Chemical

Identification of phthalate Esters in the Serum of Young Puerto Rican Girls

with Premature Breast Development

http://ehpnet1.niehs.nih.gov/docs/2000/108p895-900colon/colon-full.html

Our Stolen Future -- helpful articles

http://www.osf-facts.org/

Education for Latex Allergy Support Team & Information Coalition Inc. (ELASTIC)

http://www.latex-allergy.org/

Women’s Enviromental Network (WEN) -- Good site with a nice links section, too.

http://www.wen.org.uk/

Looking back at the debate over diapers, from our perspective in this year 2000,

Could the chemical companies want the heat taken off of them – how many chemical companies are (along or part) with the diaper companies – or could some people have played them off of each other, to make laws allowing corporations to have more rights. Anyway, it looks as if this debate will start up again.

My take on this is that – an individual mother that uses cloth dipers is also paying the city she lives in for whatever power and water is used, by buying the disposables she is giving the manufacturing money and the utility money to another “entity” that may not even bank in the city that the manufacturing plant is in. Diaper links with the hazards that disposables can have are below, more links that are applicable are in my “Intellectual Property Rights” section. The links in the other section deal with trade and “juristic persons” (Ralph Nader’s article about S. Africa’s new constitution risking autocratic rule by big corporations) .

The ecological debate: cloth vs. disposable

http://www.perc.flora.org/waste-line/articles/diaper.html

Diapers! Disposable or Cotton? Plus… How to set up a cloth diaper system

http://www.ecobaby.com/cloth.htm

Your baby will spend about 25,000 hours in diapers and need about 6,000 diaper changes during the first years of life. Your decision to use disposable or cloth diapers, will have a great impact on your baby’s comfort and health, and on your peace of mind and finances. The 90’s cloth diaper systems are so easy to use (no soaking, no pins).

Getting Started With Cloth Diapers by Raquel Thiebes

Last Updated on 10 August 1998

http://www.hencc.uky.edu/kim/digests/clothdiapers.html

Baby’s Bear Necessities, Inc

http://www.babysbear.com/articles.html

Diaper Safari

http://www.diapersafari.com/clothdiaper.htm

Mother-ease --about diapers

http://www.motherease.com/infoB.html

EcoMall -- THE JOY OF CLOTH DIAPERS

http://www.ecomall.com/greenshopping/motherc2.htm

Sodium polyacrylate is the same substance that was removed from tampons in 1985 because of its link to toxic shock syndrome. 7) No studies have been done on the long-term effects of this chemical being in contact with a baby's reproductive organs 24 hours a day for upwards of two years.

Position Papers: Sustainable Agriculture

Persistent Organic Pollutants & Reproductive Health

http://www.earthsummit2002.org/wcaucus/Caucus%20Position%20Papers/agriculture/pesticides2.htm

This is the homepage of Environmental Research Foundation

http://www.rachel.org/home_eng.htm

"News and resources for environmental justice."

Rachel's Environment & Health Weekly

RACHEL's Environment & Health Weekly

http://rachel.enviroweb.org/contents.htm

Table of Contents

(formerly RACHEL's Hazardous Waste News)

RACHEL's issues are written by Dr. Peter Montague of the Environmental Research Foundation.

Montague, Peter. “Breast Cancer, RBGH and Milk”

Rachels Enviromental Weekly #598. 8 May 1998. 15 May 99

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1527/rBGH/rach598.htm

Entry and Fate of Chemicals in Humans (organophosphates) Bio Accumulation – Hormones [Final Verdict]

http://ace.ace.orst.edu/info/extoxnet/tibs/bioaccum.htm

E X T O X N E T

Extension Toxicology Network

Toxicology Information Briefs

A Pesticide Information Project of Cooperative Extension Offices of Cornell University, Oregon State University, the University of Idaho, and the University of California at Davis and the Institute for Environmental Toxicology, Michigan State University. Major support and funding was provided by the USDA/Extension Service/National Agricultural Pesticide Impact Assessment Program.

EXTOXNET primary files maintained and archived at Oregon State University

Revised 9/93.

Global Distalation - How Fats can protect (organophosphate)

http://www.greenpeace.org/~comms/97/arctic/library/region/toxic.html

pure-food.com & irradiation.com –

http://www.irradiation.com/pesticid.htm

Giffiths, Joel and Chris Bryson. “Toxic Secrets.” 1997. 02 May 1999

< http://www.altnews.com.au/nexus/fluoridebomb.html >

total Pgs.12 “One of the most toxic chemicals known, fluoride emerged as the leading chemical

health hazard of the US atomic bomb program, both for workers and for nearby communities, the documents reveal.” The first lawsuits against the American A-bomb program were not over radiation, but over fluoride damage, the documents show.” “’…shows that evidence of adverse health effect from fluoride was censored by the US Atomic Energy commisssion…” “Human exposure to fluoride has mushroomed since World War II, due not only to fluoridated water and toothpaste but to environmental pollution by major industries, from aluminium to pesticides, where fluoride is a critical industrial chemical as well as a waste by-product.’”

“Animal studies which Mullenix and co-workers conducted at Forsyth in the early 1990s indicated that fluoride was a powerful central nervous system (CNS) toxin and might adversely affect human brain functioning even at low doses.” “Today, news that scientists from the A-bomb program secretly shaped and guided the Newburgh fluoridation experiment and studied the citizen’s blood and tissue samples is greeted with incredulity.”

“…fluoride also accumulates in bones.” “’Clinical evidence suggests that uranium hexafluoride may have a rather marked central nervous system effect…It seems most likely that the F [code for fluoride] component rather than the T [code for uranium] is the causative factor.’”

For information on chemicals in fragranced products and their

effects on health visit: http://www.ameliaww.com/fpin/fpin.htm New 17 Nov

Agriculture

No MSG. < http://www.nomsg.com/ > This is about current legislation to approve the use of MSG to spray

plants as a growth aid. Comments about the spraying will close this month.

“Farm Use of Antibiotics.” Center for Science in the Public Interest. 9 Mar. 1999.

13 May 1999 < http://www.cspinet.org/new/antibiotics.htm > (cited as a journal p261) “…to

ban the use of certain antibiotics to fatten livestock.” “Bacteria can develop defense mechanisms

(“resistance”) against one or several antibiotics.” Adding antibiotics to livestock feed can lead to

antibiotic resistance in foodborne pathogens. That can make cases of food poisoning difficult to

treat or even deadly.” “…deadly bloodstream infections,…” “In the U.S., bacteria resistant to

Synercid have been found in turkeys fed virginiamycin. In Germany, bacteria resistant to Synercid have been detected in humans even though the drug has not been given to people.”

Europe seeks antibiotic ban for animals BBC News online network 13 May 99

< http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_213000/213536.stm >

Chemicals

Pearch, Fred and Debora Mackenzie. It’s raining pesticides. New Scientist 3 april 1999. 12 Apr. 1999

< http://www.newscientist.com/ns/19990403/newsstory12.html > “a new study reveals that much of the precipitation in Europe contains such high levels of dissolved pesticides that it would be illegal to supply it as drinking water.” Has Novartis’ weedkiller Target and Monsanto’s Glyphosate herbicide round-Up on it.

Recer, Paul. Dioxin Exposure Linked to Cancer. 04 may 1999. 04 May 1999

< http://www.infobeat.com/stories/cgi/story.cgi?id=2559425333-2a0 > Dioxin is one of the

chemicals in the herbicide Agent Orange. Refers to exposure to dioxins in the environment decreasing.

Montague, Peter. Missing Boys. Rachel’s Environment and Health Weekly. 16 apr. 1999

< http://www.monitor.net/rachel/r594.html > “increasing birth defects of the penis and testicles…” “hypothesizing…linked to exposures to hormone-disrupting chemicals including dioxin, pesticides, lead….” “chlorophenoxy herbicides and/or fungicides, the male proportion among children born with defects to workers who apply pesticides was 0.735, compared to a male proportion of 0.607 for births with defects among the general population.”

Statement from the World Wild Life Fund. 1992. 11 May 1999.

< http://www.worldwildlife.org/toxics/progareas/ed/con_1.htm > “demasculinization and

feminization of male fish, birds, and mammals: defeminization and masculinization of female fish and birds; and compromised immune systems in birds and mammals; defeminization and masculinization of female fish and birds; and compromised immune systems in birds and mammals.”

No MSG. < http://www.nomsg.com/ > This is about current legislation to approve the use of MSG to spray

plants as a growth aid. Comments about the spraying will close this month.

Samuels, Adrienne. Monosoduim Glutamate. 10 May 1991.

< http://www.annapolis.net/members/holland/food.txt > This article details what can happen to

people and children when they eat MSG, so I assume that this can happen to animals as well.

Drug-Induced Lung Problems

http://www.pneumotox.com/

Dinosaur Breath by John G. Cramer

http://www.npl.washington.edu/AV/altvw27.html

Alternate View Column AV-27

Keywords: cretaceous, air, oxygen, amber, quetzalcotalus, pterosaur

Published in the July-1988 issue of Analog Science Fiction & Fact Magazine;

No part may be reproduced in any form without the explicit permission of the author.

At a meeting of the Geological Society of America held last Fall in Phoenix, Robert Brenner of Yale University and Gary

Landis of the U. S. Geological Survey reported the results of a QMS analysis of ancient air bubbles trapped in amber. They obtained a remarkable result. The atmosphere of the Earth 80 million years ago was discovered to have 50% more oxygen than modern air. Brenner and Landis found that for all gas samples taken from amber 80 million years old the oxygen content ranged between 25% to 35% and averaged about 30% oxygen. Cretaceous air was supercharged with oxygen.

Seems as there was 50% more oxygen in the atmosphere 80 million years ago. With samples from amber ranging from 25% to 35% oxygen

And averaging about 30% the

Pesticides / Herbicides

Spray and parasites

Ref. Fungus in the citation index for more frog problems, I am also checking out organisms with rudimentary Central Nervous Systems or just simple nervous systems like snails.

http://www.google.com/search?q=lobster+die-off+Long+Island+Sound&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&btnG=Google+Search

Lobster Disaster – http://levymultimedia.com/lederman/April/0419lobster.htm

Getting Ready For The Next Mosquito War

www.longislandernews.com/editions/3-9-00/li-spray.htm - 5k

-- Senator Holds Public Hearing on lobster die-off in Long Island Sound....

...asked Palmer if spraying occurred over the sound. Palmer responded...

As far as any adverse effects against the environment, the state continues to investigate a fish kill on Staten Island, which encouraged some audience members to question a possible connection between

the spraying and dead butterflies, birds and the lobster die-off in Long Island Sound.

Fingers pointed at mosquito spray for L.I.'s lobster dieoff -- By DAVE SALTONSTALL --

August 7, 2000 -- Web posted at: 3:36 PM EDT (1936 GMT)

http://www.nydailynews.com

Now, however, many area lobstermen, and a growing number of scientists, believe that New York City's aerial spraying of pesticides last fall to combat the West Nile virus, along with huge runoffs from Hurricane Floyd, may have combined to trigger the lobster kill. More than 10 million lobsters, or 90% of stock, are thought to have died last fall in the western part of the Long Island Sound, where catches remain one-fifth of what they were last year.

Researchers say the pesticide theory begins with a simple fact: Lobsters are bugs. Like mosquitoes, they are arthropods, or members of the same genealogical family.

Lobsters also are known to be extremely sensitive to insecticides, in many cases, even more susceptible than insects. But research suggests that although pesticides such as malathion may well have played a role in the kill, the story probably is much more complicated.

Tiny worm parasite may cause frog deformation, studies find

http://www.canoe.ca/CNEWSScience9904/30_frogs.html

By PAUL RECER -- Associated Press WASHINGTON

Friday, April 30, 1999

Johnson said the increased deformities caused by the parasite could be

part of a natural biological cycle. However, he said it is too early to hold

humans blameless, saying fertilizer runoff may have caused an increase in a water snail that is a key host of the parasite.

Acid Rain and Its Environmental and Health Effects

http://www.tigerherbs.com/eclectica/earthcrash/subject/acidrain.html

Chesapeake Bay Still Struggling with Pollution

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-21-06.html

By Cat Lazaroff

ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, September 21, 2000 (ENS) - The Chesapeake Bay ecosystem is dangerously out of balance, says the conservation group the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. The group’s annual "State of the Bay Report," released Wednesday, shows that despite modest improvements since the 1980s, key Bay systems are still in trouble.

Conservationists say the state of the Chesapeake Bay, bordered by Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, is an illustration of the problems facing all of the nation’s coastal wetlands.

"On balance, the Bay is in somewhat better shape than it was 15 years ago," said Baker. "But continued water quality problems, as evidenced in the nutrient runoff and algae blooms during the rainy summer of 2000, and the over-stressed crab fishery demonstrate the complexity of Bay restoration."

