When I drive in my car, I get this pulsating tail bone, something I thought was coming from my car seat, its like a vibration, its electric. The same thing happens when I sleep, and it usually wakes me up, I don't sleep well. It feels like I'm laying on a electronic device, sometimes this vibration comes out of me like a control over my bowels or my sex, but usually its inside of me at my tail bone pulsating energy. I may start dreaming then about the targeting, something I do just about every night, and then I am given head pain during sleep. There is barely any time in which I am left alone and not toyed with. The vibration to my body, lower spine, feels like a slight earthquake, it rattles my whole foundation. I am starting to see that this hold over me is much worse than I've been letting on.
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Live Webcasts and Pre-Recorded Programming (24 Hours)http://www.un.org/webcast/2009.htmlArchivedPages: 2001 2002 Jan-May03 Jun-Sept 03 Oct-Dec03Jan-Mar 04 Apr-May04 June-Sept 04 Sep-Dec04Jan-Apr 2005 May- Aug 2005 Sept-Dec 2005Jan-Apr 2006 May-Aug 2006 Sept-Dec 2006 2007Jan-Apr 2008 May-Aug 2008 Sept-Dec 2008200915 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Georgia, H.E. Mr. Alexander Lomaia, on the situation in Georgia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]15 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, on the situation in Georgia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 4 minutes ]15 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the delegations of Germany, France, United States of America, United Kingdom and Croatia, on the situation in Georgia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 9 minutes ]H.E. Mr. Thomas Matussek, Permanent Representative of Germany[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]H.E. Mr. Jean-Maurice Ripert, Permanent Representative of France[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]Alternate Representative for Special Political Affairs of the United States, H.E. Ms. Rosemary A. DiCarlo[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]H.E. Mr. Philip John Parham, Deputy Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]H.E. Mr. Neven Jurica, Permanent Representative of Croatia[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]15 June 09 Security Council: The situation in Georgia.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 57 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 57 minutes ]15 June 09 Special Event: Launch of the 2009 Report on the Global Campaign for the Health MDGs.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 1 hour and 15 minutes ]15 June 09 Special Event: Secretary-General's forum on Advancing Global Health in the Face of Crisis.Morning Meeting:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 54 minutes ]Afternoon Meeting:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 3 hours and 6 minutes ]Opening Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]Closing Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 13 minutes ]15 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, on the situation in Georgia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 15 minutes ]15 June 09 Press Conference: Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, former U.S. President Bill Clinton, and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Haiti Alrich Nicolas, to formally announce President Clinton's appointment as UN Special Envoy for Haiti.[Webcast: Archived Video - 37 minutes ]15 June 09 Security Council: Non-proliferation - Briefing by the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1737 (2006).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 23 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 23 minutes ]15 June 09 Media Stakeout: Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General of the World Health Organization, following the opening of the “Advancing global health in the face of crisis” forum. (Programme) pdf[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]12 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 15 minutes ]12 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Vietnam, H.E. Mr. Le Luong Minh, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]12 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of China, H.E. Mr. Zhang Yesui, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]12 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Deputy Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, H.E. Mr. Philip John Parham, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]12 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of France, H.E. Mr. Jean-Maurice Ripert, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 8 minutes ]12 June 09 Security Council: Non-proliferation/Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Letter dated 25 May 2009 from the Permanent Representative of Japan to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/2009/271).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 56 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 56 minutes ]12 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 23 minutes ]12 June 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Ali Abdussalam Treki, President-elect of the 64th Session of the General Assembly.[Webcast: Archived Video - 31 minutes ]12 June 09 Press Conference: Ambassador Piet de Klerk, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Netherlands; Peter de Ruiter, author of A World for Children: Growing up without Child Labour; and Oscar Pekelder, Executive Director of World Vision in the Netherlands, to brief on the occasion of the World Day Against Child Labour.[Webcast: Archived Video - 46 minutes ]11 June 09 Press Conference: United Nations Secretary-General, H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon.[Webcast: Archived Video - 49 minutes ]11 June 09 Press Conference (Geneva): Dr. Keiji Fukuda, Assistant Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) on the issue of Influenza A (H1N1).[Webcast: Archived Video - 13 minutes ]11 June 09 Press Conference (Geneva): Dr Margaret Chan, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) on the issue of Influenza A (H1N1).[Webcast: Archived Video - 38 minutes ]11 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by John Holmes, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs on the situation in Sudan.[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]11 June 09 Security Council: Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Briefing by John Holmes, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 17 minutes ]10 June 09 Press Conference: Ambassador Christian Wenaweser, Permanent Representative of Liechtenstein and President of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court on the work of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the ICC.[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]10 June 09 Special Event: Peacebuilding Commission - Third session / Sierra Leone configuration.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 3 hours and 28 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 3 hours and 28 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 6 minutes ]10 June 09 General Assembly: 86th plenary meetingElection of the President of the sixty-fourth session, Vice-Presidents, Chairpersons and Bureaux of the Main Committees.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 2 hours]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]10 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 14 minutes ]10 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]10 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United States of America, H.E. Ms. Susan E. Rice, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 9 minutes ]10 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of Turkey, H.E. Mr. Baki İlkin, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]10 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly.[Webcast: Archived Video - 37 minutes ]9 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guest at noon: Michael Schulenburg, Executive Representative of the Secretary-General for Sierra Leone, to brief on the situation in that country.[Webcast: Archived Video - 36 minutes ]9 June 09 Media Stakeout: Press statement on Guinea-Bissau by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of Turkey, H.E. Mr. Baki İlkin and informal comments to the media on other matters.[Webcast: Archived Video - 4 minutes ]9 June 09 Media Stakeout: Press statement on Burundi by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of Turkey, H.E. Mr. Baki İlkin.[Webcast: Archived Video - 4 minutes ]9 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United States of America, H.E. Ms. Susan E. Rice, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]9 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]9 June 09 Security Council: The situation in Burundi. Fifth Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi (S/2009/270).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 42 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 42 minutes ]8 June 09 UN in action: Programme 1183-1187 - 5 video clips[Webcast: Archived Video - 22 minutes ]8 June 09 Press Conference: Ambassador Hasjim Djalal, Senior Advisor to the Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries of Indonesia, and David Freestone, Professor at George Washington University Law School and Visiting Professor at UN University, to mark World Oceans Day.[Webcast: Archived Video - 53 minutes ]8 June 09 Security Council: The situation in Sierra Leone - Second report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (S/2009/267).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 2 hours ]8 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 20 minutes ]5 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Sri Lanka, H.E. Mr. H. M. G. S. Palihakkara, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]5 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]5 June 09 Media Stakeout: United Nations Secretary-General, H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, following the meeting with the Security Council Informal Interactive Discussion on Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 8 minutes ]5 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by Ms. Mia Farrow on the situation in Sudan.[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]5 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by Mr. Luis Moreno-Ocampo, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court on the situation in Sudan.[Webcast: Archived Video - 16 minutes ]5 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Sudan, H.E. Mr. Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem Mohamad on the situation in Sudan.[Webcast: Archived Video - 10 minutes ]5 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 22 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 22 minutes ]5 June 09 Security Council: Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Briefing by Mr. Luis Moreno-Ocampo, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC).[Webcast: Archived Video - 28 minutes ]4 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 32 minutes ]4 June 09 Press Conference: The Coalition for the International Criminal Court, to brief on Darfur. Speakers will be: Richard Dicker, Director, International Justice Program, Human Rights Watch; and Omer Ismail, Vice President, Advocacy, Darfur Peace and Development and Advisor, The Enough Project.[Webcast: Archived Video - 55 minutes ]4 June 09 Security Council: International Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (S/2009/252) and International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (S/2009/247).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 3 hours and 3 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 3 hours and 3 minutes ]4 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Prime Minister of Croatia, H.E. Mr. Ivo Sanader, on the International Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]3 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guests at noon: Michael Adlerstein, Assistant Secretary-General and Executive Director of the Capital Master Plan (CMP), to provide an update on the CMP.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 21 minutes ]3 June 09 General Assembly: 85th plenary meetingFollow-up to the outcome of the Millennium Summit (draft resolution A/63/L.8/Rev.1) “Climate change and its possible security implications”.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 9 minutes][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 2 hours and 9 minutes]2 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Vice Prime Minister and Minister for Regional Development of Israel, H.E. Mr. Silvan Shalom, following his meeting with the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 22 minutes ]2 June 09 Press Conference: Ambassador Baki Ilkin, Permanent Representative of Turkey and President of the Security Council for June, to brief on the Council's programme of work for the month.[Webcast: Archived Video - 32 minutes ]2 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 31 minutes ]2 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Prime Minister of Croatia, H.E. Mr. Ivo Sanader, following his meeting with the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]2 June 09 Special Event: International student video conference in observance of UN World Environment Day with interactive dialogue on climate change among students from Bangladesh, Kenya, Panama, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 1 hour and 40 minutes ]1 June 09 Special Event: 2009 UN Population Award Ceremony. The Secretary-General will present the Population Award to the laureates.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 50 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]1 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]1 June 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United States of America, H.E. Ms. Susan E. Rice, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]1 June 09 Media Stakeout: H.E. Mr. Ehud Barak, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense of Israel to brief the press following his meeting with the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]1 June 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 27 minutes ]29 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by H.E. Mr. Mohamed Abdullahi Omaar, Foreign Minister of Somalia, on the Piracy off the Coast of Somalia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 10 minutes ]29 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by Mr. Greg Delawie, United States of America. Acting Assistant Secretary, in the office of Political and Military Affairs (US States Department) on the Piracy off the Coast of Somalia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 12 minutes ]29 May 09 Special Event: International Day of U.N. Peacekeepers -Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Alain Le Roy will award medals at Headquarters to the military and police officers currently serving in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 26 minutes ]29 May 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, Special Representative for Somalia, to brief on the situation in Somalia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 22 minutes ]29 May 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Mohamed Abdullahi Omaar, Foreign Minister of Somalia, to brief on the situation in Somalia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 44 minutes ]29 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guests at noon: Alain Le Roy, Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, and Susana Malcorra, Under-Secretary-General for Field Support, to brief on the occasion of the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 2 minutes ]29 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Turkey, H.E. Mr. Baki İlkin, on the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]29 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, H.E. Sir John Sawers, on the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 6 minutes ]29 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Cyprus, H.E. Mr. Minas A. Hadjimichael, on the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 6 minutes ]29 May 09 Security Council: The situation in Côte d’Ivoire (S/2009/248)[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 7 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 7 minutes ]29 May 09 Security Council: The situation in Cyprus[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 6 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 6 minutes ]29 May 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Amre Moussa, Secretary-General of the League of Arab States.[Webcast: Archived Video - 50 minutes ]29 May 09 Special Event: International Day of U.N. Peacekeepers - Dag Hammarskjöld Medals will be awarded posthumously to the military, police and civilian personnel who lost their lives last year serving in United Nations peacekeeping operations. The medals will be received by representatives of the respective Permanent Missions to be forwarded on to the next of kin.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 38 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]29 May 09 Special Event: International Day of U.N. Peacekeepers - Solemn wreath-laying ceremony in honour of the 132 peacekeeping personnel, 10 of them women, who lost their lives whether through attacks, illnesses or accidents in 2008 in the service of peace.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 9 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]28 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]28 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]28 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United States of America, H.E. Ms. Susan E. Rice, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]28 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, H.E. Sir John Sawers, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 minute ]28 May 09 Security Council: Briefing by Security Council mission to Africa (14 to 21 May 2009).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 39 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 39 minutes ]28 May 09 Press Conference: John Holmes, Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs, to launch a revised humanitarian response plan for Pakistan.[Webcast: Archived Video - 21 minutes ]28 May 09 Special Event: Partial coverage of the Graduation Ceremony for the Class of 2009 of the United Nations International School (UNIS)[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 26 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 8 minutes ]28 May 09 Press Conference: Sheila Sisulu, World Food Programme (WFP) Deputy Executive Director for Hunger Solutions and Henk-Jan Brinkman, WFP Senior Advisor for Economic Policy, to brief on the subject of hunger amid the financial and food crises.[Webcast: Archived Video - 45 minutes ]28 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guest at noon: Maxwell Gaylard, Deputy Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process and UN Coordinator for humanitarian and development activities in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, to provide a humanitarian update on the situation in Gaza.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 1 minute ]28 May 09 Press Conference: Rob Vos, Director of the Development Policy and Analysis Division at Department for Economic and Social Affairs (DESA), to launch the joint United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the African Union Commission (AU) report “Developing African Agriculture through Regional Value Chains.”[Webcast: Archived Video - 48 minutes ]28 May 09 Security Council: The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina (S/2009/246).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 1 hour and 55 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 1 hour and 55 minutes ]27 May 09 Press Conference: Alexander Lomaia, Permanent Representative of Georgia, to brief in connection with the Secretary-General's report pursuant to Security Council resolutions 1808 (2008), 1839 (2008) and 1866 (2009).[Webcast: Archived Video - 28 minutes ]27 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly. Guests at noon: Guest: Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Chairperson of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, to brief on 8th Session of the Forum (18-29 May).[Webcast: Archived Video - 45 minutes ]27 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, on the situation in Georgia and on Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]27 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]27 May 09 Press Conference: Rob Vos, Director of the Development Policy and Analysis Division at Department for Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) will launch the mid-year report “World Economic Situation and Prospects 2009.”[Webcast: Archived Video - 47 minutes ]26 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]26 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United States of America, H.E. Ms. Susan E. Rice, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]26 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly. Guests at noon: John Holmes, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs (via teleconference), and Lynn Pascoe, Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, will brief on the Secretary-General's recent trip to Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour ]26 May 09 Security Council: Briefings by Chairmen of subsidiary bodies of the Security Council.Morning meeting:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 45 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 2 hours and 45 minutes ]Afternoon meeting:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 1 hour and 46 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 1 hour and 46 minutes ]26 May 09 Security Council: The situation in Somalia[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 5 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 5 minutes ]26 May 09 General Assembly: 84th plenary meeting1. Appointment of members of the Committee on Contributions: Note by the Secretary-General (A/63/102/Add.1)2. Follow-up to and implementation of the outcome of the 2002 International Conference on Financing for Development and the preparation of the 2008 Review Conference[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 22 minutes]26 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, H.E. Sir John Sawers, on the situation in Somalia and on Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]25 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]25 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Deputy Permanent Representative of France, Mr. Jean-Pierre Lacroix, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 4 minutes ]25 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United States of America, H.E. Ms. Susan E. Rice, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]25 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, in connection with Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 4 minutes ]22 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Turkey, H.E. Mr. Baki Ilkin, on the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]22 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the United States Ambassador and Alternate Representative for Special Political Affairs, H.E. Ms. Rosemary A. DiCarlo, on the situation in Myanmar and the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]22 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, H.E. Sir John Sawers, on the situation in Myanmar and the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]22 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly.