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Standing Up For A Stand Up Guy By Kurt Colucci Today the sweet goddess of revenge looks mockingly from her throne of antagonism…and what does she see? Events are unfolding that would make her proud. I can see her head tilted slightly like the old

liberty and the pursuit of happiness” in high regard. When in reality, it is a wicked system of force, fraud, coercion, control and intimidation that steals human energy. Sam Zherka is an Iconoclast, a man who comes once in a generation and shakes the foundations of power and speaks truth to the people

as the political pundits and political establishment attempt a public crucifixion of a man who has been a tireless and diligent champion of the people of Westchester. Many achieve power by working to subvert the real meaning of life liberty and freedom… and Sam Zherka has always sought to push

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unjustly persecute him. A person’s time, effort energy and talent can be hijacked and if you can gain control over it, you can manipulate it to fit your needs and you can use it towards achieving your goals at another’s expense… It is the purest form slavery. It is both mental slavery and physical slavery disguised as virtue and nobility. Evil can never achieve noble ends. Government can never be ethical when the use of force, fraud, coercion and intimidation are used

to keep good men quiet. They can silence one man, but they cannot stop a movement because they cannot destroy an idea…Liberty is the highest ideal of men who seek to be free. Sam Zherka will stand victorious when all is said and done because he is a good man and does not deserve to be locked in a cage because he told the truth in a time of universal deceit. -Kurt Colucci

“This is no coincidence…this is payback; payback for speaking truth to power.” RCA Dog casting a glance of confusion that leads me to believe she is puzzled as she watches the “antagonist” being sacrificed on the altar of public opinion. This is no coincidence…this is payback; payback for speaking truth to power. In times of universal deceit the truth tellers are always persecuted and branded “outlaws.” The recent public persecution of Westchester’s biggest champion of free speech is not a new theme nor is it an unexpected unfolding of political abuse. To the contrary, it is simply history repeating itself. History is riddled with stories of good men who rebelled against the established order of their times. We are living in a kingdom of thieves disguised as a self-governing society that holds the ideals of ” life

Editorial

Most weeks, we cover the news and some weeks, we are the news, as is the case, this week. We ask our readers to withhold judgment until Mr. Zherka’s attorneys have the opportunity to respond to the government’s accusations. All is not as it seems. Much will be said in the coming weeks by persons choosing to cast aspersions on Mr. Zherka’s character and

who are blinded by the mundane, the usual and the momentum of the new normal. History proves that very few men have had the rare combination of resources, willingness and bravery to hold accountable the small group of powerful elite who are “democratically elected” by the people to serve the people; but in reality they exploit the people that they are meant to serve… Sam Zherka has been a thorn in their side and for that he is being “tried” in the court of public opinion. I’ve known Sam Zherka for over half a decade. In that time I’ve seen a man who is a glowing example of what a father, husband and public advocate should be. I am ashamed of our current state of media and political manipulation. In the past few days I’ve watched, near speechless,

back against their tidal wave of influence and expose those who exploit the public good by trading “favors” using the currency of influence. Sam Zherka’s pursuit of life liberty and happiness is being held hostage by the law; which has been turned into a tool of social, political and economic manipulation… But most importantly our complicit media carefully craft stories and distorts context and creates a new socially relevant scheme which serves them in the moment - this evil is disguised as virtue The greatest resource anyone can control his human energy. Because when men harness the power of human energy they gain the benefit of human ability - which is the most precious rarity on earth. Sam Zherka is a man that the powers that be cannot control, and so, they

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There is an old saying that my father told me when I was young. “Many people come and go in our lives. Then there are those who stay awhile and make footprints in our hearts.” Mr. Sam Zherka, the man that I came to know, makes footprints in many peoples hearts. It is because Mr. Zherka is a good man; a caring man who works hard every day of his life. He is a man who is good

