
Rabbi Leonard Beerman, Feb. 5, 1996
"The" Louka Letter, Aug. 6, 1996
Parker Letter, Aug. 10, 1996
Lara Bergthold, July 17, 1997
Rabbi Gary Greenebaum, Aug. 15, 1997
Bruce Ramer, Sept. 1997
Harkin/Cuomo, June 21, 2001
Jolis Book and Articles, n.d.
Women for: PLO Tape, n.d.
Dissertation, pre-1965 - files (SKS didn't finish doctorate, copy burnt in CSDI fire - some existing files are singed from the fire)
Early Life
1920-1934 - incl. birth certificate, account by SKS of his life at age 6 [ca. 1926], completion of junior high school [1933], and role as prosecutor in the play "The Trial of Civilization Against the Jew," at the Temple Israel Religious School (1934)
DeWitt Clinton High School - incl. 1936 diploma, transcript, SKS photo from 1936 Clintonian, copy of 1939 Clintonian yearbook, 1946 report card for supplementary courses as veteran Military Service (Army, WWII era)
Correspondence, induction notice, orders, honorable discharge, Veterans Administration documents, 1942-1946
USO Voice Letter (record), 1942
650th Engineer Topographic Battalion - appointment, correspondence, later battalion newsletters, and related, 1942, 2003
Oklahoma A&M - incl. transcript, 1946-1947
Stanford University - transferred from Oklahoma A&M; undergrad (1947-1949) and grad (ca. 1950-1956) studies, incl. time in France on a Fulbright Fellowship (ca. 1953-1955); incl. correspondence, papers, and transcripts
Marriage Certificate - Michigan [Lynne G. Bloom], 1957
Applications for federal appointment, ca. early 1960s
Speeches by SKS
Additional Note
Speaking Engagements, through 1964
Speaking Engagements, 1967-1968
Vietnam Day - UC Berkeley, May 21, 1965
"Why not a Principled Foreign Policy?" Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Dec. 10, 1967
"Tax Reform" - testimony before the Democratic Platform Committee, Aug. 12, 1968
"The State of Our Economic Affairs," Santa Barbara, Adult Education, Oct. 1970
Letters to the Editor, New York Times, Jan. 23, 1971
Adult Ed, Winter 1971
"Nixon and the New Isolationism," Sept. 8, 1971 (also under Writings)
Santa Barbara Adult Ed, Jan. 1972
Santa Barbara, "State of the Economy," May 16, 1974
"The Real Future?" re Nicholas Von Hoffman comments on SKS, Feb. 27, 1975
California Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 29, 1975
"Presidential Politics, 1976, Candidates, Issues and Funding," Holy Cross College lecture, Nov. 5, 1975
"The Primaries and the Issues," UCLA, May 6, 1975
"The Role of the Media," panel, Samuel Popkin - UCSD Election Forum, May 27, 1976
Press Conference - SKS as Chairman of the ACLU Southern California Foundation, June 1976
Lawyers' Guild, Oct. 17, 1976
"Full Employment," Democratic Agenda Conference, Washington D.C., Nov. 11-13, 1977
"Home Q&A Betty & Stanley Sheinbaum," L.A. Times, Oct. 15, 1978
Speech to MDs, Nov. 21, 1978
Speech at the "Onion," Muriel Lustica, Jan. 21, 1979
Taft Speaker, Berwick/Pepperdine, Aug. 17, 1979
Guest Speaker, First Annual Community Awards Celebration, Unitarian Church Parish Hall, Santa Barbara, Feb. 16, 1980
Pepperdine, Aug. 13, 1980
Santa Barbara Adult Ed, May 27, 1981
SKS Speeches - Miscellaneous, 1981-1982
Democracy Project Conference, Jan. 13, 1982
Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), 1982
Speech, D.C., Jan. 1984
Reunion/Conference, "Social Change in the 1980s," UCSC, Oct. 13, 1984
ADA Speech, May 14, 1985
Miscellaneous Speech Stuff, 1984-1985
The American Jewish Committee (AJC), Social Concern Dinner / Slaff, June 1986
PLO Speeches, 1986 and 1989
ACLU Dinner, NPQ, Apr. 14, 1989
Maurice Paprin, May 23, 1989
ADA - mostly congratulations re award, May 23, 1989
SKS / BWS (Better World Society) 25th Anniversary, June 4, 1989
"Pariah at the Mariah," ICPME, Feb. 1990
Human Rights Watch (HRW) - SKS Bash (articles, comments and letters), June 12, 1990
"Ethics in Film," panel discussion, Los Angeles, Oct. 20, 1990
Statement by Stanley K. Sheinbaum to the Los Angeles City Council Confirmation Hearing re appointment to the Police Commission, Apr. 3, 1991
"Combating Political Apathy in America," UC Irvine, Aug. 14, 1991
Speeches - Correspondence, 1991-1999
American Jewish Congress, honoring SKS and BWS, Jan. 26, 1992
Unedited transcript of Ex Tempo Remarks by Stanley K. Sheinbaum on the occasion of the funeral of Andreas Papandreou, Metropolitan Cathedral, Athens Greece, June 26, 1996
Valerie Fields, Arts Event Program - SKS introducing Hon. Tony Beilenson, Mar. 29, 1997
Additional Note
Stanford, ca. 1950-1953, 1955
Michigan State University, ca. 1955-1957
University of California, Santa Barbara, 1963
Travel ca. 1950s-1990s
Additional Note
Writings by SKS ca. 1961-2003
Additional Note
Address by Stanley K. Sheinbaum, Congressional Record - Senate, Oct. 7, 1971 regarding "Nixon and the New Isolationism"
"Balanced Budgeteering: Puritanism Violated," n.d.
"Beyond the New Deal: A Future in Search of a Party," The Economic Democrat... (Santa Monica, CA), Nov. 1981
"Capitalism and Democracy," 1961
"A Distasteful Job...UC Should Keep I," Los Angeles Times, Mar. 9, 2003
"Even in the Movies, Brutality Corrupts," n.d.
"First Blood" - re article, "Even in the Movies..."
"The Issue Is China," Sheinbaum for Congress, Santa Barbara, n.d.
"Just Think...," Publisher's Page, New Perspectives Quarterly, Winter 1988
"Just Think...," Publisher's Page, New Perspectives Quarterly, Spring 1992
Letter to Robert Berger, L.A. Times, Oct. 12, 1983
"A Nation Lost and Found: 1936...," Endorsements, Los Angeles: Tallfellow Press, 2002
"Nixon and the New Isolationism," Sept. 8, 1972
"Seeking Alternatives for Economic Policy," The Peninsula Times Tribune (Palo Alto, CA) - interview, Oct. 11, 1982
"Testimony of Stanley K. Sheinbaum before the Committee on Higher Education of the State of Michigan House of Representatives...," May 16, 1966
"The United States and European Unity," American Trade Policy, 1962
"The University on the Make: Or How MSU Helped Arm Madame Nhu," Ramparts, April 1966
"Unwise Campaign Talk of Using Military Muscle May Bias Democrats toward Action," LA Times (Galbraith-Sheinbaum), Feb. 11, 1988
"Vietnam: Where Did The U.S. Go Wrong," War and Peace Report, Feb. 1966
"We Are Falling Fast," Center Magazine, Jan. 1970
"The World Economic Order," in collaboration with Tibor Scitovsky (University of California) and Andrew Shonfield (Director of Studies, Royal Institute of International Affairs), 1962
Series II: ACLU - Southern California Chapter / ACLU Foundation ca. 1972-2004
Additional Note
General, 1980-1981, 1985-2004
ACLU vs. LAPD/SKS
Ad Hoc Committee to study the decision making process of the ACLU and ACLU Foundation, specifically in regard to staff lay offs and how they impact on policy
Allen, Woody - "The Front," Oct. 5, 1976
Alvarez, Rodolfo
Anagnos, Aris
And Justice for All, 1979
Annual Reports, 1984-1985
Arab Arrests, Jan. 1987
Babbitt, Bruce, Apr. 20, 1988
Baldwin, Roger
Bank Secrecy Supreme Court Transcript / US and California
Bank Secrecy TV Scripts
Begelman, David
Benton, Marje / Washington, Feb. 1975
Bergman, Alan, and Marilyn Bergman
Bergman, Alan/Marilyn, and Barbara Streisand, June 1, 1980
Biennial Conference, 1983
Bilingual - Cross-Cultural Programs
Bill of Rights, 1992-1995
Bill of Rights Awards, 1996, 1999
Bill of Rights Celebration
Bill of Rights Foundation Board
Bill of Rights Foundation Board, June 20, 1974
Bill of Rights Mailer, 1975
Binion, Gayle
Binion, Gayle / Flap
Board Dinner, Feb. 12, 1981
Board Meeting / Minutes
Apr. 1973-Dec. 1975
Jan. 1976-May 1983
Board Restructure
Bohmer, Peter G.
Boudin, Leonard B.
Brentwood TV, Feb. 23, 1977
Bruce, Lenny
1980-1982, 1984
Building Construction Costs
Building Final Documents
Building - Gary [Gelbar?]
Building - Miscellaneous Plans
Building OBS
Building OBS Bids
Building Operating Costs
Building Purchase
Building Running Costs
Building Transition
Burford, James H.
Burke, Yvonne
Bush, George (H. W.)
Bycel, [?]
Cadwell, Beulah H. (Trust)
Campaign Finance
Campaign Reform, 1997
Campus Speech
Caughey, John & LaRee
Censorship, June 20, 1988
Civil Liberties
Civil Liberties in the 100th Congress, 1987 - Washington
CNSS (Center for National Security Studies)
Competing Affairs
Condor ("Three Days of the Condor"), Sept. 30, 1975
Condor / Paramount Bills
Conflict of Interest
Connally, John B.
Constitution Day, Sept. 17, 1987
Contribution - Breakout
Copeland, Edward (Ed)
Correspondence, 1976-1984
The Court, 1989
Cowan, Geoff - Ira Glasser - SKS
Cowley, James M.
