3571 [Jun. 3rd, 2008|02:24 pm]
I'm not home a minute and Bree from Dr. Quales office calls about mom's 0845 appointment . . . Bree, recall, was at the free health clinic here in rockland . . . see previous entries - the conflicting Dr stuff and the social worker report I was not allowed to see . . . Dr. Quayle? as in Bush Sr.'s VP? ah - again the social worker that first time there . . . and me with the jaws cliche - r'land running the offensive paranoia thing - important at the career center later . . . and there's a Coyle on the calendar . .. like Doyle? see previous entries. . .

more CIA and stupid people . . .
and that's the straight spudd (ess-pee-you-dee-dee). . .

ot . . .and recall the dont ask dont tell harvard divinity school kids in maine - the page connection ere the HDS admissions postings. .. well, form yahoo.com.news:

Sociologist who helped craft 'don't ask, don't tell' dies Tue Jun 3, 10:29 AM ET



Sociologist Charles Moskos, an expert on the attitudes of servicemen and women who helped formulate the "don't ask, don't tell" policy toward gays in the military, has died.

The retired Northwestern University professor died of cancer Saturday at his home in Santa Monica, Calif., his family said. He was 74.

His surveys on military personnel issues, such as morale and recruitment trends, made him widely quoted in the news media. But he was best known for the advice to the Joint Chiefs of Staff that led to "don't ask, don't tell."

Under the policy, passed by Congress in 1993 in the early months of the Clinton administration, gays are allowed to serve in the military, but they are prohibited from engaging in homosexual activity or talking about their sexual orientation.

He acknowledged that the policy, which had critics on both sides of the debate, was imperfect.

"It's like what Churchill said about democracy — it's the worst system possible, except for all the other ones," Moskos said in 2006. But he said allowing gays to serve openly would hurt the morale of the military rank-and-file and make many recruits uncomfortable.

To critics who called for the Pentagon to be more flexible about gays, he noted that "don't ask, don't tell" is the law.

"Any change in the status of homosexuals in the military requires congressional action," he wrote in a letter to the editor of The New York Times in 2005. "Your editorial implies that the military should disobey the law. Who is hiding from reality?"

He also was a strong advocate of military service for young people from all segments of society. He argued it would increase public support for the military.

"Imagine if Jenna Bush were in Iraq today," he said in 2004. "We would be much more committed."

In a 2005 Associated Press interview, he said of the 750 men in his Princeton University graduating class in 1956, more than 400 went on to serve in the military. Of the 1,100 men and women in the 2004 Princeton class, eight joined, he said.

"That's the difference," he said.

Moskos himself was drafted after graduation and served two years in the Army. He earned graduate degrees at UCLA and joined the Northwestern faculty in 1966 after working at the University of Michigan.

Moskos' work earned his several awards, including the Distinguished Service Medal, the highest honor the Army awards civilians.

"He truly had an impact on the military," retired Gen. Wesley Clark said in a statement. He said Moskos "gave many of us the reassurance that someone out there knew us, cared about us and could help see our best interests as a nation and a military were looked after."

Moskos retired from Northwestern in 2003 and moved to Santa Monica. However, he returned to the university each fall to teach an introductory sociology course.


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by the way - nothing at all from HU HR (external) today thius far . . .

see preivous entris . . .

given alan kupferman's BU research on dopamine and his retiurement wthe year i got hooked . . . well . . . what if there is something to me as a lab rat for the undercover aspect of things - the nytimes articles . . . too, then, there's the morht admitted family friend hurt by the NY governer's office thing . . .and i think that means Tom Olson (MIT) and lorraine, mom;s friend from hopedale - . . .

see previosu entris . . .

is the NY presence here in ME today because of v doyle (ah - yaffe took me to doyle's in Jamaicaplain . . . ) or gresh's visits to western mass . . . ?

i stopped in the boble shop to see if i could find a copy of the moser bible to look the gresh model up - nope . . . interesting pre maine HDS tape a conversion connection then, eh? see preivous entries . . .fits with the Bush League's crusade agenda . . .

see previois entriues . . .

and i can;t help but recall the nothing to stand on essay . . .so here it is again, for the hUMF seems to be doing this to me, leaving me with nothing to stand on . . .

UH's '95 ESSAYS -- "The Deadly Deep" [Jul. 3rd, 2006|12:03 pm] THE DEADLY DEEP


I'm thinking about war. In "The Vietnam in Me," Tim O'Brien wrote of places "where the land itself could kill you." I spent Saturdays after soccer practice near those places. Creature Double Feature: three hours, two monster movies. But never one where the land itself could kill you. An avalanche, earthquake, or eruption maybe. Or towering monoliths that grew from meteorite fragments when it rained. They grew and toppled and crumbled and grew. If you touched them, they sucked something out of you which turned you to stone. But they came from outer space. A "land itself could kill you" movie was probably never made because, quite frankly, we'd be screwed. No way to fight back if you've nothing to stand on.

There are lots of animals, though, that almost wiped us out: bees, birds, slugs, frogs, and worms to name a few
small ones. They attacked relentlessly, overwhelming by sheer numbers. Sometimes they were just doing their animal thing
and got on a roll, like the fleas did in the Dark Ages or the vires are now. Most often they were reacting to some civilized
stimulus.

The Deadly Deep, by John Messmann, is one such nature versus man novel. A scientist in Florida is working with an orca. He's transplanted human brain tissue into the whale and is re-measuring its intelligence. The orca escapes and soon afterward the creatures of the sea begin eating beachgoers and overturning boats. Millions of fish are seen swimming in a mile wide circle on the surface, and as more join in, they swim faster and faster, and more join in, and then, still swimming in the circle, they submerge. Fifteen minutes later Miami's gone. Tidal wave.