The "State of the Bay Report" report is available at: http://www.savethebay.cbf.org

Caspian Seals Dying of Virus nfection

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-20-03.html

PORTAFERRY, Northern Ireland, September 20, 2000 (ENS) - Thousands of Caspian seals have died in the Caspian Sea since April 2000. An international team of scientists, working as part of the Caspian Environment Program's Ecotoxicology Project (ECOTOX), has now concluded canine distemper virus infection was the primary cause of this die-off.

The Caspian seal is listed as Vulnerable on the World Conservation Union-IUCN Red List. From April to June over 11,000 Caspian seals were found dead along the Kazakhstan coast and an unknown number of dead seals were also reported from the Russian, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan sectors of the Caspian Sea. Reports of an increased mortality rate were still being received as late as August.

Microscopic lesions, characteristic of canine distemper, were found in the seal tissues and infection with canine distemper virus was confirmed by serological and molecular methods.

These findings in seals from several geographically dispersed regions of the Caspian Sea provide strong evidence that canine distemper virus infection was the primary cause of the disease outbreak.

Arctic Wildlife Wounded and Scarred by Pollution

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-18-11.html

MONTREAL, Quebec, Canada, September 18, 2000 (ENS) - A new survey of hunters and elders in Canada's far north has found troubling signs of pollution's effect on wildlife.

"One time I have hunted a seal in the summer, and everything about the seal was unhealthy," said Koalie Kooneeliusie, a hunter from Qikirtarjuaq. "Internal organs were swollen. I have seen seals with patches of skin missing. The skin looked as if it was taken out, as if cut out. The skin had holes in them."

"Perhaps one of the most interesting observations that was made of seals, walruses, and narwhals was the presence of round wounds in the skin," said the survey report.

"These were described as looking like burns or that a circular bit of skin was removed. A similar abnormality found on a walrus in Arctic Bay in March was analyzed and determined to be caused by the strain of bacteria that is responsible for the flesh eating disease."

http://www.nunatsiaq.com/nunavut/nvt20915_10.html

There are more links for water problems just below. The next set of listings will be for factory farms and water pollution, if this is a subject that interests you check out more citations in the “Corporations” section. Also in the Fungus section of the citations.

Leavenworth, Stuart. Coastal playground turned killing ground. About 1995 spill

The News and Observer. < http://work.nando.net/nao/neuse/neuse3main.html >

Hog Lagoons “Other coastal regions – from Hong Kong to Venice to the Chesapake Bay – Have suffered from similar problems. Maryland and Virginia are spending millions on a campaign to clean up the Chesapeake, and in Florida, state and federal regulators are trying to control fertilizer runoff into the Everglades National Park.” “But Paerl, the UNC marine scientist, noted that overfertilized waters can breed many kinds of toxic algae and bacteria.”

Greenwald, John. Hogging The Table. Time Magazine. 18 March 1996. 02 March 1999.

< http://cgi.pathfinder.com/time/magazine/archive/1996/dom/960318/agriculture.html >

Colorado farmers Galen Travis and Jim Dobler have seen the future, and it stinks. Just upwind of their grain fields, a company called Midwest Farms, owned by hog entrepreneur Ronald Houser, plans to build an $80 million facility that will raise 450,000 hogs a year. From Colorado to the Carolinas, enterprising growers like Houser and agribusiness giants such as Cargill and Continental Grain are building such livestock factories to mass-produce hogs for packers like Hormel Foods and John Morrell.

“rain-swollen lagoon spilled 22 million gal. Of hog feces and urine over the countryside.”

Science News Jan 30, 1999

http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1200/5_155/54031959/p1/article.jhtml

Sea Sickness.(pollution, algae blooms, and climate change affect coral

reefs and other marine organisms)

Author/s: Janet Raloff

Marine epidemiology comes of age

Nor is bleaching the only threat to corals. Increasingly, Cervino points out, these

colonies are also exhibiting infections, tumors, and "obscure" lesions. "We've

been going to photos of corals from as far back as the 1930s," he says, and find

no sign of many of these diseases.

Over the past 15 years, for instance, "there has been a very striking increase in

the frequency and extent of harmful algal blooms," notes JoAnn M. Burkholder,

an aquatic botanist at North Carolina State University in Raleigh. HEED's data

now link many of these blooms of poison-producing algae to pollution (SN:

9/27/97, p. 202) and a widespread warming of coastal and shallow waters.

Moreover, Burkholder observes, HEED's data suggest that the ecological

impacts of these blooms are more pervasive than most biologists had realized.

Until recently, scientists typically investigated marine disease outbreaks as

isolated incidents. The idea that some might be linked struck Epstein when he

began ruminating about a host of events in 1987.

Sharks

http://www.american.edu/projects/mandala/TED/SHARK.HTM

Thirty-four additional species will be monitored for data collection only; these are generally small, deep water sharks caught in swordfish and tuna long line fishing. 22. Impact and Effect: MEDium and PRODuct The shark is the apex predator of the world's oceans. If the shark population is decimated the marine food chain will have to adjust: sting rays and octopi will grow in numbers and their prey will decrease in number (as noted, octopi feed on lobster). 23. Urgency and Lifetime: MEDium and 20-60 years No one knows for sure the numbers of sharks in the world's oceans. Sampling indicates the following species may already be near extinction: mako, elephant fish, lemon, hammerhead, great white. Shark lifetimes depend on the species. For example, the life spans of the species deemed by the NMFS as the 2 most important species differ by 40 years; the estimated life span of the blacktip shark is 21 years while that of the sandbar is 60 years.

Jellyfish overrun Gulf of Mexico --- Scientists shocked by threat to ecosystem and fishing --

By Ben Raines -- NEWHOUSE NEWS SERVICE

http://www.msnbc.com/news/457085.asp?cp1=1

MOBILE, Ala., Sept. 11 — Jellyfish are swarming through the northern Gulf of Mexico in unprecedented numbers, signaling an ecological shift that could mean sweeping and catastrophic changes for Gulf fish populations. Hordes of jellies are positioned in prime spawning areas just

as breeding season for many popular gamefish kicks into high gear. Scientists say the animals have already started eating eggs and larva at an alarming rate.

Nonindigenous Aquatic Species (NAS) information resource for the United States Geological Survey.

Located at the Florida Caribbean Science Center -- http://nas.er.usgs.gov/

Toxic Mercury Found in New England Rain and Snow – Sept 19,2000

http://www.ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-19-16.html

TINY GREAT LAKES PLANKTON HAVE CANCERS – May 24, 1999 -- the 9^th story down the page.

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/may99/1999L-05-24-09.html

What would happen to dust mites in a chemical ridden house, if they were to have cancers like in the article above?

Environment News Service Archive August 2000

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/archives/2000/aug2000Larchive.html

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/archives/archive.html

Endangered Brown Pelicans Dying at Salton Sea -- By Cat Lazaroff

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/aug2000/2000L-08-30-07.html

SALTON SEA, California, August 30, 2000 (ENS) - At least 339 endangered brown pelicans have died at the Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge so far this year. The dead birds are victims of

avian botulism, an annual problem that plagues the Salton Sea, one of the most important stopovers from migratory birds flying along the Pacific coast of North America.

Eight Million Salton Sea Fish Die in One Day

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/aug99/1999L-08-12-06.html

SALTON CITY, California, August 12, 1999 (ENS) - Almost eight million fish died at the Salton Sea last Wednesday, in the largest one day fish kill in the history of California’s largest lake. While local residents say August fish kills are not unusual for the Sea, some scientists fear the deaths point to the a sooner than expected collapse of the man made ecosystem.

Salton Sea rescue to be named for Sonny Bono

http://www.cnn.com/EARTH/9801/16/salton.sea/

Without help, California lake won't support life

January 16, 1998 -- Web posted at: 10:55 p.m. EDT (2255 GMT)

SALTON CITY, California (CNN) -- A federal effort to restore California's decaying Salton Sea will be named after the late U.S. Rep. Sonny Bono, who worked to reverse the lake's myriad environmental

problems.

Red tide spreading along Texas Gulf Coast

http://europe.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/09/25/texas.redtide.ap/index.html

September 25, 2000

Web posted at: 1:36 PM EDT (1736 GMT)

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) -- A bloom of toxic red tide algae is spreading along the Texas Gulf Coast, shutting down some oyster fishing and killing millions of fish whose rotting remains are fouling beaches.

State environmental officials say it's the largest concentration of red tide since 1986, when more than 22 million fish died in four months.

High concentrations of the algae called red tide produce a toxin that kills fish by affecting the central nervous system.

For humans eating contaminated fish or shellfish, the toxin can cause numbness, dizziness, nausea, fever and muscle paralysis. The most serious cases can result in respiratory arrest and death. In addition, people who swim in affected bodies of water can suffer breathing and eye irritation.

Mass extinction traced to oceanic methane burp

http://europe.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/07/27/ocean.methane.ap/

July 27, 2000

Web posted at: 2:34 PM EDT (1834 GMT)

(AP) -- Huge reservoirs of methane trapped beneath the ocean floor rapidly escaped during prehistoric global warming and depleted much of the sea's oxygen, according to new research into why many forms of life suddenly vanished 183 million years ago.

The findings, reported in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature, shed new light not only on the disappearance of as many as 80 percent of some deep-sea species but also a process suspected in other prehistoric mass extinctions.

U.S. and Japan Duel over Lethal Whale Research

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-06-01.html

NEW YORK, New York, September 6, 2000 (ENS) - U.S. Commerce Secretary Norman Mineta has given unofficial notice to Japan that he is considering economic sanctions against Japan to exert pressure for a halt to Japan's lethal whale research program.

Beginning with the killing of about 300 minke whales in 1987, one year after the International Whaling Commission imposed a ban on commercial whale hunting, the Japanese research program now claims 440 minke whales annually in the Antarctic. In 1994, Japan expanded its lethal research to the North Pacific with the additional killing of 100 minke whales.

This year, Japan announced plans to kill an additional 10 sperm and 50 Bryde's whales.

DRUGS

Legalized Drugs

INTRODUCTION OF THE METHAMPHETAMINE ELIMINATION ACT OF 1997

Legalized Drugs:

--- It seems as if we have had legalized drugs (in the form of Ritalin) since at least 1990, and this is what the result is.

With alcohol there are smugglers but alcohol has standards for the smugglers to check and competition from good distributors to deal with. From what we have seen of the legal distributors of these drugs – they do not have the standards that our liquor companies have now, if marijuana and many other drugs were legalized what standards would they have with that kind of competition, or are they making a market for their drugs – or for bio-chips?----- Piper Creations 22Sept2000

DEA'S SECRET FILE ON SONNY BONO -- Agency Says it Fears for Source's Life -- http://www.apbnews.com/media/gfiles/bono/

March 1, 1999 -- By Tami Sheheri -- NEW YORK (APBnews.com) At the time of his death, Bono was involved in combating illegal drugs. An original co-sponsor of the Methamphetamine Elimination Act of 1997, he also pledged to fight in Congress to make eradication of the illegal drug trade a top national priority.

(my note: Sonny Bono died January 1998) -- http://www.apbnews.com/media/gfiles/bono/report.html

INTRODUCTION OF THE METHAMPHETAMINE ELIMINATION ACT OF 1997 –

HON. JERRY LEWIS -- Sonny Bono (one of the co-sponsers)

(Extension of Remarks - March 20, 1997)

http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/D?r105:2:./temp/~r1056SPRf5::

Methamphetamine is fast becoming the crack epidemic of the 1990's. Meth production and use is a nationwide problem, cutting across all income and racial divisions; the impact, however, is disproportionally felt in California. The Drug Enforcement Agency [DEA] has identified California as a `source country' of methamphetamine with literally hundreds of clandestine laboratories, or `clan labs,' located throughout the State.

Clan labs have proliferated at such a pace that California officials now consider them major threats to the public, law enforcement and public communities, even the environment. In just 1996, the Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement [BNE] raided 835 clan labs in California, up from 465 in 1995. Just think of that 835 labs seized in California in 1 year--almost one every 10 hours. Clearly, California is on the front line in the war on methamphetamine.

As a result, California is in desperate need to help to fight this wicked drug. The Methamphetamine Elimination Act would provide $18 million to the Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement to fight meth through a 5-point strategy. Specifically, funds from this legislation will be used to hire, train, and equip 126 sworn and nonsworn law enforcement staff to do the following:

Pharmaceutical History

Dave Hart personal web page -- http://www.ioa.com/~davehart/altmedcon.htm

Lanning~Shipton personal web page -- https://thepiedpiper.tripod.com/index.htm

Finance Related - insurance

Farm Bureau vs. Nature [1] by Vicki Monks Fall 1998

http://www.defenders.org/fbp01.html

Farm Bureau vs. Nature [2] by Vicki Monks Fall 1998 http://www.defenders.org/fbp02.html

Farm Bureau vs. Nature [3] by Vicki Monks Fall 1998 http://www.defenders.org/fbp03.html

Genetics – Reproductive

Experts issue gene research warning -- SEPTEMBER 19, 2000

http://www.indianz.com/SmokeSignals/Headlines/showfull.asp?ID=lead/9192000

-- (my notes – this article has some great links) --

In a new report, scientific experts are issuing a warning against experimenting with human DNA, targeting a specific type of gene modification they say is unsafe and unproven.