Crack - CIA - Ghetto
Cuban Travel Case
Dakin, Susanna
DC (District of Columbia) - Washington, Apr. 27-May 6, 1986
Death in Canaan, Feb. 22, 1978
Deferred Giving
Delegate Selection
Democratic Conference, Nov. 1975
Development Director - New, 1979
Development Plan
Development Study
Doctor, Robert
Dollars [Donations] - Lenny / Henry Fonda
Dollars [Donations], 1977-1979
Economic - Corporations Issues
Edwards, Rev. Edgar R. - S. Central L.A.
Election, Feb. 1, 1978
ELF (The Emergency Land Fund)
"Enemies" - re Nixon-coalitions on impeachment
"Equus" Premiere, with Richard Burton, 1977
"Evening With" Ramsey Clark, 1976
"Evening With" Victor Navasky, Nov. 10, 1980
"Evening With" Playboy, Apr. 2, 1979
"Evening With" Robert Vaughn, Feb. 11, 1980
"Evenings With..." - 1977-1978, 1981, Miscellaneous
Events Committee
Events Miscellaneous
Executive Director Search, 1985
Falk, Marcia
FBI, 1950s
Federal Criminal Code
Fifty Years of the American Civil Liberties Union
Fiske, Joyce S.
Flacks, Richard
FOIA (Freedom of Information Act)
Fonda, Jane
Fraser, Donald M. - re Liberal Democrats, Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), incl. memor from Sandy Berger, 1975
Freedom under Fire Dissent in Post-9/11 America
Fund Raiser, Spring 1975
Garden Party
Gates, Darryl
Glasser, Ira
Goldberg, Danny - re Gold Castle Records, etc.
Grantee Progress Reports, 1987 and First Half 1988
Great Chefs, 1978
Haft, Steven / Roger Baldwin
Halperin, Morton H.
Hard Work
Harper, Valerie
The Mr. & Mrs Harry M. Warner Foundation Grant
Hefner, Christie
Hefner, Hugh
Higginbotham, A. Leon, Jr.
Howarth, Joan - Death Penalty
Hunt, Linda
Illegal Aliens
Impeachment - Laurie Ostrow
In Defense of Busing
International Civil Liberties Report, Feb. 1996
Jenkins, David
Job Descriptions
"Julia" - All Seasons in "Julia" - fundraising premiere
Kanin, Michael
Kasem, Casey, and Zev Putterman
K-9 (LAPD) - deposition of Stanley K. Sheinbaum / dog bite
KCET / ACLU tape
Keller, Wilma - contribution, 1974
Krim, Arthur B. / DNC Advisory Council
Krinsky, Michael
Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
LA Times Editorial, July 14, 1974
LDF (NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc.)
Leadership Awards Gala, 1989
Lear, Norman - ACLU tape
Legal Committee
Legal Search, 1976
Lease, June 1975
Lists - mostly re ACLU
Love, Eula May
Machtinger, Sidney
Mailer, 1975-1976
Malice ("Absence of Malice"), Nov. 17, 1981
Mandelik, Gabrielle (Gabrielle Mandelik Hayum)
Marcus, Sol
Margolin, Ephraim
Markoff, Steve
Marroquin, Hector
Masters, Lee (Jarl Mohn)
McTernan, John
MeikleJohn Civil Liberties Institute Third Annual Symposium, 1982
Mental Health / Legal Rights of the Mentally Handicapped
Merrick, Mike - ACLU Honors Henry Fonda "Clarence Darrow"
Mesches, Arnold
Mitchell, Valentine (Val)
Moyers, Bill
Muslim - Sweet / American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, et al., v. Janet Reno, 1995
National Foundation
1977-1978, 1980-1982, 1984
Legislation Committee
Major Donors Free Speech Conference, 1978
Steering Committee
Nixon, Richard M. (President)
Correspondents for Impeachment / [W. H.] Ferry
Nixon and Senate Trial Standards
Supreme Court Decision, July 1974
Noyes, Dan
Nuclear Power and Civil Liberties
Ojai, April 12, 1975
Okrand, Fred / Supreme Court
Olincy, George
Church State
San Diego
Wirin Memorial Fund WGA
Orange County / Police
Ostrow, Laurie - Gifts and Bequests
Other Organizations
Palestinians (8 Palestinians)
Patients' Rights Project
PBS (Public Broadcasting Station)
Personnel Policy
Petra Foundation
Phillips, Sidney
Police Spying
Politics, 1973, 1975
Pratt, Geronimo
Premiere, 1982
Presidents' Club
Privacy Bill / Sacramento
Proposition 208
Public Counsel - Morris Dees
Reems, Harry
Reinhardt, Stephen
Ripston, Ramona
Ripston, Ramona (cont.)
Romero, Anthony D.
Rosenbaum, Mark
Rosenberg, Mark
Roth, Harry
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Scales, Joe T.
Schachter, Marvin
Schachter Budge Bulge (Marvin Schachter)
Search References and Back Up
Securities, 1975-1978
Shanker, Albert
Shared Donor Lists
Sharing Dilemna, 1985
Shattuck, John
Shikes, Ralph E.
Shuford, Frank
Silkwood, Karen (The Karen Silkwood Fund)
Skokie, Illinois (predominantly Jewish suburb north of Chicago), defense of Nazis
SKS - Correspondence
SKS - Public Statements
SKS - Resolution
SKS - Roast
Skyhorse/Mohawk Case (Paul Skyhorse and Richard Mohawk)
Slaff, George
Smith, Lloyd, Feb. 14, 1976
Sobel, Carol
Southern California Miscellaneous, 1972
Spanish Flag, Oct. 1975
Special Committees
Steinem, Gloria
Structural Reforms
Summer 1973
di Suvero, Henry M.
Tax Reform, 1977
Teitell, Conrad
Temkin, Florence (Mrs. Jack Temkin)
Torch of Liberty
Tunney, John V.
TV Costs
TV Tape
University of Judaism
Vernon, Rama
Vogel, Robert S. / AFSC ( American Friends Service Committee) / Prisons
Volunteer Lawyers
Wagner, Carl
Washington, Ken (Kenny)
Wasserman, Lew R.
Webster, William
Weinstein, Paula / Mark Rosenberg
Wexler, Haskel / Emile de Antonio / Mary Lampson, etc.
WGA (Writers Guild of America, West, Inc.)
Wirin, A. L. (Abraham Lincoln)
TV, Jan. 1975
TV Transcripts
Wilkinson, Frank
Wise, Robert E.
Wolf, Steve
Zahm, Nathan R.
Ziffren, Paul
Series III: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions [CSDI]
Additional Note
Alpha ca. 1959-1974
Additional Note
Adler, Mortimer, Jan. 28, 1977
A.I.D. (Department of State Agency for International Development) - Peace Corps - etc. Washington trip, June 1962
Center Economist
Center - SKS's Guests
Center - Speakers
Center - Visitors
Classification Review - Economics General (re Encyclopaedia Britannica article)
Cold War
CSDI History
Degnan, June Oppen
Economic Freedom, Aug. 1964
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Ferry, W. H.
Final Resignation, Sept. 21, 1970
Fire, 1960
First CSDI Meeting, Pre-Fire, 1960
Foreign Addresses
Forum for Contemporary History
Founding Members (FM) Seminars, 1968
Free Speech Movement
Fund for Chinese Democracy
The Fund for the Republic, Inc. (FFR) Address Lists - current
Hanauer, Gary - Isla Vista
Hutchins, Robert M.
Index of Manuscripts and Dialogue Leaders, 1959-1974
Indiana University - Conference on Soviet Economy, Feb. 3-4, 1961
Jacoby, Neil - Conglomerates
Jacoby, Neil - On Development
Junior Fellows
Kalven, Harry, Jr.
Kelso, Louis O.
Kenyon College, April 27-30, 1972
Law Library
Military / Industrial - UCLA, Nov. 11, 1967
Multinational Corporation
Myrdal, Gunnar
National Industrial Conference Board (NICB) - Pebble Beach, Feb. 6, 1969
Neo-CSDI (incl. reorganization of the Center)
Pacem in Maribus
Pacem in Terris
Pacem in Terris II
Palm Springs - Sharing World's Wealth, Jan. 28, 1968
Resignation (SKS) - CSDI
Role of Liberal
Roof ( Encyclopaedia Britannica) Expenses, 1962
Social Science Caucus, May 1969
Socialism vs. Capitalism, 1964
SKS Memoranda to Staff
Sons and Daughters - film about the war in Vietnam, 1967
Status - SKS, 1969
Students, 1967-1968
Tax Reform
Triple Revolution
"The University"
University of Nigeria - Lindsay Correspondence, May 12, 1964-Mar. 2, 1965
Vucinich, Alexander
Welfare Statism
Who's Who
"Why Not a Principled Foreign Policy?" Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Dec. 10, 1967
World Economy - PIT
Zero Growth - SKS, 1969
Chronological 1960-1971, n.d.
Additional Note
1960, December
1961, May 26
1961, August
1962, January, February, March, June
1962, October, November, December
1963, July, October
1964, Febrary, March, August
1965, January, February, December
1966, January, February, August, September, December
1967, February, April, September, October, November
1967, December
1968, January, November
1969, February, March, April, May, June, September
1971, July
Correspondence ca. 1959-1970
Additional Note
Alpha - by name. In/out.
Altman, George T., Esq.
Aron, Yitzhak Ben
Bicanic, Rudolf
B [surnames beginning with B]
Fromm, Erich
Girvetz, Harry K.
Goldberg, Leo A.
Gray, Mrs. Horace
Haley, Bernard F.
Harbrecht, Father Paul P.
Hayden, Tom
Kelso, Louis O.
Kemnitzer, William J.
Lerner, Abba P.
Lohman, Joseph D.
Lundquist, Edwin D.
Marcum, John Arthur
Marshall, J. Howard
Maxwell, John F.
McMullen, Roy
Mehl, Lucien
Mirsky, Jonathan - Paris, Oct. 1966
Monocle Publications
Morris, William
Musolf, Lloyd D.