[Webcast: Archived Video - 39 minutes ]21 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly. Guests at noon: Angela Kane, Under-Secretary-General for Management, and Jun Yamazaki, Assistant Secretary-General and Controller to brief on the financial situation of the United Nations.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour ]21 May 09 Special Event: DPI/NGO Briefing - "May I ask a question, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict?" (Radhika Coomaraswamy).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 14 minutes ]20 May 09 Special Event: Presentation on “Bosnia and Herzegovina –– Moving forward”[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 55 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 55 minutes ]20 May 09 Press Conference: Joana Caparrós, President of Women Together, Pilar Ribal, Vice-president of Women Together, Petra Mateos, President of Hispasat, and Patricia Velásquez, actress and model, to present their activities at UNHQ on 20 and 21 May.[Webcast: Archived Video - 30 minutes ]20 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly. Guest at noon: Alain Le Roy, Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, and Susana Malcorra, Under-Secretary-General for Field Support, to brief on the latest developments and challenges in peacekeeping.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 2 minutes ]20 May 09 Media Stakeout: Raymond Wolfe, Permanent Representative of Jamaica and Russell Simmons, hip-hop musician, will speak to the press, following an event to appoint Mr. Simmons as UN Goodwill Ambassador for the Permanent Memorial to honour the victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade (A/RES/63/5).[Webcast: Archived Video - 6 minutes ]20 May 09 Special Event: Launch of the Trust Fund and Goodwill Ambassador Ceremony for the Permanent Memorial to honour the memory of the victims of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade (A/RES/63/5). Appointement of Mr. Simmons as UN Goodwill Ambassador for the Permanent Memorial.[Webcast: Archived Video - 54 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations (delivered by Kiyo Akasaka, Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information)[Webcast: Archived Video - 4 minutes ]19 May 09 21st Century: Programme #30[Webcast: Archived Video - 26 minutes ]19 May 09 UN in action (in French): Programme 1178-1182 - 5 video clips[Webcast: Archived Video - 20 minutes ]19 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly.[Webcast: Archived Video - 36 minutes ]19 May 09 Press Conference: Sarbuland Khan from the UN Global Alliance for ICT and Development (GAID) and Shai Reshef from the University of the People to brief on an online initiative aimed at bridging the gap between unprecedented access to the Internet, dropping technology costs and rising tuitions worldwide.[Webcast: Archived Video - 32 minutes ]18 May 09 Press Conference: Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Lars Anders Baer and Carsten Smith from the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues to brief on the opening of the 8th Session of the Forum.[Webcast: Archived Video - 48 minutes ]18 May 09 Special Event: Opening meeting of the eight session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 29 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 29 minutes ]Statement by Mr. Miguel d’Escoto Brockmann, President of the General Assembly.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 18 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Spanish / English: 18 minutes ]Statement by Deputy Secretary-General Asha‑Rose Migiro[Webcast: Archived Video - 8 minutes ]18 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guest at noon: John Holmes, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, to brief on the situation in Sri Lanka and Pakistan.[Webcast: Archived Video - 55 minutes ]15 May 09 Special Event: On the occasion of the International recognition of the Day of Vesak (coordinated by the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Korea).[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 hours and 29 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]15 May 09 Press Conference: Ambassador Eric Danon, Representative of France to the UN Conference on Disarmament, to brief on the 3rd Preparatory Committee for 2010 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference.[Webcast: Archived Video - 39 minutes ]15 May 09 Press Conference: Ambassador Boniface G. Chidyausiku of Zimbabwe will brief on the 3rd Preparatory Committee for 2010 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference.[Webcast: Archived Video - 21 minutes ]15 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 20 minutes ]15 May 09 Security Council: The situation in Somalia.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 4 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original language: 4 minutes ]15 May 09 Special Event: 17th session of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (4-15 May 2009). Summaries of the rountable / Closing of the sessionArchived Videos (Complete list of speakers)14 May 09 Special Event: Opening of the UNA-USA High School Model UN.Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations followed by questions and answers from the students[Webcast: Archived Video - 27 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 8 minutes ]14 May 09 Press Conference: Nirupam Sen and Michael Clark, senior advisors to the President of the General Assembly, to brief on the upcoming UN Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and its Impact on Development. The briefing will focus on Asia and the Pacific region.[Webcast: Archived Video - 48 minutes ]14 May 09 Special Event: H.E. Ms. Gunilla Carlsson, Minister for International Development Cooperation of Sweden, will present the report of the International Commission on Climate Change and Development.Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - 50 minutes ]14 May 09 Press Conference: Ambassador John McNee, Permanent Representative of Canada to brief, in his capacity as the President of the Economic and Social Council’s Ad-Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti, on the Group’s recent visit to the country.[Webcast: Archived Video - 40 minutes ]14 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guests at noon: Yvo de Boer, Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), will provide an update on the climate change negotiations.[Webcast: Archived Video - 40 minutes ]14 May 09 Special Event: 17th session of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (4-15 May 2009). Round tables:Realizing a sustainable green revolution in AfricaLand and Water Resources for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development.Archived Videos (Complete list of speakers)13 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Austria, H.E. Mr. Thomas Mayr-Harting, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]13 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, H.E. Sir John Sawers, on the situation in Sri Lanka and the Middle East.[Webcast: Archived Video - 8 minutes ]13 May 09 Media Stakeout: Press Statement read by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]13 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, on the situation in the Middle East.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]13 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of France, H.E. Mr. Jean-Maurice Ripert, on the situation in Sri Lanka, Somalia, the Middle East and other matters.[Webcast: Archived Video - 10 minutes ] (French and English)13 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, on the situation in Somalia and Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]13 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by B. Lynn Pascoe, Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, on the situation in Somalia and Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 10 minutes ]13 May 09 Special Event: Cheque presentation ceremony to Play 31 [NGO].Informal remarks by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations.[Webcast: Archived Video - 6 minutes ]13 May 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Andrei Dapkiunas, Permanent Representative of Belarus and H.E. Mr. Maged Abdelaziz, Permanent Representative of Egypt, to brief on the Interactive Thematic Dialogue of the General Assembly on "Taking collective action to end human trafficking" and on the global plan of action on preventing trafficking in persons.[Webcast: Archived Video - 40 minutes ]13 May 09 Press Conference: Hariharan Pakshi Rajan from the Secretariat of the Commission on the Limit of the Continental Shelf, to brief on submissions by State Parties to U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 37 minutes ]13 May 09 Press Conference: Antonio Maria Costa, Executive Director of the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Nestor Arbito Chica, Minister of Justice and Human Rights of Ecuador, and Saisuree Chutikul from the U.N. Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to brief on the Interactive Thematic Dialogue of the General Assembly on "Taking collective action to end human trafficking.[Webcast: Archived Video - 29 minutes ]13 May 09 General Assembly: Interactive Thematic Dialogue “Taking collective action to end human trafficking”. [Programme] pdf.Statement by Mr. Miguel d’Escoto Brockmann, President of the General Assembly (read by the Vice-President of the General Assembly).[Webcast: Archived Video - 12 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 8 minutes ]Morning Meeting:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 3 hours][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 3 hours]Afternoon Meeting:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 3 hours][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 3 hours]13 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 20 minutes ]13 May 09 Press Conference: Luc Gnacadja, Executive Secretary, United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification.[Webcast: Archived Video - 20 minutes ]13 May 09 Security Council: The situation in Somalia (S/2009/210).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 55 minutes ]13 May 09 Special Event: 17th session of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (4-15 May 2009). High Level Segment / Round table on food crisis.Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]Archived Videos (Complete list of speakers)12 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guests at noon: Paul Hoeffel from the Office of President of the General Assembly and Craig Mokhiber, Deputy Director of the New York office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) will brief on the Human Rights Council elections.[Webcast: Archived Video - 47 minutes ]12 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by Mr. Steve Crawshaw, Human Rights Watch, following the results of the elections of eighteen members of the Human Rights Council.[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]12 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United States of America, H.E. Ms. Susan E. Rice, following the results of the elections of eighteen members of the Human Rights Council.[Webcast: Archived Video - 4 minutes ]12 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by a representative of the NGO "Eye on the UN", following the results of the elections of eighteen members of the Human Rights Council.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]12 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Mexico, H.E. Mr. Claude Heller, following the results of the elections of eighteen members of the Human Rights Council.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]12 May 09 General Assembly: 83rd plenary meeting:Elections of eighteen members of the Human Rights Council.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 50 minutes]11 May 09 Special Event: Side event during the 17th session of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development on the theme of "Gender and food security".Participants: Cheryl Morden from International Fund for Agricultural Development, Martha Hirpa from Heifer International and Linda Nghatsane, a farmer from South Africa.The event is organized by Women Organizing for Change in Agriculture and Natural Resource Management (WOCAN) in Partnership with Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 28 minutes ]11 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Observer of Palestine, H.E. Mr. Riyad Mansour, on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]11 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by H.E. Mr. David Miliband, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the UK; H.E. Mr. Bernard Kouchner, Minister of Foreign Affairs of France; and H.E. Mr. Michael Spindelegger, Federal Minister of European and International Affairs of Austria, on the situation in Sri Lanka, the Middle East and other matters.[Webcast: Archived Video - 14 minutes ]11 May 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Sergey Lavrov, Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation, to brief following Security Council debate on the Middle East.[Webcast: Archived Video - 17 minutes ]11 May 09 Security Council: The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 18 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 2 hours and 18 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]11 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly.[Webcast: Archived Video - 19 minutes ]11 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by H.E. Mr. David Miliband, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]8 May 09 Security Council: Presidential Statement. The situation in Chad and the Central African Republic.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 5 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 5 minutes ]8 May 09 Press Conference: President of the General Assembly Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann to brief on the draft outcome document of the upcoming UN Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and its Impact on Development (1-3 June 2009).[Webcast: Archived Video - 17 minutes ]8 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 15 minutes ]8 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Sudan, H.E. Mr. Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem Mohamad on the situation in Chad.[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]8 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of France, H.E. Mr. Jean-Maurice Ripert, on the situation in Chad and Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ] (French and English)8 May 09 General Assembly: 82nd plenary meeting:1. Comprehensive review of the whole question of peacekeeping operations in all their aspects: report of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (Fourth Committee) (A/63/402/Add.1)2. Follow-up to and implementation of the outcome of the 2002 International Conference on Financing for Development and the preparation of the 2008 Review Conference: draft decision (A/63/L.71)[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 1 hour and 33 minutes][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 1 hour and 33 minutes]8 May 09 Security Council: The situation in Chad, the Central African Republic and the subregion (S/2009/232).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 45 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 45 minutes ]7 May 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Nirupam Sen, Permanent Representative of India, and Michael Clark, senior adviser to the President of the General Assembly, to brief on the General Assembly's upcoming Economic Crisis Summit.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 2 minutes ]7 May 09 Special Event: Co-sponsored by the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs and the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs.Presentations by: U.N. High Representative Sergio Duarte, U.N. Messenger of Peace Michael Douglas, Former Under-Secretary General Nobuyasu Abe, Former Under-Secretary General Jayantha Dhanapala and Chaired by GSI President Jonathan Granoff.[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 35 minutes ]7 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vitaly I. Churkin, on the situation in the Middle-East, Chad and other matters.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]7 May 09 Special Event: NGO Briefing on "Media, Dialogue, Mutual Understanding, and Reconciliation: A Look at the Arab World" - In Observance of World Press Freedom Day (3 May).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 34 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 2 hours and 34 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 7 minutes ]7 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 19 minutes ]7 May 09 Security Council: The situation in the Middle East. Ninth Semi-Annual Report of the Secretary-General on the Implementation of Security Council Resolution 1559 (2004) (S/2009/218).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 25 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 25 minutes ]6 May 09 Special Event: Panel Discussion "Progressive Initiatives" - Mr. Gareth Evans of the International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament, Ms. Christie Brinkley, GSI Board Member, Hideo Hiraoka, Member of the Japanese Diet, chaired by Mr. Henrik Salander. (more)[Webcast: Archived Video - 1 hour and 22 minutes ]6 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 34 minutes ]6 May 09 Media Stakeout: H.E. Mr. Shimon Peres, President of Israel.[Webcast: Archived Video - 15 minutes ]6 May 09 Press Conference: Julia Freedson from Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict, Jo Becker from Human Rights Watch and Htoo Htoo from the Karen Human Rights Group to launch Watchlist’s new report on children and armed conflict in Myanmar.[Webcast: Archived Video - 31 minutes ]6 May 09 Press Conference: Connie Hedegaard, Minister for Climate and Energy of Denmark, to brief on the UN climate change negotiations and prospects for reaching a global climate change agreement at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP15) to take place in Copenhagen, 7-18 December 2009.[Webcast: Archived Video - 27 minutes ]5 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by H.E. Ms. Yoriko Kawaguchi and H.E. Mr. Gareth Evans, Co-chairs, International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament.[Webcast: Archived Video - 18 minutes ]5 May 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Alexander Lomaia, Permanent Representative of Georgia.[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]5 May 09 Press Conference: United Nations Secretary-General, H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon and Dr. David Nabarro, Senior UN System Coordinator for Influenza.[Webcast: Archived Video - 54 minutes ]5 May 09 Security Council: Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its peace process (S/2009/221) .[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 1 hour and 30 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 1 hour and 30 minutes ]5 May 09 Security Council: Presidential Statement - Peace and security in Africa.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 7 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 7 minutes ]5 May 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Head of the United States of America Delegation to the Preparatory Committee for the 2010 Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, Mrs. Rose Gottemoeller, Assistant Secretary of States.[Webcast: Archived Video - 10 minutes ]4 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guest at noon: Dr. David Nabarro, Senior UN System Coordinator for Influenza.[Webcast: Archived Video - 50 minutes ]4 May 09 Special Event: Opening of the 17th session of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (4-15 May 2009).Archived Video (Complete list of speakers)4 May 09 General Assembly: Informal meeting on the (H1N1) influenza.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 1 hour]Opening statement by Miguel d’Escoto Brockmann , President of the General Assembly[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 10 minutes ]Statement by Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO)[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]Statement by Mr. David Nabarro, Senior UN System Coordinator for Influenza[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]4 May 09 Press Conference: H.E. Mr. Vitaly Churkin, Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation and President of the Security Council for May, to brief on the Council's programme of work for the month.[Webcast: Archived Video - 32 minutes ]1 May 09 Press Conference: Michael Clark, senior adviser to the President of the General Assembly, to brief on the upcoming General Assembly Economic Crisis Summit (1-3 June)[Webcast: Archived Video - 42 minutes ]1 May 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 21 minutes ]30 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of Morocco, H.E. Mr.Mohammed Loulichki, on the situation in Western Sahara.[Webcast: Archived Video - 8 minutes ] (English and Arabic)30 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of Mexico, H.E. Mr. Claude Heller, on the situation in Western Sahara.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]30 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, H.E. Sir John Sawers, on the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]30 April 09 Security Council: The situation in Western Sahara.