The hero, Aran, confronts the orca, Enos:
Aran -- Stop killing.
Enos -- No.
Aran -- Why?
Enos -- Man bad.
Aran -- Why?
Enos -- Man kills.
Aran -- Fish kill.
Enos -- Fish kill to eat.
Aran -- Man must live.
Enos -- All must live.

In the end, just before the sea creatures work loose part of the Antarctic ice shelf to push it north into the Pacific
and plunge the globe into an ice age, they stop and give us another chance.

A Greek playwright once put us all on trial before our peers in the animal kingdom. It was decided that if two animal
species would step forward, had a reason why we should be spared, we would be. The faithful dog, of course, stayed by our side,
but the only other creature that did, the creature we owe our very existence to, was the mosquito. In the World War, we bombed buildings; in WWII, cities; and in Vietnam we bombed the jungle. We're still bombing the jungle. In South America and Africa and Indonesia, an acre and a species a minute, we are at war. Relentlessly overwhelming with sheer numbers.


David Brin's "Earth" takes place fifty years from now. A rebellion in central America damages a nuclear power plant
collapsing a magnetic field in a science lab and dropping a tiny black hole into the center of the earth. It's orbiting
around down there and actually might have been harmless were it not for the other black hole in its own orbit around the
core. If nothing's done, two black holes will soon orbit their ways through the earth's crust and fly off into space, which
will be bad for all that must live. I suppose in the ohnosecond! before extinction, we would think that the land itself was
killing us.

Too young for Vietnam to be in memory, I find its significance frightening. What used to be clan versus clan or culture versus culture over resources have become wars of political states, usually over resources but often over ideology. Almost any place can become a fire-fight in an instant. One could become involved or effected.

In memory to most, though disappointingly insignificant, is the other war, the one we are all affectedly involved in. It is the one we are all winning. The one in the jungles, concrete and verdant. It is the war which causes the creatures to attack, those that can, and leaves victorious man to wonder why. We are at war with our grandchildren and there's no way to fight back if you've nothing to stand on.

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there were no cars at 5, 7, and 9 lisle when i left . . . curious that . .. 579 . . .may of 79 - north carolina time? or backwards - 975 . . may of 1997: dara and ari juels and the return from california time . . . ? both quite significant . . . of course, 764 AJA pulled up as i was waling down the street . . . oy . . .

and he wackrow van form this morning pulled out of Ed's . . . and the GOT MIX truck is gone, leaving hte trailer . . .

HRTLESS went by a few times . . .harvard research tyler live experiment SS (gestapo tactics/secret service?) . . .

in fact, it went back and forth by the house where the mormon jr. elders from new hampshire park their car - Mank's used cars at the corner of maverick and limerock - the worst intersection in the state . . .

i went with the promise to myself of only a few pages of notes - but hte humf hit me . . .

so i took what i could . .. here they are . . .

MA trucks. . . drilling trucks (viviscction) went by on route one . .. i dod note get teh plates, but i think they were near consecutinve . . . and then 9740 IT a brown land rover jeep pulled into scofields . . . corner of broad and roite one . . . 1997. . . 40 . . . IT . . . you can figure it out by now . . .

a Uhaul is at 53 Broad - the house the jr .elders left last year . . . 873 ABS is across the street. . . 19687 or 1981 - both fit . . .

a biologocal subject?

5162D was at 57 broad . . . 57 to defense? see previous entries . . .and 9574 IN was across teh street - was not quayle from indiana? hmmm . . .

the antique car with the BAAAAA late drive by . .. this is interesting, for I think Tom Ford of formerly the HLS library system - who knew of hte GDSE HR slot I'd be placed in - and also he of the huntington calling bank in the late 1980s . . .and he with CCTV in cvambridge - noodleheads - but also dom siraco's father, dom, invilved with that station . . . hmmm . . .

also on the antique cars - important plates form them - see previous entries, but Grima also had a thing on antique british cars in Camden in mainecoastnow.com (and grime the religious guy reporter hereabouts):

(the kodak picture software just turned on - i did not start it)

British cars shown in Camden



(Created: Sunday, June 1, 2008 1:45 PM EDT) More Local News

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Pictures by DAVID GRIMA


Show co-organizer Jim Lea sports British colors for the day. DAVID GRIMA

CAMDEN — The Mid Maine Sports Car Club put on an exhibition of British cars (although there were a few foreign interlopers) on Chestnut Street, Sunday, June 1.

The line-up included Jaguars, Triumphs, Austins, Hillmans, MGs and Bentleys, among others. Organizer Jim Lea said it would be nice to make the show an annual event.

More photos are available at www.mainecoastphotosnow.com.

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and i just noticed from mainecoastnow.com:

Remote health monitoring system to be set up June 10 at Rockport hospital



(Created: Monday, June 2, 2008 8:52 AM EDT) More Local News

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ROCKPORT — Penobscot Bay Healthcare has raised almost $220,000 for the electronic intensive care initiative, set to launch at Penobscot Bay Medical Center in June.


The electronic ICU uses advanced voice, data and video technology, along with early warning software, to enable clinicians at the bedside to co-manage patients at PBMC with the intensive care team that at Maine Medical Center. HOSPITAL PHOTO

PBMC was recently awarded a grant of $183,000 from the Distance Learning and Telemedicine Grant Program, in the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development office.

The balance of the funds raised for the eICU, as it's called, came from the Pen Bay Healthcare Shall We Dance Gala held, May 3, at Owls Head Transportation Museum.

The eICU is a state-of-the-art long-distance monitoring system, which will give medical and nursing staff access to a team of intensive care doctors and nurses 24 hours a day via the MaineHealth VitalNetwork in Portland, a division of MaineHealth. It is expected to launch at PBMC on June 10.