Inheritable genetic modification "cannot presently be carried out safely and responsibly on humans," said the group, whose findings were published in a report prepared by the American Association for the Advancement of Science

(AAAS).

Pollan, Michael. Playing God in the Garden. 25 Oct. 1998. 11 May 1999

< http://www.organics.org/features/god_garden.htm > “Any Colorado potato beetle that takes so much as a nibble of my New Leafs will supposedly keel over and die, its digestive tract pulped, in effect, by the bacterial toxin manufactured in the leaves of these otherwise ordinary Superiors.” “The small print in the Grower Guide also brought the news that my potato plants were themselves as pesticide, registered with the Environmental Protection Agency.” “That’s because Bt, the bacterial toxin produced in my New Leafs….” “…from Bacillus thuiingiensis, the soil bacterium that produces the organic insecticide known as Bt.” “…Bt sprays break down quickly in the sunlight….” “… the Bt toxin was not being treated as a “food additive”…new protein is expressed in the potato itself.” “…Bush Administration’s camapign for “regulatory relief.”” “…the determination whether a new protein is GRAS can be made by the company.” “The label on my bottle of Bt says, amoung other things, that I should avoid inhaling the spray or getting it in an open wound.” Monsanto spokesperson “Monsanto should not have to vouchsafe the safety of biotech food,” he said. “Our interest is in selling as much of it as possible. Assuring its safety is the FDA’s job." To control net necrosis they use Monitor which is a organophosphate that is known to cause neurological damage if contacted. “…natural fertilisers (compost and fish powder)….” “Chances are, I’ve eaten New Leafs already, at Mcdonald’s or in a bag of Frito-Lay chips,…” additonal web site < http://www.earthfoods.co.uk/ >

Genetically engineered foods causing some concerns

http://www.cnn.com/2000/FOOD/news/09/26/taco.recall/index.html

September 26, 2000

Web posted at: 4:40 PM EDT (2040 GMT)

From staff and wire reports

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- As a U.S. Senate committee heard testimony on biotechnology and consumer confidence in food Tuesday, Aventis CropScience suspended sales of the genetically engineered corn product found to have been mistakenly used in the manufacture of some taco shells sold in grocery stores.

Oilseed gene leak ‘unsurprising’ BBC News online network 21 Apr 1999

< http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_323000/323383.stm > “UK Government

scientists have cross-pollinated oilseed rape with a species of wild turnip, regarded as a weed by many farmers.” “It is not at all surprising that oilseed rape will hybridise with some of its very close relatives.” Concern on this issue has arisen because if GM rape was altered to make it resistant to a herbicidre, for example,

The American Farmer up a Creek - without the paddle =

Terminator Seed Technology - http://www.greenpeace.org/~geneng/

‘Early elephants used ‘swimming trunks’ BBC News online network 11 May 1999

< http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_340000/340286.stm > “further embryonic evidence that elephants once swam is that, unlike other land-living mammals, they have internal testicles and always have done. Seals and whales also have internal testicles, but only acquired them when their land-living ancestors took to the seas 60m years ago.”

Propaganda and Philosophy

Anything can be used in a negative or positive way.

Alfred Kinsey [1894-1956)

http:///www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/controversy.html

http://mercury.spaceports.com/~persewen/alfred_kinsey.htm

http://www.nitronews.com/keith.html

John B. Watson (1878-1958) I ask was Watson influenced by Kinsey?

John Watson

Add in that John Watson (influence 1919- ) Association - the experiment with Little Albert. President of the American Psychological Association and Vice-President of the J. Walter Thompson advertising agency said in "The Psychological Care of Infant and Child(1928)" "Never hug and kiss them, never let them sit in your lap. If you must, kiss them once on the forehead when they say good night."

http://www.sonoma.edu/people/danicls/Watson.html

http://www.jhu.edu/~jhumag/0400web/35.html

Pedophilia

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_fosterj_news/ -- 20000725_xnfoj_pedophile_.shtml --

JULY 25 2000 -- Pedophile lawsuit goes class-action? –

Attorney: 'Thousands of children being raped by NAMBLA members'

Currently facing a wrongful death lawsuit for the brutal rape and murder of 10-year-old Jeffrey Curley, the North American Man-Boy Love Association is now on the brink of defending itself against a class-action suit for the raping of children by group members.

Macrobiotics

I have used another Kushi book as a reference, her book was great. Personally I use a foundation of a “diabetic” diet but use honey as a sweetener, and I am NOT a vegetarian.

BTW: John Denver did not have a child till he switched to a Macrobiotic diet.

Macrobiotic Way: The Complete Macrobiotic Diet And Exercise Book

http://www.opengroup.com/dfbooks/089/0895295245.shtml

By: Kushi, Michio // Foreword by Denver, John // With Blauer, Stephen

Edition #2//Trade Paper

A new edition of the bestselling, definitive guide to achieving vibrant health through a macrobiotic lifestyle. 30 years ago Kushi recognized that diet was a principal cause of many illnesses and began teaching how the macrobiotic diet--based on whole grains, fresh vegetables, beans and sea vegetables--can prevent health problems. Features 37

nutritional charts and a complete exercise program. 36 line drawings.

Publication Date: June 1993

Publisher: Avery Publishing Group

Natural Processing - Honey

Tansy Ragwort - and honey [Department of Natural Resources

Water and Land Resources Division King County, WASH] -- http://dnr.metrokc.gov/wlr/LANDS/Weeds/ragwort.htm

Tansy Ragwort – British Columbia -- http://www.agf.gov.bc.ca/croplive/cropprot/tansy.htm --

“Tansy ragwort contains at least six pyrrolizidine alkaloids which by themselves are not toxic. When combined with liver enzymes after ingestion they are converted to pyrroles which result in liver dysfunction and sometimes death.”

Honey

Diversity Of Flowering Plants; Flowering Plants Have Literally Colonized

The Continents And Islands Of The Earth -- ref: pollination of red clover

http://daphne.palomar.edu/wayne/trmar98.htm

Bee’s Health - investigate resistance to tracheal mite

Tracheal mite, African bee and more.

http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/agriculture/entomology/beekeeping/bee-l/log9006.txt

Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food – on Bee health -- http://www.maff.gov.uk/hort/bees.htm

Wasp Honey –

Ritalin

Toxic Chemicals Linked to Health Problems in Children

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-07-06.html

By Cat Lazaroff

WASHINGTON, DC, September 7, 2000 (ENS) - The 24 billion pounds of developmental and neurological toxins released into the environment of the United States each year are linked to millions of cases of developmental disabilities in children, charges a new report released today.

The report ranks toxic emissions state by state. Data reported by industries shows that Louisiana and Texas emit the most developmental and neurological toxins to air and water. Tennessee, Ohio, Illinois, Georgia, Virginia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Florida are also major emitters.

The complete report is available at: http://www.safekidsinfo.org

Bonvie, Linda and Bill Bonvie. “What’s Eating kids? Maybe it’s their diet.” 12 Mar. 1995.

04 Apr. 1999. < http://members.bellatlantic.net/~boncom/whatseatingkids.htm >

-- Just about any kind of commercially prepare feed has the potential of having additives that could be detrimental to the digestive Acidophilus bacteria. --

“The growing epidemic of senseless violence among adolescents and the mushrooming use of certain food additives – additives they claim are actually harmful drugs in disguise.” “The two main ingredients at issue are the flavor enhancer monosodium glutamate, or MSG, and the artificial sweetener aspartame, more commonly known by the trade name NutraSweet . both contain amino acids – glutamate and aspartate – which occur naturally in the brain as neurotransmitters – the chemicals that carry messages between nerve cells.” “…can include brain lesions.” “may take the form of emotional control disorders and displays of episodic anger.” “…digestive ailments and migraines to seizures and asthma attacks, can include…”rage reactions: and marked personality disturbances with violent behavior” “…maintain millions of people suffer adverse reactions to MSG, some to only minuscule amounts that may be hidden in other ingredients. Further, they say, it becomes toxic to everyone at some point….” “’Educators around this country are having all sorts of meetings concerning declining test scores and violence in the classroom,’ Schwartz said. ‘Yet we are providing drugs for breakfast, lunch and dinner that are known causes of personality alterations, inability to concentrate and violent behavior.’”

Enig, Mary

Eramus, Udo. “Fats That Heal And Fats That Kill” Comp. Bradley, Darleen. 1999. 17 Apr. 99

< http://www.1999.com/canola/ > “Rats developed fatty degeneration of heart, kidney, adrenals, and thyroid gland. When canola oil was withdrawn from their diets, the deposits dissolved but scar tissue remained on all vital organs. No studies on humans were made before money was spent to promote Canola oil in the USA.” “…destroys the myelin (protective sheath) of the nerves.” “Rape seed oil is a penetrating oil, to be used in light industry,…” “Rape seed oil is a penetrating oil, to be used in light industry, not for human consumption. It contains a toxic substance. (from encyclopedia) Even after the processing to reduce the erucic acid content, it is still a penetrating oil. We have found that it turns rancid very fast. Also it leaves a residual rancid odor on clothing.”

National, State, and Local Resources for Support & Information

http://www.thecenterweb.org/starnet/starnet2/resources/area_support_groups.htm

CHADD

What Causes ADD? -- http://www.chadd-mc.org/WhatCauses.htm

Private Prisons

Prison Privatisation Report International -- http://www.penlex.org.uk/pages/prtpre25.html

Private Prison Watch -- http://www.afscme.org/private/ppw9903.htm

Legislative Update -- http://www.aclupa.org/legis_update.html

Eric Bates The Nation

January 5, 1998 -- http://www.pressenter.com/~davewest/prisons/private.prisons.html

Eric Bates/The Nation Magazine -- http://www.november.org/Private.html

Private Jails: Prisons for Fun and Profit – Peri Pakroo

http://www.nolo.com/encyclopedia/articles/crim/private_jails.html

Food Service – schools, more.

Reference “Private Prisons” just above

Organic

http://www.purefood.org/Organic/nosriddle.cfm

Latest Update on National Organic Standards by Jim Riddle USDA Proposed Rule - What are

some issues of concern?

Compiled by James A. Riddle, Organic Independents/Organicworks!

Rt. 3 Box 162C, Winona, MN, 55987, Ph/fax: 507-454-8310.

Revised March 29, 2000.

Organic Consumers Association - http://www.purefood.org/

Living and Raw Foods -- http://www.living-foods.com/articles/geneticallyengineered.html

GeneTech Achive -- http://www.gene.ch/gentech/2000/May/msg00021.html

NewsMakingNews -- http://www.newsmakingnews.com/archive4305700.htm

Flora -- http://www.flora.org/flora.mai-not/19360

“Our Cheeses.” White Egret Farm. 1993. 16 May 1999 <http://www.whiteegretfarm.com/html/milkcheeses.html>

Organic Farm, sustainable agriculture.

Green Energy

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-21-01.html

Proving Popular, Renewable Energy Yields Clean Air Benefits

SAN FRANCISCO, California, September 21, 2000 (ENS) - In the two newly degregulated state electricity markets operating in 1999, customers who chose renewable energy products greatly expanded the use of wind, geothermal, biomass, solar and small scale hydro power.

GMO

1)CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES RELEASE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT A DOCUMENT DETAILING THE DEGREE OF HARMONIZATION OF THEIR PESTICIDE TREATED SEED POLICIES AND REQUIREMENTS

On Thursday August 31,

http://www.epa.gov/

Select "Laws and Regulation" from the left screen.

Click on "Federal Register-Environmental Documents."