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 44 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 44 minutes ]30 April 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 16 minutes ]30 April 09 Press Conference: World Health Organization. (Audio only)[Webcast: Archived Audio - 26 minutes ]30 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Turkey, H.E. Mr. Baki Ilkin, on the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 6 minutes ]30 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Cyprus, H.E. Mr. Alexander Downer, on the situation in Cyprus.[Webcast: Archived Video - 15 minutes ]29 April 09 Press Conference: Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General of World Health Organization (WHO), to brief on the current situation of the Swine Flu.[Statement by WHO Director-General][Webcast: Archived Audio - 50 minutes ]29 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Ambassador of France for Human Rights, H.E. Mr. François Zimeray, on Children and armed conflict.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ] (English and French)29 April 09 Press Conference: John Holmes, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, to brief on his recent mission to Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 29 minutes ]29 April 09 Security Council: Children and armed conflict. Report of the Secretary-General on the Children and armed conflict (S/2009/158).Statement by H.E. Ms. Patricia Espinosa, Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Mexico[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 10 minutes ]Morning Session:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 3 hours and 9 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 3 hours and 9 minutes ]Afternoon Session:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 4 hours and 28 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 4 hours and 28 minutes ]29 April 09 Press Conference: Carlos Lopes, Executive Director of the UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), and William Lacy Swing, Director-General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), to discuss the Migration and Development Seminar Series.[Webcast: Archived Video - 31 minutes ]29 April 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly.[Webcast: Archived Video - 44 minutes ]28 April 09 Special Event: Powhiri (traditional Maori ceremony) to welcome UNDP Administrator Helen Clark.The powhiri is the traditional Maori ceremony which takes place when manuhiri (visitors) and tangata whenua (people of the land) meet. The ceremony is a dynamic part of public life in New Zealand today. In this case, the ceremony will provide the framework for the "delivery" of Helen Clark by New Zealand Maori leaders to UNDP. New Zealand's Maori leaders have travelled to New York to support Helen Clark in their personal capacity to carry out this powhiri.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 54 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 54 minutes ]28 April 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 24 minutes ]28 April 09 Security Council: The situation in Côte d'Ivoire. Twentieth progress report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (S/2009/196).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 17 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 17 minutes ]27 April 09 Press Conference: Dr. Keiji Fukuda, Assistant Director-General for Health Security and Environment of WHO briefs on the swine flu situation.[Webcast: Archived Video - 38 minutes ]27 April 09 Special Event: Special High-level Meeting of the Economic and Social Council with the Bretton Woods Institutions, the World Trade Organization and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.[Website]Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 8 minutes ]Morning Session:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 4 hours and 12 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 4 hours and 12 minutes ]Afternoon Session:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 3 hours and 40 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 3 hours and 40 minutes ]27 April 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Guest at noon: Rodolphe Adada, Joint AU-UN Special Representative for Darfur, briefs the press following Security Council consultations on AU-UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID).Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - 36 minutes ]27 April 09 Security Council: Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Report of the Secretary-General on the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (S/2009/201).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 19 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 19 minutes ]24 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Japan, H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, on Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]24 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Deputy Permanent Representative of the Democratic Peoples's Republic of Korea, Mr. Pak Tok Hun on non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]24 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Turkey, H.E. Mr. Baki Ilkin, on Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]24 April 09 Special Event: Event on the theme "The tsunami global lessons learned", to present the report entitled "The tsunami legacy: Innovation, breakthroughs and change", co-chaired by the newly appointed Administrator of UNDP, in her capacity as Head of UNDG, and the Permanent Representative of Indonesia.Statement by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations[Webcast: Archived Video - 9 minutes ]Statement by Mr. Bill Clinton, former US President and UN Special Envoy for Tsunami Recovery[Webcast: Archived Video - 17 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 41 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 2 hours and 41 minutes ]24 April 09 Special Event: Video message of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, on "Women for Peace".[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 minutes ]24 April 09 Press Conference: Amin Awad, Representative of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Sri Lanka, to brief on the humanitarian situation in Sri Lanka.Press Statement by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of Mexico, H.E. Mr. Claude Heller[Webcast: Archived Video - 6 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - 30 minutes ]24 April 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly. Guest at noon: Radhika Coomaraswamy, Special Representative for the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict, to present the latest Annual Report of the Secretary General on the situation of children and armed conflict, and brief on her recent trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.[Webcast: Archived Video - 43 minutes ]24 April 09 General Assembly: 81st plenary meetingSpecial economic assistance to individual countries or regions: draft resolution A/63/L.67[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 15 minutes][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 15 minutes]24 April 09 Security Council: The situation in Chad, the Central African Republic and the subregion. Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (S/2009/199).[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 42 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 42 minutes ]23 April 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General and the Spokesperson for the President of the General Assembly. Guest at noon: Catherine Bragg, Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, to brief on the humanitarian situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 52 minutes ]23 April 09 Special Event: NGO Briefing on "Towards the End of the Decade to Roll Back Malaria in Developing Countries" in observance of World Malaria Day 2009.[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 6 minutes ]22 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of Sri Lanka, H.E. Mr. H.M.G.S. Palihakkara, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 9 minutes ]22 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Deputy Emergency Relief Coordinator, Ms. Catherine Bragg, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 4 minutes ]22 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the President of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of Mexico, H.E. Mr. Claude Heller, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 6 minutes ]22 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United States of America, H.E. Ms. Susan E. Rice, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 3 minutes ]22 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, H.E. Sir John Sawers, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 5 minutes ]22 April 09 Special Event: Mother Earth Day special event.Opening statement by Miguel d’Escoto Brockmann , President of the General Assembly[Webcast: Archived Video - 11 minutes ]Statement by H.E. Mr. Evo Morales Ayma, President of the Plurinational State of Bolivia[Webcast: English | Original language - 15 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 22 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 2 hours and 22 minutes ]22 April 09 Press Conference: Evo Morales, President of Bolivia, and Paul Oquist, Senior Advisor to the President of the General Assembly, to brief on the General Assembly's plenary meeting on International Mother Earth Day.[Webcast: Archived Video - 59 minutes ]22 April 09 Daily Noon Press Briefing: By the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.[Webcast: Archived Video - 21 minutes ]22 April 09 Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by the Permanent Representative of France, H.E. Mr. Jean-Maurice Ripert, on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 2 minutes ]22 April 09 General Assembly: 80th plenary meetingProtection of global climate for present and future generations of mankind (draft resolution A/63/L.69).Statement by H.E. Mr. Evo Morales Ayma, President of the Plurinational State of Bolivia[Webcast: English | Original language - 13 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - English: 1 hour and 2 minutes][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 1 hour and 2 minutes]22 April 09 Press Conference: Joseph Cornelius Donnelly from CARITAS Internationalis, Anna Neistat from Human Rights Watch, Robert Templer from International Crisis Group and Nimmi Gowrinathan from Operation USA to brief on the situation in Sri Lanka.[Webcast: Archived Video - 57 minutes ]21 April 09 Security Council: Maintenance of international peace and security: Mediation and settlement of disputes. Report of the Secretary-General on enhancing mediation and its support activities (S/2009/189).Morning session:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 50 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 2 hours and 50 minutes ]Afternoon session:[Webcast: Archived Video - English: 2 hours and 27 minutes ][Webcast: Archived Video - Original Language: 2 hours and 27 minutes ]2Read more…
Grading the States 2009: Overviewhttp://www.nami.org/gtsTemplate09.cfm?Section=Overview1&Template=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=75106<Our national mental health care system is in crisis. Long fragile, fragmented, and inadequate, it is now in serious peril. In 2003, the presidential New Freedom Commission presented a vision for a life-saving, recovery-oriented, cost-effective, evidence-based system of care. States have been working to improve the system, but progress is minimal.Today, even those states that have worked the hardest stand to see their gains wiped out. As the country faces the deepest economic crisis since the Great Depression, state budget shortfalls mean budget cuts to mental health services.The budget cuts are coming at a time when mental health services are even more urgently needed. It is a vicious cycle that destroys lives and creates more significant financial troubles for states and the federal government in the long run.One in four Americans experience mental illness at some point in their lives. The most serious conditions affect 10.6 million people. Mental illness is the greatest cause of disability in the nation, and twice as many Americans live with schizophrenia than with HIV/AIDS.We know what works to save lives and help people recover. In the face of crisis, America needs to move forward, not retreat. We cannot leave our most vulnerable citizens behind.Letter from the NAMI Executive DirectorRead the letter from NAMI's Executive Director, Michael J. Fitzpatrick, which opens the NAMI Grading the States 2009 report.Executive SummaryRead the executive summary of Grading the States 2009 report.Authors and AcknowledgementsNAMI wishes to thank these people for their hard work and dedication on Grading the States 2009.United States Report CardRead about how the United States rates overall and see the national scorecard.presented by:Brain Injury Association of AmericaJune 15, 2009In this MegaVote for Mississippi's 3rd Congressional District:Recent Congressional Votes -* Senate: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act* House: Foreign Relations Authorization Act, Fiscal Years 2010 and 2011* House: Pakistan Enduring Assistance and Cooperation Enhancement (PEACE) Act* House: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control ActUpcoming Congressional Bills -* Senate: Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2009* House: Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2010* House: Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2010Recent Senate VotesFamily Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act - Vote Passed (79-17, 3 Not Voting)The Senate passed this bill that would give the FDA regulatory authority over tobacco, but would not allow the agency to ban cigarettes or other tobacco products.Sen. Thad Cochran voted YES......send e-mail or see bioSen. Roger Wicker voted YES......send e-mail or see bioRecent House VotesForeign Relations Authorization Act, Fiscal Years 2010 and 2011 - Vote Passed (235-187, 11 Not Voting)The House passed this bill that would authorize funding for the Department of State and the Peace Corps through fiscal year 2011.Rep. Gregg Harper voted NO......send e-mail or see bioPakistan Enduring Assistance and Cooperation Enhancement (PEACE) Act - Vote Passed (234-185, 14 Not Voting)The House approved this bill to authorize democratic, economic and security assistance to Pakistan.Rep. Gregg Harper voted NO......send e-mail or see bioFamily Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act - Vote Passed (307-97, 30 Not Voting)The House gave final passage to this bill granting the FDA regulatory authority over tobacco, sending it to the President.Rep. Gregg Harper voted YES......send e-mail or see bioUpcoming VotesSupplemental Appropriations Act, 2009 - H.R.2346The Senate and House are both expected to vote on final approval of this war supplemental bill.Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2010 - H.R.2847The House is scheduled to vote on this bill to fund the Departments of Commerce and Justice, science agencies, and other related agencies for Fiscal Year 2010.Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2010 - H.R.___The House is also scheduled to vote on this bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security for Fiscal Year 2010.From the Desk of:David Martin, Executive Vice PresidentMEDIA RESEARCH CENTER6/15/2009METRIC,Tomorrow morning, the Media Research Center will be delivering hundreds of thousands of petitions on your behalf to the Senate Commerce Committee prior to their FCC confirmation hearing! The petitions call on the government to “reject any and all efforts to censor, limit, or restrain conservative or Christian talk radio.”As we mentioned earlier, President Obama’s pick for FCC Chairmain, Julius Genachowski, is a strong proponent of “diversity” in the media—code for promoting liberalism and liberal views. Confirmation of Obama’s pick could throw open the door to regulation and control of conservative talk radio!That’s why we are writing you today, METRIC.Ahead of our massive petition delivery on the morning of the hearing, we are asking ALL members of the MRC Action team to call each member of the Senate Commerce Committee and urge them to make sure that no FCC nominee will regulate or control radio content.That means… NO to the “Fairness Doctrine”… NO to forced “diversity” in media ownership… NO to serving the government’s flawed idea of “local” or “public” interest.Leave radio content alone!! Radio content should be driven by the free market. Let the consumer decide!We must have any and all nominees on the record supporting Free Speech in advance of their confirmation, and we are counting on you to help make that happen.++ Call Members of the Senate Commerce Committee TodayHelp the MRC by calling EVERY member of the committee today and tomorrow!Below are the members and their contact information:DemocratsJohn D. Rockefeller, WV – 202-224-6472Daniel K. Inouye, HI – 202-224-3934John Kerry, MA – 202-224-2742Byron Dorgan, ND – 202-224-2551Barbara Boxer, CA – 202-224-3553Bill Nelson, FL – 202-224-5274Maria Cantwell, WA – 202-224-3441Frank Lautenberg, NJ – 202-224-3224Mark Pryor, AR – 202-224-2353Clair McCaskill, MO – 202-224-6154Amy Klobuchar, MN – 202-224-3244Tom Udall, NM – 202-224-6621Mark Warner, VA – 202-224-2023Mark Begich, AK – 202-224-3004RepublicansKay Bailey Hutchison, TX – 202-224-5922Olympia Snowe, ME – 202-224-5344John Ensign, NV – 202-224-6244Jim DeMint, SC – 202-224-6121John Thune, SD – 202-224-2321Roger Wicker, MS – 202-224-6253Johnny Isakson, GA – 202-224-3643David Vitter, LA – 202-224-4623Sam Brownback, KS – 202-224-6521Mel Martinez, FL – 202-224-3041Mike Johanns, NE – 202-224-4224METRIC, when calling, be sure to urge EVERY member of the committee to stand first and foremost for the preservation of our Free Speech Rights by opposing ANY regulation or control of radio content.++ Alert Your FriendsAfter placing your calls, please forward this message to 20-30 friends, urging them to take action with you, first by signing their name to our Free Speech petition and then by making phone calls to members of the Senate Commerce Committee.These past two weeks have been among the most proactive and exciting in MRC Action team history as we heroically stepped up with petitions, faxes, and phone calls demanding an end to the looming threat against our Free Speech Rights.Now it’s all come down to these confirmation hearings…Your petitions will be there, now we need tens of thousands of MRC Action team members to strike a blow for Free Speech Rights by calling every member of the Senate Commerce committee and inviting your friends to do the same!Thanks again for your outstanding support of the MRC!DavidP.S: We must impress on every member of that committee the importance of our Free Speech Rights. 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http://www.capitolconnect.com/yourethecure/fastaction.aspx?AlertID=13519&Group=http://www.unionvoice.org/campaign/nba_sweatshops/step2 TAKE ACTION ON You have already participated in this advocacy campaign.You may visit your subscription management page to update your account, view past actions, or look for other opportunities to take action.http://www.nrdconline.org/campaign/nrdcaction_060309 TAKE ACTION ON Tell your representative to vote Yes for the American Clean Energy and Security Acthttp://action.lcv.org/campaign/aces_0609/keus6xryjn3d8w3? TAKE ACTION ONOther Advocacy Campaigns you can participate in:* Chancellor Blumenthal - Stop Discriminatory Cuts at UC Santa Cruz!* Tell SUNY to Stop Subsidizing Sweatshops! 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County Restores Funding for Vital AIDS Care Services!http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1312/t/6850/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=27281 TAKE ACTION ON Disbar the Torture Lawyers and Appoint a Special Prosecutorhttp://takeaction.oceana.org/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=25212 TAKE ACTION ON Tell NMFS to Protect Sea Turtleshttp://www.change.org/actions TAKE ACTION ONhttp://www.kintera.org/siteapps/advocacy/ActionItem.aspx?c=mmKXLbP8E&b=5208007&sid=239976602&auid=4967580 TAKE ACTION ON Research funding has declined over 6 years. As a result: good science has gone unfunded, young scientists (and their new ideas) have been forced into other fields and life-saving treatments have been delayed or lost forever. Your email will bring attention to Alzheimer's as a local issue for your Senator.http://www.dccc.org/page/s/hopecard TAKE ACTION ONhttp://www.wdcs.org/view_e_protest.php?e_protest_select=26&&select=413 TAKE ACTION ON Help us prevent the unnecessary deaths of 10 humpback whales a year. 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FFCHS is an organization I've given money to, but most all of the newsletters I throw my hands up in the air and decry foul or something to that extent since its mainly bogus reporting from people across the world who are either, A) not mentally well, or B) all hyped up over nothing. I still read it, but with a careful attention that one would read the National Enquirer.I gave these people my two cents worth about what our lawyer could do for us, about pursuing the Michigan law and trying to get our lawyer to cause action within the criminal investigation community, and guess where that got me? nowhere. They would rather chase after nothing than show results. PEOPLE: we demand results, especially from a lawyer that we pay for!This website: peacepink. Eric posts all day and all night and I never see him getting anywhere with anything. Its hard to be here for another, what? five years, ten years? I'm tired of this, PEOPLE!We need to, as a group, start seeing progess. Who has concrete ideas about how we do that? Some of these people have been doing this too long. They make the fighting a full time job. The fighting against someone that never gets anywhere.I hate that we don't know what is going on, and can't get the proof, and yet so many people with hold it from us. I hate that we have to do all the work and can't get an agency to help us, to be our voice, to be our advocate. I hate that its so convoluted with so much excess garbage that we can't see a clear view off the curb.I pray for us, people. I pray for the people that move me, just about to tears. My pain levels have not subsided much lately, still deep and terrible head pain, energy or gas, sensations of passing out and going under.I want this lawyer to actually help us. We demand action, now!