Myrdal, Gunnar
National Bureau of Economic Research Incorporated (NBER)
Naftalin, Arthur - SKS - Search, Fall 1959
Osheroff, Abe
Pacem in Terris II
Peyser, Seymour
Plaza Del Sol
Potter, Thomas C.
Princeton Conference on training Americans for overseas service, 1961
P-Q (including: Linus Paulding, Sheldon Pollack, and Anthony Quinn)
Reder, Melvin W.
Reed, Edward
Richards, Howard
Road Work!
Rollins, C.E.
Ross, Ralph G. (Prof.)
Sambath, Huot
Samuelson, Paul A. (Prof.)
Schiller, Joyce
Scheinfeld, Aaron
Schmookler, Jacob (Prof.)
Scitovsky, Tibor (Prof.)
Shafer, Joseph E. (Prof.) - Alaska
Sheinbaum, Gilbert (Gil) H. - SKS' brother, re personal matters and situation in Vietnam; Gil was in Vietnam during this time, 1964-1965
Shonfield, Andrew
Shull, Leon
Sinatra, Frank
SORO (Special Operations Research Office)
Stein, Norman - N.Y.
Stover, Carl F.
Stulman, Julius
Summer '64 Obsolete
Weisskopf, W. A.
Welch, Robert H. W., Jr.
White, Rod
Wirtz, Willard
Chronological - by year
1970 - alpha by surname
FFR - SKS personal
Founding Member Seminars
Gurley, John
Mishan, Ezra J., Professor
Naftalin, Arthur
Presidio (Imperial Corporation of America of Presidio Savings and Loan Association)
SKS Meeting Proposals
SKS Memoranda to Staff
SS [SKS] Center Economist
SS [SKS] Lunch Guests
Wolf, Charles, Jr.
Economics ca. 1961-1964
Additional Note
Encyclopaedia Britannica - Economics - Roof
Harbrecht, Paul P. (Father)
New Economics
SKS - drafts, notes, etc.
UK Sterling Crisis, 1964
Los Angeles
Additional Note
Ashmore, Harry S.
Ben Aron, Yitzhak - at CSDI, Aug. 2, 1966
Board, May 1970
The Center Club - NYC
Chicago Founding Members (FM)
CSDI - General
CSDI Associates Meeting, Nov. 19, 1969
CSDI Board, Dec. 5, 1969
CSDI Finances
CSDI Program
Endowment Campaign
Founding Members - General, 1966, 1969-1970
Founding Members - Juscelino Kubitschek session, Santa Barbara, Oct. 21, 1966
Founding Members Seminar, 1964-1966
Fund for the Republic
Fund Raising Programs - Center
Gorman, William / Ronald M. Loeb
Gortikov, Stanley M.
Hutchins, Robert M. - Papers
The Junior Fellows
La Pira, Giorgio
Library - Fundraising
Lichtman, Richard - at Dan Olincy's
Malta, June 1970
Marculescu - re Heini Brunstein
Pacem in Maribus
Perry, John L.
Post May 7, 1969 - re reorganization of CSDI
Potential FMs
Reed, Edward, and John L. Perry
Senior Staff
Tagger, Peter
Widener, Alice
Willens, Harold
Series IV: Congressional Campaign
Additional Note
1966 - Primary (1 folder)
Biography - Stanley K. Sheinbaum (SKS)
Campaign Statements, 1968
Chavez, Cesar
Computer Letter
Defense Cuts
District Data
Fan Mail
Humphrey, Hubert
Impacted School Areas
Pollution - Air/Water
Proposition 9
Proxmire, William - Anti-Tax
Santa Barbara Housing
Tax Reform
Ventura County Statistics
Series V: Correspondence
Additional Note
Important ca. 1985-1996
Additional Note
Adelman, Kenneth L., June 2, 1986
Athens Meeting Material - 5 Continents
Bergman, Marilyn, Dec. 9, 1985
Botstein, Leon
Brown, Ron, Dec. 6, 1989
Coelho, Tony - re Pat Brown, May 1986
Cuomo, Mario
Feighan, Edward F. (Congressman), Mar. 15, 1990
Friedman, Terry B. (Assemblyman) - Tracy Westin, June 27, 1988
Gardner, David - re Robert Reich, May 10, 1989
Gore, Albert (Senator), Sept. 27, 1988
Hart, Gary - List
Hallisey, Jeremiah F., Oct. 29, 1987
Harman, Willis W., and William A. Wilson
Hayden, Tom (Assemblyman), Aug. 14, 1985-Nov. 16, 1988
Hunter, David R. / Liberal
Jackson, Jesse - Speech
Jacoby, Tamar - "Competition Letter," Feb. 1987
Kennedy, Edward (Senator)
Kirk, Paul, Jr.
Lear, Norman
Levine, Mel, Aug. 11, 1988
Lewis, Flora - 5 Continents / Scheer - Regents, Sept. 1987
Martin, Fred - Gore for President, Oct. 15, 1987
McCune, Pat, Oct. 5, 1988
Metzenbaum, Howard (Senator)
Moses, Steve
Newsweek Article and Letter, June 3, 1987
New York City Employee Retirement System
PLO Packet List
Rosenthal, A. M., Mar. 26, 1986 and Apr. 28, 1986
Sandberg, Neil J., June 28, 1989
Shrum, Robert, June 19, 1989
Simon, Paul
SKS ADA Speech
SKS / Jesse Jackson Papers: Persian Gulf and Growth vs. Austerity
Sterling, Howard, July 18, 1989
Streisand, Barbra
Warner, John (Senator), Nov. 18, 1985
Weinstein, Steve - letters and article on Hayden, Jewish Journal, Apr. 3, 1986
Westen, Tracy, Nov. 6, 1985
Wicker, Tom, Oct. 28, 1987
Willens, Harold - Nov. 8, 1987 (Al Gore)
Wilson, William
Wirth, Timothy E., Senator, Mar. 12, 1987
Alphabetical ca. 1960s-1990s
Additional Note
Agrigenetics Corporation
Altman, George T.
APN (Americans for Peace Now), NY - Shimon Peres, Jan. 15, 1997
Appleby, Joyce
Apter, David E.
Arbatov, Georgi
Ashley, Ted
Beliak, Haim Dov, Rabbi / Michael L. "Mikey" Weinstein
Bell, James Washington
Berger, Samuel R.
Bernhaut, Charlie
Berry, Richard M.
Bloomberg, Ron
Bonpane, Theresa
Brandwynne, Marcia
Brown Edmund G. (Brown Campaign 1966)
Caldwell, Lynton K. (Keith)
Casady, Simon
Chaleff, Gerald
Chemerinsky, Erwin
Cherniavsky, Emma
Christmas Cards, 1966
CIA Leak - N.Y. Times - Judith Miller
CLEF (National Assembly on Teaching the Principles of the Bill of Rights - Civil Liberties Educational Foundation) - Minna Peyser, 1962-1963
Clubb, [Louise?]
Cohen, Stephen F.
COMAT (Commission on Manpower, Automation and Technology) - CSDI Education
Comer, Brooke
Congress - 1966 peace candidates
Cordero, Ida
Cowen, Zelman
Cunningham, Elsie
D (incl. William O. Douglas)
Dale, Ernest
Davis, Louis E.
Donaldson, Nancy A.
Dorsey, John Thornton, Jr.
Dow Co., Inc.; Frank P. Dow
84th Street House
Elster, Sandy
European Investment
Ferry, W. H.
Frank, Lewis A.
Freeman, Harrop A.
Galeria Del Sol
Galeria - Shows, 1967
Giglio (Isole del Giglio, Italy)
Granett, Solomon
Greece, AP - Draenos
Grossman, David
Higginbotham, A. Leon, Jr.
Investment Club
Jerusalem Foundation
Keller, Wilma
Kroc, Joan B. (Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice at the University of San Diego)
Laucks, Eulah - CSDI, 1996
Legal Center of Santa Barbara
Letters to the Editors
Levine, Emily
Lieberman, William S. (Museum of Modern Art)
Liera, Juan Quintero - Chicano Manuscript
Lockyer, Bill (Senator), Feb. 17, 1998
Lurie, Gwen
Magidson, Herbert D.
Mayo, Nick
Meyers, Merwin A.
Mitchell, Mamie
Nagler-Severis Associates / Denis Severis
New Politics
1936 ( A Nation Lost and Found: 1936 America Remembered by Ordinary and Extraordinary People)
1936 - SKS letters
NPQ - SKS Publisher Page
Obst, David - Publishing Pool
Occidental College - MidEast, Mar-July 1993
Palmieri, Victor H.
Pan African Film Festival, Feb. 8, 1998
Papandreou, Maggie - miscellaneous correspondence
Parker, Richard
Pedotti, Helen
Peres, Shimon, Feb. 23, 1998
ACLU - Roger Baldwin Foundation
Bryant, Lefty, 1969
Crider, Gwendoline Mayfield
De La Guerra Investments
Hart, Norris
Institute for Policy Studies
Law Library
Legal Services - Santa Barbara County
New Foundation, 1969
Operation Solidarity
American Documentary Films, Inc.
Cuba, Spring 1969
Grassroots Support
Knell, Greg
Kraiman, Arthur
Military-Industrial Complex (AGP)
Musicale at 819 Syl, Dec. 20, 1969
Naftalin, Arthur
SKS Speaking Engagements, 1969
Pozniak, Beata
Letters to the Editor
Veblen, Paul - Santa Barbara News-Press
Museum of Modern Art - Friends Committee
Parent, Walter E. (Judge)
Redmond, Deborah - Principal Earl F. Glahn
Rapoport, Bernard
Responses to SKS (I)
Responses to SKS (II)
Rosecrance - re Dr. Abdullah Toukan Dinner, Jan. 27, 1998
Rosentswieg, Suzanne
Rothstein, Richard / Margery Tabankin & Associates / SKS
Rowan, Carl T.
Sandyland House
School Board
Seidita, Jo - Ronnie Dugger, Jan. 22, 1998
Sheinbaum, Gil
Shoemaker, W.A. - Democratic Assembly, Aug. 29, 1966
Simon, Nick
For Congress
On New Politics and Old Politicians
Speech, APN (Americans for Peace Now), Oct. 22, 1998
Steinmetz, Fred H.