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Look! It’s Watching Us! “It’s a bird ... It’s a plane ... It’s Superman!” “No, it’s an Amazon delivery drone.” “I think it’s a Google drone.” “Maybe it’s from the NSA.” “It looks more like the police one that came over yesterday.” “You’re all wrong! It’s from the photographer down the block.” “Hey, it’s Taking Our Picture” by John F. McMullen The first two columns in this three-part series dealt with military / law enforcement and commercial use of drones. Of equal interest is (or, at least, should be) is the use of them by individuals – not only hobbyists but voyeurs, stalkers, pedophiles, thieves, and other malusers of the technology. Until recently, personal drones were either too expensive or underpowered to be much of a concern in this area but, in the words of Bob Dylan, “The Times, They Are A-Changing.” A September 10, 2014 New York Times review of DJI’s “Phantom 2 Vision Plus,” entitled ”An Eye in the Sky, Accessible to the Hobbyist” (http://www. nytimes.com/2014/09/11/technology/ personaltech/a-teardown-of-the-phantom2-vision-plus-drone-from-dji.html), shows just how far the technology has come. The unit has four propellers, allowing it to land and take off like a helicopter and, more importantly, hover over or next to an object. It can reach a top flying speed of 33.5 mph, can ascend at 13.4 mph, and weighs 2.7 pounds. The Phantom 2 is controlled by a remote control unit under the guidance of an iPhone or Android smartphone. Pilots can navigate the drone even when out of the line of sight, as the unit contains a GPS device, allowing the user to program it to move to a specific location. Of even more use in navigation (as well as many other activities) is the fact that there is also an on-board camera that can both record high-definition video & high-resolution images and stream the output back to the smartphone. When the drone is properly positioned, it can then take pictures or record videos of an event. In reporting this feature, the Times seems to me to have a rather “pie-in-the-sky” benign view of the way it might be used, writing “It is easy to imagine how the Vision Plus could be put into the hands of people who want to document sports or other events, or even those who might want to photograph the exteriors of buildings.” and

“…those taking videos at a wedding — one of the many new popular uses for drones.” How about trolling over a school to see which young children walk home alone ... or scanning beach communities for nude sunbathers ... or stalking some object of affection who doesn’t return the feeling (or even know of it)? Additionally, the ability of the user to use the helicopter-type controls to position the unit at various angles will allow the taking of videos through bedroom or office windows. All of this may be accomplished while the user is up to 2,300 feet away – the length of over two football fields! If all of this sounds paranoid, consider the Snowden revelations, the purloining and dissemination of private suggestive and nude pictures supposedly securely stored in iCloud, the stealing of customer passwords from Target, Home Depot, et al, the attacks on websites by those who disagree with the content, the gathering of data on us without our informed consent by a myriad of commercial entities --- the list goes on and on! In short, if it can be done through technology, it will be done -- whether ethical or not, legal or illegal, moral or immoral! So, then, what can we do to protect ourselves from such intrusion? Really, nothing! In a few years, the same $1,300 will buy a drone that is smaller (perhaps undetectable)

with twice the range from the user, much longer battery life and greater camera versatility. All we can do is to modify our behavior – pull down the shades, don’t sun-bathe or engage in intimate activity outdoors, ensure that our children are always accompanied, and constantly be on the lookout for mechanical devices – not only drones but also surveillance cameras of all types – which record our activity. We already know (or should know) that GPS devices in our phones and our cars record our locations, that EZ-Pass systems document our travels, that credit & debit card purchases as well as gas and supermarket discount cards expose all of our interests and preferences. We are very close to becoming the world of George Orwell’s “1984” – or we may be there already!

DJI Phantom 2 Vison Drone Perhaps, the answer may be to just ignore all of these possible methods of intrusion into our lives and behave in any way that we wish. That’s one approach, but one which may have a negative impact on our credit rating, job potential, or other aspect of our lives which may be put off by what we think is our own private lifestyle. Another possibility is to attempt to “go off the grid,” eliminating online connections from our lives; such a move is difficult to do, will not protect us from the drone over head or outside our window, and will deny us all the benefits of on-line life. Another alternative is to demand that our nation, somehow mandate the plan postulated by computer scientist / science fiction writer David Brin in his 1998 work “The Transparent Society.” Brin realizes that we will be under surveillance in many ways by government – in ways we can’t control – so he feels that we should always know who is watching us and be able “to watch the watchers” – to see who is watching us and what purposes to which they are putting the information gathered. While the extension of such a requirement to non-government watchers would not deter those attempting to surreptitiously watch us, the penalties could be so harsh that the offenders would be put out of business. Each of these approaches is, admittedly, as naïve as the feeling that we have nothing to fear from technological innovation. We do – but we have so much to gain from such innovation that the benefits outweigh the negatives. Additionally, even if we wished to stifle innovation (and I certainly don’t), such stifling would be impossible as well as

something our competitor nations would never go along with. So we are back to a conundrum -Drone technologies, as well as others, are a threat to our privacy and there is not much we can do about it. That is really not the end of it – we can learn more about the issues, educate others on the negatives as well as many positives until we have enough educated minds to come up with a balance and enough political pressure to demand the balance. Until then, why not buy your own drone? Comments on this issue to johnmac13@gmail. com John F. McMullen is a writer, poet, college professor and radio host. Links to other writings, Podcasts, & Radio Broadcasts at www. johnmac13.com, his books are available on Amazon, and he blogs at http://open.salon.com/ blog/johnmac13. (Note -- I have recently opened a “GoFundMe” site, http://www.gofundme.com/enkxoo, to provide for the continued sustainability of the Radio Show (station & web fees, needed hardware upgrades, etc) © 2013 John F. McMullen