Scroll down to: " Reports and guidance documents;

availability, etc.:U.S.-Canada harmonization of treated

seed policies and requirements, 52752-52753 [HTML]

or [PDF]"

Genetically Modified News, 11 May 2000 - http://home.intekom.com/tm_info/rw00511.htm

Genetically Modified Food UK and World News -- http://www.connectotel.com/gmfood/

[GENETIC “CONSTRUCTS”]

The use of Cauliflower Mosaic Virus (CaMV) in genetic engineering

35S Promoter (CaMV) in Calgene's Flavr Savr Tomato Creates Hazard

Joseph E. Cummins

Professor Emeritus (Genetics) Dept. of Plant Sciences University of Western Ontario

June 3, 1994 -- http://www.psrast.org/jccamv.htm

Arpad Puxztai’s Homepage – http://www.freenetpages.co.uk/hp/A.Pusztai/

American Society of Agronomy

Soil Science Society of America

Crop Science Society of America

- A good site -

http://www.asa-cssa-sssa.org/

Genetic Engineering Update Mar 99 –Genetic Engineering news

http://www.math.auckland.ac.nz/~king/Preprints/book/upd/umar99/gemar99/GEMar99.htm

Cloning

Hydroponics

Food Law

Leahy Unveils Comprehensive Agriculture Antitrust Bill ...

http://leahy.senate.gov/press/200004/000412.html

Bill Responds To Growing Market Clout Of Large Agribusinesses, Would Likely Reign In Powerful Dairy Conglomerate, Suiza Foods, That Has Been Taking Over New England Market

April 12, 2000

The new bill, the "Farmers and Ranchers Fair Competition Act of 2000" would, for the first time ever, update competition laws to take into account the unique circumstances of family farmers trying to win fair prices for their products. Leahy believes that current antitrust law works well for situations with a few producers -- such as factories -- supplying manufactured products to millions of consumers. But when millions of producers with very similar products want to sell their products to a

handful of giant agribusiness buyers, antitrust laws become meaningless.

SLAPP

Public Citizen – http://www.citizen.org/press/pr-cmep72.htm

Aug. 10, 2000 - Company Tries to Silence Public Citizen’s Criticism of Food Irradiation

Food Slander

Pure Food -- http://www.purefood.org/gagutne.html

Smith, Gar. “Food Slander Laws.” Fall 1995. 16 May 1999 <http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1527/slancrime.html>

The 13 states that currently have food slander laws.

Irradiation

Public Citizen -- http://www.citizen.org/cmep/rad-food/radfoodindex.htm

pure-food.com & irradiation.com -- http://www.irradiation.com/food.htm

Meat Inspection: A Rancid Rule Change

http://www.commondreams.org/views/071800-104.htm

The most recent, and revolting, development was a report last week that meat from diseased animal carcasses would, under the new rules, be classified as safe. Meat from animals with cancer, open sores and diseases caused by intestinal parasites pose no health threat to humans, according to the new guidelines.

Clinton Administration Reduces Standards For Wholesome Meats

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines/071700-01.htm

by Lance Gay

The federal agency overseeing food inspection is imposing new rules that reclassify animal carcasses with cancers, tumors and open sores as safe for human consumption.

Federal meat inspectors and consumer groups are protesting the move to classify tumors and open sores as aesthetic problems, which permits the meat to get the government's purple seal of approval as a wholesome food product.

ANIMALNET JANUARY 4, 1999

http://www.plant.uoguelph.ca/safefood/archives/animalnet/1999/1-1999/an-01-04-99-01.txt

ANIMALNET JANUARY 4, 1999

Health officials warn parents about dangers of antibiotic misuse

Cell genesys reports effective gene therapy for hemophilia

Gene therapy yields sustained improvement in canine hemophilia B

Dead on arrival: the transportation of animals on Country Canada, Jan. 6

Salmon threaten fish-farm plans

Regulations amending the livestock and poultry carcass grading regulations

Regulations amending the dairy products regulations

Regulations amending the health of animals regulations

AnimalNet is produced by researchers at the Agri-Food Risk Management and Communication Project at the University of Guelph, is edited by Wendy Powell (dpowell@uoguelph.ca) and Amanda Whitfield (awhitfie@uoguelph.ca), and is supported by the Ontario Cattlemen's Association, the U.S. National Pork Producers, U.S. National Food Processors Association, Dairy Farmers of Canada, Pioneer Hi-Bred Limited (Canada), the U.S. National Cattlemens Beef Association, Canadian Animal Health Institute, The Rutgers University Food Safety Extension Program, National Cattlemans Beef Association, Ontario Farm Animal Council, Food Indsutry Environmental Network, Canadian

Poultry and Egg Processors and the Agricultural Adaptation Council

(CanAdapt Program).

archived at: http://www.ansc.purdue.edu/courses/ansc481/animal_net.html

I am not nor do I think I will ever be a vegetarian, still I do not think that animals need be terrorized for hours. Animals that have a healthy system of acidophilus in their systems have bacteria that are beneficial to plants. The growth of corporations farms, and some owned by non Americans as investments – undermine the American family farmer. Laura Lee Lanning-Shipton 01 Oct 2000 CST N. America

THE COST OF COMPASSION

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3881/compassion.html

People are fighting the weekly carnage of horses for basic human responsibility. A few hundred dollars separates the two issues.

Anonymous April 1998 through March 1999

The cherished beauty of rolling farmland. The streaking rays of golden sunlight. The vicious beating and torture of beautiful animals. It happens every Monday in bucolic Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Officials seek pardon after Tyson official sent to prison

http://www.postnet.com/postnet/news/wires.nsf/front/730EC536169CD67F86256966001F93A4

Sep. 26, 2000 | 12:50 a.m. AP-CS-09-26-00 0144EDT

By DAVID A. LIEB Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Arkansas' top elected officials are pleading for President Clinton to pardon a longtime friend and supporter sentenced to a year in prison for trying to illegally influence Clinton's former agriculture secretary.

Tyson Foods executive Archie Schaffer III was sentenced Monday by a

federal judge who believes Schaffer is innocent and has twice tried to acquit him, only to be reversed by an appeals panel. Soon afterward, both Republicans and Democrats in Clinton's home state called for a pardon.

Schaffer, the main spokesman for the Arkansas-based poultry producer, was convicted under a 1907 law of trying to influence agricultural policy by arranging for then-Secretary Mike Espy to attend a Tyson birthday party in Arkansas in 1993.

Food executive gets year in jail in Espy case

http://www.postnet.com/postnet/stories.nsf/ByDocID/E85012376625E4E0862569660040C036

Nation Briefs : NATION From News Services

EAST WASHINGTON

Posted: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 | 6:47 a.m.

The sentencing arose from independent counsel Donald Smaltz's investigation of President Bill Clinton's first agriculture secretary, Mike Espy. Jurors acquitted Espy of any wrongdoing in December 1998. Schaffer was convicted of giving Espy $2,500 worth of air travel so Espy could go to a 1993 Tyson party. Tyson sought to affect federal meat inspection laws.

Antibacterial Soap

"Tainted tampons" (dioxin story) http://www.msnbc.com/news/240155.asp

http://www.infobeat.com/stories/cgi/story.cgi?id=2556919335-860

Antibiotics in agriculture creating superbugs –

TORONTO (Reuters) - 04:25 PM ET 11/03/98

http://www.sciam.com/1998/0398issue/0398levy.html

Learn more about antibiotic resistance at antibacterial

http://www.tufts.edu/ (against)

Visit Tufts University and find out more about the research at antibacterial

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hpb/lcdc/publicat/ccdr/97vol23/vol23s7/index.html

Find more about Health Canada's perspective on antibacterial soaps at

http://www.sdahq.org/sdalatest/welcome.html

(for)(soap) To find out what the Soap and Detergent Association have to say on

http://www.ourplanet.com/imgversn/86/wania.html

Antibiotics

Farm Use of Antibiotics Squanders Precious Drugs. < http://www.cspinet.org/new/antibiotics.htm >

“More thaan 50 scientists and 41 health, consumer, and other groups today called on the Food and

Drug Administration (FDA) to ban the use of certain antibiotics to fatten livestock.” “Adding

antibiotics to livestock feed can lead to antibiotic resistance in foodborne pathogens. That can

make cases of food poisoning difficult to treat of even deadly.” “prevalence of antibiotic-resistant

enterococci bacteria in chickens declined from 82% to 12% in three years.”

Biochips

Packard BioScience, DOD, and Russian Genome Project are working on this, there also suppose to be one that IBM has been working on. Check out my citations on Fungus and imagion what would happen if fungus is capable of incorporating it’s self into the source code of these chips or into the human DNA source code.

Motorola, Packard Instrument Co. and Argonne to develop advanced biochip technology

http://www.anl.gov/OPA/news98/news980629.htm

ARGONNE, Ill. (June 29, 1998) -- Rapid advances in medicine, health care and agriculture are expected from a joint-research project

announced today byMotorola Inc.,Packard Instrument Company and the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory.

July 11, 2000

Packard BioScience Announces Issuance of Key Biochip Production Patents July 11, 2000

http://ww2.packardinst.com/Packard/Ecom/pcatalog.nsf/LiteratureByFile/pr0700-2?opendocument

Meriden, CT -- Packard BioScience Company (Nasdaq:

PBSC), a worldwide leader in the life science tools and nuclear

industries, announced today the issuance of US Patents

6,079,283 and 6,083,762 ,which together include 44 claims

providing broad and fundamental coverage encompassing

biochip production by transfer of liquids through non-contact

dispensing.

Packard BioScience Announces Issuance of Key Biochip Production Patents

These patents cover methods and devices for aspirating liquids and dispensing nanovolume droplets containing biomolecules such as DNA, proteins and cells. This non-contact droplet dispensing technology, also known as "drop-on-demand" dispensing, is analogous to ink-jetting technology and enables the inexpensive production of high-quality gene chips and protein chips.

Background Q & A Biochip Commercialization Project

Motorola Inc., Packard Instrument Co., Argonne National Laboratory

http://www.anl.gov/OPA/news98/biobackgrounder.htm

What is the project's goal?

The goal is to develop and commercialize a new technology that can decode the genetic structures of living things thousands of

times faster than existing technology. The technology uses biochips, robots and computers to automate the massively parallel

detection of gene mutations and to simultaneously analyze the activity of thousands of genes in healthy and diseased cells and tissues.

Who are the partners and what special capabilities does each provide?

The partners are Motorola Inc., Packard Instrument Company and the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory.

Each brings special expertise and capabilities to the project.

The 19 inventions, which have been licensed

exclusively to Motorola and Packard, are the result of more than $10 million in research support since 1994 by the US. Department

of Energy, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the Russian Academy of Sciences, and the Russian Human Genome Program.

Sequencing Technologies

abstracts from the DOE Human Genome Program Contractor-Grantee Workshop VI

http://www.ornl.gov/hgmis/publicat/97santa/seqtech.html

November 9-13, 1997, Santa Fe, NM

Goals 2000

Social Promotion

Ebonics

Computer Thinking

Asian / Europeopn Continent

Balkan -- Twenty-Five Lectures on Modern Balkan History

http://www.lib.msu.edu/sowards/balkan/lect09.htm

Lecture 9: Economic and social changes in Balkan life

Martin Luther --

Marx --

Hapsburg --

“Stirring Times in Austria" by Mark Twain

http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~habsweb/sourcetexts/twain1.htm

[This article first appeared in Harper's New Monthly Magazine for March, 1898

(Volume 96), pp. 530-40.]

I. THE GOVERNMENT IN THE FRYING-PAN

Hapsburg Empire -- http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/history/rtg/emu/HapsburgEmpire.html

Mark Twain -- http://marktwain.about.com/arts/marktwain/

Romonov --

Civil War / French Revolution

Intellectual Property Rights world trade

There is more to this theme under “Finance and corporations”.

World Trade is of major interest to developing countries, but some things do keep their names because they are made certain ways, this has at least allowed their to be some kind of standard while world wide trade unfolds. I personally hope that some standards stay in place. Why? Have you ever felt Egyptian cotton? The problem for (expressly) for developing countries is that they will saturate the market with one item that they can get a high price for and then someone else is able to make the same item (usually with preservatives – in the case of some foods) and saturate the market to the point that the developing country may not have a market anymore.

Global Trade with Lori Wallach Director, Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch

Posted by the “Hoosier Environmental Council” Washington Post 18may00

http://www.enviroweb.org/hecweb/archive/WTO/000518wallach.htm

Currently globalization is occurring under one version of rules put forth by a global commerce agency called the World Trade Organization (WTO). This version of the rules is not "free trade." In fact the famous philosophers of free trade -- like Adam Smith and David Ricard -- must be spinning in their graves to see to what global commerce terms their term "free trade" has been applied. For instance, the WTO has many restrictions on trade - such as providing a monopoly TRADE RESTRICTION on production and sale of medicine for 30 YEARS!!! to the pharmaceutical corporation that has a patent on a drug. And, some of what is called a "trade restriction" by WTO and is targeted for elimination is actually our domestic food safety and environmental laws.

Unfair trade sparks new world war

http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/gmdebate/Story/0,2763,201263,00.html

First bananas and beef, now GM crops: big business holds sway

Tony Juniper

Tuesday August 17, 1999

Last week, the US threatened a new trade war against Europe over GM crops, prompting fears about the influence wielded by giant corporations over world politics.

The defence of national and local interests should be a democratic right. But nations' ability to reflect cultural, economic and environmental uniqueness is increasingly under attack by the World Trade Organisation, a secretive body with enormous power that effectively upholds a bill of rights for transnational corporations.