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Brain Injury Association of AmericaPolicy Corner E-Newsletter -- June 12, 2009A weekly update on federal policy activity related to traumatic brain injury__________________________________________________________________In This Issue:Cognitive Rehabilitation CoverageHealth Care Reform UpdateNIDRR Grant ForecastCoalition for Regenerative Stem Cell Medicine updateThe Policy Corner is made possible by the Centre for Neuro Skills, James F. Humphreys and Associates, and Lakeview Healthcare Systems, Inc. Brain Injury Association of America gratefully acknowledges their support for legislative action.Cognitive Rehabilitation CoverageThis week BIAA learned of two important victories centered around cognitive rehabilitation services. Anthem Insurance Companies (Anthem BC/BS, Anthem Health Plans) revised its cognitive rehabilitation coverage policy in December 2008 and cited BIAA's position paper among the authoritative sources consulted. Last month, United Health Care followed suit by publishing a coverage change in its May 2009 Network Bulletin .Also this week, BIAA sent a letter to President Obama urging TRICARE coverage for service members. This is a follow up to the summit hosted by the Defense Centers of Excellence in April 2009, which was prompted by Congressional inquiries BIAA initiated last summer.http://www.biausa.org/elements/policy/president_obama_letter_tricare_cog_rehab.pdfInsurance coverage of cognitive rehabilitation has been a centerpiece of BIAA's policy efforts for the past three years. The Anthem and United Health Care coverage policies are important victories for people with brain injury as they provide fuel for our TRICARE advocacy and health care reform fight.BIAA will continue to fight for TRICARE to cover cognitive rehabilitation services to ensure that our returning service members have access to the best health care available.Health Care Reform UpdateOn June 9, 2009, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee released a draft health care reform bill. In summary, the draft would expand Medicaid eligibility to those with incomes up to 150 percent of the federal poverty level, impose federal tax penalties on most individuals failing to purchase coverage, mandate a public plan option, require employers to provide coverage or pay into a pool, and stiffen regulation of private health insurance plans.Importantly, the plan eliminates life-time insurance caps as well as provides for the establishment of a medical advisory council that will submit a report to the Secretary of Health and Human Services including recommendations on essential health care benefits eligible for credits which includes rehabilitative services. In issuing the report, the council will ensure that the recommendations take into account the needs of diverse segments of the population including persons with disability.The HELP committee plans to begin considering this bill on June 16, 2009. BIAA will continue to monitor the situation carefully.NIDRR Grant ForecastThis week, The National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) announced it will include two TBI grant programs in its forecast for 2009. http://www.ed.gov/fund/grant/find/edlite-forecast.html#chart7The first grant application notice, rehabilitation research and training centers (RRTC) on traumatic brain injury interventions, will be available on June 30, 2009, while the second, RRTC on developing strategies to foster community integration and participation for individuals with traumatic brain injury will be available on July 24, 2009.BIAA will report on the details of these applications when they are released.Coalition for Regenerative Stem Cell Medicine updateAs part of the Coalition for Regenerative Stem Cell Medicine, BIAA enthusiastically endorses two important pieces of legislation aimed at advancing the therapeutic potential of newborn stem cells, the unique stem cells that can be collected immediately following birth from umbilical cord blood and the cord itself, as well as helping to advance the use of one's own newborn stem cells in regenerative medicine.HR 1718 - The "Family Cord Blood Banking Act" amends Section 213(d) of the IRS Code to add cord blood banking services as a qualified medical expense. This change will allow individuals and couples to use tax advantaged dollars to pay for umbilical cord blood banking services through flexible spending accounts (FSAs), health savings accounts (HSAs) health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs) or the medical expenses tax deduction.The "Family Cord Blood Banking Act" will make cord blood banking more affordable for American families and provides incentives to ensure that this valuable health resource is never thrown away.HR. 2107 - The "Cord Blood Education and Awareness Act of 2009" will provide expectant mothers with straightforward, accurate and easy to understand information about the value of their child's umbilical cord blood stem cells. It will offer a government stamp of approval on all available cord blood banking options and will give expectant parents confidence in the information they are reviewing.Visit our Website-------------------------------------------------------------Each week, the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law publishes the Legal Services E-lert, reaching a wide audience with the most important articles on civil legal aid and access to justice for low-income people.-------------------------------------------------------------THIS WEEK'S HEADLINES1. Four Years Later, Katrina & Rita Victims Can Buy Their Temporary FEMA Trailers for $1, or Obtain Vouchers for Rental or Public Housing, as FEMA Ends Emergency Program2. Class Action Settlement, Approved by Court, Should End "Chronic Delays" in Provision of Medicaid and Food Stamps in Suffolk County (NY)3. Foreclosures Harm Minorities, Three Lenders Responsible in 47% of Evictions & Steps Needed to Protect Tenants, Says Report by LSC-Funded Rhode Island Legal Services4. House Appropriations Committee Would Raise Federal LSC Funding to $440 Million, but Lift Only the "Attorneys' Fees Restriction," Despite Obama Recommendation to Also Lift Private Money Restriction and Class Action Restriction; Issue Now Moves to Senate5. Increased Court Fees in Civil Proceedings are Expected to Fill Gaping Hole in Legal Aid Budgets in Connecticut, Preventing Further Layoffs; Now Await Governor's Approval6. People Needing Lawyers in High-Stakes Cases are One Step Closer to a Civil Right to Counsel as Bill to Create Pilot Programs Clears California Assembly and Moves to Senate7. Lawyer at Maryland Legal Aid Bureau Writes Book, "Legal Aid Wealth: Surviving and Thriving on the Salary of a Public Interest Attorney;" Dedicates Proceeds to Loan Repayment Scholarships for Public Interest AttorneysTHIS WEEK'S STORIESFEATURE STORY1. Four Years Later, Katrina & Rita Victims Can Buy Their Temporary FEMA Trailers for $1, or Obtain Vouchers for Rental or Public Housing, as FEMA Ends Emergency ProgramKate Linthicum, "Hurricane Victims Get Chance to Buy Trailers for as Little as $1," Los Angeles Times, June 4, 2009Los Angeles Times reports: "The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Wednesday [June 3, 2009] that it would allow hurricane victims on the Gulf Coast still living in government-supplied trailers to buy their temporary homes for as little as $1. The government will also provide $50 million to help other trailer residents, whose homes were destroyed by hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005, move into rental or public housing. The assistance comes just days after the official start of the 2009 hurricane season and one month after FEMA announced that it was ending the temporary housing program it started in the aftermath of Katrina. The more than 3,400 people still living in FEMA trailers in Louisiana and Mississippi had faced eviction. 'We were going to have another homeless crisis on our hands,' said Laura Tuggle of [LSC-funded] Southeast Louisiana Legal Services, a free legal aid program in New Orleans. 'The fear among people was that one day they were going to come back to the trailer they had been living in and it would just be gone. There was so much anxiety. People worried they would have to buys tents.' The sale of the trailers will end the most expensive emergency housing program in FEMA's history. The agency provided more than 143,000 households with temporary housing units, mostly mobile homes and trailers, after the two major hurricanes. FEMA typically provides emergency housing for no longer than 18 months, but officials repeatedly extended the deadline. May 1 was the final deadline to vacate, but many people did not leave. Housing advocates agree that the assistance will help in the short term but are divided over its long-term merits. While Tuggle called it 'a huge step in the right direction,' Reilly Morse, senior attorney with the Mississippi Center for Justice, said he would prefer to see more permanent housing solutions. 'Both of these measures sound like they're just buying time,' Morse said."LEGAL SERVICES ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS*Government Benefits*2. Class Action Settlement, Approved by Court, Should End "Chronic Delays" in Provision of Medicaid and Food Stamps in Suffolk County (NY)Michael Amon, "Suffolk Pledges to Get Medicaid, Food Stamps Out Faster," Newsday, May 12, 2009Newsday states: "For the roughly 60,000 Suffolk residents who apply annually for Medicaid and food stamps - a number expected to grow during the recession - government help may arrive faster this year. Under a court order expected to be signed next month, the Suffolk Department of Social Services - long ranked as one of the slowest in the state to approve public assistance - has pledged to get benefits out more quickly and will have its efforts monitored by advocacy groups. The agreement settles a federal class-action lawsuit brought last August by the Empire Justice Center in Central Islip and the National Center for Law and Economic Justice. The suit accused Suffolk of chronic delays that held up benefits for more than twice as long as legally allowed. Suffolk officials, who denied legal liability, attributed delays to prior staff shortages and an increasing flood of applicants . . . . In 2003, it took 90 days to approve or deny an adult's Medicaid application, twice as long as the law allows, officials said. Last year, it was down to 63, this year to about 50 . . . . In Suffolk, the settlement is expected to help people like Tina, 41, an Islip mother who waited three months for her Medicaid and food stamp benefits last year while she was pregnant. Medicaid for pregnant women and children must be approved or denied in 30 days under federal law . . . . Laura Redman, a staff attorney for the National Center for Law and Economic Justice, said the settlement was similar to others in the past two years with social services agencies in New York City, Erie County, N.Y., Arizona and Colorado."Judge Bianco approved the settlement after a fairness hearing on June 8, 2009.*Housing*3. Foreclosures Harm Minorities, Three Lenders Responsible in 47% of Evictions & Steps Needed to Protect Tenants, Says Report by LSC-Funded Rhode Island Legal ServicesKevin Shalvey, "Report: Foreclosures Lead to Evictions," Providence Business News (RI), June 10, 2009Providence Business News states: "A report released yesterday [June 9, 2009] says that financial institutions who had foreclosed on properties in Rhode Island last year evicted 2,338 tenants, with the highest amount, 1,166 evictions, in Providence. Authored by Steve Fischback, an attorney with [LSC-funded] Rhode Island Legal Services, "Move Out Rhode Island - An Analysis of 2008 Foreclosure Related Evictions" is a collection of data showing where evictions took place and which lenders filed for the evictions. The three lenders with the most evictions made up 47 percent of all evictions. Deutsche Bank evicted 460 tenants; U.S. Bank evicted 382 tenants and Wells Fargo evicted 262 tenants, according to the report. The report notes that there were 3,479 reported foreclosures in Rhode Island in 2008. Rosalina Collazo, who organized the Rhode Island Bank Tenant & Homeowner Association, said in a statement that the report makes clear that there need to be legislative steps taken to protect tenants. 'It has become painfully clear that the banks are not going to operate in good faith,' she said. 'Therefore, we need the General Assembly to step in and protect the citizens of Rhode Island.'"The report also found: "Over two thirds (68% of all foreclosures related to evictions involved properties located in census block groups whose minority population was greater than 20% according to 2000 US Census data. About half (51%) of all foreclosure related evictions involved properties located in census block groups whose minority population was greater than 50%. In 2000, minorities comprised 18.1% of Rhode Island's population."LEGAL SERVICES STRUCTURE*Beltway Bulletin*4. House Appropriations Committee Would Raise Federal LSC Funding to $440 Million, but Lift Only the "Attorneys' Fees Restriction," Despite Obama Recommendation to Also Lift Private Money Restriction and Class Action Restriction; Issue Now Moves to SenateOn June 4, 2009, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies (CJS), which has jurisdiction over funding for LSC, considered its annual appropriations bill. The bill, which was passed out of the Subcommittee the same day, raised LSC's total funding level to $440 million, up from $390 million in FY 2009, a 12.8% increase.Authored by the Chair of the CJS Subcommittee, Representative Alan Mollohan (WV), the bill also removes the restriction that currently prohibits LSC grantees from using LSC funds to seek attorneys' fee awards -- a limitation that had been included as a rider to the LSC appropriation every year since 1996. The bill does not lift any of the other LSC funding restrictions.The full bill passed the full House Appropriations Committee on June 9, 2009, with no changes to the LSC provisions, and now awaits passage by the full House.The bill's call for increased funding is a greatly welcomed boost, especially because the economic downturn has substantially increased legal need while reducing the availability of other legal services funding. However, the bill does not lift other LSC restrictions, specifically, it does not lift the restriction on non-LSC funds, and it does not lift the restriction on class actions. Pres. Obama's detailed budget had called for removal of these two additional restrictions.In the Senate, the CJS Appropriations Subcommittee has yet to produce an FY 2010 appropriation bill, but is expected to turn to this now. The CJS Subcommittee is free to draft its own bill, and could do so along the lines of the President's budget. Senator Barbara Mikulski (MD) chairs the Senate's CJS Subcommittee.Once both the House and Senate have passed their respective CJS bills, differences between the two versions will likely be addressed and reconciled by a conference committee.*Funding*5. Increased Court Fees in Civil Proceedings are Expected to Fill Gaping Hole in Legal Aid Budgets in Connecticut, Preventing Further Layoffs; Now Await Governor's ApprovalChristian Nolan, "Higher Filing Fees Would Benefit Legal Aid," Connecticut Law Tribune, June 8, 2009Connecticut Law Tribune writes: "Connecticut attorneys won't have to pay a higher occupational tax, but the legislature has approved a measure that would increase many court filing fees by $55 to $75. The annual proceeds - estimated at $7.7 million - would go to the state's legal aid agencies, which are mired in a fiscal crisis. Their main funding source - proceeds from Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts, or IOLTA - has all but dried up due to low interest rates and the poor housing market. Advocates for the 'big three' legal aid [agencies] - [LSC-funded] Connecticut Legal Services, Greater Hartford Legal Aid and New Haven Legal Assistance Association - lobbied lawmakers for help. Their efforts were rewarded, and the bill that would raise fees and give the revenues to financial aid awaits the signature of Gov. M. Jodi Rell. 'If this gets approved, we would not have any further layoffs,' said CLS Executive Director Steven Eppler-Epstein. 