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Planned Parenthood and NARAL thank abortion docs on Appreciate Child Killer's Day
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Today, Planned Parenthood and the reproductive abortion on demand lobby is celebrating "National Day of Appreciation for Abortion Providers" and so in honor of their celebration, I bring you some of their so-called "protesters of women."
ABORTION DOC GETS LIFE IN PRISON FOR MURDER:
A Philadelphia abortion doctor is serving life in prison for murdering babies during late-term abortions. Kermit Gosnell operated what authorities called a "House of Horrors" abortion clinic in Philadelphia, Pa. The clinic was allowed to operate for years by the state with unsanitary conditions and unlicensed employees performing abortions. When authorities finally raided Gosnell's Women's Medical Society Clinic, they found the bodies of babies who were born alive and killed by Gosnell and his staff. Gosnell was found guilty of first-degree murder for killing three babies born alive and viable during abortion procedures, and was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a woman who died at his clinic during a procedure He was also convicted of numerous other charges related to violations at his clinic. In May of 2013, Gosnell was sentenced to life in prison.
This delightful Georgia abortionist was just jailed for 4 Years Due to Medicaid Fraud
Tyrone Malloy was the owner of Old National Gynecology abortion clinic which performed first-trimester abortions, in Georgia. According to authorities, for several years, Malloy engaged in a scheme to defraud Georgia Medicaid by billing for office visits associated with abortions and for ultrasound procedures which were never performed. In total, he fraudulently billed Georgia Medicaid for over $386,000.
DISGRACED ABORTIONIST – SHODDY PRACTICES USED LSD:
William Malcom Knarr, a disgraced abortionist was once disciplined for shoddy medical practices in the 1990s. Knarr had felony convictions in Oklahoma in 1970 for the sale of marijuana and LSD and the possession of hashish. He failed to report these convictions on a federal application and to the KSBHA when he applied for a medical license in Kansas in 1984. Read more here.
KERMIT GOSNELL EMPLOYEES GO TO JAIL:
Sherry West, 53, pleaded guilty in November 2011 to third-degree murder related to the death of an abortion patient, and related counts while employed at Gosnell's Philadelphia abortion clinic. The unlicensed worker routinely performed illegal abortions. She testified for the prosecution.an assistant for convicted murderer and abortionist Kermit Gosnell was sentenced to five to 10 years in prison for death of an abortion patient.
50 year-old Steven Massof was not a licensed physician when he went to work at a Philadelphia abortion clinic. Massof, who was only a med student, performed late-term abortions for years inside Kermit Gosnell's "House of Horrors" abortion clinic until the clinic was raided by the state. Massof pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree murder for his role in killing babies born alive at the clinic. He was sentenced to serve 6-12 years in prison in February of 2014.
Eileen O'Neill, 56, was convicted of conspiracy charges and two counts of theft by deception during her employment with abortionist Kermit Gosnell. The medical-school graduate worked at the clinic as a doctor despite lacking a license. In July of 2013, she was sentenced to 6 to 23 months of house arrest.
The wife of abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell admitted performing an illegal late-term abortion at her husband's clinic. Pearl Gosnell, 50, pleaded guilty to performing an abortion after 24 weeks of pregnancy, two counts of conspiracy and participating in a corrupt organization, according to court documents. In May of 2013, she was sentenced seven to 23 months in prison.
Elizabeth Hampton, 55, a sister-in-law of Kermit Gosnell, pleaded guilty in October 2011 to perjury. Hampton had been charged with perjury for fabricating a story she told to the FBI and the Grand Jury to cover up the truth behind the death of abortion patient Karnamaya Mongar, who was drugged to death by Hampton's unqualified, untrained co-workers. In May of 2013, Hampton was given one year probation after previously pleading guilty to one count of perjury.
Adrienne Moton, 35, pleaded guilty in October 2011 to third-degree murder and racketeering. An unlicensed Kermit Gosnell abortion clinic worker who cut the neck of a viable baby, she testified for the prosecution. In 2013, Moton received an 11 and a half to 23 month sentence. She was set free following the proceedings, for already serving 2 and a half years in prison. Moton described how the baby seemed to struggle in the bowl before she snipped its neck with scissors. She admitted to cutting 10 babies' necks, calling the snipping "common practice" at the clinic. Moton also took a picture of one of the babies Gosnell is accused of murdering. Referred in court as Baby A, Moton says the boy was nearly 30 weeks old when he was aborted. She claims Gosnell even joked about the baby's size saying he was so big the baby could have walked to the bus stop. See a picture of Baby A here.
Lynda Williams, 44, an unlicensed worker at Kermit Gosnell's abortion clinic, pleaded guilty in November 2011 to counts of third-degree murder involving the 2009 death of a woman undergoing an abortion and the killing of a newborn. Williams helped with abortions and gave patients anesthesia. Williams pled guilty to 2 counts of third degree murder in the deaths of Baby C, whose neck she snipped after the baby was seen breathing for 20 minutes, and Karnamaya Mongar, who she helped overdose to death. She also pleaded guilty to drug delivery resulting in death, corrupt organizations, and conspiracy. During her testimony in the Gosnell trial, she indicated that in killing Baby C, she was simply doing as she was told.
53-year-old Gosnell abortion clinic employee Maddline Joe was charged with conspiracy and participating in corrupt organizations. She was the office manager at Kermit Gosnell's house of horrors abortion clinic. Maddline pleaded guilty in January of 2013 to conspiracy.
Also employed by Gosnell was Tina Baldwin, an unlicensed worker who illegally administered anesthesia and performed other medical duties that it was illegal for her to do. She allowed her 15 year old daughter, Ashley, to work as a staff member at Gosnell's mill. Baldwin pleaded guilty in November 2011 to racketeering, conspiracy and corruption of a minor.
ABORTIONIST ON THE LAM FINALLY CAUGHT
This Georgia abortionist spent 10 years on the lam until he was extradited from Germany to the United States after fleeing from authorities. Charles Rossmann was placed under arrest in February of 2014 on outstanding charges from 2003, where he allegedly induced labor on a woman 31-weeks pregnant abandoning her in his locked office. Rossmann is awaiting trial.
Not Pregnant – no worries – we can still perform an abortion:
ABORTION DOC ACCUSED OF FRAUD:
In 2007, this Lexington abortion doctor bonded out of jail after he was accused of fraud. Investigators say Dr. Hamid Hussain Sheikh performed abortions and then illegally billed the state. The state says Dr. Sheikh was falsely collecting payments from Medicaid and billing for a lot more, charging the state for abortions. In addition to falsely billing Medicaid, the indictment also charged that Sheikh double-billed for the procedures, accepting payments directly from his patients as well. In 2008, Sheikh's medical license was suspended for unsanitary conditions at his abortion clinic.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD STAFFER WITH HANDS IN THE COOKIE JAR:
In July of 2013 an employee of Planned Parenthood pleaded guilty to second-degree grand larceny after pilfering more than $100,000 from the abortion giant. 44-year-old Melissa Kwoka admitted in court that she stole $102,733 between August 2012 and March 2013 by forging checks to herself and her husband. Kwoka was a staff accountant at the Planned Parenthood. According to reports, Kwoka has three prior convictions for theft offenses. Ironically, while awaiting sentencing in the Planned Parenthood theft, she was accused of electronically transferring $520 from a friend's bank account so she could make a car payment. She has been ordered to serve a six month jail sentence. After her release from jail, she will serve five years probation. She was also ordered to make full restitution.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD EMPLOYEE ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT:
In December of 2013, a California Planned Parenthood employee was arrested on a count of sexual battery, according to the Sacramento Police. Jorge Martin-Santana, 28, allegedly inappropriately touched a patient while working as a medical assistant in October.