Then from 6:30 to 8 p.m. June 26, Dr. Dana Goldsmith, vice president of medical affairs at PBMC, will discuss the eICU with the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) community and the public in Conference Room C in the Pen Bay Physicians' Building.

EMS personnel will be able to receive continuing education credits, and light refreshments will be served. This event is being coordinated in conjunction with Midcoast EMS.

The e-ICU uses advanced voice, data and video technology, along with early warning software, to enable clinicians at the bedside to co-manage patients at PBMC with the same intensive care team that manages patients at Maine Medical Center.
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this for me since the CA(org) house in Somerville - 55 trull strteet . . .

so I was bought by maine in 1996? see previous entries . . .

and since i again wrote of fake internet. . . what have we? the HU autism thing again - see previous entries, and from boston.com:

Grandfather builds Web browser for autistic boy
By Brian Bergstein, AP Technology Writer | June 3, 2008

John LeSieur is in the software business, so he took particular interest when computers seemed mostly useless to his 6-year-old grandson, Zackary. The boy has autism, and the whirlwind of options presented by PCs so confounded him that he threw the mouse in frustration.

LeSieur tried to find online tools that could guide autistic children around the Web, but he couldn't find anything satisfactory. So he had one built, named it the Zac Browser For Autistic Children in honor of his grandson, and is making it available to anyone for free.

LeSieur's quest is a reminder that while the Web has created important communication and educational opportunities for some people with cognitive impairments, computers can also introduce new headaches for families trying to navigate the contours of disability.

The Zac Browser greatly simplifies the experience of using a computer. It seals off most Web sites from view, to block violent, sexual or otherwise adult-themed material. Instead it presents a hand-picked slate of choices from free, public Web sites, with an emphasis on educational games, music, videos and visually entertaining images, like a virtual aquarium.

Other programs for children already offer that "walled garden" approach to the Web. But LeSieur's browser aims to go further: It essentially takes over the computer and reduces the controls available for children like Zackary, who finds too many choices overwhelming.

For example, the Zac Browser disables extraneous keyboard buttons like "Print Screen" and turns off the right button on the mouse. That eliminates commands most children don't need anyway, and it reduces the chance an autistic child will lose confidence after making a counterproductive click.

Children using the Zac Browser select activities by clicking on bigger-than-normal icons, like a soccer ball for games and a stack of books for "stories." The Zac Browser also configures the view so no advertisements or other flashing distractions appear.

"We're trying to avoid aggressive or very dark or complicated Web sites, because it's all about self-esteem," LeSieur said from Las Vegas, where he lives. "If they're not under control, they will get easily frustrated."

Autism generally affects a person's ability to communicate, and Zackary doesn't speak much. But his mother, Emmanuelle Villeneuve, reports that the boy can start the Zac Browser himself. He enjoys listening to music through the program and trying puzzles -- things he always liked before but hadn't been able to explore online, she said from her family's home in suburban Montreal.

Perhaps most tellingly, while he still acts out aggressively against the TV, she said, he doesn't try to harm the computer.

LeSieur didn't create the browser by consulting with people who are considered experts in disorders on the autism spectrum. The small software company he runs, People CD Inc., essentially designed the Zac Browser to meet Zackary's needs, and figured that the approach would likely help other autistic children. Early reviews have been positive, though LeSieur plans to tweak the program so parents can suggest new content to add.

Several autism experts were pleased to hear of LeSieur's work, and not surprised that he had not previously found anything suitable for Zackary.

After all, the autism spectrum is so wide that a particular pattern of abilities or impairments experienced by one autistic person might be reversed in another. In other words, creating software that would work for huge swaths of autistic children is a tall order.

Indeed, the Zac Browser might do nothing for another autistic child.

That said, however, LeSieur's approach of limiting distractions and using the software as a confidence-boosting tool "is a very good idea," said Dianne Zager, director of the Center for Teaching and Research in Autism at Pace University. She said many autistic students tend to do best with educational materials that make unnecessary stimuli fade from view.

"Some parts of the Web have so much extraneous material that it can be distracting, and for the nonverbal child, there might not be an ability to negotiate that information," added Stephen Sheinkopf, an autism researcher at Brown University.

This is not to say the Web is necessarily barren for autistic children. James Ball, an autism-education consultant in New Jersey, said many children he works with enjoy Webkinz, where kids care for virtual pets. Others find chat rooms and instant-messaging a lower-anxiety way of socializing than talking to someone in person, he said.

But the Zac Browser might turn out to be the rare tool that can be configured to strike a chord with a wide range of autistic students, said Chris Vacek, chief innovation officer at Heartspring, a special-education center in Wichita, Kan. Vacek is considering using the Zac Browser at Heartspring.

One huge advantage is that the browser is free, while many assistive technologies cost upward of $5,000 and work only on specialized devices. But Vacek, himself a parent of an autistic child, said the Zac Browser's best credential is that it appears to pass what he calls Heartspring's "acid test": It has a high chance of increasing a child's ability to do things independently.

"Let's hear it for grassroots innovation," Vacek said.

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On the Net:

The Zac Browser can be downloaded or run directly from

http://www.zacbrowser.com
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oy . . .

HUMF spin control is in full blown mode, eh?

also - is there a Tom Ford/ Linda Ford of the museum connection? a living collection for museum student internet and sociological vivisection? see prevous entries . . .perhaps so - red the journal form the beginning . . .

funny that bree calls the moment I get in, eh? happens a lot - so the pen bay new technology thing is already in place . . . but read the journal form the beginnng - how many interfaculty initiatives am I victim of?

yahoo had a thing earlier today to about girls and sports cars . . . hmmm . . .and Sam Click who died five years ago had one . .. hmmmm . ..