"Symposium" - Bill Behn
Task Force
Toukan, Abdullah / Danae Elon
Treholt, Arne
Two Bits
Tyre, Norman and Hermione Brown
UCSB - CSDI, Oct. 1997
Warnke, Paul C., May 9, 1989
Weininger, Benjamin, M.D. / Karl Menninger, M.D.
Weissbourd, Bernard
Weisskopf, Walter A.
Wells, Frank
Willens, Harold
Williams, Dan
Windmiller, Marshall, 1966
Wisconsin Public Defender Agency (Democracy in Israel)
Worthy, William / Fred Whitehurst
Wyatt, Holly
Yoss, Charles
Zeiger, Irving
Chronological Files 1960-2007
Additional Note
Oct. 1960-Dec. 1969
Jan. 1970-May 1979
June 1979-July 1982
Aug. 1982-Dec. 1983 [msg Jan-Dec. 1984]
Jan. 1985-Dec. 1985
Jan. 1986-July 1987
Aug. 1987-Dec. 1988
Jan. 1989-July 1990
Aug. 1990-Feb. 1992
Mar. 1992-Apr. 1993
May 1993-July 1994
Aug. 1994-Oct. 1995
Nov. 1995-Dec. 1996
Jan. 1997-Dec. 1997
Jan. 1998-Nov. 1998
Dec. 1998-Nov. 1999
Dec. 1999-Oct. 2000
Nov. 2000 [msg. Dec. 2000]; Jan. 2001-Dec. 2001; [msg. Jan. 2002] Feb. 2002
Mar. 2002-Dec. 2004
Jan-Dec. 2005; [msg. Jan-Oct. 2006] Nov. 2006 [msg. Dec. 2006]; Jan-Dec. 2007
Sub Files 1960s-2003
Additional Note
Miscellaneous Correspondence
Additional Note
ca. 1954-1968 [earliest file has contents with burnt edges, probably from CSDI fire]
1970-1977 [msg. 1969]
Series VI: Economics
Additional Note
General ca. 1980s-1990s
Additional Note
Algonquin Symposium - The Changing Economic World
Beaudry, Ann - Director, Public Media Center
Transcripts - Wash, DC (Jan. 1984) - contains copy of Robert Borosage's (Institute for Policy Studies) speech notes from New Economic Agenda Conference
The California Channel
The California Project - Economic Programs & Projects
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Committee for Economic Development
Council of Economic Priorities (CEP)
Council on Foreign Relations
Claybrook / Tax Reform
Defense Budget Project
Economic Education Project
Economic Policy Institute (EPI)
EPS Quarterly - the newsletter of economists for peace and security
Exploratory Project for Economic Alternatives
Faux, Jeff - Economic Policy Institute
Faux, Jeff and David R. Hunter
Fenton, David (Fenton Communications, Inc.)
Hart, Gary, and David E. Bonior
Homeless - Alan Jolis
Hunter, David R.
InterAction Council
InterFaith Center to Reverse the Arms Race - Economic Conference
International Banking
The Jerome Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
Keynes / Reagonomics
Mexico - Debt/Quake
Millken, Michael
Mother Jones
National Center on Poverty Law
Pacific Council on International Policy
Reagan, Ronald
Santa Monica Living Wages
Shalan Foundation
Stern, Philip M. / PAC
Strategic Studies Institute U.S. Army War College (SSI)
Third World Debt
Trudeau, Pierre
Unruh, Jesse M. - Pension Funds
U.R.P.E. (Union for Radical Political Economics)
Weinberg, Nat
Whistle Blowing
Economists' Writings ca. 1980s-mid 2000s
Additional Note
Abernathy, William, and Robert Hayes
Aganbegyan, Abel G.
Ahmed, Akbar S.
Ajami, Fouad
Alperovitz, Gar
Alterman, Eric
Annan, Kofi
Aronowitz, Stanley
Arrow, Kenneth J.
Attali, Jacques
Baker, Pauline H.
Baran, Paul A.
Barnet, Richard J.
Barraclough, Geoffrey
Barzun, Jacques
Bell, Daniel
Bellah, Robert N.
Bergman, Alan
Berman, Paul
Bernanke, Ben S.
Bernstein, Carl
Bernstein, Peter L.
Birnbaum, Norman
Bishops (various catholic bishops)
Blinder, Alan S.
Block, Fred
Bluestone, Barry, and Bennett Harrison
Bohr, Niels, and Werner Heisenberg
Bok, Derek
Borgese, E. Mann
Borosage, Robert L.
Boyte, Harry C.
Brock, David
Broder, David S.
Brownstein, Ronald
Brucan, Silviu
Bruck, Connie
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
Buchanan, James M.
Buffett, Warren E.
Burnham, Walter Dean
Caddell, Pat
Calleo, David P.
Cannon, Lou
Caputo, Dante M.
Cassidy, John
Cheit, Earl F.
Chomsky, Noam
Cockburn, Alexander
Cohen, Stephen F.
Conrad, Paul
Cooper, Marc
Crosland, Anthony
Culver, John C.
Darman, Richard G.
Day, Anthony (Tony)
Dean, John W.
Debray, Régis
Dees, Morris
Dershowitz, Alan
Dorfman, Ariel
Dowd, Douglas F.
Drucker, Peter
D'Souza, Dinesh
Dugger, Ronnie
ECAAR (Economists Allied for Arms Reduction)
Economists for Peace and Security
Edsall, Thomas Byrne
Ehrenhalt, Alan
Ehrlich, Paul
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Eisner, Robert
Elon, Amos
Epstein, Jason
Etzioni, Amitai
Evans, Gareth
Fairlie, Henry
Fallows, James
Farer, Tom J.
Feinberg, Richard E.
Feldstein, Martin
Ferguson, Thomas
FitzGerald, Frances
Flacks, Dick
Flanigan, James
Frank, Thomas
Friedan, Betty
Friedman, Benjamin M.
Friedman, Milton
Friedman, Thomas L.
Fuentes, Carlos
Fukuyama, Francis
Fuller, Graham E.
Gaddis, John Lewis
Galbraith, James
Gans, Curtis B.
Garbus, Martin
Garten, Jeffrey E.
Garwin, Richard L.
Gates, Jeff
Gelb, Leslie H.
George, Susan
Gergen, David
Gigot, Paul A.
Ginger, Ann Fagan
Gitlin, Todd
Glassman, James K.
Glazer, Nathan
Goldberg, Lenny
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Grant, James
Greenspan, Alan
Greider, William
Grossman, David
Gurley, John G. (Jack)
Haass, Richard N.
Hacker, Andrew
Halberstam, David
Harriman, Ed
Harrington, Stephanie (Michael Harrington)
Hayden, Tom
Heilbroner, Robert L.
Heller, Walter W.
Henry, James S.
Hightower, Jim
Hirschman, Albert O.
Hitchens, Christopher
Holland, Stuart
Holmer, M.
Hough, Jerry F.
Howe, Irving
Huntington, Samuel P.
Ignatieff, Michael
Jacobs, Jane
Judt, Tony
Joy, Bill
Kahn, Alfred E.
Kaldor, Lord
Kaplan, Robert D.
Kapuscinski, Ryszard
Karp, Walter
Katz, Jon
Kaus, Mickey
Kennan, George F.
Kennedy, Paul
Kerensky, Alexander Feodorovich
Keynes, John Maynard
Kinsley, Michael
Klein, Joe
Kotkin, Joel
Kramlich, Richard
Krauthammer, Charles
Krieger, Murray
Kristol, Irving
Kuttner, Robert
Laffer, Arthur
Lamb, Brian
Lasch, Christopher
Lattimore, Owen
Lazare, Daniel
Lekachman, Robert
Lemann, Nicholas
Leontief, Wassily
Lerner, Abba P.
Levy, Leon
Lewis, Anthony
Lewis, Bernard
Lewis, Flora
Lind, Michael
Lindbergh, Charles A.
Lipset, Seymour Martin
Loeb, Paul Rogart
Lowenthal, Abraham F.
Luttwak, Edward N.
McCarthy, Eugene J.
McIntyre, Robert S.
McNamara, Robert S.
Madrick, Jeff (Jeffrey Madrick)
Malabre, Alfred L.
Mann, Eric
Margalit, Avishai
Marin, Peter
Mayer, Jane
Mead, Walter Russell
Merrill, Philip
Michener, James A.
Micklethwait, John
Miles, Jack
Miller, Arthur S.
Miller, Matthew
Minarik, Joseph J.
Mishan, E. J.
Modigliani, Franco
Moffitt, Michael
Morris, Charles R.
Morris, Roger
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
Murray, Charles
Meyerson, Harold
Nader, Ralph
Nelson, Lars-Erik
Nixon, Richard M.
Noble, David
Nove, Alec
O'Connor, James
O'Connor, Sandra Day
Oglesby, Carl
Ohmae, Kenichi
Ottinger, Richard L.
Palme, Olof
Passell, Peter
Pechman, Joseph A.
Peterson, Peter G.
Petras, James
Petruno, Tom
Pfaff, William
Phillips, Kevin P.
Piel, Gerard
Piore, Michael J., and Charles F. Sabel
Pipes, Richard
Piven, Frances Fox, and Richard A. Cloward
Podhoretz, Norman
Prestowitz, Clyde V.
Quandt, William B.
Quindlen, Anna
Reeves, Richard
Reston, James
Rieff, David
Robinson, Joan
Rodberg, Leonard S., and William K. Tabb
Rohatyn, Felix
Rothschild, Emma
Rothstein, Richard
Rouleau, Eric
Ruggie, John Gerard
Rutten, Tim
Sachs, Jeffrey
Safire, William
Sagan, Carl
Samuelson, Paul A.
Samuelson, Robert J.
Schmookler, Andrew Bard
Schneider, William
Schwarz, Benjamin
Sciolino, Elaine
Shafarman, Steve
Sharansky, Nathan
Silk, Leonard
Singer, Daniel
Smith, David
Smith, Frank (Karl Rove)
Solow, Robert M.
