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New York State Color Map NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT OFFICERS' HOME ADDRESSES

  1. Government Officers in New York State

    1. General Files
      1. a to c for example, court
      2. d to m for example, MTA
      3. n to r for example, Port Authority (PANYNJ)
      4. s to z

    2. Specialized Files
      1. Candidates on Ballots in November 2006 Elections

        County Government PDF Files: Monroe County and Wayne County

      2. Correction Officers C.O.s
      3. HSBC Band Political Contributors
        1. Presidential Campaigns and a PAC
        2. Federal Recipients for example, Congressional campaigns
      4. Lufthansa Political Contributors
      5. Pistol Permittees Information derived from cryptome.org's Databases of Pistol Packers in New York, ultimately copied from the master database of the Pistol Permit Bureau of the New York State Police, 24.7M CSV file
      6. State University of New York at Stony Brook Contributors, SUNY SB donors to federal, political campaigns
      7. Yonkers City


  2. Part of:  Far Rockaway Beach, Alfred Thompson Bricher

    Part of: Far Rockaway Beach, Alfred Thompson Bricher

    Officers Of New York City's Municipal Government

    1. Introduction
      2009nov9

      Consider acris (addresses and other facts in deeds and similar documents), http://www.nyccfb.info/searchabledb/ (neighborhoods of campaign contributors), and www.city-data.com/ny-properties/ (owners of property for which you supply the address).

    2. officers not listed elsewhere: our residue page

    3. cars
      officers' cars in Queens and Manhattan
    4. city council and election board for example, council member James Oddo
    5. correction DoC, Department of Correction, jails
    6. court mostly judges
    7. district attorneys
      1. Bronx and Kings (Brooklyn)
      2. New York (Manhattan), Queens, Richmond (Staten Island)
    8. education Board of Education, City University of New York
    9. finance
    10. law department
      city government's law department executive lawyers
    11. mayoral officers
      1. mayor's office A-E for example, Michael R. Bloomberg
      2. mayor's office F
      3. mayor's office G-Z
    12. police: New York Police Department officers
      1. A
      2. B-C for example, NYPD Lieutenant Stephen Biegel
      3. D
      4. E-L for example, NYPD Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly
      5. M-R
      6. S-Z

    13. voter list page contains:
      1. link to detailed, 32-megabyte list of many registered voters in Queens in 2001
      2. explanation of the list

    14. other
      1. JBLU: JetBlue Airways Corporation
      2. Hearst Corporation, Hearst Family Trust, and affiliates
      3. Museum of Jewish Heritage, a Holocaust memorial in the form of a museum
      4. Penthouse Media Group Inc. PMGI, Various Inc., and FastCupid Inc.


    15. contributors to political campaigns and to similar, political recipients
      1. federal campaigns
        1. introduction
          2009nov8

          Much of our information comes from the FEC and the Huffington Post's fundrace.org.

        2. contributors to federal, political campaigns 2003-2004
        3. contributors to federal, political campaigns 2007-2009
        4. contributors affiliated with Mount Sinai School of Medicine presidential campaigns

      2. local campaigns
        1. introduction
          2009nov8

          Much of our information comes from the city government's CFB searchable database of campaign finance.

        2. police and corrections:
          Most employers' names start with "New York Police Department", "NYPD", or "police".
          1. 2009

            Officers contributed regarding elections held in 2009.

            NYPD and police

          2. before 2009

            Officers contributed regarding elections held before 2009.

            1. local police and corrections surnames from A to B
            2. local police and corrections surnames from C to D
            3. local police and corrections surnames from E to G
            4. local police and corrections surnames from H to M
            5. local police and corrections surnames from N to P
            6. local police and corrections surnames from Q to S
            7. local police and corrections surnames from T to V
            8. local police and corrections surnames from W to Z
          1. miscellaneous government officers
            1. miscellaneous contributors, government officers the names of whose employers start with: district attorney, mayor, office of mayor, probation, or surrogate
                Officer-contributors whose surnames start with:
              1. A-F
              2. G-R
              3. S-Z
            2. government officers the names of whose employers start with: board of election, borough president, city council, comptroller, taxi and limousine.
              Officer-contributors' surnames start with:
              1. A-F
              2. G-N
              3. O-Z
            3. miscellaneous contributors government officers the names of whose employers start with: city university, criminal, cuny, fdny, or supreme court
              1. A-C
              2. D-F
              3. G-I
              4. J-K
              5. L
              6. M
              7. N-Q
              8. R
              9. S
              10. T-Z
            4. miscellaneous contributors: government officers the names of whose employers start with: city of new york
              1. A-B
              2. C-E
              3. F-L
              4. M-R
              5. S-Z
            5. miscellaneous contributors: government officers the names of whose employers start with: new york city
              1. A to E
              2. F to L
              3. M to R
              4. S to Z
            6. government officers the names of whose employers start with: board of ed
              1. A-E
              2. F-J
              3. K-O
              4. P-T
              5. U-Z
            7. miscellaneous contributors: government officers the names of whose employers start with: department or dept

                Officer-contributors' surnames start with:
              1. A
              2. B
              3. C
              4. D-E
              5. F-L
              6. M-R
              7. S-Z
            8. miscellaneous contributors: government officers the names of whose employers start with: nyc
                Officer-contributors' surnames start with:
              1. A-F
              2. G-K
              3. L-P
              4. Q-Z






  1. New York City Board of Elections PDF Files

    The New York City Board of Elections made PDF files about elections conducted by that Board. Some of those files contain the candidates' home addresses. We provide those address files to you through our New York City Board of Elections PDF page, to which we link from the "New York" section of our home page. The files are not necessarily available to you from the Board's Web site anymore.


  2. Hygiene: Sucking Blood From A Newly Circumcised Penis In New York City

    Right after circumcision, the penis bleeds. In New York City, some traditional, Orthodox mohels (people who circumcise according to the Jewish religion) suck blood from the penis, a procedure called MBP (metzitzah b'peh). Some of those traditional, Orthodox mohels (for example, as far as we know, some Satmar mohels) put their mouth directly on the (according to ex-URL www.thejewishweek.com/news/newscontent.php3?artid=11944) penis to suck the blood. This mouth-wound contact sometimes infects babies. The infections sometimes cause serious harm, even death. For example, there seems to be some evidence that Rabbi Fischer, a Monsey (Rockland county) mohel, may have killed one baby and damaged another's brain. Incidentally, there is a scholarly article about this kind of infection, based on Israeli (not New York city) patients, in Pediatrics, August 2004, volume 114(2), pages 259-63, "Neonatal genital herpes simplex virus type 1 infection after Jewish ritual circumcision: modern medicine and religious tradition", by B. Gesundheit and others. We are under the vague impression (unsupported by legal research) that it is a felony to suck a penis in New York state. When a felony results in a death, the death is first degree murder. We are so ignorant of kosher rules that we don't know if it is kosher for a mohel to suck human blood into the mouth as part of circumcision. Some rabbis oppose MBP. Most circumcisions do not include MBP. In New York city, MBP is most common among Satmar Jews. What is mayor Bloomberg doing to protect his city's babies? New Yorkers should be grateful to have a mayor who publicly denounces a harmless Web site but does not publicly denounce a practice which infects babies, sometimes fatally.


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