'I just think this an example of how, in a really tough year, the legislature can work creatively and in a bipartisan way to solve problems. It certainly means a lot to us' . . . . So the new money will come from higher filing fees that many lawyers acknowledge will be passed along to clients in the form of higher legal bills. If the bill becomes law, the jury fee in civil actions would rise from $350 to $425; the filing fee for a Superior Court case would increase from $225 to 300; the designation of a case as complex litigation would go from $250 to $325; and an application for a pre-judgment remedy will rise from $100 to $175 . . . . Fees for small claims and housing cases would not change."The fee increases would not affect indigent litigants, as the state already waives fees for those who cannot afford to pay.CIVIL GIDEON6. People Needing Lawyers in High-Stakes Cases are One Step Closer to a Civil Right to Counsel as Bill to Create Pilot Programs Clears California Assembly and Moves to SenateMatthew Pordum, "Right to Counsel Bill Clears the State Assembly," The Daily Journal (CA), June 8, 2009The Daily Journal reports: "The Assembly passed a bill on Friday [June 5, 2009] that would make California the first state in the nation to establish a right to counsel for low-income people in critical human-needs civil cases. The bill, AB 590, introduced by Assemblyman Mike Feuer, D-Los Angeles, passed on a vote of 50-29, and would provide a legal voice for those in the state that can't afford an attorney. It would be funded through an increase in court fees. The program would seek to provide counsel to low-income people in cases where basic human needs, such as shelter, sustenance, safety, health or child custody are at stake. According to National Center for State Courts, more than 4.3 million Californians represent themselves in civil court proceedings, largely because they cannot afford a lawyer. 'I have seen first hand how having a lawyer can make a difference in cases involving critical matters,' said Feuer, who for eight years ran the non-profit legal center Bet Tzedek, which provides free legal representation to low income people, the elderly and the disabled. 'I saw the opportunity to bring this legislation and I feel strongly it will make a difference for the people in this state that right now need help the most.' Specifically the bill would require the Judicial Council to establish one or more pilot programs in selected courts across the state for three-year periods. Funding for the program will be secured through a $10 increase on certain fees for court services, including issuing a writ for enforcement of an order or judgment, issuing an order of sale, and filing and entering an award under the Workers' Compensation Law. Currently the fees for these services range between $15 and $20 . . . . The right to counsel bill was passed on the last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin. It is now headed to the Senate Judiciary Committee."ANNOUNCEMENTS7. Lawyer at Maryland Legal Aid Bureau Writes Book, "Legal Aid Wealth: Surviving and Thriving on the Salary of a Public Interest Attorney;" Dedicates Proceeds to Loan Repayment Scholarships for Public Interest AttorneysCaryn Tamber, "All the Lifestyle that Legal Aid Wages Can Buy," The Daily Record (MD), June 5, 2009The Daily Record writes: "When Janine A. Scott started at the [LSC-funded] Legal Aid Bureau more than 10 years ago, her salary was $28,000 a year. She soon discovered that she loved the work, but the money was a sticking point. How could she have the kind of life she wanted on such a paltry salary? 'I wanted to stay, and so I became motivated to make the salary work within what my expenses are,' said Scott, 38, who is now the supervising attorney for the domestic law unit at Legal Aid. Scott, who briefly worked as an accountant before going to law school, sat down and made a list of all of her financial goals. There were a lot of them: She wanted to pay down her law school and credit card debt, buy a house and travel once a year . . . . She looked at her going-out spending habits and determined that she should create a 'fun account' and keep it at $250 at all times . . . . Scott said she has achieved her goals by meticulously charting every bit of money that comes in and goes out. She waits for sales on clothing and discount deals on travel, and she would not dream of buying snacks from a vending machine when she could get them in bulk from Target or Wal-Mart for so much less . . . . Scott said that a few years ago, co-workers started asking her how she had managed to afford her comfortable life on a modest salary. That's when she decided to write a book on doing well on a do-gooder's salary. The book, which she self-published and plans to market at conferences and bar events, is called 'Legal Aid Wealth: Surviving and Thriving on the Salary of a Public Interest Attorney.' It came out last month."Scott says: "My goal in writing this book is to encourage law students and lawyers to work in the area of public interest law by showing how I managed my modest salary to achieve financial success. I plan on using a portion of the profits from the book to create student loan repayment scholarships for public interest attorneys."To learn more about Scott and her book, visit her website at www.legalaidwealth.com.-------------------------------------------------------------ABA Manual on Sale -- "Innovative Fundraising Ideas for Legal Services" (2004) - $1The ABA is seeking to reduce excess inventory of this comprehensive fundraising manual. The price for the publication is temporarily reduced to $1, plus shipping and handling. The manual provides information on 30 initiatives for developing funding to support the delivery of civil legal services to the poor. It offers a user-friendly overview of each fundraising strategy, examples of successful implementation, and the names of individuals who can be contacted to further discuss each initiative described. This was produced by the ABA Project to Expand Resources for Legal Services in 2004; the techniques and strategies described remain current, though some of the contact information for local sources may be dated.To purchase this book, go to:http://www.abanet.org/abastore/index.cfm?section=main&fm=Product.AddToCart&pid=4190012----------------------------------------------------------------The Legal Services E-lert is produced by Emily Savner and edited by Laura Abel and David Udell. Because the E-lert collects stories reported by others, the views presented are not necessarily those of the Brennan Center.The majority of the text presented in the E-lert is drawn verbatim from original news sources. The bolded headlines are produced by the Brennan Center. 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The governmentaccomplished this "back door wiretap" by illegally orderingWarshak's email provider to prospectively "preserve" copiesof his future emails, a misuse the Stored CommunicationsAct, which is only supposed to be used for obtaining emailsalready in storage with a provider.In an amicus brief filed earlier this week, EFF argues thatthe government's seizure violated federal privacy laws andWarshak's Fourth Amendment expectation of privacy in hisemail. As a result, the illegally seized emails should havebeen suppressed by the district court where Warshak wastried. 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UK# EMR Australia# Enertech Consultants# Environmental Testing & Technology, Inc. (ET&T)# Ergonomics, Inc.# MCL Technology Ltd. (U.K.)# Safe Living Technologies, Inc.# Sage Associates# Richard Tell Associates, Inc.# VitaTech Engineering, LLCElectromagnetic Weapons# Rule of Law Defenders: Dedicated to Exposing Electromagnetic Torture in CanadaElectrosensitive Associations# Danish Association of Electrosensitives# ElectroSensitivity UK# ElectroSensitivity.org: Troy Knight's Site# Electrosensitivity Support# Association for Environmental and Chronic Toxic Injury (AMICA)# Italian Association of the Electrically Sensitive# Norwegian Association for the Electro-Hypersensitive# Swedish Association for the Electrosensitive (FEB)Meters# Aaronia (Germany)# Aaronia (USA)# Alpha Lab Inc.# EMC Test Design# Enertech Consultants# EnviroMentor# Ergonomics Inc# ETS-Lindgren (formerly Holaday Industries Inc.)# Integrity Design & Research Corp.# Magnetic Sciences# Safe Living Technologies Inc.# Technology Alternatives Corp.# Walker Scientific Inc.#Mobile Phone & Tower Resources# Cell Phone Facts (Joint FCC-FDA Web site; includes link to FCC SAR database)# SAR Values# Swiss Federal Office of Communications Telecom Antenna Database# U.S. Antenna Locations# Zurich Telecom Antenna Database# U.K. Radiocommunications Agency Database of Mobile Phone Base StationsNews Sources (Internet)# EMF Omega News# Next-Up NewsPersonal Sites and Blogs# A Likely Death by Radiation (Mary Tiffee Jasso's site on RF exposure in a forest look-out tower)# Robert Bedard (California EMF activist)# Between a Rock and a Hard Place (STUK's Dariusz Leszczynski's Blog)# EMFDamage.com (One woman's story about CLL and EMFs)# Electric Forester# ElectroSensitivity.org (Troy Knight)# Hallberg Independent Research# International Coalition for an Electromagnetic Safe Planet (Paul Doyon's Blog)# Andrew Marino (Louisiana State University Medical Center)# Motorcyclecancer.com (Randall Dale Chipkar)# John Moulder (Medical College of Wisconsin) has discontinued his FAQs on power-line EMFs and cell phone base stations# Safe Wireless Initiative (George Carlo)# Silent Fields: The Growing Cancer Cluster Story (Australia's Donna Fisher's August 2008 book on "dirty electricity")# Stop.radiation.com (Enrico Grani, brain tumor victim)# Valdemar Gisli Valdemarsson (EMF page in Icelandic)# Wireless Watch (David Morrison's Blog)Professional Societies & Trade Associations# American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA)# American National Standards Institute (ANSI)# American Public Power Association (APPA)# Bakken Library and Museum# Bioelectromagnetics Society (BEMS)# Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association (CTIA)# Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors (CRCPD)# Edison Electric Institute (EEI)# Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)# Electronic Industries Alliance# Health Physics Society# Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)# IEEE Committee on Man and Radiation (COMAR)# National Association of Broadcasters (NAB)# National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC)# National Association of State Energy Officials# National Association of Telecom. Officers & Advisors# National Association of Tower Erectors# National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)# National Electromagnetic Field Testing Association (NEFTA)# National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA)# Personal Communications Industry Association (PCIA)# Radiological Society of North America# Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA)# Western Energy InstitutePublications/Journals# Bioelectromagnetics# Compliance Engineering# Conformity# EMR and Health# Health Physics# International Journal of Radiation Biology# Microwave Journal# Microwave News# Radiation and Environmental Biophysics# Radiation Protection Dosimetry# Radiation Research# RCR Wireless News (publication suspended, March 2009)# Transmission & Distribution World# Wireless Week#Research Groups# Bioelectromagnetics Key Laboratory of Zhejiang Province (China)# Foundation for Research on Information Technologies in Society (IT'IS-Switzerland)# Institute for Electromagnetic Fields and Terahertz Electronics: Electromagnetics in Medicine and Biology Group# University of Oklahoma Center for the Study of Wireless EM Compatibility# University of Western Australia: Biomagnetics Group#ResourcesBioInitiative Report# A Rationale for a Biologically-Based Public Exposure Standard for Electromagnetic Fields (ELF and RF)Brooks Air Force Base (U.S. Air Force)# Technical Reports (site inactive)Dosimetry# International EMF Dosimetry HandbookEMF Bionet Newsgroup# ArchiveNational Academy of Sciences# EMF Research Activities Completed Under the Energy Policy Act of 1992: Interim Report, 1995# Report on Possible Health Effects of Exposure Residential EMFs (Released 1996)# Evaluation of the U.S. Navy's ELF Submarine Communications System Ecological Monitoring Program (Released 1997)NIEHS EMF RAPID Program# NIEHS: EMF RAPID# Measurements Database# Progress Report December 1995# NIEHS Report to Congress on EMF# NIEHS EMF Working Group Report (Removed from NIEHS Web site)# Research Information# Science Review Symposium: Theoretical Mechanisms and In Vitro Research Findings# Science Review Symposium: Epidemiological ResearchFindings# Science Review Symposium: In Vivo Laboratory FindingsNIOSH# EMF Fact SheetStrayVoltage.org# La Crosse, WI, site on stray voltageElectric Utilities# American Electric Power# Aquila# Arizona Public Service# Baltimore Gas & Electric# Bonneville Power Administration# British Columbia Hydro# Central Maine Power# Cinergy# Consolidated Edison# Conectiv Power# Consumers Energy# Detroit Edison# Dominion Power# Duke Energy# Duquesne Electric Power# Entergy# Exelon Corp. (formerly Commonwealth Edison and PECO Energy)# First Energy Corp.# Green Mountain Power# Hawaiian Electric Industries# Hydro Quebec# Illinois Power# Indianapolis Power & Light# Kansai Electric Power (Japan)# Kansas City Power & Light# LG&E Energy# Long Island Power Authority# Maine Public Service# Minnesota Power# National Grid Co. (U.K.)# New York Power Authority# New York State Electric & Gas# Northeast Utilities# NorthWestern Energy# NSTAR (Boston Edison)# Ontario Hydro Energy# Orange and Rockland Utilities# PacifiCorp# PPL Corp. (Pennsylvania Power & Light)# PSE & G# San Diego Gas & Electric# Scottish Power (U.K.)# Select Energy (formerly Niagara Mohawk)# Southern California Edison# Southern Company# Tampa Electric# Tennessee Valley Authority# TXU Electric & Gas (formery Texas Utilities)# Tokyo Electric Power (Japan)# TransAlta Utilities (Canada)# Union Electric# United Illuminating# Wisconsin Public Service# Xcel Energy (formerly Northern States Power)Wireless Companies# AT&T Wireless# BellSouth# British Telecom# Cellular One# Ericsson# France Telecom# Lucent# Motorola# Nextel# Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp.# Nokia# Nortel Networks# Orange (U.K.)# Qwest# Samsung# Siemens# Sony Ericsson# Sprint# Telecom New Zealand# Teledesic# Telstra# T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom Mobil and others)# Verizon Wireless# Vodafone# T-Mobile USA2009 Carr Center for Human Rights PolicyTraub-Dicker-HKSSummer Fellowship Program~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at Harvard Kennedy School is pleased toinform you of the successful completion of the spring semester as well as to announcesome exciting news that will undoubtedly help chart a similar course for the summer.This year, the Carr Center sponsored the Traub-Dicker-HKS Fellowships, establishedthrough a generous gift by Margaret Traub '80 and her partner Phyllis Dicker. TheTraub-Dicker-HKS Fellowship is designed to support the summer research of one ortwo Kennedy School students doing original work on policies related to lesbian,gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) communities. The Carr Center is pleasedto announce the selection of two Traub-Dicker-HKS Summer Fellows--Benjamin Halland Baylee DeCastro--from a highly competitive pool of qualified applicants.Both of these students bring a strong record of academic achievement and a longstandingcommitment to LGBT human rights. Mr. Hall will be researching police reform inLondon's LGBT community, and Ms. DeCastro will be researching LGBT health advocacyin San Francisco. Dr. Timothy Patrick McCarthy, Harvard Kennedy School Lecturerand Carr Center Faculty Affiliate, will advise their research.Below you will find brief biographies for Mr. Hall and Ms. DeCastro, as well astheir research goals for the summer.Best,The Carr Center~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"I am genuinely delighted to welcome Ben Hall and Baylee DeCastro as the CarrCenter's inaugural Traub-Dicker-HKS Summer Research Fellows.These two extraordinarystudents bring a rare combination of talents--intellectual heft, political acumen,and personal passion--to the study of LGBT human rights and public policy. We areall very excited to see the fruits of their important research."