CHAPTER IV: The new approach to technical harmonisation and standards, its preparation

through ECJ case law on Articles 30, 36 EEC and the Low Voltage Directive, and the clarification of its operating environment by the Single European Act

http://www.iue.it/LAW/WP-Texts/Joerges91/chap41.htm

Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft

Revue suisse de science politique

Swiss Political Science Review

More Trade, Safer Products

Gunnar TRUMBULL

http://www.ib.ethz.ch/spsr/debates/debat_consum/art-2.html

The Best of French Cheeses -- http://www.fromages.com/

American Cheese Society -- http://www.cheesesociety.org/

French Cheese 400 sorts -- http://www.franceway.com/cheese/intro.htm

From a legal pont of view, farm cheese "is a hand made in farms, with the milk of a single drove, each day". Small scale production is back again as proved by the high price of products !

Glossary of Hard Cheeses -- http://azcentral.webpoint.com/food/ckcheesh.htm

Cheese and Region of origin

http://www.indianz.com/SmokeSignals/Headlines/showfull.asp?ID=lead/9192000

Do dangerous organisms lurk in your favorite unpasteurized cheese?

http://www.cnn.com/2000/FOOD/news/09/27/cheese.reut/index.html

September 27, 2000

Web posted at: 1:08 PM EDT (1708 GMT)

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Au revoir, Roquefort! So long, Emmenthal Swiss! Nice knowing you, farmhouse Cheddar! And Parmigiano Reggiano -- it's been grate, but stay off the spaghetti.

In England they still sell green top milk at the farm gate. Green top milk is unpasterized and the Queen of England (who has her own dairy cows) drinks the same thing.

Trade

Southern stores pull barbecue sauce in racism debate

http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/09/27/confederate.sauce/index.html

South Carolina restaurateur complains his free speech has been violated

September 27, 2000 Web posted at: 1:32 p.m. EDT (1732 GMT)

WEST COLUMBIA, South Carolina

(CNN) -- Maurice Bessinger, whose South Carolina barbecue restaurants have been a hit with customers and food critics for years, also makes a barbecue sauce that's popular throughout the South. But you can't buy his products anymore at several other large chains that now say they see troubling racist aspects to Bessinger's in-your-face politics.

"My constitutional rights have been violated," he complains.

A list of items that I know or am speculating about.

Cheese

Wine

Beer [in middle ages] http://www.arches.uga.edu/~athbrew/history_of_beer_2.htm

Mushrooms

Natural Fertilizer / Synthetic Fertilizer

Crude Oil

Silk

Egyptian Cotton

Perfume Flowers, chemicals systematic

Tourist

History of the area – I guess some intend to sell it back

Diapers 1990-1995 was a major time of controversy here

Education New Math?

Mondex Unveils Roll-Out Technology Featuring

Enhanced High Security Chip, Multi-Currency and

Global Inter-Operability.

LONDON-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Sept. 22, 1997-Mondex International Limited, the company behind Mondex - the world's leading chip-based payment system - has today unveiled a new high security chip which will be used by Mondex chip card issuers as they move to wider consumer roll-out. Consumer roll-outs, expected in a number of countries, will see more than 500,000 incremental Mondex cards being issued before the end of this year.

http://www.info-sec.com/commerce/commerce_092597a.html-ssi

The Mondex Value-Card Scheme

A Mid-Term Report

Roger Clarke

Principal, Xamax Consultancy Pty Ltd, Canberra

Visiting Fellow, Department of Computer Science, Australian National University

Version 2.0 of 15 February 1996

http://www.anu.edu.au/people/Roger.Clarke/EC/Mondex.html

Cashless Society or Digital Cash? By Reynolds Griffith

Southwestern Society of Economists

March, 1994

http://www.cob.sfasu.edu/rgriffith/fincash.htm

Prophecy in the News – “MONDEX: A Sign of the Times” –

-http://www.steve4u.com/et/prophecyarchive.htm

The Cashless Society is Here by Chris Beard –

http://www.lwf.org.au/partnershipclub/worldnews/cashless.html

2020 IBM NEURAL CHIP IMPLANT

http://www.trufax.org/catalog/1994.html

archives society of Alberta NEWSLETTER September 1996 Volume 16 Number 2

THIS'LL CHIP AWAY AT THE COST OF STORAGE FOR PERSONAL ARCHIVES, BUT THE

http://209.145.38.129/psychops/Headlines/Chip_Storage/chip_storage.html

ARRANGEMENT AND DESCRIPTION COULD BE A BIT TIME-CONSUMING.

From The Daily Telegraph, London. Reprinted in the Calgary Herald, July 18.

A computer chip implanted behind the eye that could record a person's every lifetime thought

and sensation is to be developed by British scientists. "This is the end of death," Dr. Chris

Winter, of British Telecom's artificial life team, said Wednesday.

Federal Trade Commision

http://www.ftc.gov/

World Trade Organization

http://www.wto.org/

The World Bank Group

http://www.worldbank.org/

Finance and Corporations

Also, check out Intellectual Property Rights for more links.

Ralph Nader: June 19, 1996

http://www.nader.org/opinions/oe6.19.96.html

South Africans should be aware that a key provision of the nation's new constitution risks entrenching a new form of power abuse in the country -- autocratic rule by big corporations.

South Africa's new Constitution establishes that "juristic persons are entitled to the rights in the Bill of Rights to the extent required by the nature of the rights and of the juristic persons." This provision affords fundamental constitutional protections -- freedom of expression, political rights and guarantees of privacy -- not just to people, including those within corporations, but to the artificial entity of the corporation itself.

The American experience of providing corporations with similar rights that people have should ring alarm bells for South Africans concerned about preserving their newly won freedoms. While the U.S. constitution does not explicitly afford corporations the rights guaranteed in our Bill of Rights, court decisions have extended almost all those rights to corporate entities, with disturbing results.

The American experience makes clear that the constitutional language covering "juristic persons" creates direct conflicts with several of the South African Constitutional Principles of 1993, including the assurance that real persons will have political rights, associational rights and rights to life, security of person, the environment and information.

The Maury Republican

http://www.maurywebpages.com/GOP/mcrp01.htm

Canadian Firm Sues California Over MTBE

http://www.economicjustice.org/resources/media/collier061899.html

$970 million suit seeks to end gas-additive ban

San Francisco Chronicle

June 18, 1999

Robert Collier, Glen Martin, Chronicle Staff Writers

Challenging one of California's newest environmental protections, a Canadian corporation has filed suit to overturn the state's ban on the gasoline additive MTBE, calling it a violation of free-trade rules.

Less than three months after Governor Gray Davis moved to end the use of MTBE, the Vancouver- based Methanex Corp. announced Tuesday that it is using the North American Free Trade Agreement to seek $970 million in compensation for lost profits.

PRESENTATION TO TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT CONSULTATIONS OF CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/wto-brief-jul99.html

Thursday July 8th, 1999 Ottawa, Canada

EXAMINING CANADA=S PRIORITY INTERESTS AT THE WTO/FTAA NEGOTIATIONS: OR, HOW NOT TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Trading Away Public Health

The World Trade Organization Obstacles To Effective Toxics Controls

http://www.earthjustice.org/work/Toxicstext.html

Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund

November 1999

Introduction

The World Trade Organization (WTO) has one over-arching goal—removing barriers to trade. Despite having no environmental or public

health expertise or mandate, the WTO has reached out to establish rules and issue decisions declaring environmental and health measures to be

unfair trade barriers. More and more, the WTO is emerging as the entity with the greatest power to determine whether we can maintain effective

standards that promote food safety and protect public health and the environment.

In ferreting out what it considers unjustifiable standards, the WTO does not develop solutions to health and environmental problems. Nor does

it defer to governments or international institutions that are developing or endorsing strategies for reducing the proliferation of harmful

chemicals.

Nonetheless, the WTO second guesses the solutions governments have adopted for regulating toxins and declares them impermissible if, in the

view of three trade bureaucrats operating in secret, they are not sufficiently justified or they interfere too much with international trade. And

when the WTO passes judgment, the stakes are high. If the country that loses in the WTO does not change the offending law, the WTO

authorizes imposition of trade sanctions until the law is changed. This has proven to be a potent device for weakening or eliminating the underlying law.

Activists on Internet Reshaping Rules for Global Economy

http://www.economicjustice.org/resources/media/trib070599.html

Chicago Tribune

July 5, 1999

By R.C. Longworth, Tribune Staff Writer.

They operate from cluttered offices and the conference rooms of airport hotels. The Internet is their weapon, and indignation often is their fuel. Few people have ever heard of them, but they are beginning to reshape the rule-making for the global economy.

Wallach is director of the Global Trade Watch for Public Citizen, the Washington-based consumer organization founded by Ralph Nader. Weisbrot is research director for the Preamble Center, a small think

Most recently, some 600 NGOs working together defeated an attempt by 29 of the world's richest nations, including the United States, to write a treaty on foreign investment. The NGOs charged that the proposed global treaty, seemingly a technical exercise, would override local and national laws on the environment and the rights of women and minorities. tank and activist group in Washington, D.C. Arden-Clarke oversees trade and investment for the World Wide Fund for Nature, on the outskirts of Geneva in Switzerland.

The next set of listings will be for factory farms and water pollution, if this is a subject that interests you check out more citations in the

“Chemical

Agriculture

Pesticides / Herbicides

Spray – results of chemicals”

section of the citations. There are a lot of chemical “Spray” problems.

Maclean’s Online June 12, 2000 Cover

When Water Kills

http://www.macleans.ca/pub-doc/2000/06/12/Cover/35699.shtml

The dangerous consequences of factory farming are being felt all across the country

BY ANDREW NIKIFORUK

Long after the dead have been buried in Walkerton, Ont., rural Canadians who rely on groundwater will continue to feel and smell the impact of a largely unreported revolution: the growth of factory farms. This new industry, or what governments call "intensive livestock operations," has unsettled farm communities from New Brunswick to Alberta. Unlike the family enterprises of old, which proudly cared for 20 pigs or 60 cattle, these new facilities operate on an entirely different and largely unregulated scale.

In addition, the world's key pork producers, Taiwan and Holland,

recently pushed production into the danger zone, causing severe water

pollution and animal disease outbreaks. But their environmental disasters have had an effect here: hog barns managed by Europeans or funded by Asian investors are popping up all over the country.

RESEARCH

Is Pollution Causing Cancer in Beluga Whales?

The Scientist 14[19]:19, Oct. 2, 2000 --

http://www.the-scientist.com/yr2000/oct/research_001002.html

Endangered population gets attention, but complications abound

By Myrna E. Watanabe

The St. Lawrence River is so polluted, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation warns people who fish the river off New York's shores not to eat any American eel, channel catfish, carp, Chinook salmon, lake trout over 25 inches in length, or brown trout over 20 inches in length.

DISEASES AND CAUSES OF DEATH OF BELUGA FROM THE SAINT-LAWRENCE ESTUARY, QUEBEC, CANADA

http://www.medvet.umontreal.ca/services/beluga/beluga_homepage.html

Bacteria, virus, parasites, and cancer are the most frequent causes of death and diseases of beluga whales living in the St Lawrence Estuary. The tissues of these cetaceans are contaminated with high levels of industrial contaminants known to be carcinogenic and/or immunosuppressive in every animal species where they have been tested.

True hermaphroditism in a St. Lawrence beluga whale (Delphinapterus leucas).

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/htbin-post/Entrez/query?uid=8028121&form=6&db=m&Dopt=b

National Library of Medicine -- PubMed

1: J Wildl Dis 1994 Apr;30(2):287-90

Banks / Savings in Loans

Bush / Gore

Some things that have happened since the Nixon era.

CHEMISTRY OF H (MUSTARD)

http://www.mitretek.org/mission/envene/chemical/agents/mustard.html

Mitretek Systems

Mustard was first used by the Germans on the night of 12-13 July 1917 near

Ypres in Flanders.

I. HISTORY OF BIOLOGICAL WARFARE USAMRIID

http://www.gulfwarvets.com/biowar.htm

A. SIGNIFICANT EVENTS: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

The following events, some proved and some alleged, comprise a short

history of biological warfare.

Covers 1346-1992 but does not have the information that is in the above

link about mustard gas being used in 1917.

BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AND ITS CUTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS

Thomas W. McGovern, MD, MAJ, MC George W. Christopher, LTC, USAF, MC

http://telemedicine.org/BioWar/biologic.htm

The opinions and assertions contained herein are those of the

authors and not to be considered as reflecting the views of the

Department of the Army or the Department of Defense.