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It appears that the Astorino campaign feels that any sort of PR is good PR but that is just not true when using your minor child. Using Sean makes this campaign look just as petty and mean-spirited as the Cuomo campaign did in doctoring the family photograph in the first place. Voters too aren’t dumb either. All of us have either had an 11 year old or at least know one and there isn’t an 11 year old in the world who will use this sort of language or would speak so disrespectfully to an elected official either on or off the camera; even if your father was running a race against him. As a matter of fact, kids have no business being in any campaign commercial. This week. County Executive Astorino released another ad that depicted crying, disheveled looking children who must have

the unfortunate birthright of living here in New York State and looking mournful as a talking head reads copy that Governor Cuomo has stolen their unicorns. If the children starring in this new anti-Cuomo ad are actors, members of AFTRA and are receiving a standard wage for their appearance it may make it legal but the use of kids in any political media is just wrong. In the United States of America one must be 18 years of age to vote; it is the age of majority in this country. Using anyone under that age is a cheap shot and robs the average kid of their innocence. Let us hope that for the rest of the campaign we can stick to the issues at hand and leave the children to the play-yard.

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Playground Bullies Campaign Style By NANCY KING Like a couple of third grade boys challenging each other to an after-school fight, the nasty gubernatorial race between Governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican challenger Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino took on a new theme this week; playground pushing. This week’s shoving match has to do with an ad that ran in upstate New York right before a Buffalo Bills game. As usual, it is all about the gross negativity that the Dems believe is Rob Astorino but the biggest crime he

Cuomo camp should probably be fired for this very blunder. Anyone who knows Astorino or knows of him also knows he is a die- hard Dolphins fan and has been forever. Oppositional research should also take note that this was a stock photo on Astorino’s website and was taken during the winter of 2010 not now. Finally there is something missing from that picture and that is the picture of then 7 year old Sean Astorino. During a family vacation in Florida, Sean and his Dad just happened to take in a Dolphin’s game wearing their matching jerseys. It wasn’t even remotely

image without seeking the parent or guardian’s permission to do so. (You can’t) But the manner in which Rob Astorino and his camp responded to this ad has more than one New Yorker shaking their head. In an online video, 11 year old Sean Astorino is filmed, sitting at his father’s desk, in his father’s office at the County Office Building and apparently using a teleprompter. Young Astorino goes on to ask the Governor to stop picking on his father and stop using family photographs for Democratic ads. So far I have to agree with the Astorino campaign on this point but I will draw the line in using an 11 year old boy to convey that message.

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Deathless Duet By JOHN SIMON Hard on his fine new “The Wayside Motor Inn,” comes a revival of A. R. Gurney’s “Love Letters,” a classic by now. This is a two-character play in which Andrew Makepeace Ladd III and Melissa Gardner re-live their lives in letters that they exchanged over the years. Seated side by side at a table, and without looking at each other, they read or seem to read from the text before them. In the course of this relatively short play, they correspond in a friendship that begins in early grade school, and ends some 40 years later with Melissa’s death and Andy’s letter of condolence to the heroine’s mother, in which he confesses to have been in love with Melissa all his life. She came from a similarly Northeastern family, richer than his, and was a not very successful painter, had a lifelong drinking problem, married and had daughters, divorced and died some time in her fifties. He was in the Navy, studied law, got involved in local politics, married, had sons, and finally became a senator. All along, they wrote to each other, which he enjoyed to do, and she rather didn’t. Only late in their relationship did they briefly switch to the telephone, which proved impractical because his employees

could sometimes listen in. Back it was to letters. And late in life they finally had a spotty affair, extramarital on his part and guilt-inducing for both. Then she died; we infer a suicide. Why give away so much plot? Because what matters in this remarkable play is the dialogue, how things are expressed by two sensitive and eloquent persons, with whom we cannot help vividly empathizing.

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What they write is both highly imaginative and yet kindred to what we might have done and written under the circumstances. There is something so convincing and likable about this pair that it is hard to believe that we are witnessing a play, rather than two lives with which our own come in deeply sympathetic contact. There is a great deal of humor, and in the last phase so much genuine pathos that I defy anyone not to laugh with and finally cry for Andy and Melissa, who should have, but somehow missed out on being married. Gurney projects himself with signal skill into his characters at all their ages, and reproduces to perfection the psychological and verbal changes as they grow older. Among other things, the piece is a glowing tribute to the written word, from epistolarians and, by implication, dramatists alike. This is even more poignant now, when the computer has pretty much expunged the pen, making Andy and Melissa’s endeavors very nearly mythical. And here nostalgia seems uniquely justified.