ABORTIONIST SENT TO THE FEDERAL PEN:
In 1999, a Texas abortionist was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison for tax evasion and filing false Medicaid claims for abortions, reported the Odessa American. John Alderman also faced two years of supervised release time and a $200 fine. In Texas Medicaid only paid for abortions in cases of rape, incest and saving the life of the mother. According to local news reports, the abortionist sent false claims to Medicaid. Alderman had filed $25,169 in false claims from 1994-1997. He also failed to pay more than $100,000 in taxes reported Mark Roomberg, an Assistant US Attorney involved in the case.
JAILED ABORTION OWNER STUFFED DEAD PATIENT IN TRUNK OF HIS CAR
Alicia Ruiz Hanna, 33, operated a legal abortion clinic in Santa Ana, California, when she found herself in financial trouble. Hanna had limited medical training but decided to pose as a physician. She was convicted of second-degree murder after a patient suffered a seizure on the examination table and died in January, 1993. The patient, Angela Nieto Sanchez, 27, had gone to Hanna's clinic for an abortion. As two of Sanchez's four children sat in the waiting room, she died after reacting violently to an unknown drug injected by Hanna in preparation for the procedure. Hanna told the children that their mother had left without them, according to testimony. The children waited around most of the day, hoping for their mother's return, until a relative picked them up and began a citywide search for their mother. When they returned to the clinic in hope of finding Sanchez, they testified that they found Hanna trying to stuff Sanchez's body into a car trunk. Deputy Dist. Atty. Rick King said Hanna had made plans to dump the corpse in Tijuana. Abortion clinic receptionist Irasema Mendoza testified, "I told her to call the paramedics. I took the phone to call the paramedics but Alicia grabbed it away from me and hung up. She told me not to call them because "I was going to get her into problems. "
ABORTION DOC ARRESTED FOR BEATING WIFE
In 1999, Abortionist Neville W. Duncan was placed on 18 months' probation, sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $250 after pleading no contest to charges that he beat his wife. He was also arrested when police found crack cocaine in his pocket. Duncan was arrested after allegedly punching his wife in his car, then pinning her to the ground and slapping her after she climbed out the window of the vehicle, according to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article,: Doctor sentenced to 30 days in jail (01-15-1999). News reports indicated that Duncan served time for contempt of court, when he failed to provide the required child support he owed. On January 14, 1999, this abortion doctor was convicted in Milwaukee County Circuit Court upon his plea of no contest to misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance.
FLORIDA ABORTION DOC SLAPS PATIENT AND IS ARRESTED:
In the fall of 2013, the State of Florida Board of Medicine issued a "slap on the wrist" to an abortion doctor who was arrested after he slapped one of his abortion patients. Yes, you read that correctly. This defender of "women's rights" slapped a female abortion patient.
The incident occurred in 2010, when a woman identified only as "Amanda" went to the Orlando Woman's Center abortion clinic to have her unborn child killed. Once she was on the table, abortionist Randall Whitney tried several times to find a vein in her arm to give her a shot of Valium. And even though he was not able to put the needle into a vein, he injected the drug anyway. The result was a severe burning sensation in the woman's arm and she started to scream. At the same time, her arm began to turn blue; she got up off the table and told Whitney she wanted to leave. He told her to shut up because she was frightening his other customers. Then, as she tried to leave, he slapped her in the face.
A transcript of the police report reads:
I, officer Hughley was sitting inside the office when I heard a OWC [Orlando Woman's Center] patient run out of one of the rooms screaming advising the doctor has slapped her. I followed the patient outside and she advised in a sworn written statement: she went into the exam room to get an abortion procedure and the doctor was trying to find a vein to give some Valium. She Amanda ______ advised the doctor had poked her three times trying to get the needle in the vein. She told him the needle was not in the vein and it started to burn. Amanda advised she started screaming. The doctor took the needle out and told her to shut up because she was scaring other patients. Amanda advised she got up and told the doctor she wanted to leave, so she stood up and the doctor slapped her on the left side of the face. Amanda advised that's when she left. She also advised she did not give the doctor permission to slap her and wishes to press charges. Due to the needle or medicine Amanda's fingers began to turn blue, so OFD (Orlando Fire Department) was notified. When I (officer Hughley) went back inside the building, the doctor (Dr. Whitney) was sitting in the front office and he advised he did slap Amanda because she was being very uncooperative and he was trying to calm her down. Assistant Sonia Merced was inside the room with Dr. Whitney, but refuse to say what happened, nor did she want to write a statement. Dr Whitney refused to write a statement also. Amanda's face was red on the left side of the face. Whitney was arrested and transported to central booking for aggravated battery.
Eventually, the police were called and Whitney was arrested and charged with aggravated battery. But in 2012, authorities reduced the charge from a felony to a misdemeanor and a few weeks ago, he was reprimanded and given what amounts to a slap on the wrist.
Whitney is still performing abortions in Florida on unsuspecting women.
SEXUAL ASSAULT AND PRACTICING W/O A LICENSE
In 2008, abortionist Laurence Reich was arrested and jailed for practicing medicine without a license after a special LAPD Task Force discovered he had been doing abortions illegally. Reich, was forced to surrender his medical license on April 14, 2006, after a conviction on two counts of sexually molesting his abortion patients. Reich had previously served 10 years probation on a similar conviction in 1984.
ABORTION DOC ARRESTED AFTER FORCING ABORTION ON WIFE
In 1988, National Abortion Federation member Theodore Lehrer was arrested after he performed an abortion on his wife in their home allegedly against her will. She later dropped the charges. Lehrer is currently running a National Abortion Federation abortion clinic in South Florida.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD CEO ARRESTED FOR EXPOSING HIMSELF IN PUBLIC
When police arrested Tony Ray Thornton, he was working as Planned Parenthood's President and CEO of their Lubbock, Texas branch. In 2012, the 56 year-old Planned Parenthood CEO was arrested and accused of exposing his genitals in Mackenzie Park. Sgt. Jonathan Stewart, Lubbock Police Department spokesman, said he didn't know whether children were in the area when Thornton was in the park or how many people were present. You can read the police report here.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD CEO ARRESTED FOR SHOP LIFTING:
A few years ago, Warwick Police arrested 59-year Planned Parenthood of Rhode Island President and CEO Miriam Inocencio after they say she stole an $89 Liz Claiborne blouse. The case was pleaded out in court and the Planned Parenthood CEO reimbursed the store as part of the agreement. Inocencio says she gave her voluntary resignation a couple of weeks ago, and that she is proud of what she accomplished during her 13 years as the director of the non-profit organization.
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ABORTIONIST JAILED FOR MURDERING WIFE:
On December 11, 2001, The Oklahoman detailed the murder trial of abortionist John Baxter Hamilton. Hamilton performed abortions at the Oklahoma Clinic for Women in Oklahoma City, OK.
Hamilton was found guilty in the Valentine's Day killing of his wife, Susan Hamilton, 55. Her nude body was found lying in blood in the master bathroom of the Hamilton's Quail Creek home, her skull fractured and face disfigured. She had been choked with a necktie and beaten to death.
More info go here.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD ABORTIONIST ARRESTED
Former Planned Parenthood abortionist Jesse James Joplin lost his medical license in California following a series of arrests in the state. They began with a California Highway Patrol officer finding marijuana and alcohol in his vehicle during a 2007 traffic stop for speeding. Joplin pleaded no contest, according to a media report, on charges of "reckless driving involving alcohol, drugs, or both."
Joplin was again arrested after his erratic driving prompted motorists to call authorities in September 2009 and a March 2010 incident resulted in a misdemeanor conviction of drunken driving and he reportedly chose to go to jail rather than perform community service. Joplin's license was permanently revoked on September 13, 2011. (Read the order.)