Key Words: biological warfare, cutaneous manifestations,

hemorrhagic fever, mycotoxins, poxviruses, plague, melioidosis

Chapter - II - The Hitler Project

http://www.tarpley.net/bush2.htm

Bush Property Seized--Trading with the Enemy

In October 1942, ten months after entering World War II, America was preparing its first assault against Nazi military forces. Prescott Bush was managing partner of Brown Brothers Harriman. His 18-year-old son George, the future U.S. President, had just begun training to become a naval pilot. On Oct. 20, 1942, the U.S. government ordered the seizure of Nazi German banking operations in New York City which were being conducted by Prescott Bush.

Under the Trading with the Enemy Act, the government took over the Union Banking Corporation, in which Bush was a director. The U.S. Alien Property Custodian seized Union Banking Corp.'s stock shares, all of which were owned by Prescott Bush, E. Roland `` Bunny '' Harriman, three Nazi executives, and two other associates of Bush.@s1

The Question

http://www.olywa.net/sdotctho/m12/yelrain.htm

: Was the "yellow rain" poured on the Hmong people in

: Laos really Soviet chemical weapons, as the CIA said, or

: bee feces, as American scientists said?

Stories of gassing and poisoning of the Hmong in Laos began as early as

June 1975

In Focus: Costs and Dangers of NATO Expansion

Foreign Policy In Focus

http://www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/briefs/vol1/NATO.html

Vol. 1 No. 16 November 1996

Written by John Feffer, National Writers Union, Philadelphia. Author of Shock waves: Eastern Europe after the Revolutions.

Co-editor of Europe's New Nationalism.

Editors: Tom Barry (IRC) and Martha Honey (IPS)

NATO created in 1949 in response to the Soviet Union having atomic energy?

1985 Bush soliciting prostitute?

Chapter -XXI- Omaha

http://www.tarpley.net/bush21.htm

1986 Belgium pedophile scandals

Bush head of CIA

Belgium home of NATO

US home of Military division of NATO

1989

"On the morning of June 29, 1989, pandemonium erupted in the corridors

of power in the nation's capital. ``Homosexual

Prostitution Probe Ensnares Official of Bush, Reagan,'' screamed the

front-page headline of the Washington Times with the

kicker ``Call Boys Took Midnight Tour of White House.'' "

http://www.tarpley.net/bush21.htm

Monsanto gets aspartame approved

Aspartame and sugar "seem" to cause reactions that include

ADD and ADHD

Pesticides and Herbicides that are organophosphates

some developed before and during the time of the

Holocaust, still in use today.

Organophosphates cause neural damage,

ADD and ADHD symptoms

Ritalin use advocated, Ritalin seems

to cover these reactions.

So is Monsanto using Ciba (Novartis)

Ritalin to cover up chemical reactions.

Deregulation of banks, savings and loans

Insurance companies can they be or have stock in Finance companies?

Insurance company stock is sold on the international market!

Could your life, health, car insurance and you investments be

controlled by an international insurance company?

Chemicals reactions call genetic?

End of short list of historical items with questions.

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-25-16.html

"The Justice Department of the Clinton administration - and under Vice President Gore - has filed over 20 percent fewer lawsuits in the area of environmental crime prosecution than [were filed in] the Reagan/Bush years," Nader said.

According to Nader, Gore has no right to cast himself as the environmental candidate in the presidential race.

"Basically, he has betrayed most of the promises he outlined in his book, "Earth in the Balance," in 1992," Nader said.

Specifically, Nader said that Gore has given the automobile industry a "free ride" by not proposing stringent fuel efficiency standards.

Gore has also been very weak in calling for stricter regulations on the use of pesticides and herbicides, and he was a staunch supporter of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) even though environmental groups spoke out against it, Nader noted.

Nor has Gore pursued his dream of transforming the United States into a solar based economy, Nader said.

Toxic Chemicals Linked to Health Problems in Children

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-07-06.html

By Cat Lazaroff

The complete report is available at: http://www.safekidsinfo.org

Bush Must Face Lawsuit Brought by Environmental Activists

http://ens.lycos.com/ens/sep2000/2000L-09-13-02.html

By Brian Hansen

AUSTIN, Texas, September 13, 2000 (ENS) - A Texas judge has rejected a motion to dismiss Republican presidential nominee Governor George W. Bush from a civil rights lawsuit brought by environmental groups and individual protesters.

The suit was filed against the Texas governor by citizens who were arrested and jailed last spring for protesting Bush's environmental policies on the public sidewalk in front of the Texas Governor's Mansion.

Tarpley, Webster G. &mp; Anton Chaiktin.
"The Unauthorized Biography of George Bush" 1992. 15 Apr. 99 < "http://www.radix.net/~tarpley/bushb.htm#Table" >or the new link at http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm

This book follows the Bush family connections from 1914 to the present. From the time of George's grandfather, Samuel P. Bush, the Bush family has attempted to stay involved in politics. The book seems to show that since the family could not rate by having royal blood lines (that rate)or by having a high degree of education, that they would try to control by a philosophy of "The one with the most money makes the rules." They believe in "racial cleansing" and have cultivated people like Adolph Hitler.
Also I understand that Bush and Forbes are both alumni of Yale's sorority "Skull and Bones". So, could they have the same agenda?

Bush Family - Looking behind the Bushes -- http://www.prorev.com/bush.htm

http://www.consortiumnews.com/100599a1.html

"This fuzzy bipartisanship spared President Bush from accountability in scandals ranging from the Iran-contra affair to Iraqgate -- the clandestine arming of Saddam Hussein -- from the contra-cocaine operations to October Surprise, allegations of secret contacts between Republicans and Iranians in 1980. [For a summary of President Bush's alleged misconduct, see Robert Parry's Lost History.]"..."Although other Chilean human-rights documents were released, Clinton's Justice Department blocked disclosure of key Letelier evidence on the grounds that the 23-year-old murder case is still active. [For details, see Bush &mp; the Condor Mystery.]"

The Consortium

"October 5, 1999 Bush &mp; the Condor Mystery By Robert Parry Newly released U.S. government documents reveal that George Bush's CIA knew more about Chile's role in an international assassination ring, code- named Condor, than Bush and the agency disclosed to FBI agents"

The Consortium

October 5, 1999 "Bush's 'Zingy' One-Liners" By Robert Parry

The Consortium

May 15, 1999 "Russia's Prime Minister and October Surprise" By Robert Parry
Additional Reading(s) for this article - [For details on the House task force report and its unusual logic, see Robert Parry's Trick or Treason. For the full text of Stepashin's report, see Parry's The October Surprise X-Files.]

From: Highlights of Radio Free Eireann Bill Hughes' WBAI Commentary, 10/26/96

"In Massachusetts, Senator John Kerry has a golden opportunity to defeat the British sympathizer William Weld, in that tight senate race. He might also further expose George Bush's suspected role as a drug kingpin, and possibly,..."

Corporate Accountability Project

Ewall, Mike. "It's no accident that Coors is the right beer in America."
12 Dec. 1995. 15 Apr. 1999
< http://www.corporations.org/coors/index.html >
Mike Ewall's article Should be titled "The Other Adolph, Adolph Coors of Coors beer." This article details Coors connections with Ex- President Bush and how Coors and Bush both have a policy of "Racial Cleansing." Coors is anti-environmental, anti-gay and seemingly against anything and anyone that stands in their way of making money.

Many links

from toxic to the history of the pharmaceutical companies.

ftp://ftp.win.net/winnet/tetra/pub/UN_Rockefeller_Geno

Population Control, Nazis, and the U.N.!
by Anton Chaitkin, 1997?
ROCKFELLER AND MASS MURDER
Covers: Rockefellers, Standard Oil, Exxon Oil, WWI, WWII

Rockefeller Drug Censor Empire

< ftp://ftp.tetrahedron.org/pub/Rockefeller_Drug_Censor_Empire.txt >

Hatch, Alden, 'H. R. H. Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands; an authorized biography'.
Subject : Bernhard Leopold, consort of Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands, Harrap, 1962.
Notes: A celebration was held at the Petersburg Hotel in 1937 with top Nazis and the IG Farben board and friends to celebrate 'Nazification'.

During World War Two IG Farben paid the SS 3 marks a day for unskilled concentration camp workers and 4 marks a day for skilled. For child labour they paid the SS 1.5 marks a day.

Climate Control?!

"The UN Plan for Your Mental Health" "The implementation of Human Rights Treaties" "Clinton's War on Hate Bans Christian Values"
"Trading U.S. Rights for UN Rules"
quotes and excerpts from Edward Hunter's book Brainwashing comparison between Communist brainwashing strategies and tactics used to change values in U.S. classrooms.

Personally I am worried more about NATO, than the UN.

AIDS

Also does anyone know the status of H.J. RES. 17, proposing an amendment to the Constitution to repeal the twenty-second amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms a president may serve?

WHAT limitations? By utilizing the Marshall Court's decrees, the twenty-second amendment does NOT state EXPRESSLY that Bill Clinton cannot run as many times as he so chooses ...

Insurance / Finance / Investment

Monday November 8 1999

Jewish group aims at 10 of Aegon's U.S. units

The World Jewish Congress on Monday said it plans to push a consumer boycott

against 10 big US units of Aegon as a tactic to compel the giant Dutch insurer to join a

Holocaust restitution panel. The Jewish advocacy group estimated the U.S operations

of Aegon - the world's seventh-biggest insurer when measured in assets - had a total

of USD 191 bn of insurance in force. http://www.xs4all.nl/~hebels/newsperc/aavnws.htm

Thursday November 4 1999

Aegon threatened with boycott by Jewish group

Dutch insurance giant Aegon was threatened on Thursday with US state insurance

sanctions and a consumer boycott if it fails to join a panel probing claims that

Holocaust survivors were blocked from collecting insurance policies. The Dutch

insurer was selected as the first of at least eight firms that have been asked to join the

International Commission on Holocaust-era Claims because the Dutch insurer in July

bought California-based Transamerica. http://www.xs4all.nl/~hebels/newsperc/aavnws.htm

Wednesday June 30 1999

Aegon says no need to renegotiate US deal

Dutch insurer Aegon said on Wednesday that comments it and Transamerica may talk

again over their planned merger if the Dutch company's share price fell still further

were purely hypothetical. We don't have any need to renegotiate as long as the share

price is above USD 61.88, told Ewold de Bruijne.

http://www.xs4all.nl/~hebels/newsperc/aavnws.htm

Thursday June 24 1999

Tabaksblat to head Aegon supervisory board

Dutch insurer Aegon said on Thursday it planned to appoint Morris Tabaksblat as

chairman of its supervisory board in the annual general meeting of shareholders to be

held on May 4, 2000. Tabaksblat, who retired as chief executive of food to detergents

group Unilever in May, has been a member of Aegon's supervisory board since 1990.

http://www.xs4all.nl/~hebels/newsperc/aavnws.htm

Wednesday June 9 1999

EU clears Aegon buy of Transamerica

The European Commission said on Wednesday it had cleared the acquisition by Dutch

insurer Aegon of US financial group Transamerica Corporation. The EU said in a

statement that the proposed concentration does not create or strengthen a dominant

position. http://www.xs4all.nl/~hebels/newsperc/aavnws.htm

Wednesday May 19 1999

ABN, Aegon to enter social security market

ABN Amro and Aegon are considering setting up a new company to administer social

security benefits when the government plans to open the sector up to competition in

2002. ABN Amro and Aegon want a commitment from the government that all

stakeholders would benefit equally from the savings resulting from the privatisation.

The two financial institutions claim that they can work more efficiently than the current

semi-government administrators and would cut the costs by 30%.

http://www.xs4all.nl/~hebels/newsperc/aavnws.htm

Brain Fat / Assets

Even if someone were to own all diamonds and gold (the symbols) what have been humanitys true assests? Our ability to think is our greatest assest.

Widely used in Great Britain animal feed from 1986 till 1991 when the Rape oil was discontinued.

The Health Effects Of Canola Oil - None Dare Call It Rape

http://www.sightings.com/politics5/dare.htm

By Don Harkins for the SPOTLIGHT

From the Idaho Observer 5-99

http://proliberty.com/observer/19990502.htm 12-13-99

Canola is a name that recently appeared in the marketplace and is apparently derived from Canadian-oil. Canola oil is actually produced from the rape seed plant. Rape (Brassica napus), a member of the mustard family, is listed in the Encyclopedia Britannica as a poisonous

plant with toxic effects which include pulmonary emphysema, respiratory distress, anemia, constipation, irritability and blindness in cattle.

According to John Thomas, author of Young Again: How to Reverse the Aging Process, The name canola disguised the introduction of rape oil to America.

Beware of Canola Oil, Canola Oil is an Industrial Oil, Not Fit For Human Consumption.

http://www.karinya.com/canola.htm

AN ALTERNATIVE THEORY ON THE CAUSE OF B.S.E.

http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Villa/2836/index.html

Corporate Watch – Animal Feed and Genetic Engineering

http://www.corporatewatch.org/publications/GEBriefings/intro.html

The industry has been hit both by the crisis in British livestock farming and by the continuing scrutiny of the BSE Inquiry.