2227 HD (sherlock holmes from harvard) was behind the funeral home . . .

and the whote car with the bad taillight passed by on limerock - again, rockland runing up theeath threats to pass off the paranboia defense? this was shown yesterday by the SEE SHEL car, which for the first time was on the street - and see Shelly from sharon, MA . . .

betsy was nice to me - she asking about mom and her democratic delegation duties . . . and wearing a boston public garden t-shirt with the george washington statue portrayed . . .

1 BLKDOG at teh cormer of limerock and lincoln . . . a dog for black funded research? see previosu enries . . .

and MR DUCK right after that - bobby luigi and the 99 restaurant in charlestown, MA . . .ah - that then the charleses and the SC plates . . .

5829 NJ (87 NJ) and 602 AAS . . . . american academy of arts and sciences? lots of HLS profs got in there this year. . .

in the knox county long term care lot, lined in a row: CO AUNT, TRACES, MUMAMUS . . . see previous etnries . . . and 677 AAA went by . . . 1968 (i was one) or 1977 (i was 11) . . . and AAA? see above . . .

KARMAPA was in the library lot, so i went in to let him know of hte article in Time magazine . .. he spoke opf meeting the man and also of Brooklyn (where john coffee disappeared to) and Woodstock (ah, Pam Roberts of BCM in 1988 - and loralyn janis on that trip . . . any relation to chief justice roberts?) . . . '88 was also the year i went to seattle for two weeks . . . see previous entries . . . the MIB bounty hunter KAarmapa also mentioned black cat . . . the rich guy columnist or the poe poem, which i gave to hte dbutler/guitar teacher of the PET PEA visits . . . hmmm . . .

RSD 391 from Wisconsin (see previous entrie) was by waterworks . . .this was where i first met Rocco formerly of the black bull, he playing the russian kid anle and with the sinatra hat . . . and also by water works . . .ww. . . walter Wegman of Hls and telefon fame . . . see previous tnris . .. 690 AAA was by the WI car . . . hmmmm .. mary k kiger's eric and sean carroll of the museum came from wiscxonsin . . . the latter of genetic experiments? damn that - i love his resxearch . . .

JERMIAH from NH was by the navigator (which like purchase street was paved today - see rpevious entries: blacktop instead of whitewash . . . cute. . . ) and KYLES 50 was in the cormer of the lot. . . trial K uploads live experiment subjects fifty (states) (ah, the 50 HU technology licenses) . . .

see previous entries . . .

249 9832 from NH was in the Unicel lot . . . sex experiments since 1985? hmmm . . .

joelle pelletier (lauriat's books, lewiston maine, and HU grad school of eeducation . . .see previous etnriews , , , maine with an eye on me sincethe mid 1980s?) . . .

and X32 2XJ from FL went by . .. new interfaculty initiative experiments since i was 32 in 1998? the year after dara and ari juels? the wackrow blue van then passed . . . tis by wasses . . .which has a spanish american war memorial near it - the only other place i;ve ever seen one was in the barker center, harvard humanities and literatur . . . the chapm,an job that lisa connolly (of the bad boston FBI connolly - undercovers?) took over after i left - and which was funded by then Derek Bok's office . . .

how quickly he washed his hands of me . . .

SRNDR and ANDREW were in the dunkin donuts parking lot . . . meaning all phone tapes of me will be pullled a la the 8/6/06 entries posted earlier? fits - for if the hUMF is to hide its own underhandedness and immorality, it must grind me in to the ground . . . see previous entries . . .

BKY 724 from TX was in front of hte brown bag . . . the Bush Jr. faith based dbad science thing? see preivous etnries . . .

by atlantic challenge, the same spot as those watching the 666 house (meaning the pen bay hypersurveillance was on me then,. too - see rpeviosu etnries . . . ) well . . . 905 HCS from WI was there . . . now is this 1995 when harvard college students saw me through the hypersurveillance of the 50-52 irving street house? or september of 1995 when I moved into the buttery at 24 kenwood in dorchester . . . http://www.buttery.org/ ?

5027 R went by - - - chueh committee evasion research still . . . and then EXLINA gain . . . no - i no longer do lines . . . hmmm . . . experiment live inernet narcotics anonymous? this brings theings back to the tufts nmeetings . . .hmmm . . alex thorn of hte buttery . . .

the motorcycle PBTOY went by hauling the SQU 6180 trailer. . . both from ohio . . . project biological toy? and skew kevin since 1980, the year he moved to sharon mass? see previous entries . . .

and SEREN went by a few times . . . secret experiment research electrical nanoptechnology? see previosu entries . . . kinda like Seven (the justice department violence experiments and the movies of the deadly sins? or perhaps seven of nine, who returned to be human after being borg assimilated . . . I prefer the latter . . .ah: but see previous entries on the conversatriuo in salarmy in central square on the seven deadly sins . . . )

66179 JU from NY wnt by) . . .seems NY like ME like NH are getting new license plate formeats . . . see pevious ntriss . . .

and tehn 691 KSG from wisconsin or colorado . . . see rpeviosu ntries . . .

LEO 66 then went by . . . live experiment neurobiology (since ) 1966? see previous tnries . . .

at this point a hermit like man crossedthe street and said "Howyadoin" like fred surowic oft did . . . more mafia ploys? and tehn 417 PW (robo human peter weller) went by immedialtelly dffollowd by missy of dunkin donuts in MIsFIT1and then 537 NE . . . robo human neurobiological experiments . . .

andtehn ENN 538 from VT . . .

hmmm . . . gady and carolyn paquette fromvernmont . . . it;s also wher the HUMF got a gander at the books I had in sharon, MA, if they dodn;lt have a gander at them then . . .