ABORTION CLINIC EMPLOYEE ROUND UP:
In 2011, three employees from the Allegheny Women's Center abortion clinic, and a former registered nurse were arrested and charged with illegally prescribing and receiving prescription drugs.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly identified the defendants as John Barrett M.D., Alton Lawson M.D., Mark Wagner and Karen Kane.
Kelly said that Dr. Barrett is the medical director at Allegheny Women's Center (AWC), 121 North Highland Ave., Suite 333, Pittsburgh. Dr. Lawson is the clinic's former medical director and currently works at AWC as a part-time physician. Wagner works as a lab technician at the clinic.
ABORTIONIST ARRESTED AFTER POINTING GUN AT PROTESTER:
An abortion doctor at the Charleston Women's Medical Center abortion, Gary Boyle, was arrested and accused of pointing a firearm at abortion protesters. Police say Boyle drove into the parking lot of his South Carolina abortion clinic when three protesters approached. Boyle pointed a handgun at them, according to police. Boyle was arrested and charged pointing a firearm. "[The victims] stated they were standing at the back entrance of the building, waiting to hand out their religious literature," police said. "The victims advise that the offender pointed a firearm at them from inside his vehicle," police said. In June of 2012 the gun toting abortion doctor was ordered to pay a $100 fine after pleading "guilty" to a significantly reduced charge.
ABORTIONIST CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER- SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS IN PRISON:
In 2010 the doctor who performed an abortion on patient Laura Hope Smith admitted that his actions led to her death while she was under his care. In addition to receiving a 6 month jail sentence for pleading guilty to the criminal charge of involuntary manslaughter, Dr. Rapin Osathanondh, 67, settled a civil suit and will pay $2 million to Smith's parents, Tom and Eileen Smith. Smith was 13 weeks pregnant when she went to see Osathanondh for an abortion in his Cape Cod office. She was pronounced dead later that day. Prosecutors charged Osathanondh with manslaughter, alleging that he failed to monitor her while she was under anesthesia, delayed calling emergency services when her heart stopped, and later lied to try to cover up his actions. (read more here).
ABORTIONIST ARRESTED FOR ILLEGALLY BILLING MEDICAID
In 2012, Decatur, Ga. abortion doctor Andre Damian Williams was arrested on a charge that he illegally billed the government's Medicaid program to perform elective abortion services.
The indictment against Dr. Williams, owner of DeKalb Gynecology Associates and Legacy Obstetrics, claims he charged the government for abortion-related services including ultrasounds, evaluations, pregnancy tests and urinalysis from January 2009 through September 2011. Authorities allege that Williams accepted a total of $205,003.00 in Medicaid funds for services not rendered and for services associated with the performance of elective abortions. The indictment alleges some of the ultrasounds were never performed, and the payments he collected for other services were for greater amounts than he was entitled to because they were associated with abortions.
ABORTION DOC SENTENCED FOR MURDERING WIFE:
In 2010, The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld the 20-year sentence of a Laurel abortionist for the 1997 murder of his wife. The court ruled 5-4 four against overturning Malachy Dehenre's 20-year sentence behind bars. Dehenre was found guilty of manslaughter during his second trial in January of 2008 for the shooting death of his wife Nayasha Dehenre 13 years ago.
"This man is a despicable nasty person," said Jones County Assistant District Attorney, J. Ronald Parrish. "He not only killed his wife, that what he was convicted for, but I think people need to know about him. He also killed, two other women during abortions. One in Alabama and one in Jackson, Mississippi, and according to him he preformed 30,000 abortions on unborn children."
ABORTION DOC ABDUCTS AND SEXUAL ASSAULTS CHILD
Florida abortion doctor Ronald Tauber went to prison for abducting and sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl. He got her in his car by asking for directions. He made her touch him. He touched her. There was penetration.
"I'm literally just wasting away here. It's terrible. It's really terrible," said the 38-year-old osteopath who opened Orlando's first birthing center and abortion clinic in 1978.
According to news reports, Tauber was arrested for another incident involving a 12 year old girl. It happened five weeks after the first case when Tauber was out on bail. Tauber was in his car again and stopped a girl who was riding a bicycle. He asked directions. Then he asked if she wanted to make "a buck or two," the girl told police. Tauber grabbed her. She broke free and ran. She described him and his car.
Tauber was charged with indecent exposure, attempted kidnapping and first-degree criminal sexual conduct. The charges later were reduced to indecent exposure and dismissed.
Tauber was also involved in the abortion manslaughter death of 34 year old Gloria Small, who bled to death after her uterus was perforated. An autopsy showed that Small died of blood loss. Tauber had perforated her uterus during the abortion at his clinic. He stopped the bleeding by packing the cavity with gauze. He monitored Small's condition and kept her overnight. The next day he pulled out the gauze. Blood poured out. An ambulance was called and Small was taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center. She died three hours later after an emergency hysterectomy. After Small died in March 1978, the state Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners suspended Tauber's license for two years.
Tauber opened Florida's first abortion clinic in 1978. In testimony for the sexual assault, the abortion doctor admitted to fantasizing about hundreds of girls.
ABORTIONIST HAD CHILD PORN TAPES:
The Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure revoked the license of abortionist, Milan D. Chepko in 1991. Chepko, who performed abortions at the New Women Medical Center in Jackson, MS. was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury involving interstate transportation of a VHS cassette showing minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct. The tape contained scenes with children as young as four years old in sexual conduct with adult males and females. One incident allegedly involved children and adults engaged in sodomy.
Former Planned Parenthood doc convicted POSSESSION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY.
In April of 2008, GEORGE ELLIOTT KABACY, M.D., 69, of Lacey, Washington, was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Tacoma to 78 months (6.5 years) in prison, ten years of supervised release, and a $10,000 fine for Possession of Child Pornography. KABACY, a gynecologist in Olympia, who had practiced at Planned Parenthood in the 1990's, was placed under arrest in December 2006. KABACY will be required to register as a sex offender when he is released from prison, according to a Department of Justice press release.
KABACY pleaded guilty in November 2007, admitting in his plea agreement that he knowingly possessed more than 8,000 images of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct. KABACY also admits to possessing videos of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct, both on his computer and on 36 compact disks. Some of the images depict children under the age of 12. KABACY admitted that he communicated with other people over the Internet, expressing his interest in having sex with minors and exchanging more than 40 images of child pornography with these other people over the Internet. KABACY first came to the attention of the FBI after the arrest of an Atlanta, Georgia man who indicated he had communicated with KABACY. In fact the man alleged that KABACY had sent him a computer in exchange for the man's promise that he would send KABACY pornographic pictures of his grandchildren. The Atlanta man claimed he had never sent those pictures.
Read DOJ Report here.
DOC ARRESTED FOR SEXUALLY ASSAULTING ABORTION PATIENTS:
Brian Finkel a $600,000-a-year Phoenix abortion doctor, was sentenced in 2004 to nearly 35 years in prison and convicted of 22 counts sexual assault of his female abortion patients. Under Arizona law he must serve at least 29 years behind bars. His sentence could have ranged from probation to 74 years.
Recently, an Arizona court rejected his appeal. (More here)
Brian Finkel sexually assaulted several abortion patients
To all of the above and for all the women injured and millions of dead babies, Planned Parenthood, NARAL, and the reproductive rights crowd say- THANK YOU!
Abortionist: Something besides life is owed to children
Posted in Abortion Quotes, Abortion Worker Investigated, Abortionist, Abortionist arrested, Abortionist Sexual, Theodor Lehrer with tags 50 shades of grey, Abortion clinic, Abortionist, All womens medical center, arrested, Eugenics, forced abortion on wife, google maps, handcuffed, Population Control, Pro-Life, rape, Theodor Lehrer, Wife on February 18, 2015 by saynsumthn
A Google Maps street view of a South Florida abortion clinic shows a pro-life protester holding a sign in front of an abortion clinic owned by a doctor once was arrested for forcing an abortion on his wife and saying that something besides life is owed to the children he kills.