Enig, Mary G. “Trans Fat” 12 May 1999 http://www.enig.com/trans.html

Brain Fat

http://www.brain.com Your brain needs essential fatty acids to perform a number of critical biological functions. Your brain is 60% fat. In a healthy brain Omega-3 is the most

Scientists Closing In On How Increased Alzheimer's Risk Is Linked To Fat
CHICAGO, IL. -- October 27, 1997 http://www.pslgroup.com/dg/3ffce.htm the fact the brain is 70 percent fat.

Improve Your Mood with Food http://www.healthyideas.com/cooking/news/981001.news.html "Levels of omega-3s were 40% lower in patients with depression, on average. (Biological Psychiatry, Mar 1, 1998)."

High-Fat Diet Protects Brain After Stroke
A Western diet, containing animal fat and protein, may help prevent loss of cognitive functioning and mental ability following a stroke. http://womenshealth.medscape.com/jobson/MedTrib...logybrief1.html
Last modified on: 20-Aug-1999

Zone Talk 37 Date: 10 Nov 1998
"Your brain consists largely of fat".....Say what?!!!!!
http://www.zonehome.com/zt37/_disc/00000150.htm this article is good, except that it advocates Canola - check out the links on my chemical page in reference to other things that Canola has - that are not good https://thepiedpiper.tripod.com/ch_01chem.htm Top

Canola and the myelin sheath

Some speculate on the actual or potential effects of ELF and RF/MW radiation such as microwaves, wireless cell phones and computers. There seems to be studies that show these things to be detrimental to the neurological system causing accelerated aging (enhanced cell death and cancer), moods, depression, suicide, anger, rage and violence. I do not have an opinion on microwaves but these studies seem to show something could be happening to people that have enough money, need, and / or the knowledge to use cell phones.

It would seem that these people could also be knowledgeable enough to be health conscious, if they are health conscious and use Canola Oil which is a known to cause neurological problems - it strips the myelin sheath off of the (neuron's) axon. Brain cells are known as axons, and stripping the myelin sheath off of them causes them to short circuit as well as the potential of other problems. Other items that can cause problems or cancer are MSG, Bovine Growth Hormone, food colorings and sugar. Top

Mary Unig

http://www.enig.com/trans.html has some extremely good articles about fats. Top

Udo Erasmus "Fats that Heal and Fats that Kill"

"Since first publication of his book in 1986 under the title Fats and Oils, Udo Erasmus has become an internationally recognized authority on the subject of fats and oils. His academic credentials include two years of post graduate studies in genetics and biochemistry and a PHD in Nutrition." Top

Bacteria

BBC News | SCI/TECH | Bacteria with a silver lining

http://news6.thdo.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid%5F533000/533416.stm

1999 11 23 Tuesday, 13:14 GMT Silver is normally toxic to bacteria

A strain of bacteria that can manufacture tiny crystals of silver has been reported by Swedish scientists. This skill may eventually prove useful to engineers who want to fabricate extremely small optical and electronic devices.

The Mc Donalds Trial (organophosphates and Bovine Growth) 19th June 1997

http://www.mcspotlight.org/case/trial/verdict/verdict_jud3a.html

Shows that pathogen bacteria can be a lot weaker than Acidophilus bacteria.

The good bacteria (that helps us digest food) can be stronger than pathogens.

http://www.mcspotlight.org/case/trial/transcripts/index.html

Acidophilus

Ultra Bio-Logics Feed < http://www.ctv.es/clean_world_hispania/feeds.htm >Acidophilus for animal

feed.

Nutrrigen < http://www.ozemail.com.au/~darrenpotts/nutrigen/products.html > needed for “mouth,

stomach and intestines to aid in the digestion of food.” “eight essential Amino Acids used by the liver to synthesize the other 158 Amino Acids.” “22% Glutamic Acid (recognised as a brain fuel).”

Cell Tech’s < http://www.mailorderfoods.com/members/celltech/acidophi.html > “helps prevent the growth

of harmful bacteria (pathogens).” “Antibiotics, some cortisone-like drugs, birth control pills,

alcohol, some food additives, caffeine, chlorinated or fluoridated water, and stress, can destroy the

natural intestinal flora.”

What can kill the “friendly” bacteria? < http://www.montrose-clinic.org/education/nutr/f_bacteria.htm >

“Antibiotics…leaving the intestines at the mercy of the opportunistic bacteria and toxins.” “Too

much sugar, a bad diet, certain oral contraceptives, aspirin, corticosteriods, yeast, and too

much streess…enabling the harmful bacteria to flourish, thereby causing putrefaction and the manufacturing of toxic products.”

Radiation – resistant - bacteria

Pure-food.com & irradiation.com – http://www.irradiation.com/food.htm

Meet the superbug: Radiation-resistant bacteria may clean up waste sites

Friday, April 9, 1999 By John Travis http://www.enn.com/features/1999/04/040999/superbug_2581.asp

If a massive nuclear war ever blanketed the planet with

radioactive fallout, cockroaches, despite all the jokes,

would be goners. A bacterium known as Deinococcus

radiodurans might survive, however.

Antibiotic – resistant - bacteria

Resistant bacteria thrive in streams from MediServ Medical News

By ED SUSMAN

CHICAGO, June 2 (UPI)

- Nearly 40 percent of bacteria found in some eastern Iowa streams are resistant to

numerous antibiotics, meaning people who become infected with these bugs could

have difficulty treating the illness. Researchers at the general meeting of the

American Society for Microbiology in Chicago said Wednesday they found 12

different bacteria in the streams of rural Dubuque County.

http://www.medserv.dk/health/1999/06/04/story02.htm

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research

ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANT BACTERIA

Superbugs thrive in hospitals

Last updated April 21, 2000

http://www.mayohealth.org/mayo/9812/htm/superbugs.htm

The Scientist 13[14]:4, Jul. 05, 1999 News

Debate Heats Up Over Antibiotic-Resistant

Foodborne Bacteria

By Sara Latta

http://www.the-scientist.com/yr1999/july/latta_p4_990705.html

Genetic Recombination -

Private Papers of Nobel Scientist Joshua Lederberg Added to "Profiles in Science" Web Site

http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/mar99/nlm-02.htm

Lederberg won the Nobel Prize in Medicine at age 33 for scientific work started at age 20, which showed that bacteria can in fact, reproduce through sexual recombination. Although Lederberg was "astonished" to receive the prize, his diary entry for October 26, 1958, the day he heard he had won it, also records some of his fears: "On the whole I'm a little

afraid the fuss and bother more than outweigh the egotistic satisfactions, the cash and the prestige factors that might help in getting my lab going."

Oil – Thomas Gold * is oil a bacterial byproduct?

Thomas Gold -- "The Deep Hot Bioshpere,"

http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/tg21/

The Theory of Unlimited Oil

One Heretic Predicts More Oil to Be Drilled in the Ground

By Kevin Newman -- March 16

http://more.abcnews.go.com/onair/closerlook/wnt_000316_cl_oilheretic_feature.html

In Plants and Soil -

Fungus –

Also reference my Chemical – spray section

National Geographic -- Vol.188, NO.3 -- Sept 1995 -- sec. Geographica

“Phony Flowers – a Fungus Among Us” fungus (crucifer rust) invades mustard plants, produce “fungal” pseudoflower and use the mustard plants as a base to spread their spores by the bees that come to the pseudoflower.

Sea weeds

http://www.indiaagronet.com/indiaagronet/Fisheries/Contents/Sea%20weeds.htm

Sea weeds, a rich source of agar and algin form the basis of confectionery, pharmaceutical

and other industries. After the second world war great interest has been developed on

Indian sea weeds and its industries

Algae

http://www.fwkc.com/encyclopedia/low/articles/a/a001001121f.html

ALGAE, common name for various phyla of single-celled or simple multicellular organisms that are capable of photosynthesis but have little or no differentiation into tissue systems. A few algae in some phyla are closely related to photosynthetic forms, but derive their energy by other means. The best-known forms occur as seaweeds and pond scum. Algae are the most ancient form of life capable of photosynthesis; blue-green algae identical to forms living today have been found in fossil deposits at least 3.4 billion years old in the Fig Tree Formation of South Africa.

LONDON (June 24, 1998 3:15 p.m. EDT http://www.nandotimes.com) -

Zoologists have discovered a mysterious new fungus that is killing the world's frogs and toads, New Scientist magazine said on Wednesday.

Fatal skin fungus found in U.S. frogs July 4, 1998

http://www.sciencenews.org/sn_arc98/7_4_98/Fob9.htm

By S. Milius

Chytrid skin fungi, which have devastated frogs in parts of Australia and Central America, have now turned up in the wild in the United States. Early signs hinted that U.S. species might tolerate the infection as no more than a nuisance, but new data from Arizona raise the possibility that chytrids cause die-offs in the United States.

Deadly frog fungus

Institute for Marine Biosciences Canada

http://www.imb.nrc.ca/news/frog_e.html

SEPTEMBER 03, 1998 -- A new species of chytrid fungus, cutaneous

chytridiomycosis is believed to be creating an unknown organism that is killing

off frog populations in both Australia and Central America.<

IMB research officer, Mark Ragan published the results of a study on frog

fungus in which he did data analysis, in the July 3 issue of Science.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AMPHIBIAN DISEASES

http://www.jcu.edu.au/school/phtm/PHTM/frogs/bibliog.htm

Cause of sea fan death in the West Indies

http://plantbio.berkeley.edu/~taylor/text/geiser1998c.html

A fungus from the genus Aspergillus is the probable agent of epizootic

infections that have caused mass mortality of sea fan corals (Gorgonia ventalina) over the past 15 years1,2. Here we show that four strains of the fungus involved in these infections are members of the species Aspergillus sydowii, a common saprobe (an organism that lives on decaying matter) that is found in both terrestrial and marine environments. Isolates of A. sydowii taken from diseased sea fans caused new infections of sea fans in inoculation experiments, whereas isolates taken from elsewhere did not.

Major Grant to Fight Deadly fungus Immediate: 27 May 1999 24.43

http://www.man.ac.uk/news/press/24-43.html

The University of Manchester and the Wellcome Trust-funded Sanger Centre (Hinxton, Cambridgeshire) have been awarded ,370,000 by the Wellcome Trust's Beowulf Genomics initiative to investigate the biology of a deadly fungus.

Aspergillus fumigatus causes pneumonia and brain abscesses in people with damaged immune systems following organ transplantation, burns, treatment for cancers and when patients are taking steroid drugs. It also

causes a severe allergy in asthmatic and cystic fibrosis patients. It is the commonest mould infection worldwide, affecting children and adults alike. In the 12 years up to 1993, there was a 14-fold increase in cases

in Europe. Once in the lungs, Aspergillus infection is difficult to diagnose and if untreated is always fatal.

27-Jan-98

* People *

North American Mycological Association

http://www.namyco.org/

Deadly Fungus Likely Culprit of Increase in Asthma

27-Jan-98 Community Environment

http://www.vaxxine.com/justshelter/news/articles/articlespage11.html

From the Toronto Star is this bit of news that could explain the rapid rise in asthma in children.

Stachybotrys atra is a fungus that can kill babies, frail seniors and those with a severely weakened immune system. And this mold was found in some family homes in Wallaceburg during an extensive CMHC study of housing in that southwestern Ontario town.

Stachybotrys chartarum (atra): A New Emerging Fungal Threat and Methods of Dealing

with Contamination

http://envirocenter.com/IAS/TStac.htm

INTRODUCTION

Stachybotrys chartarum (atra) is a saprophytic greenish-black fungus found worldwide that colonizes particularly well in

high-cellulose material, such as straw, hay, paper and cellulose-containing building material. Stachybotrys chartarum grows and

sporulates in the temperature range of 2-40°C. The minimum water activity for germination is reported to range from 0.85 to

0.95, and for growth and sporulation from 0.91 to 0.96, depending on temperature and medium. Stachybotrys chartarum (atra)

is capable of producing several toxins including macrocyclic trichothecenes (satratoxins H, G, F, roridin E, verrucarin J, and

Trichoverrols A and B). However, many researchers still know little about the temperature and moisture conditions under

which these toxins are produced. It has been postulated that moist high-cellulose and low-nitrogen materials at a temperature

range of 0-40°C can provide sufficient condition for production of

Stachybotryotoxins.

The Toronto Star GTA Story July 5, 2000

http://www.thestar.com/back_issues/ED20000705/toronto/20000705NEW01_CI-MOULD5.html

Unhappy campers at trailer park court

Portables sub for courtrooms during mould cleanup

By Leslie Ferenc

Toronto Star York Region Bureau Chief

Newmarket court due to open in 2 months

Cleanup of toxic mould on track, officials say

http://www.thestar.com/back_issues/ED20000818/toronto/20000818NEW03_CI-COURT.html

By Leslie Ferenc Toronto Star York Region Bureau Chief

It will be at least two more months before staff at the mould-infested Newmarket courthouse can return to work inside a newly renovated and decontaminated building, says a Canadian Union of Public Employees official.