23389 JR went by . . . the umber 23 frm march of 1989(that wa Chinamen, the Bonnie ? directed play with Kirsten ? at BCM - my fam was there, that was when they met the former mentor . . . anfd gloucester, MA is in the pictue again - see pevious entries . . . sex). . .

andtehn SPOTON went by (thank you for that - I think I am) and then SVN SONS and RZNKAIN . . . not sure on that - who had seven sons . . . ? see previous entries on RZNKAIN . . raising cain the movie . . . not good not good . . .

VEAZG8 went by . . . vivisection experimental automaton zeckhauser/omega government eight (years?) . . .

andth4en PENNY X (pelizzon - see entries on the handficapped plate 16 PP) and her MIT brain connections . . .ah, lile lorraine and tom olsen . . .see previous etnries. . .not goofd not good . . .

and tehn 5700 MK . . . robo human since 2000? the year of harvard sponsored research office temp work? not good not good

the used ar plate went by: UC 1507 E . . . this up by Mank's where the jr. elders (MA DHS/Romney) hang . . .

30597 went by . .. ah. .. 305+97 = 42 . . .

5798 LR was in theold nautica building lot (the career center and URock and Knox County news). a woman in a green offshore diner shirt came out . . . robo human research since 1998 (the year after ari and dara juels, and the year of valerie atelier of the jamaica plain NDS - and kit perkins to the internet company on green street) live research (vivisection, played out by blanton years later before he said I don;t know you at the SJC/TRacks (and don;t forhet the SJC plate at the canton fourth of july on 7/4/2004, the day ere i came to maine) . .. well, ed said that kara, the dara juels lookalike form the black bull formerly, was working atthe offshore . . .

hmmmmm . . .

google ari juels again folks . . . disturbing in the sceme of things his research on me - and don't forget hios swank apartment at chapman arms on mount auburn street near the 124 Mt. Auburn HU Development/K School offices (where viscusi had me ere the move to 23 everett) . . .chapoman - the cop kiled in the line of duty - threre's a flagpole by rite aid: you can see it there. . . again. . . ME into me from years/decades gone by (i wrote buy but fixed it) . . . enslavement . . .

and LTKEEPRwas thre - recall her and the pictures that were not to be used . . .

see previus ntries. . .

so at teh career center john christie calles me brett (as in Britt? Knowles? library Britt? canton, MA britt?) and a coworker askes him what medication he is on . . . see previous etnries . . . I ask to update a resume, but although the memory stick can be read, the microsoft word on the machines cannot read the document and I will not upload on the computer to do so there for the HUMF inch:mile approval of uploads . . .see rpevious tnries . . If I give and inch: the harvard university mind fuck takes it a mile . . .

I am able to print out the barry moser bible page for the folks at the bible store, for i went in there to see if the gresh-woman was actually rebecca. . . the resemblance is uncanny . . .

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out for a half puff and JAMIE J drove by - this is the HUMF trying to dissuade me from the lawnmower man programming, for right after that a blu pickup went by with the plate 857 KN . . . 8 years programmin asd the robo human (which means cocaine anonymous - recall the mason brothers - hu developemnt and hu primate research (and teh call stating they'd not make the gold tourney - meaning a pull back from them and ogletree who said "hitthe ball and it goes straight" - and i echo that, it;s a damned good feeling - and recall Matt S. and the stoughton lawyer on the golfcourse. . . hmmm . . . ) kevin neurobiology . . .

can the HUMF then come up with something of value to me to do so? with PO at the museum, they got close - so . . .deliver . . .

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I'm at the careercenter and two men walk in - lookalikes of frightening proportions (hence the bree call the moment I got back) . . .the obese white male looks like the mayor now, and the thin black man looks like stewart thomas who said "f-ck with me and I'll f-ck with you) . . . since the Rite Aid picture developing is tied to the HDS (36 carver, les phillips - see previous tentries . . .well . . . ) i can understand that . . . but stewart thomas brings things back to franklin massachusetts . . .and the only thing i can think of there is the polaroid conneection of the stewarts and the fact that i told a social worker to stop because when i had a gap between my two front teeth she wanted me to see someone about the whistle when i talked . . . and this at the John F. Kennedy Elementary School . . . see previous entries . . .

oy . . .

so - rockland (which lives of fsummer tourist dollars) is playing the paranoia card after incviting the reason for the supposed paranoia? I see this for what it is and I am calm . .. and this has been tried many many times and it never wortks . . . just look at the last weenkend . . .

you see - every time the mom unit goes away, the insula twweaking begins . . . ah, this why nbeverly bradford cracked up every time the south park character Tweak twitched . . . and the dunkin dinuts coiffee from the wackrows? see previous entries . . . nanotech vectors form HMS and CIA?

5507 HD was in the Brlow2 spot in the parking lot outside the ol' nautica building . . . again . . maine and harvard divinity . . .and barlow with MFA (BU development and big donor ties, also the time of the kupferman dopamine research and me being introduced theough cowhey in lincoln, ma (ah a big donor estatenear the decordova museum) to the warrent officer for suffolk county melvin and he introducing me to 6/8 . . .curious, i met melvin at remingtons in boston which has a bank vault i nthe basement, and on one of our first sups, the union rep and i ended up at herrel's in harvard square which also has a bank vault. . . coincidence? i don;t think so - but there's no way the union rep could have known of the remingtons:melvin:6/8 connection without the harvard union and administration already having a presence at 6/8 . . .

not good, not good . . .

and again with the above - some sort of long term religiojs project that had to happen after a humans brain is diswired from coke addiction - so iot could bne reqwired according to HUMF determination? robo-humans - which is why the HUMF preys on the homeless and those in early recovery . . .

see pevious entries - read the journal form the beginning . . .

5997 NJ at the worst intersection in the state passed; it looked like they were moving . . . ah, but it's a charade, you know . . .see previous entries . . .set up set up spike - that's the HUMF mantra . . .