The abortion clinic is the All Women's Medical Center, located at 2100 Commercial Blvd in Ft Lauderdale, Florida.
It is operated by long time abortionist Theodor Lehrer and is an abortion facility that I have personally protested.
In 1988, this so-called "doctor" was arrested after his pregnant wife accused him of raping her and forcing an abortion on her in their home.
According to the Miami Herald, which reported the arrest at the time, Lehrer was angry when his wife refused to have sex with her because she was sick from her 11 to 14 week pregnancy.
Lehrer's wife said that when he came home, he handcuffed her, dragged her into the bathroom and strapped her to a portable table.
She pleaded with him not to rape her so he placed a gauze pad over her mouth but removed it for fear she would suffocate, Lehrer's wife told police.
Theoror Lehrer then had sex with her and when she thought the attack was over- she says he forced an abortion on her. A doctor at the hospital where she was taken after police were called verified that she had been pregnant and recently received an incomplete abortion.
According to the article, the sensitive abortion doc admitted that he tied his wife but said he denied the abortion.
But- this news did not stop pro-abortion groups like the National Organization for Women from supporting this abortionist.
In 1989, the Florida Board of Medicine decided not to discipline Lehrer's medical license because they discovered that his wife had Hodgkins disease and her physician said it was unlikely that she would be able to testify against him making the probabilty of a successful prosecution of the abortionist unlikely.
Currently, Lehrer not only runs an abortion clinic he is an officer for NORTHRIDGE PROFESSIONAL CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC. which has property at 5333 N Dixie Hwy, Oakland Park, FL 33334.
He now operates his abortion clinic under the corporate name, LEHRER FAMILY INVESTMENT CO., LLLP
In 1986, abortionist Theodor Lehrer wrote an op-ed on abortion which was published in the South Florida Medical Review, "A critical question is whether there is any point before birth," he wrote, "at which fetal life attains a level of significance warranting legal protection because of the quality of humanness that out-balances a woman's right to privacy over her own body," the abortionist penned.
"As a pro-choice physician I acknowledge that the fetus is alive, but do not view it as a separate individual. Biologically the fetus is completely dependent on the woman's body and as such is only a potential human being. The woman's rights and life outweigh any alleged rights of the fetus because the birth and rearing of a child should be a happy and fulfilling experience. It should be something that the woman feels positive about and part of her choice for her life."
Theodor Lehrer then promotes the eugenics ideology that it is "immoral" to bring a so-called "unwanted" child into the world because they allegedly add to suffering and should be eliminated under population control abortion policies.
"Unwanted children add to suffering for the woman, child, family and society. Something besides life is owed to children. Couldn't it be considered immoral for parents-and even for countries-to produce more children than they can provide adequate food and education for? "
The abortionist, who wrote at the time that a majority of Americans viewed abortion as acceptable, ended the op-ed with "the voice of the people is God's voice."
Planned Parenthood employee court case on charge of sexual battery set for December
Posted in Abortion clinic covers sexual abuse, Abortion Clinic Worders, Abortion clinic worker arrested, Abortion Clinics, Abortion Worker, Abortion Worker Investigated, Abortionist, Abortionist arrested, Abortionist loses medical license, Abortionist Sexual, Planned Parenthood abortionist, Planned Parenthood and Rape, Planned Parenthood Employee, Planned Parenthood employee arrested with tags Abortion, Abortion clinic, arrest, Dr. Timothy Liveright, employee, Jorge Martin-Santana, Planned Parenthood, rape, sexual assault, staff worker on November 20, 2014 by saynsumthn
In December of last year a Planned Parenthood employee was charged with a sexual crime. Now we discover that his criminal case has been postponed many times with the latest hearing expected on December 2,2014
CBS Sacramento broke the news that Planned Parenthood employee,Jorge Martin-Santana was arrested on a count of sexual battery, according to the Sacramento Police.
Jorge Martin-Santana, 28, allegedly inappropriately touched a patient while working as a medical assistant in October.
Sacramento Police detectives got an arrest warrant from the district attorney's office for Martin-Santana on Tuesday. He turned himself in on the same day.
Investigators believe this is an isolated incident, but encourages anyone who may have been victimized by Martin-Santana as a patient to come forward.
But – is sexual assault by staff working at the largest chain of abortion clinics really "Isolated"?
This Planned Parenthood doc accused of sexual harassment worked at several Planned Parenthood facilities
Earlier this year Delaware Officials reached a consent agreement in a complaint filed against an abortion doctor who performed abortions at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Wilmington.
The complaint filed in May said Dr. Timothy Liveright represented a "clear and immediate danger to the public." It accused him of engaging in multiple acts of incompetence and negligence in performing abortions on five patients in February and March of this year.
According to the complaint, Liveright was reprimanded by Planned Parenthood of Delaware for "unprofessional, disrespectful, and inappropriate" conduct that included "yelling, screaming, and cursing" in front of employees and patients and sexual harassment of female employees.
Delaware Planned Parenthood staffer RN Jayne Mitchell-Werbrich who worked at Planned Parenthood Delaware's Dover and Wilmington clinics for 3-1/2 months in 2012, spoke to blogger Jill Stanek and revealed many troubling aspects of the abortion clinic she walked out of.
Jane claims she sent documentation and letters of complaint about the abortion clinic to Planned Parenthood who ignored them.
"Sexual harassment: I have noted Dr. Liveright inappropriately look up and down patients as well as staff members in a sexual kind of way. He actually stands back with a grin and slowly directs his eyes up and down a patient's body."
Jayne said management told her Liveright had previously been disciplined for sexual harassment against a staff member.
Liverright worked for SEVERAL Planned Parenthood locations ( See a list here)
Meet Hideo D. Mori.
In addition, to his private practice Mori volunteered at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Austin, MN. It appears, however, that warm fuzzy feeling he felt wasn't from 18 years of giving of himself to the abortion cause.
According to information brought to light during numerous disciplinary hearings, one of which finally cost him his license, Mori had more on his mind than abortions.
(Click here to read the entire Minnesota Board of Medical Examiners file)
According to the board, Mori was found to have engaged in sexual misconduct with several of his female patients. Documents state that Mori engaged in this activity for over 20 years.
The charges against Mori included, massaging the clitoris and vagina of a patient during pelvic exams and kissing the face neck and breasts of patients during exams and embracing a patient.
In addition, he told one of his patients that she should have sex with her husband in front of him so he could observe and determine why the patient was not climaxing.
Another patient told the board that during an examination Mori manipulated her clitoris and stimulated her vagina with his fingers, telling her to relax and close her eyes. He then bent down and kissed her breasts. She stated that she felt something in her vagina and asked, "What are you doing?" Mori replied, "I thought you might want to know what a penis felt like." She stated that she did not and opened her eyes, his pants were unzipped. Mori did not engage in sexual intercourse with the patient and she continued to see him for a number of years.
Still another patient reported that Mori had been assisting her in relaxation methods that she felt would help her in her relationship with her husband. In one instance, Mori asked her to undress and he helped her to undress. He then began to hug, kiss, and stimulate her. She then noticed that he was sexually aroused and he pressed his penis against her hand on the table. He then climbed up on the table and laid on top of her and began to comfort himself with her, talking about his job and family troubles. He then asked if they could have intercourse, she said, "No." He then got off the table, and left the room.
And yet another patient claimed that after Mori massaged her clitoris, he instructed her to get up, remove her top, go to the mirror and brush her hair. She was petrified and remained still on the table. He then told her to get dressed and go home.
After initial suspending his license the MN Board went ahead and revoked it.
Planned Parenthood volunteer videos sex with boys
On October 13, 2004, The Toledo Blade, ( HIV Volunteer is arrested on sex charge) reported that an HIV infected volunteer for Planned Parenthood was arrested 10-12-2004, for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.