Val Erwin, who works in the court support office and is a health and safety officer for CUPE, said renovations to the building, closed by the province six weeks ago to clean up toxic mould, appear to be on schedule.

Building code review sought to curb mold

http://www.thestar.com/back_issues/ED20000731/toronto/20000731NEW07_CI-CODE31.html

Councillor lays blame on Queen's Park

By Leslie Ferenc Toronto Star York Region Bureau Chief

Queen's Park must review its building code to deal with toxic mould in public buildings and help reduce health risks, a Vaughan councillor says.

Bernie DiVona recently persuaded city council to approve his recommendation, saying he was concerned that a growing number of schools in York Region and other public buildings such as the Newmarket courthouse have been closed because of the discovery of potentially dangerous fungus.

http://www.thestar.com/back_issues/ED20000707/toronto/20000707NEW04_CI-MOULD7.html

Stachybotrys: Is Nevada at Risk? http://www.unlv.edu/Other_Programs/Environmental_Studies/thesis/foley.html

http://www.parentsplace.com/health/safetyrecalls/gen/0,3375,15817,00.html

Fighting a deadly fungus

http://wwwcomm.murdoch.edu.au/synergy/9804/dieback.html

Volume 2 No 4 Summer 1998

A TEAM OF scientists from Murdoch University are working on improving control of a devastating plant pathogen which affects about two and a half thousand species in Australia.

It is so small that it is

invisible to the naked eye. Yet this microscopic fungus poses such a serious a threat that it has been identified by the Federal Government as one of Australia's five national threatening processes.

Phytophthora cinnamomi, better known as the pathogen that causes the dieback disease in plants, is the fungus in question.

To read full article go to web site above.

All material may be used without permission but correct reference to persons quoted and Murdoch University is requested.

-- This next article shows that yeast can be combated (controlled) --

Yeast Infections and the Breastfeeding Family: Helping mothers find relief for symptoms

and treatment for the infection preserves the breastfeeding relationship

Karen Zeretzke

From: LEAVEN, Vol. 34 No. 5, October-November 1998, pp. 91-96

http://www.lalecheleague.org/llleaderweb/LV/LVOctNov98p91.html

Thrush is caused by a yeast fungus, usually Candida albicans. There are ten forms of Candida that can affect humans. Fungi are deceptively simple, single-cell microbes. They are opportunistic, taking every available opportunity to colonize, and tenacious in their adaptability.

-- What I am investigating is the fact that antibiotics, in killing the beneficial bacteria protecting us from fungus leave “some” of us open to Candida, to me it makes sense that antibacterial soaps leave our houses open to fungal problems too. --

CANDIDA FAQ V. 1.2.

http://www.infosky.net/~alexmi/candida.htm

Note for me: find references for this fungus.

Coccidioides immitis, the primary pathogenic fungus that causes coccidioidomycosis.

And

http://toxlaw.com/toxboard/topic817/8.27.00.05.36.35.html

stachybotrys, aspergillious and penicillium

Toxins

The fungus from Rye is what LSD was made from, this fungus can be toxic and it seems as if red tide has some of the same properties. More articles about water problems can be found in the Chemical section of these citations.

Cornell University Poisonous Plants Homepage -- http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/

Rye Fungus with illustrations (good article) –

http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/wong/BOT135/LECT12.HTM

Re: Book Fungus Can Get You High –

http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing-lists/exlibris/1998/09/msg00086.html

Grain w/ Rye - http://www.aces.edu/department/grain/RyeDIS.htm

Red tide spreading along Texas Gulf Coast

http://europe.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/09/25/texas.redtide.ap/index.html

September 25, 2000

Web posted at: 1:36 PM EDT (1736 GMT)

State environmental officials say it's the largest concentration of red tide since 1986, when more than 22 million fish died in four months.

High concentrations of the algae called red tide produce a toxin that kills fish by affecting the central nervous system.

Black Death –

Could Confucius have seen what might happen when the dead are not buried?

Confucius:Socrates without Pre-Socratics –

http://www.hku.hk/philodep/courses/cwintro/confuciustxt.htm

The Analects of Confucius –

http://www.human.toyogakuen-u.ac.jp/~acmuller/contao/analects.htm

Confucius (551-479 BC) -- http://www.friesian.com/confuci.htm

Taught his people to bury their dead.

46 AD – two-thirds of the population of Mongolia hit by the epidemic.

[#1Black Death] – from the History Magazine article by Ron Wild]

166 AD Plague struck Rome http://health.upenn.edu/~bioethic/ajem/ajem91f/risk91f.html

The start of the fourteenth century had rains so heavy that "historyians of that time

compared it to the days of the Great Flood", "The opening days of the fourteenth century are referred to as the 'Little Ice Age'." There was crop failure, famine, and death. This esculated into the time of the

[#2Black Death]

[#3Black Death]

???? Black Death - leaves France with a population of 2000.
1347-1349 Black Death

Cycles of the plagues struck every 12 to 15 years

1665 The Great Plague of London - year of Fermat's death - seems to be the last English breakout. Refer to other food problems. 1601 - 1665 Pierre de Fermat called "The Prince of Amateurs" since mathematics was his avocation, but being a Civil Lawyer was his vocation.

Timelines of Events in Science, Mathematics, and Technology --

http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~wilkins/science/sctmln.html

1747 Philadelphia had its own yellow fever epidemic

http://members.aol.com/Fever1793/ch2.html

[1789-1793] French Revolution – were there any plagues at this time?

This have NOT been checked out yet, they are put here for keywords.

http://www.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/Medical/World_Health/part1.html

http://members.aol.com/Fever1793/ch2.html

http://www.ncl.ac.uk/history/world1.htm

http://www.hup.harvard.edu/subjectindex/hist-europe.html

[1846-1851 The Irish Potato Famine, which seems to have some of the same strange weather characteristics before Fungus took over the potato crop.]

Feb 2000 Deadly Fungus -- http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/nhs/Story/0,2763,192860,00.html

Irish Potato Famine

Doric Column – http://www.mbbnet.umn.edu/doric/potato.html

This is about the Irish Potato Famine with some comments about Arpad Pusztai – genetic

“constructs”, Luther Burbank (founder of the Burbank potato), genetic diversity, and

more.

BUFVC Sales Catalogue - videotapes, CD-ROMs, videodiscs

http://www.bufvc.ac.uk/bufvcdistrib/dist-sales-frameset-rightf.htm

Aphid-trapping potato plants: a scientific project of Dr R W Gibson

Solanum berthaultii, an insect-resistant wild potato from Bolivia, has abundant sticky-tipped hairs on the foliage to which small insects and mites get stuck. In contrast, the foliage of cultivated potatoes does not

obstruct movement of potential pests. Stereoscan pictures show the Solanum berthaultii hairs and a trapped aphid in detail. Shows results of preliminary plant breeding trials where quite good tuber yield is

combined with sticky-tipped hairs on the foliage to which aphid pests adhere and die.

Produced by Rothamsted Experimental Station, Hertfordshire

1979. colour. 6 min. Price: £20.00

Sound

http://www.earthisland.org/eijournal/sum2000/eia_sum2000immp7.html

Sound and Fury -- US Navy Threatens Whales to Safeguard Foreign Interventions --

International Marine Mammal Project -- by Chris Clarke

From: Earth Island Journal – Summer 2000 -- Vol. 15, No.2

The project, called the Surveillance Towed Array Sonar System Low Frequency Active acoustic sonar system (SURTASS LFA), is designed to take advantage of the special acoustic properties of high-decibel, low frequency sound in seawater to detect what the Navy claims are increasingly quiet foreign submarines.

In Exposure Guidelines for Navy Divers Exposed to Low-Frequency Active Sonar, a 1996 report by F. Michael Pestorius of the University of Texas at Austin and Capt. M.D. Curley of the Naval Submarine Medical Research Laboratory in Groton, Connecticut, the authors describe a diver who was exposed to an underwater low-frequency sound of 160 dB. After twelve minutes, the diver experienced "dizziness, somnolence, irritability to concentrate and residual tingling in arms. He received medical attention on the spot and recovered, only to suffer a relapse an hour after the event and another while driving home from and chronic depression.

(this has cause beaching of marine mammals with an added potential of hurting salmon, other fish and birds.)

http://www.aristotle.net/~klohmann/haarp.html

HARRP: Scientific Research or Environmental Crisis

As we look up into our sky we see nothing but clouds against a background of blue. We are given few clues as to the existence of much less how our atmosphere is structured. Haze on the horizon lets us see that something is there while the wind blowing across our face let's us feel the air. Donnella Meadows in "What is Biodiversity and why Should we Care About it?" has shown that "Most of us have grasped the idea that theres a hole in the sky over the South Pole…". As we grasped the idea of the hole in the ozone layer we will have to grasp the idea that the upper portion of our atmosphere is electrically charged. This area of our atmosphere called the ionosphere is the result of the interaction

between our sun and this planet we call Earth.

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(10) Sugar Blues by William Dufty (c)1993 by Warner Books Inc. NY
(20) Macrobiotic Cooking by Aveline Kushi (c)1985 by Warner Books Inc. NY
(30) Saxon Math (future link)
(31) Bill and Mary Prides' set of HomeSchool books(New 30 Oct 98)
(32) The Core Knowledge Series (preK-6) by Doubleday NY
        Each book covers that years (CORE) cooriculum, these are good books to help learn or to
        review with. My children will even read them on their own!(New 30 Oct 98)
(40) Money Doesn't Grow On Trees: A Parent's Guide To Raising Financially Responsible Children
        by Godfrey and Edwards (c)1994 Fireside NY
(50) The American Nation by John A. Garraty (c)1998 by Addison-Wesley NY
(60) Psychology 4th edition by Carole Wade & Carol Tavris (c)1996 Harper Collins NY
(70) 1984 by George Orwell (c)1981 Signet Classic NY originally written 1949

Sweet Poison http://www.sweetpoison.com/
    MCS - http://www.w3-mediator.de/mcs/index.htm
    Rachel's Enviromental Weekly - http://www.monitor.net/rachel/(New 5 Nov 98)
            Index page - http://www.monitor.net/rachel/rehw-index.html(New 5 Nov 98)
    Aspartame - http://www.vegsource.com/davis/sweeteners.htm

TnCrimLaw's Online Library - http://tncrimlaw.com/library.html
    Help Return The Law To A Learned Profession -
        http://www.tncrimlaw.com/civil_bible/burch_speech.html
    The Civil Bible - http://www.tncrimlaw.com/civil_bible/

Ralph Nader on Environment

http://www.issues2000.org/Environment.htm#Headlines

Click here for 15 full quotes OR click here for 3 older headlines OR click here for 3 headlines on

Global Warming OR click here for Ralph Nader on other issues.

U.S. farm policy should focus on family farmers. (Sep 22)

Renewable energy is solution for global warming. (Jul 24)

More renewables & more efficency to stave off global warming. (Jul 24)

Raise CAFE standards; treat SUVs like cars. (Jul 24)

End all commercial logging in National Forests. (Jul 24)

Clinton/Gore gave carmakers 8 year’s holiday. (May 7)

Head off a genetic engineering rampage. (Feb 23)

Protect whistleblowers on health, safety, & pollution. (Feb 21)

Corporate collectivism leads toward ecological disaster. (Feb 21)

Motor vehicles are the greatest environmental hazard. (Feb 21)

Congress should revive energy policies before crisis. (Oct 1999)

Bold investment needed for public transportation. (Jul 1999)

More funds to maintain National Park system. (Jul 1999)

Promote energy independence to avoid foreign wars. (Oct 1996)

National corporate charters for environmental bankruptcy. (Mar 1996)

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plants as a growth aid. Comments about the spraying will close this month.

Spray and parasites

Legalized Drugs:

(my note: Sonny Bono died January 1998) -- http://www.apbnews.com/media/gfiles/bono/report.html

INTRODUCTION OF THE METHAMPHETAMINE ELIMINATION ACT OF 1997 –

HON. JERRY LEWIS -- Sonny Bono (one of the co-sponsers)

Propaganda and Philosophy

Natural Processing - Honey

Wasp Honey –

Civil War / French Revolution

Intellectual Property Rights world trade

There is more to this theme under “Finance and corporations”.

Bush / Gore

NATO created in 1949 in response to the Soviet Union having atomic energy?

Radiation – resistant - bacteria

Antibiotic – resistant - bacteria

Genetic Recombination -

Oil – Thomas Gold * is oil a bacterial byproduct?

In Plants and Soil -

Fungus –

Also reference my Chemical – spray section

Black Death –

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