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The rattlesnake "may therefore be esteemed an emblem of vigilance. ... She never begins an attack, nor, when once engaged, ever surrenders: She is therefore an emblem of magnanimity and true courage. ... she never wounds 'till she has generously given notice, even to her enemy, and cautioned him against the danger of treading on her."
-- An American Guesser [1775]
"The true story of Santa Monica College under the current administration and the current
Board of Trustees is a cautionary tale for the future of publicly funded institutions of higher education."
-- CSEA Accreditation Self Study Addendum [2004]
"Des Manttari is a tenacious defender of the rights of Santa Monica College students to be safe on campus, to their right to know..." -- Jeff Higley, Activist
Through his companies, Jim Keeshen Productions and Studio Animatics, SMC Professor James Keeshen recruited both students and faculty to the AET vocational program for his own bidding as cheap slave labor while outsourcing animation work to Korea for his Day of the Dead animated short film. Read more...
SHOCKING COURT RECORDS
"The Complaint contains allegations of misappropriation of student funds and property, illegal fees, abuse of process, and various unconstitutional activities by Defendants with the goal of suppressing dissent and avoiding auditing and oversight by non-conspirators. The Defendants have a history of such activities. The findings of the PERB were that the Santa Monica Community College District, which would include all defendants in this case, were found to have violated state statutes regarding expenditure of funds and activities undertaken to intimidate and suppress the faculty's opposition to the administration."
"Defendants have obtained this control through racketeering activities, including but not limited to: (a) The extortion of property, such as restricted accounts for the defendants' personal use. (b) Robbery or the conversion of Student funds. (c) Bribery of student officials. (d) As well as multiple violations of the Hobbs Act (18 U.S.C. § 1951) that include (i) exerting outside pressure through undue influence and coercision so as to control business decisions, and (ii), the taking of the Student bookstore and other commerce. Defendants' acts of racketeering activity have been unceasing for over fifteen (15) years."
-- Associated Students of Santa Monica College, et. al. vs. Santa Monica Community College District Board of Trustees, KCRW, Herb Roney, Dorothy Ehrhart-Morrison, Illona Katz, Piedad Robertson, Thomas Donner, Robert Sammis, Charlie Yen, Robert Adams, Cheryl Miller, Mark Romano, Eileen Miller, Mark Kessler, Charles Bays, et. al.
Bunnyhero Labs Adoptions of Virtual Pets
We're all on the search for free cute little animations to spice up our websites, blogs, and MySpace personal pages. Bunnyhero Labs has just the answer with its interactive virtual pets. Just drop over to their Adoption Centre and get one for yourself. You can choose from among a variety of domesticated pets (kittens, puppies, bunnies, fish, turtles, and hamsters) to farm animals (pigs, ducks, llamas) to zoo animals (pandas, tigers, penguins, and monkeys) to wild ferocious animals (wolves and spiders). They even have an animated pencil, scissors, and light bulb.
Once you've selected your pet, you can give it a name, provide your name on the adoption certificate, and customize the color of your pet. There's a wide palette of colors, from traditional ones to hot pink, neon green, or flaming red. Once you're finished, you can select the appropriate code to cut and paste into your website or blog. If you don't have a place to permanently park your pet, you can simply add your new creation to your favorites and bookmark the link and email it to your friends. Depending on which pet you select, you have a variety of ways to play with it, from feeding it, to making it move and speak. To view our two adopted pets' virtual permanent home, go HERE. Try playing with our new kitten, Corsair, or taming our cyber mascot, Wolfie. I commend Bunnyhero Labs for their innovation.
-- Des Manttari,
Editor-in-Chief,
Phoenix Genesis
(c) 2006: Phoenix Genesis/MBS LP
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