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More on Dean Kamen and his Island : https://archive.is/4qUSh#selection-679.0-679.256

A Scientific Company Chairman Gets Involved in FIRST

An avuncular gent then walks up smiling; Kamen introduces John Abele who was a very early partner with Kamen and the Founding Chairman of a medical technology company called Boston Scientific.

Abele, a member of the Forbes’ “World’s Richest People List” at #258 in 2006 is listed as a “self-made” fortune which it quickly occurred to me is a fundamental tenant of FIRST; making yourself.

“First of all,” Abele started off, “I’m just a foot-soldier in the FIRST effort. I’m in ‘the Dean cult’ for the passion of what FIRST is doing. Kids raising the bar rather than making your opponent lose. This is what the concept of ‘coopetition’ is all about.”

In order to put the raging success that is FIRST and its attraction to technologically-oriented businesses in perspective, there was a recent announcement: both Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman, Google and W. James McNerney, Jr., Chairman, President, and CEO, The Boeing Company have just joined the FIRST Board of Directors.

Money from these tech and scientific companies in both the form of team sponsorship and grants to FIRST itself are what allows so many kids and schools to finance the materials, technologies and travel expenses to compete in the various events all the way to the national finals. What a coup these two Chairmen coming on-board FIRST is for Dean and his kids.

According to MIT’s former President, approximately 11% of the 2012 entering freshman class at MIT are FIRST kids ... 11%! Yes, you read that right.

One reason FIRST kids get into the best colleges is because the kids receive so much help from their teams and mentors in terms of filling out college applications and just the general, ever-present FIRST mindset that they will be going to college.

Then there are the college recruiter booths at FIRST events. It is wild. The kids aren’t so much competing to get into the best colleges, the college recruiters are literally chasing student FIRSTers down the aisles.

When the network declined to promote the program, will.i.am enlisted the help of friends like Justin Bieber, Snoop Dogg, Britney Spears, Simon Cowell, Justin Timberlake, Jack Black (“You know who the first rockstar was? Einstein!”), Steven Tyler, Mylie Cyrus, Bono and many others. The program “i.am FIRST—Science is Rock and Roll” can be found here.

As if this wasn’t enough for will.i.am to do, he mentioned FIRST to President Obama when he was at The White House and the President jumped at the chance to help, recording a video introduction for this superb TV program. How great is that?

After appearing with Kamen on CNN’s “Piers Morgan Tonight“ to promote FIRST and then, a significant mention on ABC’s “Nightline,” will.i.am has established himself as a serious, philanthropist, kid-motivator and celebrity who truly cares about others.

“Dean Kamen is my hero,” will.i.am said. “He is a star in technology and the type of person that America, and the world needs more of. Kids should be looking up to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) experts like Dean, NASA scientists and astronauts, doctors who find cures for diseases, engineers who design and build LEED certified buildings, and experts who design safer and more fuel-efficient cars, just like they admire pro athletes and musicians. FIRST is a great place for young people to meet and get to know STEM leaders and learn about careers that depend on STEM skills.”

In 1976 Kamen left Worcester Polytechnic (without graduating) and founded his own company, called AutoSyringe, to sell his medication device. The medical community embraced the AutoSyringe, and among scientists Kamen soon gained a reputation as a maverick inventor. In 1982 Kamen sold AutoSyringe to Baxter International, an international health-care company. The sale made him a multimillionaire.

After selling AutoSyringe, Kamen moved to Manchester, New Hampshire, where he launched his new company, DEKA Research & Development. DEKA is a combination of the first two letters of Kamen's first and last names: DEan KAmen. The DEKA research facility is a vast network of nineteenth-century brick buildings that sprawl along the banks of the Merrimack River. Over two hundred researchers, engineers, and machinists work there and focus both on developing products for other companies and advancing Kamen's own projects. For example, in 1993 Kamen and company invented a portable kidney dialysis machine called HomeChoice. A kidney dialysis machine is used to purify the blood of someone whose kidneys do not function properly. Usually a patient must go to the hospital on a regular basis to be treated.

https://www.notablebiographies.com/news/Ge-La/Kamen-Dean.html

Trump is prevailing so they had to bring in their Bloomberg big gun. After leaving the NYC mayorship, Bloomberg headed straight for the City of London and built himself a grand residence and donated his way into the Rothschild circle via the opium SACKLER'S SERPENTINE GALLERY (Marina Abramovic performs there) where he and Rothschild serve on the Board. Bloomberg made his fortune with Bloomberg terminals- the private banking internet that Wall Street traders lease. Bloomberg is privy to all trades/communications that take place on his terminals. The LIBOR scandal took place over his network. A low level trader with Aspergers took the fall for the loss of billions of dollars.

Why Was Libor Rate Rigging Committed Over the Bloomberg Terminal

By Pam Martens: December 20, 2012

"What the complaint makes clear is that it should not have taken five years to bring these charges. The traders effectively handed the Justice Department a slam dunk case by documenting each maneuver to rig the international interest rate benchmark known as Libor via instant messages recorded on a Bloomberg computer terminal. There were thousands of these messages over at least a five year period. Three questions arise: did Wall Street engage in a legal battle to prevent the release of these communications on the basis of trade secrets or proprietary/confidential trading communications; did the Bloomberg business empire, owned by Michael Bloomberg, the Mayor of New York City, immediately turn over the instant messages when requested to do so; why did traders feel their criminal messages would be protected on a Bloomberg computer terminal?

Every Wall Street firm regularly sends a loud and clear message to its workers that nothing you do on your work computers will be considered beyond the bounds of the firm’s prying eyes. Compliance departments at Wall Street firms are regularly required to monitor emails and other electronic communications for signs of illegal conduct. Every registered employee of a Wall Street firm who has read a business newspaper in the last four years also knows that the first thing a regulator will do in a fraud probe is to subpoena the emails.

And yet, sophisticated interest rate swap traders at the biggest banks in the world routinely engaged in rate fixing communications over a five year period and their established method of communication was over the Bloomberg terminal, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Hayes communicated in this manner with colleagues at UBS, with inter-dealer brokers and with traders at other large Wall Street firms. "

https://wallstreetonparade.com/2012/12/why-was-libor-rate-rigging-committed-over-the-bloomberg-terminal/

"Libor, the nearly 50-year-old global borrowing benchmark that became a byword for corruption, is headed for the trash heap of history.

The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority will phase out the key interest-rate indicator by the end of 2021 after it became clear there wasn’t enough meaningful data to sustain the benchmark that underpins more than $350 trillion in securities, Andrew Bailey, the head of the regulator, said in a speech Thursday at Bloomberg’s London office.""

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-27/libor-to-end-in-2021-as-fca-says-bank-benchmark-is-untenable-j5m5fepe

Your post was my inspiration : )