Jerry Steven Gonzales, 46 at the time, was reported to volunteer for Planned Parenthood of North West Ohio, talking to patrons of gay bars about unprotected sex.
A neighborhood girl found a tape in an alley near Gonzales' home that contained explicit sexual scenes. The girl's family turned it over to police, because it contained sexual scenes and minors. Police then confiscated about 50 videotapes from Gonzales' residence and some showed him having sex with at least 5 boys.
Police Chief Mike Navarre told the Blade that Gonzales plead guilty to a similar misdemeanor charge in Michigan in 1989 but was not registered as a sex offender. Chief Navarre said he was stunned that a person would use children in such a manner.
Planned Parenthood CEO Exposed – Himself !
LUBBOCK, TEXAS — The Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) fired the President and CEO of their Lubbock, Texas branch, following his arrest for indecent exposure.
Tony Ray Thornton, 56, allegedly exposed himself to another adult male on Monday afternoon at the MacKenzie Park baseball field, according to a police report .
Lubbock Planned Parenthood CEO charged with indecent exposure
Thornton was charged with indecent exposure, a Class B misdemeanor that carries a fine up to $2,000 and a potential 180 days in jail. It is not yet clear if he was making a lewd display of his genitals with the intent to cause sexual arousal — which is the definition of indecent exposure — or if he was merely urinating in public, which has drawn charges of indecent exposure in the past.
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Former Planned Parenthood Staffer Possessed Child Porn
In 2008, a former employee and abortionist for Planned Parenthood of the Columbia-Willamette in Oregon by the name of Dr. GEORGE ELLIOTT KABACY, M.D., was sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison for possession of child pornography. He was not practicing at the Planned Parenthood at the time of his arrest.
Dr. George Elliott Kabacy was actively practicing as an OBGYN in Washington State at the time of his arrest in December 2006.
At the sentencing, Assistant U.S. Attorney Vince Lombardi said Kabacy "traded pictures of children being subjected to rape and degradation."
Kabacy admitted in his plea agreement that he knowingly possessed more than 8,000 images of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
Kabacy also admits to possessing videos of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct, both on his computer and on 36 compact disks. Some of the images depict children under the age of 12, authorities said.
Kabacy admitted that he communicated with other people over the Internet, expressing his interest in having sex with minors and exchanging more than 40 images of child pornography with those other people over the Internet.
He first came to the attention of the FBI after the arrest of an Atlanta man who indicated he had communicated with Kabacy.
The man alleged that Kabacy had sent him a computer in exchange for the man's promise that he would send Kabacy pornographic pictures of his grandchildren.
Kabacy moved to Washington state and worked until his arrest at Sound Choice Health Center in Olympia.He ceased practicing when he was indicted.
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In 2004, Life News reported that a federal agency that monitors employment discrimination is filing a lawsuit against a Planned Parenthood abortion business in Houston alleging that it failed to act when an abortion practitioner sexually harassed an employee.
Rudy Sustaita, a senior trial attorney with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, told the Houston Chronicle that the Houston Planned Parenthood also forced the employee to resign.
After Aymara Castro complained about sexual harassment and filed a discrimination charge, the abortion business retaliated against her, Sustaita indicated.
In 2008, a Florida Planned Parenthood cuts ties with 5 clinics in Broward and Palm Beach counties, whose top administrator acknowledged a history of "terrible mismanagement and possibly fraud." possible misuse of nearly $450,000. An employee alleged sexual harassment against former PPCEO, Capobianco. CEO Mary Capobianco , records show she made $108,978.00
15 Year Old Accuses Planned Parenthood doc of Fondling her
In 1991, a 15-year-old girl filed a complaint stating that a Planned Parenthood physician at Planned Parenthood's clinic in Fairview Heights had "engaged in improper conduct during a gynecological examination."
The physician, an obstetrician-gynecologist from Belleville, was immediately placed on leave, but he remains in private practice, Planned Parenthood officials said.
When the Department of Children and Family Services wanted to interview all girls ages 13-17 who underwent breast or pelvic exams by the physician, Planned Parenthood rejected a department subpoena for the patients' names and addresses.
In 1992 Planned Parenthood's doctor, Carl Burpo, was indictedon 21 counts of alleged sexual misconduct involving nine patients.
In 1995, Burpo pleaded guilty of two misdemeanor charges of fondling patients and illegally dispensing drugs.
This Correction was later published: Correction published Thursday, November 9, 1995. Dr. Carl Burpo, a gynecologist from Belleville, pleaded guilty Tuesday of two misdemeanor charges of illegally dispensing drugs and billing the Illinois Public Aid Department for services he didn't perform. A story Wednesday misstated one of the charges to which he pleaded guilty. As part of a plea agreement, prosecutors dropped sexual abuse charges, and Burpo agreed to stop practicing medicine and prescribing drugs.
But Later the St Louis Dispatch reported it this way:
The Illinois Department of Professional Regulation has indefinitely suspended the medical license of Dr. Carl Burpo, a gynecologist from Belleville accused of sexually abusing patients and illegally dispensing drugs.
Nikki M. Zollar, director of professional regulation, issued a two-page order Monday saying the indefinite license suspension was based on findings of fact, conclusions of law and a recommendation made to her. It says Burpo must surrender his registration certificate immediately or it will be seized.
Burpo was unavailable for comment Monday, said his wife, Lindy. She said that her husband had quit practicing in July because of health problems, that his office was closed and that the telephone was disconnected.
Earlier, Burpo, 74, had indicated he planned to surrender his license voluntarily, and his wife said he had made an oral surrender at a hearing in July.
A copy of a complaint sent to the state by Michael V. Favia, chief of medical prosecutions, lists allegations that Burpo fondled the breasts and in some cases made other sexual advances toward seven patients in 1990 and 1991 while examining them. It says some of the acts occurred in his office in Belleville and some at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Fairview Heights, where he worked part time.
The complaint also says Burpo illegally prescribed drugs to eight patients in 1993 "for nontherapeutic purposes and in nontherapeutic quantities."
The departmental charges are based on the same allegations for which a grand jury originally indicted Burpo. The grand jury accused him of criminal sexual assault, plus lesser charges of sexual misconduct, and of 260 counts of illegally prescribing drugs.
Burpo has steadfastly denied doing anything illegal or improper. He was acquitted in separate trials on sexual charges involving two of the women.
He did not testify, but his attorney argued that patients had misinterpreted his actions, which were standard medical procedure for gynecological exams. The remaining charges are still pending.
Dennis Hatch, assistant St. Clair County state's attorney, said he and his boss, State's Attorney Robert B. Haida, would discuss whether to pursue further prosecution of Burpo after they get official notice of the Department of Professional Regulation hearing results.
"We've been waiting for verification of what happened," Hatch said.
Planned Parenthood has a habit of covering for child sexual predators ( Here and click older entries)
More abortionists with a history of sexual assault (here)
Planned Parenthood staffers accused of selling illegal meds
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In January a sign on the door of the Birmingham, Alabama Planned Parenthood said they were closed.
A statement from Planned Parenthood to the media read, "We are slowing down our services in Birmingham temporarily in order to upgrade our operations."
Now, the abortion giant claims that they suspended operations in at the Birmingham facility because of illegal activity conducted by two former staff members.
The abortion giant told MyFoxAl that the staff members were allegedly selling illegal prescription medicine in the parking lot. Planned Parenthood says they reported the activity to investigators along with the state board of nursing and board of medical examiners.
Spokesperson Nora Spencer says the group is upgrading operations and speaking with the Alabama Department of Public Health about scheduling an inspection before re-opening.
Life Dynamics Inc., a national pro-life organization located in Denton, Texas has documented illegal activity by abortion and family planning centers in their book: Lime 5.