DKG 7520 from NY went by . . . defense kevin government 95? the year i was introduced to 6/8? again - see 6/8's clientelle form the bostonh herald article 6/8/2006 . . .it was the front cover and got no news after that . . .

V98 9B1 (or I) from FL went by . . . big donor involvement again (for big donors would have been served by 6/8) . . . and tehn DRJ 9265 . . . doctor J - no name/records) 167 = 77 = church committee evasion . . see previous entries . . .

and then 1837 H was parked . . . 1837 was to be the birth year of the daphne trilogy protagonist Nathaniel . . .and recall the Nate religious lady in the brunswick house in 2004 . . .again - a religious project . . . not good. . .

then DHGOLF went by . . . defense harvard for a golfer (see previous entroies. . .the IH8GOLF wat at teh barn on grace street . . .oh- and on the barn across the street from us yesterday, a PW Andersen contractor truck was parked there . . . Andersen park is on the mystic river near the salvation army house in wellington square medford, and it was there the spyglassewear came from - see previous entries on the bad circumstances of that . . . )

so DHGOLF goes by and then SM&KD (sado-masochistic (mengelevian research on humans) & kevin defense? K trial defense? see previous tnries . . . for right after that PIGEONZ went by . . .as in m=no more of hte robo bird sureillance blanton hinted at (and confirmed by th4e man who owed chris a favor for the sherlock holmes and bird books? - see prevous ntris) . . .

a Herbie the Love Bug car went by (53 I think on the hood), the driver with the dunkin donuts headset - like the wackrow kids form the SJC/TRacks . . .see previosu entries . . . MR plate: 31 942 . . . 977 . .. - curch committe evasion of dara and ari juels timne in the zen center in cambridge . . .and don;t forget the museum volunteer with zen real estate connections . . . hmmm . . .teh museum in ion me years before i volunteered there but years after i was a member? not good - especially with wendy form san francosco, carlson from chicago, and werby a cyber law grad (with government funding ties) . . . see previous entries . . .

PN 792 passed. . . 2/97? the month dara retuened to 3D&UP? and then MAINE 5 from NJ . . . and tehn DYZ 4220 from NY followed by the ME plate T-N-T-4 . . . turner? demolition? oy . . .

006 HJR then passed (from colorado?) as in 006, one before the spy 007? kip viscusi setting me to be a spy? seeprevous ntries form HLS profs . . .

the man formerly in the green jacket who tailed me form the black bull to rite aid some months ago then appeared - camera phone in hand, clicking away - this by the spanish american mwar memorial bewteen Wasses and Dunkin Donuts . . . still in the 74 ManGold football shirt . . . man government old? anyway - recall months ago he was ahead of me and another man came out of the Thorndike to tail . . . mangold went to cafe mirandas. . . see pervious tentries . . .

CanMan was at Wasses, too . . . right at the corner . . .

4406 was by the Brown bag . . . for April of 06? that was when Abtand teh Buttery went bye bye. . . see previous entris . . . a bright yellow plate went by - i could not catch the state for the speed of the vehicle and the red lettering . . . 759 NTJ . . .

by the rankin center, where crockett lived in 2005 (he claiming Derek Bok ties - see rpevous entries) 5146 PQ was there . .. 61 (me) PQ . . . probing questions? and 582 MCT from Texas was there . .. May of 1982? that was about the time of the duodenal irritation, i think, from sharon high . . . and the psych eval there and then =- van kirk can tell you about it. . . mom claims not to remember . .. bad time for her . . .

see previous entries . . .

andtehn HUP went by . . . Harvard University President . . . Bok?

see previous entries . . . I sent to his e-mail this journal address . . .

and then by unicel. . . HUGHMAN 9the human Borg - see previous entries) and RAH DUST . . . research automaton harvard. . .

so mangold was to premonitiion these cars and message? oy . . . and after that SCRUD 1 (meaning I am screwed in the eyes of hte HUMFers in rockland) and then 1 BLKDOG (one trial K dog from bpack funded projects) and tehn 327 AAK (robo humans aalcoholics anonymous/alumni affairs Kevin/trial K) . . .

5740 LB was by waterworks . . . robo human forty years LB - pound? as in pound hall on the HLS campus? see rpevious etnries . . .

Holly the robohumans (CO AUNT) appeared form the lindset street apartments wearing a USAIR cap and going to the mailbox . . . ah - hnting at the viscusi/zeckhauser thing . . . and tehn right away 147 NE went by . .. robo human neurobiological experiments . . .

no barry moser bible to be found through the library system (though matchkid and friends were toking out back there, by union street - note i said toking not smoking). . . and tehn MRN PLNT moving in or out of the 53 broad house . . .meaning the romney/DHS office in conjunction with HU id the robo human shark thing tecvhnology (neurobiological and spyglasseswear) to maine . . .again, derek bok? and right after that a grey prius (bok drives one) with the WEV 54S plate went by on route one . . . George Bush (faith-based) exerimental vivisection . . . 54 salary grade offer (secret?) . . .for NJ is blanton and he kinda started isall this decade . . .see pevious entries . . .

deliver then . . .

I sogned on for nothing, and so if I am releaseing otr telling military secrets or national secutiory secrets it is only because I am victim of them and am, as I have oft written, writing this jurnqal because perhaps someone else going through what I am being put therough might recognize their suffering through mine and take heart - also, that their friends might better understand what they;re going through . . .

I'd hoped my mother would do such . . and although she claims not to read the journal she often quotes from it (or is given the info from the HUMFErs) . . . but also, since she and Grady were instrumental in bringing me up here. . . well, her complicity with an underhanded and shady anti-fdrug task force here in bothersome . . .

she one played the mother's guilt that I would die and she would get a phone call to fome and identify the body (this in october of 2006 when i was at the campsiteon the neponset) . .. sad to say., that might happen .. . . .

you;d think a mother would be proud to have a son who would stand on principle . . .but this journal points back ata lot of those involved who'd rather i think they weren;t - opr that their part in this is not revealed . . .