Because it requires minimal memorization and, I imagine, shorter rehearsal time, any number of famous actors have appeared in sundry productions of “Love Letters,” and there was even,

surprisingly given the material, a movie version. Few of the many revivals enjoyed a long run, doubtless because even fans of the incumbent stars are leery of such a Continued on page 9


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rather than the usual separate desks, seems to have authorial approval and works just as well. Let me provide a couple of samples of dialogue. Schoolboy Andy: “I got a letter from my grandfather telling me not to be first in my class because only the Jews are first.

I wrote him and told him I wasn’t first, but even if I were, there are no Jews here. We have a few Catholics, but they’re not too smart actually. I don’t think you can be smart and Catholic at the same time.” And now Melissa: “Thank you for

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sedentary work, with the actors not even meant to look at each other until the very end. And yet the frequent revivals testify to lasting interest. The current production begins with Mia Farrow and Brian Dennehy, with every few weeks an equally well-known duo taking over, and Gregory Mosher aptly supplying the not very

demanding direction. Mia Farrow looks terrific for her—or any—age, and is as expert as any actress, I think, who ever hit the stage. Though the author’s published directions forbid baby talk, Ms. Farrow voices a very young person admirably (without baby talk), and lets her voice gradually evolve into full but troubled womanhood. Her facial expressions marvelously convey curiosity, boredom, expectation, disillusion, delight and desperation—you name it.

Brian Dennehy is not as various as that, and is by his rather beefy build less appropriate for this particular part. But even with a certain excessive sameness he doesn’t make any serious mistakes, and does not undermine the proceedings. The choice here of a single longish table,

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your letter which was a little too long. I guess you have a lot of interesting things to say, Andy, but some of them are not terribly interesting to me. I want to hear more about your FEELINGS. For instance, here are MY feelings. This place STINKS, but I don’t want to go home because Hooper McPhail [her new stepfather] stinks, and I haven’t heard of another boarding school that DOESN’T stink, which means that LIFE stinks in general. Those are my feelings for this week.”

Or, from two later letters, Melissa: “Season’s greetings indeed! Is that all you can say to me after forty years? I am warning you, Andy, keep that s*** up and I swear I’ll come down and moon the entire Senate.” And here is Andrew about the telephone: “The phones simply aren’t secure. At long last the letter beats out the telephone, my love. And guess what? I’m writing with the old Parker 51 my grandmother gave to me when I went away to school… I had to clean it out and then traipse all over Washington looking for a store that still sells a bottle of ink.” The temptation to quote at length persists. But let me just say that there is

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Party and Auction on Saturday, October 18th, at the St. Matthew’s Fellowship Room, 382 Cantitoe Street (Route 22) in Bedford, from 6:00pm to 8:30pm. This year’s benefit theme is Making a Difference Together. The event’s honorees, Sheryl Bernhard and Laura Kaplan, former Center board presidents and longtime friends and supporters of the Center, exemplify how the community, via the Community Center, makes a difference together in the lives of neighbors in need. Did you know that over the Center’s 21

years, families have made more than 96,000 visits to their Food Pantry and that 87 tons of donated clothes, shoes and linens were distributed during nearly 7,400 visits to their Clothing Boutique. Head over to Lasdon Park and Arboretum in Katonah for “All Things Pumpkin,” on Saturday, October 5th, you will carve, cook, roast and plant: all the cool things you can do with a pumpkin, fee is $5 and includes a pumpkin. And did you know that bow hunting season will open

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that guides students through the most commonly tested math topics, calculator how-to, as well as tips and tricks for test day. The class aims to teach students how to save time and overcome fear in a friendly and supportive setting. Congratulations and three cheers go out to the Ossining Food Pantry as they celebrate their 26th anniversary with their annual “Celebration” fundraiser on September 28th. The Open Door Foundation will present a special concert featuring Rob Thomas on October 9th at the Performing Arts Center at Purchase College; the foundation benefits Open Door Family Medical Centers. Over at Hilltop Hanover Farm in Yorktown Heights it’s time for the very popular U-Pick Vegetables on Saturdays, 10am to 4pm. Come visit Westchester’s only U-Pick vegetable operation, and harvest veggies straight from the field. Now, that’s my kind of harvesting… It’s that time of year again for walking or running for a good cause, so head on out or if you cannot attend the event, please donate to one of these great local charities here in northern Westchester…see you next week. Mark Jeffers resides in Bedford Hills, New York, with his wife Sarah, and three daughters, Kate, Amanda, and Claire.


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