-- Dr. Timothy Patrick McCarthy, HarvardKennedy School Lecturer and Carr Center Faculty Affiliate~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Benjamin Hall joined the Metropolitan Police, London in 2001, and graduated as thetop student in his class in the police academy. He spent one year in uniformed responsein South London before selection into the Detective corps where he worked in investigationunits for sexual assault and domestic violence. After two years service, at theage of 23, he was selected for Specialist Operations at New Scotland Yard, wherehe has since been promoted to Detective Sergeant in the Serious Crime Command.Before attending Harvard as a Kennedy Scholar, he was educated at University College,London (BA Hons - French and Spanish), the London School of Economics and PoliticalScience (MSc - Criminal Justice Policy) and Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge (MPhil- Criminological Research). Benjamin, as one of this years Traub-Dicker ResearchFellows, will engage both the gay community and law enforcement officials to assessand research how the gay community is policed and provide insightful policy proposalsto address common interests, problems and solutions.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Baylee DeCastro is a second year Master in Public Policy (MPP) student at HarvardKennedy School. As a committed public health advocate, Baylee has worked for overa decade to unlock the health system's potential to restore economic security andpromote the health of low-income and medically under served communities. Her researchfocuses on the relationship between the production of scientific knowledge and itsuse in policy formulation and implementation. As one of this years Traub-DickerResearch Fellows, her research examines the ways in which state-centered advocacyefforts toward LGBT inclusion as subjects and objects of health research influencehealth policy. Before coming to the Kennedy School, Baylee served as Policy Advisorto three large UCSF clinical, policy and research programs, where she forged successfulpartnerships with health care providers and community organizations to promote qualityaffordable health care statewide. Baylee also led a national network of women'shealth professionals as Executive Director of the Association of Academic Women'sHealth Program.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Carr Center for Human Rights Policy is honored to offer this fellowshipthrough the gracious gift of Margaret Traub '80 and her partner Phyllis Dicker.Welook forward to working with Benjamin Hall and Baylee DeCastro as the Carr Centerexpands its commitment to LGBT human rights.Please feel free to contact the Carr Center about their fellowships and toreceive updates about their work. The Carr Center plans to publish theirresearch findings during the 2009-2010 academic year.Read more…
All numbers begin with Area Code (202) unless otherwise noted* Office of the Attorney General (OAG)* Office of the Deputy Attorney General (ODAG)* Office of the Associate Attorney General (OASG)* Antitrust Division (ATR)* Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF)* Civil Division (CIV)* Civil Rights Division (CRT)* Community Relations Service (CRS)* Criminal Division (CRM)* Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)* Environment and Natural Resources Division (ENRD)* Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR)* Executive Office for United States Attorneys (EOUSA)* Executive Office for United States Trustees (EOUST)* Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)* Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP)* Foreign Claims Settlement Commission (FCSC)* INTERPOL-U.S. National Central Bureau* Justice Management Division (JMD)* National Drug Intelligence Center (NDIC)* National Security Division* Office of Attorney Recruitment and Management (OARM)* Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS)* Office of Dispute Resolution (ODR)* Office of Information Policy (OIP)* Office of Intergovernmental and Public Liaison (OIPL)* Office of Justice Programs (OJP)* Office of Legal Counsel (OLC)* Office of Legal Policy (OLP)* Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA)* Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties (OPCL)* Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR)* Office of Public Affairs (PAO)* Office of the DOJ Executive Secretariat* Office of the Inspector General (OIG)* Office of the Pardon Attorney (OPA)* Office of the Solicitor General (OSG)* Office of Tribal Justice (OTJ)* Office on Violence Against Women (OVW)* Professional Responsibility Advisory Office (PRAO)* Tax Division (TAX)* United States Marshals Service (USMS)* United States Parole Commission (USPC)OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL (OAG)Attorney General, Eric Holder, 514-2001Top of PageOFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL (ODAG)Deputy Attorney General, David Ogden, 514-2101Top of PageOFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY GENERAL (OASG)Associate Attorney General, Thomas Perrelli, 514-9500Top of PageANTITRUST DIVISION (ATR)Assistant Attorney General, 514-2401Director of Operations, 514-3544Director of Criminal Enforcement, 514-3543Economics Director of Enforcement, 514-6994Top of PageBUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, FIREARMS, AND EXPLOSIVES (ATF)Director, 648-8700Deputy Director, 648-8710Office of Public Affairs, 648-8500Office of Legislative Affairs, 648-8510Top of PageCIVIL DIVISION (Civil)Assistant Attorney General, 514-3301Senior Counsel, 514-5421Civil Fraud, 305-2335Corporate/Financial Litigation, 514-7450Foreign Litigation, 514-7455Intellectual Property, 514-7223The National Courts, 514-7300Appellate Staff, 514-3311Federal Programs Branch Director, 514-3354Aviation & Admiralty, 616-4000Constitutional & Specialized Tort Litigation, 616-4140Environmental Tort Litigation, 616-4200Federal Tort Claims Act, 616-4400Tobacco Litigation, 616-8280Office of Immigration Litigation, 616-4852Office of Consumer Litigation, 307-3009Office of Management Programs, 514-4552Top of PageCIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION (CRT)Assistant Attorney General, 514-2151Executive Officer, 514-4224Appellate Section, 514-2195Coordination and Review Section, 307-2222Criminal Section, 514-3204Disability Rights Section, 307-2227Educational Opportunities Section, 514-4092Employment Litigation Section, 514-3831Housing and Civil Enforcement Section, 514-4713Office of Special Counsel for Immigration Related Unfair Employment Practices, Special Counsel, 616-5528Special Litigation Section, 514-6255Voting Section, 307-2767Office of Complaint Adjudication, Complaint Adjudication Officer, 514-0545Top of PageCOMMUNITY RELATIONS SERVICE (CRS)Director, 305-2935Admin. Asst. to the Director, 305-2934Associate Director, 305-2950Special Assistant to the Director, 305-3001Top of PageCRIMINAL DIVISION (CRM)Assistant Attorney General, 514-2601Chief of Staff, 514-2601Office of Administration, Executive Officer, 514-2641Counselor to the Assistant Attorney General, 514-2601Office of Policy and Legislation, Director, 514-4193Deputy Assistant Attorney General, 514-2601Office of International Affairs, Director, 514-0000International Training and Development Programs (ITDP), Chief, 305-8190International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Programs, Director, 305-8190Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development Assistance and Training (OPDAT), Director, 514-1323Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General, 514-2601Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, Chief, 514-3594Office of Enforcement Operations, Director, 514-6809Public Integrity Section, Chief, 514-1412Deputy Assistant Attorney General, 514-2601Counterterrorism Section, Chief, 514-0849Fraud Section, Chief, 514-7023Appellate Section, Chief, 514-2611Domestic Security Section, Chief, 616-5731Capital Case Unit, Chief, 353-7172Deputy Assitant Attorney General, 514-2601Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, Chief, 514-1026Child Exploitation & Obscenity Section, Chief, 514-5780Office of Special Investigations, Director, 616-2492Deputy Assistant Attorney General, 514-2601Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section, Chief, 514-1263Narcotic and Dangerous Drug Section, Chief, 514-0917Executive Office for Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces, Director, 514-2073Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General, 514-2601Sr. Counsel to the Deputy Assistant Attorney General for International Policy, 514-0020Top of PageDRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION (DEA)Administrator, 307-8000Executive Assistant to the Administrator, 307-8003Deputy Administrator, 307-7345Executive Assistant to the Deputy Administrator, 307-8770Executive Policy & Strategic Planning Staff, 307-7420Office of Congressional and Public Affairs, 307-7363Congressional Affairs Section, 307-7423Public Affairs Section, 307-7977Information Services Staff, 307-7967Demand Reduction Section, 307-7936Office of Administrative Law Judges, 307-8188Office of the Chief Counsel, 307-7322Operational Law, Deputy Chief, 307-8020Litigation & Policy, Deputy Chief, 307-8020Discovery Processing Staff, 307-8113Administrative Law Section, 307-8040Civil Litigation Section, 307-8085Diversion/Registration Policy Section, 307-8010Diversion/Registration Litigation Section, 307-8010Domestic Criminal Law Section, 307-8030International Law Section, 307-8075Financial Management Division, Chief Financial Officer, 307-7330Office of Acquisition Management, Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-7777Policy and Transportation Section, 307-7808Acquisition Management Section, 307-7802Office of Resource Management, Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-4800Office of Finance, Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-7002Financial Operations Section, 307-7082Financial Reports and Systems Section, 307-7062Inspections Division, 307-7358Office of Professional Responsibility, 307-8235Associate Deputy Chief Inspector, 307-8235Office of Inspections, Deputy Chief Inspector, 307-8200Office of Security Programs, Deputy Chief Inspector, 307-4400Operations Division, Chief of Operations, 307-7340Office of Domestic Operations, 307-7927Caribbean & South American Section, 307-8331Dangerous Drugs & Chemicals Section, 307-7490Domestic Asset Forfeiture Section, 307-7635Domestic East Section, 307-5562Domestic Forfeiture Counsel Section, 307-7636Domestic West Section, 307-4780Financial Investigations Section, 307-8396Local Impact Section, 307-8918Tactical Enforcement Section, 307-8799Office of Operations Management, 307-4200Policy and Planning Section, 307-4211Operations Budget Section, 307-4218Special Operations Division, (703) 541-6705Deputy Special Agent in Charge, (703) 541-6735Assistant Special Agent in Charge, (703) 541-6715Latin America Section, (703) 541-6780Europe/Asia Section, (703) 541-6744Money Laundering Section, (703) 541-6733Southwest Border Section A, (703) 541-6711Southwest Border Section B, (703) 541-6755Southwest Border Section C, (703) 541-6657Special Projects Section, (703) 541-6771Office of Diversion Control, Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-7165Deputy Director, 307-7163Chemical Control Section, 307-7193Diversion Plan & Resource Section, 307-7197Drug & Chemical Evaluation Section, 307-7183Drug Operations Section, 307-7194Liaison and Policy Section, 307-7297Registration & Prog. Support Section, 307-4925Office of International Operations, 307-4233Deputy Chief, 307-4233Caribbean Section, 307-8331Central America Section, 307-7472Europe/Mid-East Section, 307-4252Far East Section, 307-7444Foreign Administrative Support Section, 307-7738South America Section, 307-8220Office of Aviation Operations, (817) 837-2000Intelligence Division, 307-3607Deputy Chief of Intelligence, 307-3607Office of Domestic Intelligence, 307-4294Domestic Intelligence Section A, 307-8070Domestic Intelligence Section B, 307-8796Office of International Intelligence, 307-8050International Investigative Support, 307-8431International Strategic Support, 307-8782Office of Special Intelligence, Deputy Chief, Special Intelligence, 307-3650Investigative Support Section, (703) 541-6765Operational Support Section, 307-3645Technical Support Section, 307-4872Office of Intelligence Policy & Management, Deputy Chief, 307-8748Management & Production Section, 307-7534Policy &Liaison Section, 353-9620El Paso Intelligence Center, Director, (915) 760-2011Information Management Section, (915) 760-2114Research & Analysis Section, (915) 760-2300Tactical Operations Section, (915) 760-2255Watch Operations Section, (915) 760-2221Operational Support Division, Assistant Administrator, 307-4730Office of Administration, Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-7708Administrative Operations Section, 307-5631Facilities and Finance Section, 307-7792Freedom of Information/Records Management Section, 307-7711Office of Forensic Sciences, Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-8866Associate Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-8868Hazardous Waste Disposal Section, 353-9644Laboratory Operations Section, 307-8880Laboratory Support Section, 307-8833Office of Investigative Technology, Deputy Assistant Administrator, (703) 495-6500Administrative Information Contact, (703) 495-6502Comm. & Polygraph Support Section, (703) 495-6520Surveillance Support Section, (703) 495-6575Telecom, Inter. & A/V Support Section, (703) 495-6550Office of Information Systems, Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-7454Information Resources Management Section, 307-9883Operations & Support Section, 307-9481Special Projects Section, 307-9896Systems Applications Section, 307-1797Human Resources Division, Assistant Administrator, 307-4680Career Board, Executive Secretary, 307-7349Board of Professional Conduct, 307-8980Equal Employment Opportunity Staff, 307-8888Office of Training, Special Agent-in-Charge, (703) 632-5010Domestic Training Section 1, (703) 632-5110Domestic Training Section 2, (703) 632-5310International Training Section, (703) 632-5329Office of Personnel, Deputy Assistant Administrator, 307-4000Deputy Personnel Officer, 307-4177Management & Employee Services Section, 307-4004Recruitment and Placement Section, 307-4055Top of PageENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION (ENRD)Assistant Attorney General, 514-2701Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General, 514-3370Executive Officer, 616-3147Top of PageEXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR IMMIGRATION REVIEW (EOIR)Director, 703 305-0169Deputy Director, 703 305-0169Associate Director/Chief of Staff, 703 305-0169Executive Secretariat, 703 305-0169Assistant Director/General Counsel, 703 305-0470Administration, Assistant Director, 703 305-1171Management Programs, Assistant Director, 703 305-0289Office of Legislative and Public Affairs, 703 305-0289Planning, Analysis, and Technology, Assistant Director, 703 605-0445Board of Immigration Appeals, Chairman, 703 305-1194Board of Immigration Appeals, Vice Chairman, 703 305-1194Board of Immigration Appeals, Clerk's Office, 703 605-1007Office of the Chief Immigration Judge, Chief, 703 305-1247Deputy Chief Immigration Judge, 703 305-1247Office of the Chief Administrative Hearing Officer, Chief, 703 305-0864Deputy Chief Administrative Hearing Officer, 703 305-0864Top of PageEXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS (EOUSA)Director, 514-2121Principal Deputy Director, 514-2121Principal Associate Director, 514-4506AGAC Liaison and United States Attorney's Manual, 514-4633Senior Counsel to the Director, 616-2128Office of Tribal Justice, Director, 514-8812LECC/Victim Witness Staff, Assistant Director, 616-6792Equal Employment Office, Assistant Director, 514-3982Employee Assistance Program, 514-1036Data Analysis Staff, Assistant Director, 616-6779Evaluation and Review Staff, Assistant Director, 616-6776General Counsel, 514-4024FOIA Unit, Assistant Director FOIA and Privacy, 616-6757Legal Programs, Deputy Director, 616-6444Resource Management and Planning, Deputy Director, 616-6886Assistant Director, Execution, 616-6886Assistant Director, Formulation, 616-6886Operations, Deputy Director, 616-6600Associate Director, 