IPHOTO went by a while ago, the drier holding up a pen . . .spyglasseswear seeing what IU even handwrite (like the notepad of the plate notes or the ME journal form which I was beaten) . .. and this is how HLS/MA nebulous DHS knew of hte ME journal and sent someone up to beat me . ..

cute some bbutterers listed . . .does everyplace i once live or work at have a kevin moven?

from www.buttery.org -- and they updated the website (see rpevious ntrioes):

Kevin
Kevin works with a human services agency. He ran the Boston Marathon in 2007. And he's been known to go All The Whey (the rather silly name of the supplier of his protein powder).
Heather
Heather recently received a doctorate, and will be leaving us for postdoc work in Chicago soon. We'll miss her. She's Kevin's fiancee, so we expect he will be leaving soon as well. Meanwhile, she sometimes joins us for gaming on the weekends; she's particularly fond of Puerto Rico.
Mike
Currently our newest Butterer. Mike is an entrepreneur; he hosts web sites for small companies, offers moving services, and sells things on eBay.
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hunf relevance, yes?

trying to access the butterers past page, the slow upload re=miiscent of the ournal daves that did not take at the museum happens, and then the page is not displayed - server canot be found . . . this is to be expected given the rockland dunkin donuts Walke and the dorvchester MA (HU/MIT/UMass) walke connections . . . see prevous entries . . .

oy . . .

howe ashamed, then, are they? i see davis droll of pine street is no longer listed . . . i wonder - is the FASOEB website updated now? see previous entries . . .

wow - check it out from HU HR (external -and note the five postings not to be seen by the general public):

34059 F-T 063 Dean for Administration
Graduate School of Education Dean's Office 06/03/2008
34053 F-T 057 Major Gifts Officer
Graduate School of Education Development & Alumni Relations 06/03/2008
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see previous entries . ..

read the journal form the beginning . . .

some humans are prey for diablical elite U research programs . ..

oy . . .

still no e-mail form the library about SUPERCLASS . . . like the "A New Hope" CD . . . .

who wants me not to read of them?

funny from boston.com:

Clinton preparing graceful exit?
After a day full of conflicting signals, Hillary Clinton's campaign seems to be sending clearer ones today -- that she will gracefully exit the stage and won't take her fight to the convention. (Boston Globe, 11:25 a.m.)
AP tally: Obama may have delegates for nomination

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for "graceful exit" was exactly the words i used in trying to exit gracefully the HUMF/Rockland inch:mile undercover robo human spyglasseswear MRN PLNT thing from project puffin visitor center . . . and they;re gonna wait until the new fiscal quarter to pay me . . .as if I never existed . . .

wanna know why rockland is playing the paranoia card? 1) tourist season, and 2) from mainecoastnow.com (plus comments):

UPDATED: Local leaders react to Boston Financial's expansion to Rockland


By StephenBetts
(Created: Tuesday, June 3, 2008 2:01 PM EDT) More Breaking News

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ROCKLAND — Local and state officials were reacting with excitement and pride Tuesday with the formal announcement that Boston Financial Data Services Inc. will expand to the 12 Water St. complex owned by Rockland Harbor Park LLC.


Boston Financial will lease this complex from Rockland Harbor Park LLC.

The company, based in Quincy, Mass., will hire 100 employees this year, 250 people within two years and possibly more in the future.

“This is great news, not just for Rockland but for the region and the state,” said Rockland City Manager Tom Hall.

Alan Hinsey of the Knox/Waldo Regional Economic Development Council, noted there was intense competition from throughout New England for these jobs. He said he believes Boston Financial choose Rockland because of the “affordable Class A facility,” an affordable and available workforce, and the attitude and responsiveness of local and state officials.

The economic organization was able to identify trained workers, who previously worked for MBNA and Bank of America, who are underemployed in the region.

“The rapid responsiveness of Tom Hall and the Rockland City Council was very important,” Hinsey said.

Hall said it was remarkable to find a tenant to take over 90 percent of the large waterfront complex.

“I’m not an economist but I’m a big believer in consumer confidence,” Hall said, adding that this should be a boost to the local region’s confidence.

The employees who come to Rockland will shop in the stores, eat in the restaurants and spend in the community, he noted.

Matt Jacobson, president of Maine & Company from Portland, said that a team effort led to the success.

Jacobson said he expects Boston Financial to hold a job fair this summer at which time, hirings will begin. The company also has an extensive job training program that will be provided to those who are hired.

The effort to land Boston Financial’s jobs started about six months ago, Hall said, at about the time that Athena Health announced it was locating in Belfast. That company had looked at Rockland and a real estate broker involved in that was in contact with a counterpart working with Boston Financial.

Boston Financial was looking to expand within a 200-mile radius of Boston and Rockland was on that outer end, Hall said. Maine & Company, which recruits companies to come to Maine, had a relationship with a site locator working with Boston Financial.

After that, came the hard work to show that Rockland was the best site.

Hall agreed, saying it took a lot of hard work from many parties to bring this to fruition. He said considerable amounts of labor data had to be mined to show the available, trained workers were here. The Pine Tree Zone benefits also helped level the playing field with other states, he said.

The effort shows the business friendly attitude of Rockland, he said.

Boston Financial Data Services, Inc. is a leading provider of investor and intermediary services to the financial services industry.

In a news release issued Tuesday morning, the company announced it had formalized a lease agreement with Rockland Harbor Park LLC.