More on Life Dynamics here http://www.lifedynamics.com
Blogger Jill Stanek uncovered more from a lawsuit filed by Planned Parenthood prior to these allegations becoming public.
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Planned Parenthood's lawsuit left it and doctors killing babies in Alabama open to exposure. And expose this brief does. From page 6 (paragraph breaks and underline added):
Finally, the evidence will show, contrary to plaintiffs' assertions (Doc 173 at 12), that the State has a legitimate need for additional credentialing for abortion doctors.
There are immediate reasons to question the competence and ethics of at least two of the five doctors (40%) who work for plaintiffs as well as their employees more generally. Dr. A is currently being sued for malpractice arising from his misdiagnosis of a patient at a Birmingham abortion clinic. Dr. P2 is currently being prosecuted by the federal government for Medicaid fraud.
And Planned Parenthood's Birmingham clinic was recently closed after an employee of Planned Parenthood unlawfully sold prescription drugs in the clinic's parking lot.
Saynsumthn has documented horrific conditions at other Planned Parenthood facilities most recently- one in Delaware (read here)
Saynsumthn has also documented the conditions of another Birmingham abortion clinic recently closed by the state (read here)


While state legislators continue to introduce bills to expand gun rights and ownership, CBS News is reporting that WV is No. 4 in gun ownership among the 50 states.
Gun ownership is WV is 54.2%.
Among highest states, Idaho 3rd; Arkansas 2nd, and Alaska 1st.
Delaware has the lowest gun ownership at 5.8%.


Tram Line model consists of 14 smaller models, which come in a convenient scale for building and playing with. The new model has gaming component. It's great for hobby & collection.
Each smaller model has a unique design and interesting engineering. UGEARS' Tram Line model doesn't need glue or special tools or even toothpicks to connect parts, which makes putting it together even more exciting.
rails, entering into the Depot. After turning on 180 degree on the turntable, it moves on its own to the end of the line.
There are no batteries inside: just gears, wheels, cranks, and rubber band engine!
A Tram Depot with a gate where the tram drives in and where it prepares for the next trip according to the route timetable. The depot is also equipped with a turntable for turning the tram on 180 degree for the next trip. There is a special "tongue" on the rails of the turntable which stops the tram in the closed position, and reclines after the turn of the turntable allowing the tram move on the return route.
Other smaller models include Straight track, Radius Tracks with Junction, Street Lamps, and seven small characters.
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Building on our strengths to further conquer the Indian marketplace
Neles has been successfully operating with valves in India for more than forty-five years in what is becoming an ever more rapidly developing and powerful economy. Valve World India spoke to Mika Sjöholm, Vice President, Valves India and Shirish Rajadhyaksha, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, India to learn more about Neles' expanding product offering, their plans for how they intend to further improve their services and products to help new, existing, and potential customers, and how they are very effectively expanding their market share both in India, and globally.
Neles in India
Neles' valve business has been operating in India for over forty-five years already so how will the late 2018 closed acquisition of India-based Rotex Manufacturers and Engineers Pvt. Ltd. by Neles (former Metso) affect the company's position in today's India market? "As far as India is concerned,'' says Sjöholm "it is an interesting time for us. Possibilities in the marketplace are expanding here all the time and the acquisition also represents an important landmark in Neles' growth." The process industries Neles serves in India are, broadly speaking, the same as those they serve on a global basis – chemicals, energy, gas processing & LNG, industrial gas, refining, fertilizers, food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, and of course, pulp & paper in which they are a very strong player. "Additionally, we should also not forget the many OEM customers we serve", continues Sjöholm.
Goals and achievements in India
As of now, Neles will be offering a wider product range and increased added-value services, not only to existing and potential customers in India, but which will also have a global knock-on effect. Their aim is to be among the top three players in the Indian valve business with a target to become the number one service provider, backed by dedication, expertise, high-quality services, and a positive outlook to the future.
When it comes to looking at the milestones that have been achieved in the last forty-five years in India, Sjöholm explains that in the 1980s, Neles were already involved in many export project businesses and that since then the company has been steadily developing its profile in India. Originally working through local sales partner channels, they opened their own sales office network in India around twenty years ago and introduced maintenance service centers. "I think this was a major milestone," he says, "as before we relied solely on partner distribution channels." Sjöholm goes on to say that Neles now has an extensive presence in the area, including sales offices in Mumbai, New Delhi, Vadodara, Kolkata, and Pune. "In addition, I should also highlight our two new valve manufacturing sites close to Mumbai. This includes the factories in Ambernath and Dombivli catering for the valve business and the manufacture of scotch-yoke actuators. And I mustn't forget our supply and service center in Vadodara. Today, we have more than 400 employees working in our Indian valve business."
Expanding valve offering
Neles offers a broad product spectrum today with a number of high-performing brands such as Neles™ and Jamesbury™ for both metal- and soft-seated technologies for butterfly, ball, on/off and control valves. Sjöholm: "We have third generation state-of-the-art valve controllers and positioners on top of Neles' own products. Furthermore, we have just launched the latest enhancements to our third generation digital positioner family Neles NDX™. Seven years ago we also acquired a Korean globe valve manufacturer and have been developing in that field ever since."
"We are known for our quarter-turn technology and, since globe valves are the most common control valves used in industries such as oil & gas, petrochemicals and the like, adding a globe valve to our product portfolio was an important step. Recently, we have been able to add high performance butterfly valves for some applications in which we have not previously been involved so much, such as pharma, food, and fertilizers." Well designed, top-performing products for the Indian market such as state-of-the-art pneumatic products like Scotch-Yoke and rack and pinion actuators have also now been added to Neles' global range. "Now we can serve a multitude of process industries with a wider range of high quality flow control solutions and with stronger local support in India," says Sjöholm. "This also gives us an opportunity to introduce a wider range of offerings for oil & gas in mid and downstream, the petrochemical & chemical industries, industrial gas, pulp & paper, power, as well as serving new industries such as food & beverage, mining and minerals processing, pharmaceuticals, and water & waste water."
Helping to optimize customers' processes
Apart from the company's wide product offering, Neles feel it is important to work with customers to optimize their processes and, to this end, provide a whole range of value-added services designed to help customers solve everyday challenges, through maintenance and diagnostics. Sjöholm explains: "For example, customers may need data on valve packages or information on how their processes are performing, and look to collect data through digital positioners, which communicate with DCS or similar systems. Neles offer analyzing and diagnostic tools, which can be used to prevent unplanned maintenance issues."
"As such," says Sjöholm "Digitalization should be used as a tool in existing assets and begins with a comprehensive inventory and rationalization of the installed base. In many cases, these installed base lists are not up-to-date and/or complete. Over time, new items have been added by hand with varying spelling types. Each variant is listed as a new item - which it isn't. This in turn leads to a top heavy list, which also makes it hard to use for asset management/maintenance. Just to give an example: we have streamlined such lists from 5000 items to just 550! Imagine the difference for the maintenance team – the installed base just shrinking to little more than 10%. By harmonizing and streamlining these lists, significant savings in man hours and inventory costs can be achieved. It also paves the way for more advanced maintenance concepts, such as predictive maintenance."
In establishing a bridge between process (parameters) and monitoring/maintenance, valve performance data are necessary to "listen to the valves talking". Neles' smart control valves hold performance and condition data that can be used to save on maintenance costs, prevent unplanned shutdowns and subsequently optimize output. "In the current production climate, the demands are high", Sjöholm says. "Besides the economic parameters you just mentioned, there is also a hightened regulatory, environmental and safety pressure, for example, on fugitive emissions. With smart control valves and additional analysis tools, we are able to finetune the production process."
Eye on the process 24/7
Generating process data is merely the first step. It is equally important to select relevant data sets, analyze the figures and provide specific data for decision-making processes. Neles has developed specific software designed to monitor the production process 24/7.