616-6600Security Programs Staff, Assistant Director, 616-6878Assistant Director, Facilities Management & Support Service, 616-6425Assistant Director, Personnel Management Staff, 616-6873Chief Information Officer, 616-6973Telecommunications & Technology Development, 616-6439Office Automation Staff, 616-6969Case Management Staff, 616-6919Office of Legal Education, (National Advocacy Center), Director, (803) 544-5100Top of PageEXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR UNITED STATES TRUSTEES (EOUST)Director, 307-1391Deputy Director, 307-1391Associate Director, 307-1391General Counsel, 307-1399Top of PageFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI)No information provided per FBITop of PageFEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS (BOP)1-888-317-8455 or 202-305-2500 -- General Information NumberDirector, 307-3250Administration, Assistant Director, 307-3123Community Corrections & Detention, Assistant Director, 514-8585Correctional Programs, Assistant Director, 307-3226General Counsel & Review, Assistant Director, 307-3062Health Services, Assistant Director, 307-3055Human Resource Management, Assistant Director, 307-3082Industries, Education, and Vocational Training, Assistant Director, 305-3500Information, Policy, & Public Affairs, Assistant Director, 514-6537National Institute of Corrections, Director, 307-3106 (101)Mid-Atlantic Region, Regional Director, (301) 317-3100North Central Region, Regional Director, (913) 621-3939Northeast Region, Regional Director, (215) 521-7300South Central Region, Regional Director, (214) 224-3389Southeast Region, Regional Director, (678) 686-1200Western Region, Regional Director, (925) 803-4700Top of PageFOREIGN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT COMMISSION (FCSC)Chairman, 616-6975Chief Counsel, 616-6975Administrative Officer, 616-6975Top of PageINTERPOL-U.S. National Central Bureau(International Criminal Police Organization)Chief, 616-9000Deputy Chief, 616-9000Information Resources Manager, 616-9000Top of PageJUSTICE MANAGEMENT DIVISION (JMD)Assistant Attorney General for Administration, 514-3101Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Controller, 514-1843Appropriation Liaison Officer, 514-1843Asset Forfeiture Management Staff, Director, 616-8000Budget Staff, Director, 514-4082Debt Collection Management, Director, 514-5343Finance Staff, Director, 616-5800Procurement Services Staff, Director, 307-2000Unified Financial Management System, Deputy Program Manager, 514-9215Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Human Resources/Administration, 514-5501Consolidated Executive Office, Director, 514-5537DOJ Executive Secretariat, Director, 514-2063Equal Employment Opportunity Staff, Director, 616-4800Facilities and Administrative Services Staff, Director, 616-2948Library Staff, Director, 514-2133Office of Attorney Recruitment and Management, Director, 514-8900Personnel Staff, Director, 532-4001Security and Emergency Planning Staff, Director, 514-2094Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Information Resources Management, 514-0507E-Government Services Staff, Director, 305-4568Enterprise Solutions Staff, Director, 305-9635IT Security Staff, Director, 514-4292Operations Services Staff, Director, 514-3404Policy and Planning Staff, Director, 514-1759Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Policy, Management and Planning, 514-3101Audit Liaison Office, Director, 514-0469Department Ethics Office, Director, 514-8196General Counsel, 514-3452Management and Planning Staff, Director, 307-1800Office of Records Management Policy, Director, 514-3528Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization, Director, 616-0521Senior Procurement Executive, 514-1843Procurement Policy, 616-3758Top of PageNATIONAL DRUG INTELLIGENCE CENTER (NDIC)General Inquiries, (814) 532-4601Liaison Office, (703) 556-8970Director, (814) 532-4607Deputy Director, (814) 532-4978Intelligence Division, Assistant Director, (814) 532-4036Document Exploitation Division, Assistant Director, (814) 532-4515Intelligence Support Division, Assistant Director, (814) 532-4579email: NDIC@usdoj.govTop of PageNATIONAL SECURITY DIVISIONAssistant Attorney General, 514-1057Chief of StaffDeputy Assistant Attorney General for Counterterrorism and CounterespionageActing Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Operations and Intelligence OversightDeputy Assistant Attorney General for Law and PolicyCounsel to the Assistant Attorney GeneralCounsel to the Assistant Attorney GeneralCounsel to the Assistant Attorney GeneralDeputy Chief of StaffTop of PageOFFICE OF ATTORNEY RECRUITMENT AND MANAGEMENT (OARM)General Inquiries, 514-3397 or 514-1175Director, 514-8900Deputy Director, Hiring Policies and Procedures, Discipline, 514-1101Deputy Director, Legal Recruitment, 514-8902Attorney General's Honor Program/Summer Law Intern Program, 514-8902Assistant Director, Law Student Intern/Law Student Volunteer Programs, 514-8904Assistant Director, Lateral Attorney Recruitment, 514-6429Voice-tree re legal employment programs and other OARM services (24-hour recording), 514-3396Top of PageOFFICE OF COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING SERVICES (COPS)Director, 616-2888Officer Manager, 616-2888Deputy Director for Community Policing Development, 514-5793Special Assistant, 514-5793Administrative Assistant, 514-5793Chief of Staff, 514-6363Special Assistant, 616-9418Administrative Assistant, 514-6363Deputy Director for Management, 616-8122General Counsel, 514-3750Administrative Assistant, 514-3750Assistant Director, Grants Administration, 616-3031Regional Supervisor, Grants Region 1, 616-9767Regional Supervisor, Grants Region 2, 616-3645Regional Supervisor, Grants Region 3, 616-1902Regional Supervisor, Grants Region 4, 616-2886Assistant Director, Policy Support & Evaluation, 514-2301Assistant Director, Training and Technical Assistance, 514-5786Assistant Director, Congressional Relations/Intergov/Public Liaison, 514-9079Assistant Director, Communications, 616-1728Assistant Director, Monitoring and Compliance, 616-9419Assistant Director, Administration, 305-3893DOJ Response Center (1-800-421-6770), 307-1480Top of PageOFFICE OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ODR)Senior Counsel, 616-9471Deputy Senior Counsel, 305-4439Top of PageOFFICE OF INFORMATION POLICY (OIP)Director, 514-3642Deputy Director, 514-3642Associate Director, 514-3642Top of PageOFFICE OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL AND PUBLIC LIAISON (OIPL)Director and Advisor to the Attorney General, 514-3465Deputy Director, 514-3465Associate Director, 514-3465Assistant Director, 514-3465Top of PageOFFICE OF JUSTICE PROGRAMS (OJP)Assistant Attorney General, 307-3813Deputy Assistant Attorney General, 307-6348Bureau of Justice Assistance, 616-6500Bureau of Justice Statistics, 307-0765Community Capacity Development Office, 616-1152Equal Employment Opportunity, 307-6013FOIA Requestor Service Center, 307-6235Grants Customer Service Center, 1-800-458-0786 (TTY: 616-3867)Grants Management System (GMS) Help Desk, 514-2024Human Resources, 307-0730National Criminal Justice Reference Service, Local Number (301) 519-5500National Institute of Justice, 307-2942Office for Civil Rights, 307-0623Office for Victims of Crime, 307-5983Office of Administration, 307-0087Office of Communications, 307-0703Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 307-5911Office of Sex Offender Sentencing, Monitoring, Apprehending, Registering, and Tracking (SMART), 514-4689Office of the Chief Financial Officer, 307-0623Office of the Chief Information Officer, 305-9071Office of the General Counsel, 307-6235OJP Help Desk, 307-0627Top of PageOFFICE OF LEGAL COUNSEL (OLC)Assistant Attorney General, 514-2051Senior Counsel, 514-2027Chief of Staff, 305-9250Top of PageOFFICE OF LEGAL POLICY (OLP)Assistant Attorney General, 514-4601Special Assistant, 514-4601Senior Policy Analyst, 514-3592Top of PageOFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS (OLA)Assistant Attorney General, 514-2141Special Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General, 514-1653Top of PageOFFICE OF PRIVACY AND CIVIL LIBERTIES (OPCL)Director, 514-0208General Counsel, 514-0208Senior Counsel for E-Government, 514-0208Top of PageOFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY (OPR)Counsel, 514-3365Deputy Counsel, 514-3365Associate Counsel, 514-3365Executive Officer, 514-3365Top of PageOFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS (PAO)Director, 616-2777Top of PageOFFICE OF THE DOJ EXECUTIVE SECRETARIATDirector, 514-2063Records Requests/Inquiries, 5l4-2063Top of PageOFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL (OIG)Inspector General, 514-3435Deputy Inspector General, 514-3435Counselor to the Inspector General, 616-0542Senior Counselor to the Inspector General, 616-0147General Counsel, 616-0644Assistant Inspector General for Oversight & Review, 616-0645Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Oversight & Review, 616-0645Associate Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Oversight & Review, 616-0645Assistant Inspector General for Audit, 616-4633Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit, 616-4633Assistant Inspector General for Investigations, 616-4760Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations, 616-4760Assistant Inspector General for Evaluation & Inspections, 616-4600Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Evaluation & Inspections, 353-2067Assistant Inspector General for Management & Planning, 616-4550Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Management & Planning, 616-4550Toll Free IG HOTLINE, 1-800-869-4499Top of PageOFFICE OF THE PARDON ATTORNEY (OPA)Pardon Attorney, 616-6070Deputy Pardon Attorney, 616-6070Executive Officer, 616-6070Top of PageOFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR GENERAL (OSG)Solicitor General, 514-2201Deputy Principal Solicitor General, 514-2206Case Management Section, 514-2217Research and Publications Unit, 514-3914Top of PageOFFICE OF TRIBAL JUSTICE (OTJ)http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij/about/phone-directory.htmDirector, 514-8812Deputy Director, 514-8812Top of Pagehttp://www.usdoj.gov/dojofficials.htm#otjOFFICE ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (OVW)Director, 307-0728Deputy Director, 307-3913Chief of Staff, 307-0466Top of PagePROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY ADVISORY OFFICE (PRAO)Director, 514-0458Top of PageTAX DIVISION (TAX)Assistant Attorney General, 514-2901Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Policy and Planning, 514-8665Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Criminal Matters, 514-2915Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Civil Matters, 514-5109Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Review and Appellate, 514-2901Senior Legislative Counsel, 307-6419Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General, 307-6559Counsel to the Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Civil Matters, 514-6636Counsel to the Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Criminal Matters, 514-5113Appellate Section, Chief, 514-3361Criminal Enforcement SectionNorthern Region, Chief, 514-0003Southern Region, Chief, 514-4334Western Region, Chief, 514-5762Criminal Appeals and Tax Enforcement Policy Section, Chief, 514-3011Civil Trial SectionCentral Region, Chief, 514-6502Eastern Region, Chief, 307-6426Northern Region, Chief, 307-6533Southern Region, Chief, 514-5905Southwestern Region, Chief, (214) 880-9725Western Region, Chief, 307-6413Court of Federal Claims Section, Chief, 307-6440Office of Review, Chief, 307-6567Executive Officer, 616-0010Top of PageUNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE (USMS)Director, Office of the Director, 307-9001Office of the Deputy Director, 307-9005Equal Employment Opportunity Officer, 307-9048Financial Services Division, Assistant Director, 307-9193Investigative Operations Division, Assistant Director, 307-9707Judicial Security Division, Assistant Director, 307-9500Prisoner Operations Division, Assistant Director, 307-5100Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation System (JPATS), Assistant Director, (816) 467-1900Office of the General Counsel, General Counsel, 307-9054Management Support Division, Assistant Director, 307-9011Office of Communication, Assistant Director, 307-9105Human Resources Division, Assistant Director, 307-9625Top of PageUNITED STATES PAROLE COMMISSION (USPC)Chairman, (301) 492-5917Vice Chairman, (301) 491-5917Commissioner, (301) 492-5968Phone Directory(All phone numbers have area code 202 unless otherwise indicated.)* Office of the Director* Office of Research and Evaluation* Office of Science and TechnologyOffice of the DirectorName Title PhoneKristina Rose Acting Director 307-2942Thom Feucht Executive Science Advisor 307-2949Phelan Wyrick Senior Technology Advisor (on detail) 353-9254Cheryl Crawford Watson Human Subjects Protection Compliance Officer 514-6210Joel Hunt Graduate Research Assistant 616-8111Demetrice Bess Executive Assistant to the Director 305-1627Allison Brooks Research Assistant 305-7748Yolanda Curtis Special Assistant to the Acting Director 305-2554Planning, Budget, Management and Administration DivisionDiane Hughes Chief 305-9960Portia Graham Deputy Chief (NIJ Budget Officer) 307-2964Sherran Thomas Senior R&D Procurement Specialist 616-4577Dionne Mitchell Grant Manager (Audit Liaison/ Performance Measurement) 305-9003Julian Carpentier Program Analyst 305-1710Louise Loften Grant Manager 307-2965Audrey Blankenship Grant Technician 616-3675Margaret Battle Grant Technician 616-1847Bailey Yeager Program Support Specialist (contractor) 307-3204Peg Hasker NIJ Receptionist 307-2942Dina Abercrombie Deputy Program Management (contractor) 305-2131Communications DivisionJolene Hernon Chief 307-1464Lee Mockensturm Web Content Manager 305-4220Doris Wells Writer/Editor 305-9080Nancy Ritter Writer/Editor 307-0460Philip Bulman Writer/Editor 305-0888Melissa Marmer Cohen Marketing and Dissemination Specialist (contractor) 514-2887Jen Walsh Managing Editor NIJ Journal (contractor) 307-3516Sarah Berson Communications Assistant (contractor) 305-1217International CenterEd Zedlewski Chief 307-2953Karen Stern Social Science Analyst 514-9395John Picarelli Social Science Analyst 307-3213Lisa Russell International Networking Liaison (contractor) 514-1418Office of Research and EvaluationName Title PhoneMargaret Zahn Acting Deputy Director 616-8911Angela Moore Associate Deputy Director for Research and Evaluation 307-0145Natasha Kenon Secretary 514-8036Justice Systems Research DivisionNancy Merritt Chief 305-8748Marlene Beckman Senior Program Analyst (on detail) 616-3562Laurie Bright Senior Social Science Analyst 616-3624Marie Garcia Social Science Analyst 514-7128Marilyn Moses Social Science Analyst 514-6205Linda Truitt Senior Social Science Analyst 353-9081Violence and Victimization Research DivisionBernie Auchter Acting Chief 307-0154Christine Crossland Senior Social Science Analyst 616-5166Bethany Backes Social Science Analyst 305-4419Karen Bachar Social Science Analyst 514-4403Carrie Mulford Social Science Analyst 307-2959Summer Acevedo Research Assistant 305-2049Kelly Moult Research Assistant 667-0679Jaclyn Smith Research Assistant 514-9206Crime Control and Prevention Research DivisionWinifred Reed Chief 307-2952Katharine Browning Senior Social Science Analyst 616-4786Patrick Clark Senior Social Science Analyst 353-9482Brett Chapman Social Science Analyst 514-2187Cathy Girouard Social Science Analyst 353-9244Ron Wilson Social Science Analyst 305-8711Louis Tuthill Social Science Analyst 307-1015Joshua Chanin Research Assistant 307-3019Deshonna Collier-Goubil Research Assistant 616-8140Tim Brown Research Associate (contractor) 305-9929Office of Science and TechnologyName Title PhoneJohn Morgan Deputy Director for Science and Technology 305-0995Chris Tillery Associate Deputy Director for Science and Technology 305-9829Operational Technologies DivisionMarc Caplan Chief 307-2956Dave Hart Deputy Chief 514-0993Debra Stoe Physical Scientist 616-7036Joe Cecconi General Engineer 305-7959Mike O'Shea Program Manager 305-7954Brian Montgomery Physical Scientist 353-9786Jack Harne Physical Scientist 616-2911Cassy Robinson Visiting Scientist (contractor) 305-2596Vanessa Castellanos Program Support Analyst (contractor) 353-3182Tamara Johnson Subject Matter Expert (contractor) 307-0774DiJon Jones Subject Matter Expert (contractor) 353-9752Information and Sensor Technology DivisionWilliam Ford Chief 353-9768Joseph Heaps Deputy Chief 305-1554Martin Novak Physical Scientist 616-0630Frances Scott Physical Scientist 305-9950Mike Bottner Program Operations Specialist 514-0686Tommy Sexton Senior Advisor for Law Enforcement (contractor) 514-5370Stephaine Goad Program Management Specialist (contractor) 353-3929Cheryl Reid Subject Matter Expert (contractor) 353-2602Steve Tran Program Management Specialist (contractor) 307-2113Investigative and Forensic Sciences DivisionMike Sheppo Chief 353-3756Lois A. Tully Deputy Chief 307-0694Betty Spehr Secretary (contractor) 305-9028Mark Nelson Senior Program Manager 616-1960Charles Heurich Physical Scientist 616-9264Alan Spanbauer Physical Scientist 305-2436Minh Nguyen Physical Scientist 305-2664Patricia Kashtan Program Operations Specialist 353-1856Brenda Worthington Program Operations Specialist 305-7844Mike Noblett Senior Scientst/Engineer (contractor) 353-1879Andrew Louden Scientist/Engineer (contractor) 514-5729Lauren Chapman Scientist/Engineer (contractor) 353-2541Danielle McLeod-Henning Subject Matter Expert (contractor) 353-3812Danielle Weiss Senior Forensic Analyst (contractor) 353-8631Robin Jones Senior Forensic Analyst (contractor) 353-2436Dawn Leary Forensic Analyst (contractor) 305-1164Back to Contact Us.Read more…