Boston Financial, with headquarters in Quincy, Mass, currently employs 3,000 people in Quincy, Kansas City, Mo. and Lawrence, Kan.

Jacobson said the nonprofit corporation, Maine & Company, leveraged local and state incentives and provided site location services and workforce analysis data to Boston Financial.

"Rockland became a “short-list' contender when Boston Financial began looking for an additional location for expansion," said Jacobson. "We worked closely with state economic leaders and regional economic groups to provide an incentive package to locate Boston Financial in the Midcoast region."

In a prepared statement, Terry Metzger, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Boston Financial said "Our new site aligns with our long-term growth strategy while maintaining our commitment to the Boston, Kansas City, and Lawrence areas," said "We're excited about our new site in Maine, and the opportunity to build upon our position as an industry leader."

State leaders also offered their comments on the announcement.

"This is a great success story for the state; Pine Tree Zone incentives provided an attractive location package to Boston Financial," said Gov. John Baldacci. "The Pine Tree Zone economic program is, once again, creating more jobs in the state of Maine. This decision by Boston Financial also speaks to the quality of the state's workforce and our aggressive pursuit of jobs."

"Maine continues to attract industry leaders with our ability to provide key incentives for growing businesses and our available workforce," said John Richardson, commissioner of the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development. "We are proud Boston Financial selected Rockland as a home for its new facility and we welcome the company to the state."

Boston Financial services 116 clients representing in excess of 25 million accounts and 6,800 funds. According to the 2008 Mutual Fund Service Guide, Boston Financial has the largest shareholder account base of any third party service provider in the industry.

Boston Financial Data Services has provided investor and intermediary services to the financial marketplace. Boston Financial was founded in 1973 as a unique partnership between two of the leading forces in the mutual fund business - DST Systems, Inc. of Kansas City, Mo., and State Street Corporation of Boston, Mass.

In addition to Boston Financial, Rockland Harbor Park will be occupied by Amalfi's restaurant, a 37-slip marina and the restaurant that will be located in the former boathouse at the end of the 360-foot pier. Amalfi's will have seating for 200 in the former cafeteria of the complex, while the boathouse restaurant will have 150 seats, according to the plans.

The Harbor Park LLC property has been placed in the state’s Pine Tree Zone. That designation provides businesses that pay above average wage and benefits, a complete credit on state corporate income taxes for five years and a 50 percent credit in the next five years. Eligible businesses also can get an exemption on the sales tax for equipment and discounts on electricity.

The two-story complex, with a total space of 77,000 square feet, was last full of workers in April 2005, when MBNA announced it was closing its Rockland and Northport facilities. There were slightly more than 300 workers at the call center in Rockland at the time of the announcement by MBNA.

The complex was built in 2001 by MBNA.

The property was later purchased by Bank of America, when it acquired MBNA, and the Rockland waterfront properties were sold in March 2007 to a group of investors who formed Rockland Harbor Park LLC. The owners of Harbor Park are Matthew and Ellen Simmons, Stuart and Marianne Smith of Camden, Tom and Linda Meyer, and Jay Kislak. Matthew Simmons is owner of Simmons & Co. International and a seasonal resident of Rockport. He acquired the Strand Theatre and renovated it to its original state. The Smiths have been involved in numerous successful business ventures, including Maine Sport Outfitters in Rockport, Lord Camden Inn in Camden and are partners in the Breakwater Marketplace in Rockland. The Meyers are seasonal residents of Lincolnville. Kislak is a seasonal resident of Rockport and a real estate developer from Florida.

The planning board voted in April to allow the complex to create an additional 115 parking spaces to bring its total parking spaces to 483.

And two weeks ago, the Rockland Board of Assessment Review voted 3-1 to grant an abatement to Rockland Harbor Park LLC for the property, lowering the assessment for tax purposes from $8,250,000 to the $5,450,000 that the group paid Bank of America.

The abatement lowers the tax bill by $50,000 annually. The taxes on the property will be about $95,000 annually.

Maine U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe also issued a statement on the news.

“Rockland — and the entire State of Maine — has many virtues that attract world class business operations like Boston Financial. From the renowned Maine work ethic and available skilled labor force to local, state, and federal business incentives, Maine is clearly an attractive place to locate an operation. Our workers are among the best in the world and they will go above and beyond to provide Boston Financial and its customers with a level of service that is unequaled anywhere,” Snowe stated.




Reader Messages
There are 5 comment(s)
madprussian wrote on Jun 3, 2008 2:16 PM:

" Very good news indeed! I would caution my fellow Rocklanders not to get too excited. Before we all dig out our berets and start singing QumBaya again (like with MBNA) we must all remember that economic vitality is fleeting. "



3854 wrote on Jun 3, 2008 12:05 PM:

" ya hooooo wow this is such great news and those in the know were able to keep the info close to their chest -

sounds and looks like a first class organization

THANK CHARLEY CAWLEY once again the next time you see him

now if we could get the city council to approve walgreens "



Stella wrote on Jun 3, 2008 11:42 AM:

" Job well done to those involved!! As Sumner stated these are the type of jobs that are needed in this area!! Go Rockland!!! "



warren resident wrote on Jun 3, 2008 11:21 AM:

" Lets all just hope they can hold off from being bought/sold during the next 5 years. Rockland seems to attract alot of those business also. "



Sumner wrote on Jun 3, 2008 10:40 AM:

" This is such GREAT NEWS for Rockland. These are the kinds of jobs we really need and our area can fill. Thanks to all that have participated in making this happen - to include Bob Hastings and Alan Hinsey. The city for enabling the Pine Tree Zone - Tom Hall and his leadership in manuvering through the complicated maze. The future really looks bright for the water front. "

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oh - kinney was by riote aid a lot of late - he;ls the local drug czar . . . see pevious tnries . . .