Soros, George
Sowell, Thomas
Steel, Ronald
Stern, Sol
Stiglitz, Joseph
Stockman, David A.
Stone, I. F.
Sullivan, Andrew
Summers, Lawrence H.
Szulc, Tad
Talbott, Strobe
Tarshis, Lorie
Templeton, John
Tobin, James
Toffler, Alvin and Heidi
Triffin, Robert
Tsongas, Paul
Tuchman, Barbara W.
Tyson, Laura
Uchitelle, Louis
Urquhart, Brian
Veblen, Thorstein
Vogel, David
Volcker, Paul
Von Hayek, Friedrich August
Von Hoffman, Nicholas
Wachtel, Howard M.
Wells, H. G.
West, Cornel
Wheelon, Albert D.
Whitbeck, John V.
Wicker, Thomas G.
Wieseltier, Leon
Wilentz, Sean
Will, George F.
Williams, William Appleman
Wills, Garry
Wilms, Wellford W.
Wilson, James Q.
Witten, Edward
Wojnilower, Albert M.
Wolf, Charles
Wolf, Alan
Wolin, Sheldon S.
Wolman, William
Woodward, Bob
Wright, Claudia
Wright, Robin
Yergin, Daniel
Zeitlin, Maurice
Zevin, Robert B.
Zysman, John
Major Economics / Economists ca. latter 1970s-mid 2000s
Additional Note
Adams, Alice
Adams, Walter
American Prospect
Avakian, Bob
Baron, Alan
Begelman, David
Bellah, Ralph
Botstein, Leon
Carson, Ralph
Casey, William Van Etten
Cunningham, Elsie
Drell, Sidney D.
EPEA (Exploratory Project for Economic Alternatives)
Faux, Jeff
Galbraith, John Kenneth
Galbraith, John Kenneth, and Richard Parker (biography of Galbraith)
Gordon, David M.
Gordon, David M. (cont.)
Hart, Peter
Karr, David
Kaufman, Richard F.
Kohlberg, Jerome Jr. (Founder) and Sol Price
Kuttner, Robert
Magdoff, Harry
Nye, Joseph S., Jr.
Olsen, David B.
Ottinger, Richard L.
Palevsky, Joan - philanthropist obituary
Palevsky, Max
Parker, Richard B.
Parker, Richard B. (cont.)
Price, Sol
Reich, Robert B.
Reich, Robert B., and David Pierpont Gardner
Scitovsky, Tibor
Shapiro, Sidney
Shearer, Casey V.
Shearer, Casey V., and Derek Shearer
Shearer, Cody P.
Shearer, Derek
Shearer, Derek, and Ruth Goldway (wife of Shearer)
Shearer, Derek, and Julie Yannatta (daughter of Ruth Goldway Shearer)
Stanford University
Stiglitz, Joseph
Series VII: Greece - Papandreou
Additional Note
Additional Note
Additional Note
Aegean - NATO
Agent Registration
American Hellenic Alliance
Amnesty International
Anagnos, Aris
Anastaplo, George
Anastasi, Paul (aka Paul Anastasiades)
Andreas G. Papandreou Foundation
Arafat, Yasir
Arsenis, Gerasimo D.
Ashford, Nick
Athens Airport
Athens Economic Conference, June 1983
Athens Group - Richard Parker, June 1983
Biddle Committee (Francis Biddle)
Boudin, Leonard B.
Brenner, Bob
Brinkley, David
Burns, Nicholas
Cambridge Foundation for Peace, Oct. 3, 2000
Camre, Mogens
Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC)
Caramanlis, Constantine
Castellina, Luciana
CIA - Greek Coup
Clones, Julia Panourgia
Delhi Declaration
Demetracopoulos, Elias P.
Diakogiannis, Kyriakos
Dimitras, Panayote E.
Draenos, Spyros
Dratch, Howard B.
Dunlop, Nicholas
EEC (European Economic Community)
Eminent Persons
E.T.B.A. (Hellenic Industrial Development Bank)
Europe Socialists
Fenton, David S. (David Fenton Communications, Inc.)
Fenton, David S. (David Fenton Communications, Inc.) Greece
Five Continent Peace Initiative
Foreign Press
Fulbright, J. W.
Gage, Nicholas
Gardels, Nathan
Greece - General
Greece - A Profile (International Studies Association, Press Office)
Greece Arrests, Jan. 1, 1971
Greece Committees
Greece Economy
Greece Expenses
Greece Lobby
Greece Policy, 1983
Greece ( Ramparts early versions)
Greece / U.S.
Greek American Committees
Greek Correspondence - Current (1967-1968)
Greek Economic Planning
Greek Election, Oct. 18, 1981
Greek Lobby
Greek Relief Committee
Greek Seminar, Oct. 23-27, 1961
Greek Struggle
Greeks - Serbia
Grimsson, Olafur Ragnar
Hallaq, George
Halperin, M. - Greece
Harlambopolous, Aga - BWS (Betty Sheinbaum) tapes [interviews], Aug. 1974
Hickman, Harrison
Hitchens, Christopher
Hoffman, David
Iliopoulou, Maria
International Conference on Stagnation in the West: The Challenge for Democratic Planning
Israel - Athens, Apr. 4, 1994
Ixtapa, Mexico, Aug. 27, 1986
Jews in Greece
Kaltsas, Harvey - Michael McClintock
Kamm, Henry
Kan, Yue-Sai
Kanter, Mickey / Northrop Corporation
Kapuscinski, Ryszard
Katris, John A.
Katsanevas, Sofia Papandreou
Katsanevas, Thodoros
Keeley, Robert V.
Kennedy, Edward M. (Sen.)
Kerem, Yitzhak
Klamon, William R. - NSA - Greece (United States National Student Association)
Koch, Edward I. (Mayor)
Kosovo - MP (Margarita Papandreou)
Kotzamani, Marina - Arts - Columbia University
KYP - Intelligence
L.A. Times
Lefeber, Louis
Lianis, George
Lianis - Heller
Lipset, Harold K.
Louka Conference (Louka Katseli)
Moratorium / Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Mungen, Donna
Niles, Tom
Nuclear Free Zone
Obsolete Greece
Pagonas, Anthony N.
PAK (Panhellenic Liberation Movement) - Andreas G. Papandreou (President, National Council), ca. 1968-1972
Panagoulis, Alexandros
Papadopoulos, George
Papandreou, Andreas G. (AP)
Andreas Papandreou Foundation
Andreas Papandreou Institute
Articles (Papandreou)
Athens, Aug. 1974
Boudin, Leonard
Case Regarding High Treason
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (CSDI) - Apr. 5, 1968 Staff Meeting
Clinton, Bill (President) / Skopje (Macedonia)
Draenos, Stan
Five Continents Peace and Disarmament Initiative, 1987
Foreign Agents Registration
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Gardels, Nathan
LA Visit - Apr. 4, 1967 (Greeks)
Memorial, June 1997
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Santa Barbara Visit (news clips post-SB visit)
Santa Barbara Visit, 1968
Scheer, Bob
2nd (second) mortgage
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Theory of the Firm, 1952 (Survey of Contemporary Economics)
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Paykou, Arthur J.
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Rondos, Alex
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Scanlon, John
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Malley, Robert
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MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger
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Padres await first no-no, 41 years after closest call
SAN DIEGO -- Fate wouldn't seem likely to tie Denny Doyle and Steve Arlin together.The two ballplayers -- one a pitcher, one a second baseman -- spent most of their careers playing on separate coasts for similarly struggling clubs.Arlin, a 6-foot-3 right-hander, pitched six seasons for the Padres, putting up
SAN DIEGO -- Fate wouldn't seem likely to tie Denny Doyle and Steve Arlin together.
The two ballplayers -- one a pitcher, one a second baseman -- spent most of their careers playing on separate coasts for similarly struggling clubs.
Arlin, a 6-foot-3 right-hander, pitched six seasons for the Padres, putting up solid numbers, but never getting the support needed to make a splash in the wins column.
Doyle was a slap-hitting 5-foot-9 second baseman who is best known for his time spent with Boston and his role in the fabled 1975 World Series, where he was the lone player to notch a hit in all seven games.
But before Doyle laced up his cleats for Boston, he had spent four seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies, a young squad yet to hit its stride.
When Doyle's last-place Phillies and Arlin's last-place Padres met on a hot July day -- exactly 41 years ago -- in front of 4,764 fans at San Diego Stadium, it was about as inconspicuous a meeting as could be imagined.
Funny, the way baseball works.
No no-nos
Forty-four years, three months and 10 days. That's how long it's been since the San Diego Padres played their first game in 1969. That's also how long the franchise has gone without a no-hitter -- the only ballclub without one.
Randy Jones never threw one. Ed Whitson never threw one. Kevin Brown, Jake Peavy and Gaylord Perry never threw one for San Diego. The Padres boast three ERA titles. They've had four National League Cy Young Award winners. But they've never thrown a no-hitter.
"You have to have a lot of things go in your favor," Arlin said. "The umpire has to be doing a decent job, you have to be scoring runs -- I pitched a one-hitter against the Mets and it was 0-0 into the 10th inning. That kind of stuff has to go right for you. Sometimes it doesn't."
Opened in 2004, Petco Park would appear to offer the perfect conditions. A heavy marine layer and pitcher-friendly dimensions (which were adjusted to play a little more balanced before the 2013 season) bring a whole new meaning to the phrase "warning-track power."
In fact, Saturday night saw the park's first no-hitter -- a 148-pitch gem from San Francisco's Tim Lincecum. It was the eighth no-no by an opponent, as the Padres' drought continued.
"Especially with the type of pitchers and arms the Padres have had, maybe you would have thought [we] would have had one by now," said Padres catcher Nick Hundley. "I know that it's a newer ballpark, but I'm a little surprised."
Close calls
In recent years, Padres pitchers have had their brush with history several times.
On Sept. 22, 2006, Pittsburgh's Joe Randa hit a pinch-hit two-run homer with one out in the ninth inning off Chris Young.