Declassified US Dept of the Army-Freedom of Information Act Dec 13th 2006 Torture of the WorldDeclassified US Army microwave hearing effect, Frey Effect, artificial telepethay/ and or weapn that causes Hypnosishttp://community.mae.pennnet.com/forum/attachment/download?id=2108638%3AUploadedFi58%3A5221http://community.mae.pennnet.com/forum/attachment/download?id=2108638%3AUploadedFi58%3A5221My Sister Patricia Anne Angell White has been tortured by this since 1979 for exposing Velsicol Toxic waste dump in Marshall Illinois ofHexa Chloro Cyclo Pentadiene and the cover up of the deaths in this town. My sister is fully controlled and tortured and has been tortued beyond belief in Fort Myers Florida by this. She had dental work done and the tooth was split even more to cause pain torture
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When I get about 3 blocks from my home coming home, I'm given deep and terrible head pain that lasts the rest of the night, some signal I guess that I shouldn't be here. It starts terribly in my car and then seeps over into the house. They've been sexually attacking me lately, the arousal is too much, even after church on Sunday night.I'm going on vacation on Tuesday, friends, to Memphis, TN, with my kids. I'm really looking forward to this. I hope for pain free days and nights with little arousal or tampering. I appreciate the prayers and thoughts for the kids and me, thank you.Sheri
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I am hoping someone out has a suggestion on what to do once you have found out one of your neighbors is bombarding you with weapons . Aside from going over there and putting them out of their misery.. I recently got some great pictures of my computer screen showing that my I.P. address is coming from an address some 6 or 7 miles away . i used WEI_FI. which checks the location of your computer's IP it showed my name jhavluck and it was no where near my residence and the IP should be in my boyfriends name as i have nothing in my name ..i even have pics of task manager showing no users and no internet yet i am on the internet. too many pics to even mention Any ideas of who i should send them too or contact about them when i talked to Comcast they said someone else must have the same name but, when i told her havluck is a rare family name and i know everyone with the havluck name she said she didn't know then how she could help me??? what next?leave me some kind of ideas please.
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7. Jän. 2008 22:31MK Ultra ThangFree us Martin Luther King from that MK ultra thang..Where you are are now in heaven above,You know we are not free you know we need loveThe thing that has us trapped has always had us strapped,It is called slavery and it just ain't a maybe..The ones that are a fallin are stumbling and a crawling...To the inner cities they find no peace of mind..In the fields of farms we have no shields from harm.It is the MK ultra that has spoiled us tota..llyWe seek freedom of speech, freedom to protest..Our rights is guaranteed by the one that rode the steed...Paul Revere rode to warn us bout a toad..A man that was called King George took away our forge..Where we blacksmithed freedom is where we shall free them.."United we stand divided we fall"To the people we do call, a signal to us allTo sit idle and lay back.. will cause them to attack..Our sons our daughters, they do seek.. to take away the meek...Mind controlled to fight amongst ourselves,Poisoned with drugs to turning people into thugs,God is on our side, and to that we all do ride..Into the written word and wit we shall seek God's advice to knitA web of freedom we shall weave where all are released from the sieve.. shaken loose from the noose and given the rightsfree from Abuse..Ron AngellPacifist... and believer in the Constitution.. 1/27/2008
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27. Jän. 2008 22:31MK Ultra ThangFree us Martin Luther King from that MK ultra thang..Where you are are now in heaven above,You know we are not free you know we need loveThe thing that has us trapped has always had us strapped,It is called slavery and it just aint a maybe..The ones that are a fallin are stumbling and a crawling...To the inner cities they find no peace of mind..It is the MK ultra that has spoiled us tota..llyWe seek freedom of speech, freedom to protest..Our rights is guaranteed by the one that rode the steed...Paul Revere rode to warn us bout a toad..A man that was called King George took away our forge..Where we blacksmithed freedom is where we shall free them..To the people we do call, a signal to us allTo sit idle and lay back.. will cause them to attack..Out sons our daughters, they do seek.. to take away the meek...God is on our side, and to that we all do ride..Into the written word and wit we shall seek God's advice to knitA web of freedom we shall weave where all are released from the sieve.. shaken loose from the noose and given the rightsfree from Abuse..(c)Ron AngellPacifist... and believer in the Constitution.. 1/27/2008
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Please go here for updated torture account.Adapted from my blog:http://chip-implanted-mc-victim.blogspot.comMC Victim ProfileI am a chip-implanted mind-control victim(Singapore) who have been constantly harrassed since 2006 after the "accidental death" of my Industrial attachment in a government defence company,DSO National Laboratory,in which i was condemned to take "medicine" for the rest of my life for many kinds of diseases like AIDS,amnesia,schizoprenia,ADHD,PSTD,Pakinsan's disease,reading disability,learning disability,"blindness"(cannot see),whatever types of diseases or illness you can name of,I was being rumoured to have or "diagnosed of"(believe to have illegally forged self report).Realized that it was actually a conspiracy probably to use me as slaves in the name of religious purposes,charity organisations ,mental health institute,"experiments","personality changes","election","nation building","investigation","nation security","you are a God","common purposes conspiracy","psyops warfare experiments subjects",assasination attempt to cover up crimes and many many others committed by these evil liars/criminals.Only realized that i was chip-implanted and the perpetrators can actually remotely read my mind from a distance just a few months ago, when a perpetrator tries to "threathen me" for their purposes.They have psychologically abused me not only at home but public places as well.Public PlacesThese perpetrators have tried to torture me in many many ways even in public places.Perpetrators are everywhere on the streets,all stationed at almost every streets and corners in my country waiting for me.They would show me some kinds of weird hand signals like numbers 4,6,8,1,2,5,finger pointing up,pointing down.Constant verbal abuses by these perpetrators are very often.They normally come together with hundreds of people,including young children,adults,elderly,students and people from all walks of life and professions.They will take turns to follow me in wherever i go be it,shopping centres, buses or trains.They will come into the train that i board in hundreds.They will send me suicide,sublimal messages whenever they walk past me.I was seemed to be under the "monarch mind-control/MKULTRA project" which i had read somewhere.Home AbuseAt home,my "robot family members" will also often mumble some weird mouth and hand signals in front of me purposely in sychronization with "TV Talking","neighbours who try to produce loud thug noises directly above my room","deliberate car bangings near my neighbourhood which is full of carpark".Weird telephone rings picked up by my "family members" with common words "embedded in their conversations with the same words as mentioned above" are almost an everyday thing.I have experienced tons and tons of psychological abuse by "my family members" whereby they always give me all sorts of "stupid contradicting advices" which they themselves do not even know,showing "hot" and "cold" emotions in different time intervals.Sometimes they will force me to watch the "tv programs that actually talks to me" and then add in some "fully planned conversations" so as to manipulate me.Whenever , I try to contact similiar victims in the internet whereby it was secretly monitored by those "invisble perpetrators",the next moment they will call up a group of people including strangers to my house for their "verbal abuse session".There will be many attempts to force me to go and "pray to the god".There are also many attempts by my family to tamper with my things while i was asleep or while i was out.Frequent deliberate tampering of my computer and belongings are also not a rare phenonemon.TV media and newspapersI realized that the TV is actually "talking to my mind" in 2008 as mentioned earlier on after a death threat from a "staged perpetrator".The TV can instantly reply me in whatever my mind is thinking.When i try to capture the TV program with my Camcorder,it stops immediately.At that point of time, I can be100% sure that the TV is actually "talking to me".Sometimes the TV show even "tell me what i am wearing" as soon as i reach home.Deliberate Sirens,banging of car doors and people screamingLate at night, sometimes there will be people screaming with a very high-pitch sound which seem like a "woman voice" with verbal abuse or insulting message.In the past, ambulance or police sirens will come following a death threat,abuse that come from nearby passerbys.Invisible voices out of nowhereInvisible voices suspected that come from the v2k technology often comes in while i was working on my computer or when i try to sleep at night.They have tried to deprive me of sleeps for countless nights but lately do not know why i was being put into a "curfew of 12pm ligths off policy".Lately,I can even hear these "invisible voices" at public places and shopping centres.
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The media stalks children. Especially children who star on reality t.v. shows, because American wants to see these kids at their leisure, and not when they are acting, but to see them as they are, so much so that their parents are revealed of everything that they might want to keep private.Private? I think it was George Bush who took away all of our privacy, and he certainly indirectly ushered in an era of reality television that would eventually know no boundaries, and now, I wonder, will it finally implode upon itself and end by going to far?The media has seen my children naked, and some have suggested this is ultimate pornography that they are taking part in, but they will never come forward and admit what their eyes have seen. They have also seen me naked, going to the bathroom, taking a shower, having sex, dining out, making dinner, going to movies, etc. The media has since gone way to far with targeted individuals and I think many times they forget that they can’t do this stuff with average citizens like Jon and Kate and their kids. They forget that we all cherish our privacy.I haven’t had a moment alone to myself in 15 years. Neither, likely, have my children. And what does the media do? They blame me for this, the same way that the media likes to blame Jon for supposedly inviting people here. The media will blame anyone but themselves, they are incorrigible, and insufferable. The media are not real, and the people they exploit, are. Funny.
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What I told my psychiatrist, "Yeah, I need help with anger management...the truth is, I'm not angry enough."We need soldiers here people!We need people who have been butchered so long and so thoroughly that they can't even think straight anymore!We need to fight!There is no rational way to talk about being tortured!Fight on! Fight on!
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From my personal experience with electronic torture, the first thought I had of it, the first I knew that it even existed and could be done, was when I emailed EducateYourself.com and the editor, Ken Adachi, emailed me back, "Are you experiencing electronic torture?" And then very soon after, I did.Many times during this long trial of terrible pain, weeks I had it, if my mind went toward that thought of torture, more torture would happen. There were many other things attached to my thoughts and feelings, but torture was one of them that was drawn up through thought. It isn't consistent though, other times, other weapons are used beyond the mental perception.This is a very dangerous thing to tell others because others will say then its your schizophrenic mind playing tricks on you, you are actually causing the majority of your pain through your own dwelling on the power they have over you and the infliction is based upon your enlightenment that it actually exists and is happening.Lately, I'm finding day upon day of terrible head pain, (some?) most of which is alleviated through reading books and not thinking about the pain, not dwelling on it, engaging in activities, purposefully forgetting about what I am going through, and then the effects are not nearly as bad. Its very difficult to do when the pain is so excruciating, and it doesn't always work, but its something we can all try.
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HUMAN PERFORMANCE-The Dept of Defense Jason Program, the NON profit Mitre corp, Lehman Brothers mind control
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The Mitre Corp HUMAN PERFORMANCEEvidence of TortureEvidence of TorturePlease look at the Document (Human Performance) Human.pdf That is the Mitre Corporation. The Chairman of the Board of the Mitre corp as well as formerly being in the US DoD Defense dept as well as being on the board of directors of Lehman Brothers is Dr. James R. Schlesingerhttp://www.mitre.org/about/trustees.htmlChairmanBoard Member Since 1985Dr. James R. Schlesinger currently divides his time between MITRE, where he serves as chairman of the board, and the investment banking firm of Barclays Capital, where he serves as senior advisor. He is also a consultant to the Departments of Defense and State, and a member of the Defense Policy Board and the International Security Advisory Board.Dr. Schlesinger is a fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration and a member of the American Academy of Diplomacy. He is a director for Evergreen Energy and Sandia National Corporation. He is also a counselor and trustee of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a trustee of the Atlantic Council, the Nixon Center, the National Cryptologic Museum Foundation, the Center for Global Energy Studies, and the Henry M. Jackson Foundation.Google The Dept of Defense Jason Program. The 60 or so members have formed the Mitre Corporation based out of McLean VA as well as a Fusion Center and mind control center outside of Boston. http://www.mitre.orgEvidence of TortureEvidence of TortureRead more…