"Our award-winning Expertune PlantTriage control loop monitoring software has been developed by a team with hundreds of years' worth of control experience. As such we are also able to assist operators and/or maintenance personnel who are less experienced."
In most plants, Sjöholm states, there are hidden problems that are degrading production efficiency and costing money. These problems can range from controls in manual mode to incorrectly operating control valves. In general, valves are key elements in controlling production, efficiency and continuity. With Expertune PlantTriage, these problems are brought to the surface and prioritized. "Our service tool also includes integrated loop tuning, instrument, and valve analysis, so you can choose the best parameters to optimize your process. Neles' profound know-how regarding smart positioners and valve position feedback systems has been incorporated into Expertune PlantTriage to meet customers' needs for improved reliability. The tool has also been tested intensively in different demanding industries, including refining, chemicals, and pulp and paper."
What the future holds
Turning to the future, Sjöholm says: "Since the acquisition, we are currently integrating and combining our offerings to customers to fulfill their needs in the best possible way." We also want to ensure that we continue to have the best and most competitive packages for products and services. One future challenge is that, with fewer resources, customers need to obtain more output and better quality from their processes. Neles is in a good position to help customers meet and manage this challenge by providing services at the installation stage, and through ongoing digital data sharing, which we are strongly developing. Globally we have done sample and pilot projects analyzing customer data and providing them with information to improve their performance and quality. I believe this is the future for us working within the process industries – so more data sharing between partners and customers, and eco systems implemented across everything connected with the process, such as pumps, instruments, measuring devices, and valves. All need to fit and work well together to provide adequate and reliable output.
Neles' valve business provides a solid experience in delivering engineered performance, reliability, and efficiency to a wide range of process industries and our product offering is complemented by already proven comprehensive value-added services around the world and our 40+ service centers globally. Says Rajadhyaksha: "Neles is currently using its technology to support the existing set up. This will enhance the reach in to chemical and pharmaceutical segments with both existing and potential new customers."
Sjöholm: "Neles has strongly based its way of working on four values. The first is to be as customer centric as possible throughout the company. We also implement the same basic HR administration and ways of working worldwide, which gives the company a solid footing. Secondly, our innovativeness – we have to be as innovative as possible in order to find new solutions, not only new products or add-on services, but new ways of working together with customers and partners which leads to our third value: working together. This is a very strong value in Neles so that our entire team, not only in India, but globally, find a way to achieve good cooperation. Which brings me to the fourth value: all these need to be done in such a way to generate group and individual respect. Four basic rules Neles follows."
Rajadhyaksha confirms that these values have been adopted with enthusiasm by the new employees and that the company as such is seen as a noble and an attractive employer, with whom employees see a very bright future.
"At present we have many interesting projects and programs ongoing," says Sjöholm "such as Euro VI updates for refineries, and economic developments that help us to better serve our customer base and the market place. Right now, it is an interesting time for us in India. "It will take time and will be challenging to get all the improvements in place and implement new programs but this is one of the reasons why India is such an exciting marketplace."
Rajadhyaksha agrees. "Euro VI Upgrades is a boost to the oil & gas business. Whereas other initiatives of local governments such as FGD and the plastic ban are helping the manufacturing industry, the plastic ban is indirectly helping the growth of the paper industry. On the other hand FGD projects will create new applications for our products. A proactive organization like Neles will therefore have the opportunity to gain a stronger foothold in my country."
Sjöholm concludes by adding that the development and integration of the acquired offering into Neles' own range will continue. Acquired products fall under the leading product families, Neles and Jamesbury and comprise two new product groups compliant with industry standards: Easyflow by Neles™ range of valve solutions and Neles Scotch-Yoke actuators. The Easyflow by Neles™ range of valve solutions offer a complete suite of products: ball and butterfly valves, rack and pinion actuators and limit switches. Moreover, designed for low friction and a long cycle life the Neles Scotch-Yoke actuators provide a simple solution for applications where a mid-to-high-torque range is required in on/off, ESD, or modulating duty.
All in all, the future of Neles looks to be burgeoning in the developing Indian market and company management has high expectations for general growth there and also in the global market as a whole.
Text by by Gillian Gane and John Butterfield.
Article "Metso building on its strengths to further conquer the Indian marketplace" has been published in Valve World India magazine February/March 2019 issue as their 'Spotlight on' story.
The text has been up-dated in July 2020, due to company name change to Neles.
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In 1918, the UK government passed the Representation of the People Act which allowed women over the age of 30 who owned property to lawfully vote. This affected around 8.5 million women, but on a larger scale, it still only represented 40 per cent of the population of women in the UK.
Throughout 2018, there will be numerous events and stories happening to commemorate the centenary and make 2018 the year of the woman. Already, Vogue showcased its "new suffragettes", which included Stella Creasy, Labour MP for Walthamstow; Sophie Walker, leader of the Women's Equality Party; artist Gillian wearing; and writer Reni Eddo-Lodge. Actors and actresses attending the Golden Globes wore black in support of the #TIMESUP campaign, which aims to take a stand on underrepresentation, discrimination and abuse; and the gender pay gap has been forced into the spotlight once again.
Alongside exhibitions from museums and galleries, the UK government is also encouraging people to take part in their Vote 100 Talks and Tours, where you get to visit the Houses of Parliament. 'EqualiTeas' will also be taking place up and down the country, giving people the opportunity to share, debate and celebrate the female vote, over tea and cake.
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Christmas time – o frabjous day!
The plane bounced sharply a few times on our descent into Cairns, causing high pitched shrieks from the passengers. It was that sort of jolting that makes you gaze out the window (while clutching onto the seat in front of you) and contemplate the interesting fact that you're hurtling through the air in a pointy metal tube, through the pouring rain.
We arranged our motley collection of bags and instruments around Dad's two door car and gazed at it contemplatively. It resembled a logic puzzle that we might not be able to solve. However, the car demonstrated its Tardis-like qualities and we crammed it full of luggage, wedged ourselves into the back seat (which was tremendously uncomfortable), and gradually made our way to Daintree, stopping for fish and chips, a litre of Bacardi, a bag of lychees and some pineapples, two cartons of beer, and a kilo of bacon. It was pouring with rain the entire way, the sea steely grey and choppy, with a dark blue layer of clouds lying ominously along the horizon.
I woke up on Christmas morning to find a blister on my hip and realised that I hadn't managed to avoid catching chickenpox from my husband after all. I felt rather headachey and dizzy, and spent a lot of time on Christmas sitting and chatting while everyone else cooked. My sister in law kept making cocktails and handing them to me – mojitos and pina coladas – in between making me drink horrific shots of herbs which were supposed to reduce the chickenpox symptoms. I was given chocolates and a hemp bag and books, including a book of ukulele music from my brother which was responsible for me attempting to learn to play Black Sabbath's Paranoid on the ukulele (an interesting sound) and the recording we made of Bad Moon Rising on ukulele and guitar.
My brother lent me his mask and snorkel and I swam in the pool – formerly a chlorinated pool which my mother has transformed into a pond, complete with fish and plants. The walls of the pool are covered in ridged curves of sponge-like algae (or possible a freshwater sponge, there is some debate on the matter). Little bubbles of air cling to it, and when brushed by a hand, or waves of water, they pop up bubbling to the surface. I lay on my back for a while under the falling water of the sprinkler that aerates the pond, feeling soothed and cool on my skin – I had a day or two of feeling quite itchy as my skin bloomed with attractive blistery spots.
The husband and I played a few games of chess while listening to Bach – I said it was the sort of sophisticated music that one should listen to while playing chess, but spoiled by new veneer of sophistication by dancing my pieces into their new positions to the beat of the music. I have never won a game of chess against the husband, as I'm not very good at thinking ahead or anticipating any of the other player's moves. It's the sort of thinking I would like to get better at, but I'm not sure how to do so apart from playing more terrible games of chess.