On July 9, 2011, five Padres pitchers combined to throw 8 2/3 no-hit innings against the Dodgers before Luke Gregerson surrendered a double. With the game scoreless in the bottom of the ninth, however, they would have needed at least one more unblemished frame to accomplish the feat.
The close calls aren't limited to the past decade, however. On July 21, 1970, Clay Kirby -- sitting on eight no-hit frames -- was removed for a pinch-hitter by manager Preston Gomez. Cito Gaston, hitting in his place, struck out and the Padres lost the no-hitter in the top of the ninth, eventually losing, 3-0.
Arlin had his share of chances as well. He tossed two one-hitters -- including that 10-inning gem against New York -- to go along with four two-hitters. But Arlin -- and the Padres -- never came closer than that ho-hum July day in 1972.
The game
Entering the contest, Arlin had already suffered his share of tough luck. Despite a 3.48 ERA a season earlier, Arlin led the league with 19 losses. He took the mound with a sub-3.00 ERA that day, but was 7-10 and en route to leading the league in losses yet again.
"I don't remember anything about that day being any different than any other," Arlin said. "But as the day progressed, the starting pitcher knows what's going on. I don't remember any balls being hit hard. There were no saving catches or anything like that. I was pretty much going through the lineup."
A first-inning walk erased any chance at perfection, but it soon became clear that Arlin would be making a run at something special.
"Steve Arlin, he was a super pitcher," said Doyle, who entered the ninth with two flyouts and a groundout. "He had a good fastball, breaking ball, changeup. Not only that, but he was intelligent, too. It's just one of those things. ... He had pitched one heck of a game."
When Doyle stepped into the batter's box with two outs in the ninth, Arlin's line read: 8 2/3 innings pitched, no hits, no runs, four strikeouts and three walks.
The hit
The Padres haven't been within one out of a no-no since that day.
"You get to the seventh, eighth inning, you start thinking, 'Wow, what do I have going here?' And you get a little more into that zone," Arlin said. "I get to the ninth inning -- no problems through two hitters. Denny Doyle came up, and it went from there."
When Arlin got two quick strikes on Doyle, manager Don Zimmer brought third baseman Dave Roberts in to guard against a bunt attempt or a weak dribbler.
"I wasn't paying attention to it," Arlin said. "I didn't think it would matter at the time. It was just me and the catcher."
Arlin jammed Doyle with a pitch. Doyle contends it was a fastball. Arlin says slider. Either way, it bounced straight into the dirt in front of home plate.
"I was one of those hitters that just tried to make contact," Doyle said. "That was the only shot that I had anyway. The ground was hard, and I hit this one-hopper that went over the third baseman's head. There wasn't anything romantic about it."
Said Arlin: "The ball hit in front of the plate and bounced right up over Roberts' outstretched glove -- right above him. It hit maybe six feet fair, right next to the third-base bag. If he had been where he's supposed to be, I'm walking in there and getting interviewed for a no-hitter."
Flustered, Arlin followed by balking, then surrendering a single before recording the final out of a 5-1 Padres victory. After the game, he recalled a remorseful Zimmer coming up to him and saying, "I screwed up."
Doyle, meanwhile, had already notched the lone knock in two one-hitters -- against Nolan Ryan and Gary Nolan.
"I remember looking in the face of those individuals and seeing that 'you've got to be kidding me' look," Doyle said.
"There's only one time you get to see that look," he added, referring to each time a starter surrenders his first hit.
It's a familiar look on the faces of Padres starters. They've made it during every game in club history -- 7,098 times, to be exact.
And counting.
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell.

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A4 2004 Cross Site Scripting
This article is for the OWASP Top 10 2004
Cross-site scripting (sometimes referred to as XSS) vulnerabilities occur when an attacker uses a web application to send malicious code, generally in the form of a script, to a different end user. These flaws are quite widespread and occur anywhere a web application uses input from a user in the output it generates without validating it. An attacker can use cross site scripting to send malicious script to an unsuspecting user. The end user's browser has no way to know that the script should not be trusted, and will execute the script. Because it thinks the script came from a trusted source, the malicious script can access any cookies, session tokens, or other sensitive information retained by your browser and used with that site. These scripts can even rewrite the content of the HTML page.
XSS issues can also be present in the underlying web and application servers as well. Most web and application servers generate simple web pages to display in the case of various errors, such as a 404 'page not found' or a 500 'internal server error.' If these pages reflect back any information from the user's request, such as the URL they were trying to access, they may be vulnerable to a reflected XSS attack. The likelihood that a site contains XSS vulnerabilities is extremely high. There are a wide variety of ways to trick web applications into relaying malicious scripts. Developers that attempt to filter out the malicious parts of these requests are very likely to overlook possible attacks or encodings. Finding these flaws is not tremendously difficult for attackers, as all they need is a browser and some time. There are numerous free tools available that help hackers find these flaws as well as carefully craft and inject XSS attacks into a target site.
Environments Affected
All web servers, application servers, and web application environments are susceptible to cross site scripting.
Examples and References
- The Cross Site Scripting FAQ: http://www.cgisecurity.com/articles/xss-faq.shtml
- CERT Advisory on Malicious HTML Tags: http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2000-02.html
- CERT "Understanding Malicious Content Mitigation" http://www.cert.org/tech_tips/malicious_code_mitigation.html
- Understanding the cause and effect of CSS Vulnerabilities: http://www.technicalinfo.net/papers/CSS.html
- OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Data Validation
- How to Build an HTTP Request Validation Engine (J2EE validation with Stinger)
- Have Your Cake and Eat it Too (.NET validation)
How to Determine If You Are Vulnerable
XSS flaws can be difficult to identify and remove from a web application. The best way to find flaws is to perform a security review of the code and search for all places where input from an HTTP request could possibly make its way into the HTML output. Note that a variety of different HTML tags can be used to transmit a malicious JavaScript. Nessus, Nikto, and some other available tools can help scan a website for these flaws, but can only scratch the surface. If one part of a website is vulnerable, there is a high likelihood that there are other problems as well.
How to Protect Yourself
The best way to protect a web application from XSS attacks is ensure that your application performs validation of all headers, cookies, query strings, form fields, and hidden fields (i.e., all parameters) against a rigorous specification of what should be allowed. The validation should not attempt to identify active content and remove, filter, or sanitize it. There are too many types of active content and too many ways of encoding it to get around filters for such content. We strongly recommend a 'positive' security policy that specifies what is allowed. 'Negative' or attack signature based policies are difficult to maintain and are likely to be incomplete. Encoding user supplied output can also defeat XSS vulnerabilities by preventing inserted scripts from being transmitted to users in an executable form. Applications can gain significant protection from javascript based attacks by converting the following characters in all generated output to the appropriate HTML entity encoding: From: To: < < > > ( ( ) )
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The OWASP Filters project is producing reusable components in several languages to help prevent many forms of parameter tampering, including the injection of XSS attacks. OWASP has also released CodeSeeker, an application level firewall. In addition, the OWASP WebGoat training program has lessons on Cross Site Scripting and data encoding.


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Devices for cosmetic consulting drive sales of skin and hair care products
The wireless MSS (Mobile Smart Scope) performs a skin and hair analysis using a scope and free mobile app. The analysis includes skin texture, pigmentation, skin brightness, sebum, keratin, and now wrinkles around the eyes, and pores. The MSS app can store customer information and results that can be used for before and after comparison.
The MSA Lite (Mobile Skin Analyzer Lite) is also capable of analyzing the skin and hair. The MSA Lite is a sleek, lightweight solution that measures the same parameters as the MSS, but is a standalone device. Using interchangable lenses, skincare professionals can easily analyze the skin and hair.
The Aquvis® wireless, portable device uses a scope and moisture sensor to perform a skin analysis. The Aquvis® device is completely customizable to meet specific requirements of skincare and aesthetics professionals.
"We are proud to be able to offer our customers in the cosmetics industry systems that are designed especially to meet their needs with the help of our vast know-how and extensive technology portfolio. We are constantly looking for new application possibilities that allow us to develop better services and even more customized solutions together with and for our customers," notes Ralf Daferner, Division Manager at SCHOTT Lighting and Imaging.
"We have continued to expand our portfolio even further in recent months," Daferner continues, "and included new devices for mobile skin consulting that we will be presenting to the public at this year's HBA Global. Creating a connection between our measurement devices and other display systems like smart phones and tablet PCs is an important topic which we have taken into consideration with our latest developments."
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Completely understandable seeing as how you write them in their natural incarnation so well. The Edward and Bella in question are about as far away from canon as you can get actually, so, if you are into this kind of novel, it's kind of intriguing to read them anyway. And, Rings is so right. Amazingly, even though they are in situations you would NEVER think they'd be in, somehow, they are still Edward and Bella and Alice and Jasper and Emmet and Rose and Carlisle and Esme and on and on.Amanda Beth wrote:You guys are so funny with this I wish I could get into any of these AU/OOC fanfics but I can't... I can't get into a Bella/Edward character that isn't the real Bella and the real Edward.
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Tracy~ I know. I definitely found it interesting that the corresponding chapter in The Submissive was so much more detailed in terms of the *ahem* physical *ahem* where DomWard's pov mentions almost nothing except the kissing. *Whimper* *Melt* So amazingly beautiful and tender.... and then he has to turn into a complete d!@k about the whole thing and just ruin it for me. GRRRRRRRRRR!!!!
Erika~ I got no truck being mad at DomWard. NONE!! He's a complete jackarse to her and to himself. I get it. I understand. I truly do. I know he is hurting himself nearly as badly as he hurts her. But, it doesn't mean it's any easier of a pill to swallow.


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Sensorex's Transmitter Displays and Controls pH and ORP Values for Process Monitoring
Nov 30, 2012, 05:05 ET
MUMBAI, November 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
TX-3000 pH/mV From Sensorex Provides Real-time Data
Sensorex's TX-3000 pH/mV Transmitter monitors changes in process fluids, displaying pH or oxidation reduction potential (ORP, measured in mV), and temperature for more accurate control in water, chemical, electronics, food production, environmental and wastewater applications.
