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Jo Humphreys 01/10/2009 3:06:00 AM
Rosenbaum's research is invalid and careless.
He is not doing it for the sake of mankind but for his own academic kudos and ego.
The terror and physical pain experienced by the animals as well as continual torture of being alone and caged will be an endless hell.
I have no pity for Rosenbaum and hope the animal liberators continue to follow him.
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ASHLEY STETSON: �A YOUNG ELLA�
June 17, 2008 -- Glendale -- Ashley Stetson will perform with her band at the Left Coast Wine Bar and Art Gallery in Glendale on June 26, 2008 from 7 to 10 p.m.
�She�s an amazing young singer,� says Iliana Rose, musical director of the Left Coast Wine Bar, a new jazz spot in Glendale, �Everyone is calling her �a young Ella�. �
Ashley, a student at the Champs Charter School of the Performing Arts in Van Nuys, sings the standards that Ella Fitzgerald made famous, but she also mixes pop tunes into her sets so that, she says, �you get the old with the new. We go from �Ain�t Misbehavin'�� to the Moldy Peaches.�
Her manager, Carolyn Studer, says that Ashley is singing a lot of jazz and blues right now, but she is exploring all genres of music. �Whatever she sings, she has a gorgeous voice, and it�s great to be working with her,� Ms. Studer said.
In addition to performing in the clubs this summer, Ashley is fulfilling the community service requirement at her school by singing in rest homes and retirement communities. She is scheduled to entertain the residents at the Park Garden Balboa in Van Nuys in early July.
How did she get her start?
Ashley says that when she was 9, � a woman heard me singing to my friend in a restaurant, and she pulled my mother aside, told her that she loved my voice, and practically insisted that my Mom take me to a voice teacher she knew. I ended up studying with Howard McCrary, who inspired me a lot musically, and during that time I recorded for Vertex Records, and worked on a Disney project, and on a project with Michael Jackson.�
Most recently Miss Stetson performed with the grammy-nominated Big Band arranger, Chris Walden.
Ashley says that this summer she will be writing her own music and doing some recording.
�I�m on a path of discovery,� she says, �I�m following my dream.�
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nazila nliberation 02/17/2008 9:14:00 AM
i really hope the researchers read this comment:
i wish the animal torturers no peace, no happiness, and i wish them all the pain they are causing the innocent animals. thanks to all the brave people such as Dr.valasak that have no fear of any human being and stand up for the voiceless. the only thing we should fear is our conscience that we have to live with. thanks to all the angels that are in the form of animal rights activists.
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Mike Vee 02/08/2008 2:31:00 AM
I think that researchers should be scared. What they do is evil and perverted.
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marcel idels 09/14/2007 4:59:00 AM
A Tale of Two Hispanics:
The Chupacabra and The Saintly Don Juan
Rod Coronado v. Alberto Gonzales
About the only thing that Rod Coronado and Alberto Gonzales have in common is a few Mexican ancestors.
Gonzales almost single-handedly has ruined the Justice Department, shredded the US Constitution and done irreparable harm to the image of the United States � this sounds like treason and I am sure there are a few more crimes hiding in Gonzales� closet. Rod Coronado has been a model citizen since 1992.
Is it ironic that the US Justice Department is in chaos at the same time that it is trying to send a retired activists to prison for five years for talking? No it�s not irony it�s a human tragedy and a great example of the state of America.
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales was either the Inspector Clouseau of the Bush administration -- a man who couldn't put one foot in front of the other without stumbling -- or a cunning political operative who did President Bush's bidding, no questions asked.
Before his disgraceful resignation Gonzales had been busy officially breaking national and international law, lying to the public and Congress and prosecuting the wrong people for the wrong things. He is still under investigation by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
When you bring the Justice Department into low repute," says Philip Heymann, a Harvard law professor who served as head of Justice's Criminal Division in the Carter administration, "you sacrifice morale."
I would add morality and justice too.
When Monica Goodling, the senior official at Justice who helped choreograph the crooked firings of the eight federal prosecutors resigned, she wrote to Gonzales of her hope that God would "bless him richly" as he continued to hang on to the job of the nation's top lawyer.
Goodling is an alum of Regent University School of Law, a Christian institution founded by televangelist Pat Robertson which is ranked by U.S. News and World Report as the 136th-best law school in the nation.
In 2002, then-Attorney General John Ashcroft, who led prayer meetings at the Justice Department, changed the hiring rules at the Department to make it easier for ideological candidates with unimpressive academic credentials to be selected to serve as career lawyers. Our government, our Justice Department, no longer seeks the best and the brightest from our nation's law schools. Instead, it allows itself to be overrun with fourth-rate lawyers whose political views and loyalties are convenient and useful to implementing the administration's policies.
From 2001 to 2005, Gonzales served in the Bush Administration as White House Counsel. Gonzales was instrumental in the most controversial policies of the Bush administration: the USA PATRIOT Act, the use of secret military tribunals, the practices of torture preferred by GW Bush, and finally the politically motivated firings of eight United States Attorneys which led to threats of impeachment, claims of perjury and ultimately his resignation. He is lucky to have a cush lobbying job rather than a room in prison in Cuba, Afghanistan or Folsom.