We have returned home now, much to the cats' delight; they woke us up early this morning patting our faces to check we were still there, and got shoved off onto the floor for their pains. My chickpox spots are gradually drying up, and I will probably be entirely recovered in time to return to work next week, which is rather unfortunate timing really. And it's now time to turn my mind to the new year; my resolutions generally last me for a few months at least, so I feel it's still worth the time to make them.


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This collection contains research files, compiled by Nico Hamme who, as a child, was hidden at the Chateau de Bassines near Havelange, Namur. Every file revolves around a child who was also hidden at the chateau or around one of the rescuers there. The files contain testimonies of the child or rescuer, correspondence between them and Nico Hamme, and in some cases photocopies of photos. This collection is only accessible at the Kazerne Dossin documentation center after a substantiated request.
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Nico Hamme, hidden child
French, Dutch, English
Database of names of correspondents (see scope).
448 digitised images : 1 box with postwar letters, photocopied photographs, testimonies and notebooks
Nico Hamme was born in Amsterdam in 1925 as the son of the Dutch-Jewish couple Manuel Hamme and Roosje Koekoek. On 11 June 1941, older brother John was arrested and deported to Mauthausen, where he perished. In July 1942, the remaining members of the Hamme family illegally crossed the Dutch-Belgian border : father Manuel, mother Roosje, son Nico and daughter Hanneke (born in 1933). Their acquaintance Maurice (Maurits) Bolle, a Jewish Dutchman from The Hague who was living in Brussels and who played a leading role in the resistance, first placed the Hamme family in a small hotel in the woods surrounding Brussels, near the village of Gistoux. After the summer holidays, Nico and Hanneke took the fake name Hamoir and were sent to a boarding school in the Chateau de Bassines near Méan, which was led by Eugène Cougnet. He housed about 60 boys and girls of whom 40 were hidden Jewish child. The staff also consisted of employees and people who were in hiding. In December 1942, Hanneke Hamme was placed with the Meddens family in Brussels since she could not get used to the French language in the chateau. In October 1943, Maurice Bolle transferred the Hamme parents from their villa in Uccle, Brussels, to a new safe house, where Hanneke and Nico joined them on 15 October, only a few days before the Chateau de Bassines was raided by the Nazis on 25 October 1943. Eugene Cougnet was arrested and did not survive deportation. The Hamme family did survive in hiding and returned to Amsterdam in late 1945. After the war, Nico Hamme strived to contact the other children hidden from the Chateau de Bassines. He corresponded with several of them and strived to commemorate Eugene Cougnet. In 1983, Eugene Cougnet posthumously received the title of Righteous among the Nations. Nico Hamme passed away in 2016.
The files in this collection were compiled by Nico Hamme in his search for fellow-hidden children who had lived at the Chateau de Bassines, near Méan, in the Belgian Ardennes. The files were entrusted to Kazerne Dossin by Nico Hamme in the course of several years.
Nico Hamme, 2013
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Q: Will a charged capacitor discharge if one lead is connected to ground? If I charge a capacitor and connect one lead to ground keeping the other lead floating, will the capacitor discharge ?
   G-------||------ open/floating
         +q -q

(G for ground)

A: The problem is classic. Connect a charged sphere to  an other neutral sphere. How does the charge density change ? It depends on the capacity of the spheres.
The earth can be modelized as being a very large sphere, so there is a charge variation but it is very small. Physically when electrons try to flow out from the negative electrode to the ground, the positive armature holds them up.

A: (1) For a capacitor to discharge, it is necessary though not sufficient for there to be a means for charge to move from one plate to the other.
(2) In the diagram of your question, the plate with -q charge is "open", i.e., there is no means for which charge may move from or to that plate.
(1) and (2) together imply that the answer is no, the capacitor will not discharge.
EDIT:  based on the comments of Anamitra Palit, I think it is important to emphasize that the context of the OPs question, as I understand it, is not a "physicist's" capacitor context but rather an "EE's" capacitor context.
By that, I mean that the capacitance associated with the plates dwarfs all others present, i.e., from either plate to a nearby conductor etc., that might be considered and are ignored.
If this isn't true, if the "stray" capacitances are significant, then we don't have a capacitor but rather a system of capacitors.  For example, $C_{12}, C_{1G}, C_{2G}$ are the plate to plate and plates to ground capacitances respectively.
If these are all significant, then connecting the positive plate to ground significantly changes the system.
However, for ordinary capacitors as typically used in (low-frequency) electric circuits, $C_{12}$ is the only significant capacitance.

A: Uniqueness Theorem Considerations
Initial Situation:
The  capacitor plates are equally and oppositely charged. Potential on the
positive plate:+V
Potential on the negative plate:-V
PDE:$\nabla^2 \phi=0$
Soln: $\phi=\phi(x,y,z)$
The boundary conditions may be changed without and change in the value of $\vec{E}$
We may write
Potential on the positive plate =0(=V-V)
Potential on the negative plate=-2V(=-V-V)
Soln for potential:$\phi=\phi(x,y,z)+C$
where C=-V is an additive constant
The second formulation may be applied when the grounding takes place that is in the final situaion. There is no change in the value of $\vec{E}$. Potential simply changes by an additive constant.
Physical Considerations
Let's assume that the entire charge on the grounded plate flows out(or gets balanced by electrons from the ground)
Charge density on the grounded plate: $\sigma=0$
Therefore,
In the vicinity of the plate $E_{n}=0$ (at all points near it,facing the opposite plate)
This would be an impossibility if the charge on the floating plate(opposite plate) is still there.The effect of the charge [in the form of non-zero intensity]from the ungrounded plate should reach the grounded one.
Thus a full discharge of the grounded plate is impossible
For Partial flow of Charge(ie Partial Discharge) from the grounded Plate to the earth:
We consider two distinct points on the wire connecting the grounded plate to the earth.It would be impossible for the unequal amounts of opposite charge on the two plates to produce $\vec E=0$ at both the points simultaneously. Presence of non-zero $\vec{E}$ will disturb equilibrium ---that would lead to some peculiar type of electrodynamic situation.
The same dynamic situation should prevail if we have equal and opposite amounts of charges[uniformly distributed] on the plates unless the plates are assumed to be of infinite extension which gives $E_{1}=\frac{\sigma}{\epsilon_{0}}$ and $E_{2}=-\frac{\sigma}{\epsilon_{0}}$.
But again the connecting wires disrupt the symmetry required for the derivation of the two aforesaid formulas (and the grounding wire itself will upset the values of relative permittivity)
This is perhaps consistent with the fact that that the  capacity of the earth +grounded plate is infinite only in the physical sense and not in the strict mathematical sense.

A: Since we all see the lightnings from time to time this means that the Earth has charge on its own. From this we may see that earth (ground+atmosphere) is a capacitor itself.
It was experimentally checked that the ground has negative charge and so it is the source of electrons. So in your question you plug one capacitor to the half of the other one with  huge charge. The answer is - no it will NOT discharge COMPLETELY. What will happen? In your picture the positive charge will be compensated.

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By Tina NguyenMar 17th, 2014, 12:14 pm
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If you wear a German uniform or a Nazi uniform, it's not like you're saying, 'I think Hitler was super cool' or 'I hate Jews' or 'I hate gays' or 'I hate democrats,'" [Joe] Boroom explains. "You're not there because you believe in what Hitler stood for — you're there to educate people about history, and a lot of that is so people don't forget. It's the same as wanting to be the bad guy when you're playing cowboys and Indians. There's an attraction to the bad side."
That's a great point, but celebrating the gaiety and funtimes of Nazi culture may not be the best way to make that argument.
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