Photo: http://halmapr.com/sensorex/TX3000.jpg
The line-powered TX-3000 can be user programmed on-site to measure either pH or ORP (Redox). Its dual output design, with an isolated (0)4 - 20mA output for pH or ORP readings and one for temperature measurement, eliminates the need for a separate temperature transmitter. A large backlit LCD screen displays both parameters simultaneously and two adjustable Hi/Lo relay contacts deliver results to automated process control systems.
With an extended pH measurement range of -2.00 to 16.00, the TX-3000 is suitable for a full range of applications. The NEMA 4x, IP65 enclosure can be wall, panel, or pipe-mounted for easy integration in most installations. The TX-3000 can be easily programmed onsite with its push button interface. The unit can be password protected for secure installations.
About Sensorex:
Sensorex is a global leader in design and manufacture of quality sensors for water applications. The company offers more than 2000 sensor packages for pH, ORP, dissolved oxygen free chlorine, chlorine dioxide and other specialty measurements, as well as a full line of sensor accessories. Its expert technical support engineers solve analytical sensor challenges with custom designs and off the shelf products. Headquartered in California, with a global distributor network, Sensorex is a subsidiary of Halma plc, an international market leader in safety, health and sensor technology.
About Halma:
Halma p.l.c. is an international market leader in safety, health and sensor technology. Halma is a public company listed on the London Stock Exchange and has over 4000 employees in 40 subsidiaries worldwide. Halma's subsidiaries make products that protect lives and improve the quality of life for people through innovation in market leading products which make its customers safer, more competitive and more profitable. These subsidiaries are assisting India's economy in areas such as manufacturing, energy, water and waste treatment, the environment, construction, transport and healthcare.
For further news about Halma in India and to subscribe to the Halma India RSS News Feed please visit our blog at: http://halmapr.com/news/india/.
For more information please contact Sensorex's Indian distributor: Rama Rajagopalan, Ion Scan Instruments, [email protected], +91 098406 88899, Fax: +91 44 24349998
Website: www.ionscanindia.com
Primary Media Contact: Mr. Kuniyur J. Srinivasan, [email protected], 91-22-67080400
Secondary Media Contact: Mr. Damian Corbet, [email protected], 44-1494-789152
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Escobar and Zobrist homer, Rays beat Twins
Yunel Escobar and Ben Zobrist homered during a three-run seventh inning and the surging Tampa Bay Rays beat the Minnesota Twins 7-4 on Monday night.
Escobar had a leadoff tiebreaking homer in the seventh off Samuel Deduno (4-4), who departed after Desmond Jennings followed with a triple. Caleb Thielbar entered and got one out before Zobrist gave Tampa Bay a 6-3 lead with a two-run shot.
Alex Torres (3-0) pitched a perfect seventh for the Rays, who have won nine of 10 and moved to a season-best 10-games (50-40) over .500. Escobar also had a sacrifice fly in the eighth.
Fernando Rodney got the final two outs to pick up his 20th save after an RBI single by Pedro Florimon off Jamey Wright.
Justin Morneau homered for the Twins, who have lost eight of nine. Deduno gave up five runs and 10 hits over six-plus innings. Thielbar had not allowed a run in his first 17 appearances during his rookie season before Zobrist's homer.
After Brian Dozier hit a third-inning RBI double, the Twins took a 3-2 lead in the fourth when Morneau had a solo homer and Chris Parmelee added a sacrifice fly off Roberto Hernandez.
Minnesota went 4 for 4 with the sac fly during the fourth, but had Oswaldo Arcia thrown out trying to advance to second after hitting a single and Aaron Hicks picked off at first by Rays catcher Jose Molina.
Morneau tied Bob Allison for fourth place on the Twins' career list with 211 homers.
Minnesota loaded the bases with two outs in the fifth, but failed to score when Trevor Plouffe flew out. The Twins went 1 for 10 with runners in scoring position through six innings.
Hernandez allowed three runs and eight hits in six innings. The right-hander struck out three, walked three and hit a batter.
Tampa Bay tied it at 3 in the fifth on Evan Longoria's run-scoring single.
Luke Scott put the Rays up 1-0 on a first-inning homer. Molina made it 2-0 with an RBI single in the second.
Deduno got hit in the leg by James Loney's hard-hit infield single during the second, but stayed in the game.
One day after having his career-best 16-game hitting streak ended, Loney had two hits.
NOTES: Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon remains hopeful that 12-game winner Matt Moore will be added as a replacement player to the AL All-Star team. ... Hicks had a career-high four hits. ... Rays RHP Alex Cobb, struck in the right ear by a liner on June 15, threw off a mound for the second time and didn't rule out pitching in games in late July or early August. ... Twins RHP PJ Walters accepted an outright assignment to Triple-A Rochester. RHP Cole De Vries (sprained right elbow) has been placed on the DL by Rochester. ... Minnesota RHP Rich Harden (shoulder) could throwing batting practice this week. ... Twins RHP Nick Blackburn (wrist) gave up two runs and six hits over five innings in his third outing with the Gulf Coast League Twins.


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Top Items:
Yahoo!'s New ''SmartAds'' Meld Brand and Direct Response Advertising — Innovative, Patent-Pending Ad Delivery Platform Allows Marketers to Present Highly Targeted Online Display Ads in Real Time to Match a User's Distinctive, Expressed Interests — SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jul 02, 2007 …
Discussion: TechCrunch, Business Week, Reuters, AppScout and Conversion Rater
Duncan Riley / TechCrunch: Yahoo Launches Smart Ads
Michele Gershberg / Reuters: Yahoo beefs up target advertising tools
Brian Heater / AppScout: Yahoo! Introduces SmartAds, Google Sort of Hits Back
Pat McCarthy / Conversion Rater: Yahoo! Gets Smarter With Display Advertising
Louise Story / New York Times:
Online Customized Ads Move a Step Closer — Yahoo will announce new tools for online advertising today that could pull the company ahead in the race for what is called "behavioral targeting," that is, the ability to better tailor online advertisements to the people most likely to buy.
David A. Utter / WebProNews: Yahoo Gets Smart About Behavioral Ads
Derick / Internet Marketing Monitor: Yahoo! SmartAds Promises Uber-personalized Display Ads on the Fly
Shelly Palmer / Media 3.0 with Shelly Palmer: MediaBytes 07.02.07 — YAHOO will announce Yahoo Smart Ads today.
Barry Schwartz / Search Engine Roundtable: Yahoo SmartAds Bridging Search Ads & Behavioral Targeting
Elinor Mills / CNET News.com:
Yahoo launches customizable ad tool — Yahoo just upped the ante in the display advertising space. — On Monday the Web giant launched a new display advertising product called SmartAds, which allows marketers to offer ads that are customized according to the Web surfer's age, gender, location and online activities.
Discussion: Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim, CostPerNews and Mashable!
Pete Cashmore / Mashable!: AdJug Gets Millions for New Ad Marketplace
Donna Bogatin / Insider Chatter:
Yahoo Ads Get Personal: NOT Google Radio Ads — Yahoo ads are getting personal. How about Google? CEO Eric Schimdt has a personal advertising "fantasy." — Personalized radio advertising, as imagined by Schmidt one year ago: While driving past a clothing store, a radio ad should remind Eric …
Discussion: Search Engine Land and Mashable!
Stan Schroeder / Mashable!: 5 New Online Advertising Tactics We Fear
Zachary Rodgers / ClickZ:
Yahoo's New SmartAds Product Aims to Ease Creative Production
Yahoo's New SmartAds Product Aims to Ease Creative Production
Discussion: Search Engine Watch Blog
Kevin Newcomb / Search Engine Watch Blog: Yahoo SmartAds: Super-Targeted Display Ads
Jeff Leeds / New York Times:
Universal in Dispute With Apple Over iTunes — Steven P. Jobs, the co-founder and chief executive of Apple, is an emerging force in the mobile phone business, thanks to the snaking lines of gadget fans who queued up last week to buy the iPhone. But now he faces a headache in an industry Apple already dominates — digital music.
Don Dodge / Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing: Universal Music says no to iTunes - Price and DRM major issues
Steve O'Hear / last100: Why Apple doesn't need Universal Music
Duncan Riley / TechCrunch: Universal Music To Apple: Adieu Perhaps?
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines: Universal Music plays iTunes hardball with Apple
Charles Starrett / iLounge: Universal, Apple in dispute over iTunes
Andrew Orlowski / The Register: World's biggest label kneecaps iTunes store
Cory Doctorow / Boing Boing: Universal threatens to drop iTunes Store contract
Kristen Nicole / Mashable!: Universal Music May Drop iTunes Contract
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes / Hardware 2.0: Has Steve Jobs dropped the iTunes ball?
Douglas McIntyre / BloggingStocks: Universal turns the tables on Apple
Bruce Houghton / hypebot: Universal Threatens iTunes Exit
Alexander Muse / Texas Startup Blog: Updated: It's official, Apple and Universal in spat!
Staci D. Kramer / paidContent.org: Updated: Universal Will Not Renew Long-Term iTunes Deal; Seeks Flexibility: Report
Erick Schonfeld / The Next Net: Sell Apple, Buy Google
James Kendrick / jkOnTheRun: Universal Music Group tells Apple to take a hike
Piers Fawkes / PSFK: Apple Sells A Lot Of iPhones, Universal Thinks It Can Go Alone …
Yinka Adegoke / Reuters:
Universal Music declines long-term iTunes deal: source
Universal Music declines long-term iTunes deal: source
Discussion: The Webpreneur and Lost Remote
Nick ONeill / The Webpreneur: UNIVERSAL DEALS HUGE BLOW TO APPLE
Thomas Mennecke / Slyck: Universal and Apple get Ugly
Wall Street Journal:
Universal Music May Seek Shorter iTunes-Sales Pact
Universal Music May Seek Shorter iTunes-Sales Pact
Discussion: Ars Technica, The 463, Apple Gazette, Coolfer, The Unofficial Apple Weblog, Gizmodo, ParisLemon, Lost Remote and digg
MG Siegler / ParisLemon: Universal Music Group Leaving iTunes?