Rodney Adam Coronado is an American eco-anarchist and animal rights activist who has been convicted of arson, conspiracy and other crimes in connection with his activism but now advocates non-violent action. He is a former activist for the Animal Liberation Front(ALF) and a once unoffical spokesperson for the Earth Liberation Front (ELF). He is also a former crew member of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and was a member of the editorial collective of the Earth First! Journal.
A former proponent of the use of direct action to end what he sees as cruelty to animals and destruction of the environment, Coronado was jailed in 1995 in connection with an arson attack on research facilities at Michigan State University. The incident caused $125,000 worth of damage.
In 2006, while serving seven months for felony conspiracy to disrupt a Mountain Lion hunt, Coronado expressed a change in his personal philosophy inspired by fatherhood. In an open letter, he wrote, "Don't ask me how to burn down a building. Ask me how to grow watermelons or how to explain nature to a child," explaining that he wants "not [to] be remembered as a man of destruction but a human believer in peace and love for all."
He announced his commitment to social change through non-destructive means. Citing his desire to raise his young son without teaching him that "violence is a necessary evil", Coronado expressed hope that others in the earth and animal liberation movements would consider more "peaceful" methods:
In February 2006, Coronado was arrested on a felony charge of demonstrating the use of a destructive device at a speech he gave three years earlier in San Diego.
The prosecutors claim they only have to prove that Coronado intended to incite people to commit violent crimes. They hope to show that everything he said or did as an activist is proof of his intent.
Besides the fact that Coronado has changed and wishes to retire � which would remove his future threat to the public - he also did not teach how to commit a violent crime. He only answered a question about how he used a jug of gasoline to burn a building in 1992, a crime that he has already served time for.
But the biggest flaw in the prosecution�s case is that the intent of the law was to stop dangerous people from harming the public � to stop a clear and present danger. In the entire history of ALF, ELF and Earth First! no one has ever been harmed except the activists. When doing direct action these groups take great pains and great risks to ensure that no one and not even one snake or pet is harmed. Only if you believe that giant corporations deserve the same rights as average people can you twist the argument into suggesting that Coronado or any of the activist groups are a threat to anyone.
So, this case is flawed and a travesty of justice just as Alberto Gonzales was a travesty at Justice (The Department of �Bush�s Justice�).
Life is full of irony. A tragedy will ensue if Coronado is convicted and has to wait in prison for his easy victory on appeal.
NOTES
The Supreme Court has carved out three famous exceptions to free speech: the �fighting words� exception (Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire), the obscenity exception (Miller v. California), and the �clear and present danger� exception (Brandenburg v. Ohio).
For example, relic that it is, the 1940 �Smith Act�, which prohibits advocating the overthrow of a government of the United States, is still on the books. (See Smith Act, 18 U.S.C.A. � 2385.)
From 2001 to 2005, Gonzales served in the Bush Administration as White House Counsel.[1] Amid several controversies and allegations of perjury before Congress, on August 27, 2007 Gonzales announced his resignation as Attorney General, effective
The Executive Order 13233, drafted by Gonzales and issued by George W. Bush on November 1, 2001 shortly after the September 11, 2001 attacks, attempted to place limitations on the Freedom of Information Act by restricting access to the records of former presidents.
Gonzales authored a controversial memo in January of 2002 that explored whether Article III of the Geneva Convention applied to Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters captured in Afghanistan and held in detention facilities around the world, including Camp X-Ray in Guant�mo Bay, Cuba. The memo made several arguments both for and against providing Article III protection to Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters. He concluded that Article III was outdated and ill-suited for dealing with captured Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters. He described as "quaint" the provisions that require providing captured Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters "commissary privileges, scrip, athletic uniforms, and scientific instruments". He also argued that existing military regulations and instructions from the President were more than adequate to ensure that the principles of the Geneva Convention would be applied. He also argued that undefined language in the Geneva Convention, such as "outrages upon personal dignity" and "inhuman treatment", could make officials and military leaders subject to the War Crimes Act of 1996 if mistreatment was discovered.[10]
In 2004, when this memo was leaked to the press, Gonzales said about the memo in Senate confirmation hearings that "� I don't recall today whether or not I was in agreement with all of the analysis, but I don't have a disagreement with the conclusions then reached by the department."[11]
Gonzales also authored the Presidential Order which authorized the use of military tribunals to try terrorist suspects. He fought with Congress to keep Vice President Dick Cheney's Energy task force documents from being reviewed. Gonzales was also an early advocate of the controversial USA PATRIOT Act.
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Animal Liberatation Now!!!
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Kate Roberson 08/30/2007 6:05:00 PM
I'm still waiting on the cures for that long list of diseases--where the vaccine is 'right around the corner'. It's ALWAYS right around the corner--if the researchers can get more money! Researchers are thieves at best and murderers at worst--killing animals and PEOPLE. So, where's the cure?
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C Wallace 08/30/2007 2:08:00 PM
Medical progress WILL move forward without the use of animals. So animal abusers need to start looking for new jobs. I believe that abattoir's will be a good starting place!
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LA Weekly Reader 08/30/2007 2:40:00 AM
Peccei is mistaken by saying that "researchers continue their work undaunted" Dario Ringach quitting is evidence of that.
Peace!!