Vince Veneziani / CrunchGear:
Breaking: UMG Will Not Renew iTunes Contract
Breaking: UMG Will Not Renew iTunes Contract
Discussion: Gadgetell and Texas Startup Blog
Colbert Low / Gadgetell: Universal Music will not renew its iTunes contract
Alexander Muse / Texas Startup Blog: iTunes to run out of music?
iPhone sales said to hit half-million — New Apple device lives up to the hype, though some buyers have activation woes; availability mixed at Apple Stores heading into new week. — NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — Opening weekend sales of iPhones may have reached 500,000, according to an analyst's estimate …
Discussion: Blackfriars' Marketing, BloggingStocks, Cult of Mac and kottke.org
Carl Howe / Blackfriars' Marketing: iDay+3: iPhone Buzz Index rises to 16,492 as half a million join the iPhone nation
Melly Alazraki / BloggingStocks: Apple sold half a million iPhones?
Leander Kahney / Cult of Mac: Analyst: Apple Sold 500,000 iPhones
Tom Krazit / CNET News.com:
Piper Jaffray: 500,000 iPhones sold over the weekend — Apple sold around half a million iPhones the first weekend the device went on sale, one analyst firm has estimated. — Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster released a report Sunday night estimating that Apple sold about 500,000 units …
Discussion: Los Angeles Times, Between the Lines, GigaOM, Deep Jive Interests, Bloomberg, Engadget, Virtual Economics, Macenstein, The Unofficial Apple Weblog, CrunchGear, TechCrunch, Hacking NetFlix, Thomas Hawk's Digital …, Big in Japan, Valleywag, Things That, Orbitcast, IP Telephony, VoIP, Broadband, Mashable!, Gadgetell, Apple Gazette, Gadget Lab, mocoNews.net, Gizmodo, The Boy Genius Report, Podcasting News and CNET News.com
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines: The iPhone launch report card
Katie Fehrenbacher / GigaOM: Apple's iLaunch Outshines AT&T
Tony Hung / Deep Jive Interests: Strangely Enough, Apple Fizzles With iPhone Release (the Stock, Anyway)
Connie Guglielmo / Bloomberg: Apple's IPhone Sells Out at Most AT&T Stores, Swamping Network
Thomas Ricker / Engadget: 500,000 iPhones sold so far — but can Apple keep up?
Chris Ullrich / The Unofficial Apple Weblog: Apple Sells Half a Million iPhones in the First Weekend
Vince Veneziani / CrunchGear: Over 500,000 iPhones Sold — Tools Consumers line up at the Apple SoHo store
Nick Gonzalez / TechCrunch: iPhone has a $250 - $300 Million Opening Weekend
Pete Cashmore / Mashable!: 500,000 iPhones — Reportedly, that's the number of phones …
Robert Nelson / Gadgetell: Piper Jaffray estimates 500,000 iPhone sold
Charlie Sorrel / Gadget Lab: Apple's Opening Weekend: 200,000 iPhones Sold
Staci D. Kramer / mocoNews.net: iPhone Roundup: Activation Woes; 500,000 Sold?
Matt Buchanan / Gizmodo: Analyst Antics: Opening Weekend iPhone Numbers: 500,000 Sold …
Joshua Karp / The Boy Genius Report: 500,000 iPhones sold during opening weekend
Tom Krazit / CNET News.com: Some iPhone customers put on hold
Connie Guglielmo / Bloomberg:
Apple May Have Sold 500,000 IPhones, Beating Estimate
Apple May Have Sold 500,000 IPhones, Beating Estimate
Adario Strange / Epicenter: Apple IPhone Sales Meet Expectations, But What About Video IChat?
Charles Starrett / iLounge: News: Apple sells 500,000 iPhones?
Washington Post:
Calling In Pros to Refine Your Google Image — At the height of the cyber-abuse, Sue Scheff, a consultant to parents of troubled teens, would type her name in a Google search box and brace herself: Up would pop page after page of attack postings. … The stream of negative comments began …
Discussion: PSFK and Innovation in College Media
Piers Fawkes / PSFK: Picking Out Your Red Coat Using Identity Consultants
Ed Hardy / Brighthand.com Handheld News and Reviews:
"Palm OS II" Pushed Back to 2008 — In May of this year, Palm, Inc. announced that it is developing its own operating system that will be based on Linux, but also include important parts of the Garnet OS (formerly Palm OS Garnet). — At that time, the company said that the first devices running …
Discussion: PalmAddicts, CrunchGear, The Mobile Gadgeteer, Gadgetell, Engadget, jkOnTheRun and Jeremy's Blog
Sam Mcloughln / PalmAddicts: Palm OS II delayed until 2008
Ilya Kochanov / CrunchGear: Palm OS II Delayed Until 2008
Robert Nelson / Gadgetell: Palm OS II delayed 'til 2008
Darren Murph / Engadget: Palm's Linux OS not surfacing until 2008?
Kevin C. Tofel / jkOnTheRun: Palm postpones next OS version until 2008: is that 'Taps' playing?
Jeremy / Jeremy's Blog: The iPhone, 48 hours later
Wily Ferret / Inquirer:
Google apologises for Sicko outburst — A la Ferret Blog ye not — THE LATEST TWIST in Google's do-no-evil saga reflects a growing uncertainty about the direction Silicon Valley's biggest startup is taking. — The public and press perception of the company is now heading towards …
Discussion: The Register, Insider Chatter, WebProNews and Todd Watson
Andrew Orlowski / The Register: Google in Sicko storm
Donna Bogatin / Insider Chatter: Why Google Health IS Sick (o): $2 trillion Medical Target
David A. Utter / WebProNews: Google Health Ads Blog Backs Off Sicko
Matt Cutts / Gadgets, Google, and SEO:
Company blogging 101 — Here's a short summary of the recent Google blogging brouhaha:
Company blogging 101 — Here's a short summary of the recent Google blogging brouhaha:
Kevin Newcomb / Search Engine Watch: Google Blogger Attacks Sicko, Backtracks
Kevin Newcomb / Search Engine Watch Blog: Matt Cutts Offers Corporate Blogging Advice
Andy Beal / Marketing Pilgrim: Google's "Sicko" BlogStorm
Barry Schwartz / Search Engine Roundtable: Google Says Use Search Ads to Help Improve Health Industry's Credibility
Danny Sullivan / Search Engine Land: Google, "Sicko" Opinions & Issues With Playing Ad Agency
Thomas Crampton / New York Times:
A Web Cadre Turns the Tables on African Scam Artists — Ever been tempted to respond to that e-mail message offering untold millions from the relatives of a deposed African dictator? — For some, replying to such Internet scams is a rewarding hobby. They call themselves scam-baiters …
Discussion: TechWag
John Leyden / The Register:
Senior execs targeted in 'precision' malware attacks — Spear phishers prey on friends and family of top managers — Hackers are targeting senior managers of large firms - along with members of their families - in a new wave of highly-focused email attacks.
Discussion: CNET News.com and Computerworld
Tom Espiner / CNET News.com: Top executives face personalized e-mail attacks
Jeremy Kirk / Computerworld: Hackers target C-level execs and their families
Brad Stone / New York Times:
In a Bid for Dow Jones, an Entrepreneur Again Finds Murdoch as Rival — In the continuing saga of Rupert Murdoch's quest for Dow Jones & Company, perhaps the strangest turn is the rival offer from Brad Greenspan, a former chief executive of Intermix Media, the onetime parent company of the social networking service MySpace.
Discussion: Beet.TV, HipMojo.com and paidContent.org
Andy Plesser / Beet.TV: Dow Jones as Financial Video News Channel is the Promise of …
Ashkan Karbasfrooshan / HipMojo.com: WSJ Becomes Battleground for New Media Millionaire's Beef …
Tracy Erickson / Sony PSP, Nintendo DS …:
Exclusive: Nokia goes multi-format with secret next-gen N-Gage title — Phone meet PC, PC meet phone — Product: — Developer: — Publisher: — Millions of game-capable handsets aren't enough for Nokia. The Finnish company, which holds approximately a third of the world's mobile market share …
Discussion: The Register, CrunchGear and Mobile Entertainment
Bill Ray / The Register: N-Gage games to equal PC games
Vince Veneziani / CrunchGear: Nokia Making Cross-Platform Games About Crack
Tim Green / Mobile Entertainment: Nokia to develop PC games
Local.com shares soar after mobile local search patent win — BANGALORE, July 2 (Reuters) - Shares of Local.com (LOCM.O: Quote, Profile, Research) rose 52 percent, after the Web search services provider said it received a patent for mobile local search. — The Irvine, California-based company …
Discussion: Search Engine Land and Search Engine Watch Blog
Greg Sterling / Search Engine Land: Local.com And Dueling Local Search Patents
Kevin Newcomb / Search Engine Watch Blog: Even More Local Search Patents
Fred / A VC:
The Facebook Age Distribution — I read Kottke's post and his follow-up last week and the question he asks has been ratting around in my brain ever since. Is Facebook the new AOL? — I've been debating his posts in private with a number of people and one of them, Jarid Lukin …
Discussion: Publishing 2.0, Epicenter and i-boy
Robert Young / Publishing 2.0: How Can MySpace Beat Facebook At Its Own Game?
Adario Strange / Epicenter: College Club Vs. Mainstream Network: Unpacking The Facebook Hype Machine
George Nimeh / i-boy: Kottke and Wilson are wrong
Facebook vs. AOL, redux
Facebook vs. AOL, redux
Discussion: Marc's Voice, BuzzMachine and Coding Horror
Marc Canter / Marc's Voice: Speaking of Facebook as the new AOL
Jeff Jarvis / BuzzMachine: Facebook is not the new AOL
Jeff Atwood / Coding Horror: Avoiding Walled Gardens on the Internet


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My name is Maria. I love Harry Potter and I love to read! I love to see the creativity and imagination Harry Potter fanfiction writers have.
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