Thursday, December 2, 2010

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Paid Plasma Donation - Minds Made Up

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We had a good turnout of support this past Tuesday at the city planning board meeting.

Still, though, the board members, with their minds already made up, voted up plans to put a plasma donation center at 850 North Main.

At the previous meeting, the board tabled the issue, noting that the public's concerns needed to be addressed.

We wanted to know how the applicant, CSL-Behring, was going to minimize the social effects. - Studies show that paid plasma centers concentrated drug activity, violence and theft in the communities where they do business.

We also wanted to know how this could ever work in with CitiPlan 20/20.

When city planner, Andrew Rodney gave his follow-up presentation this past Tuesday, he addressed our concerns... the way an old thinker would.

He proposed higher shrubs and 15 feet more of "green space." - what a pleasant sounding term.

The board members were smiling and nodding their heads the whole time, as if Mr. Rodney and CSL were offering solutions.

When it came time for public comment, the board chairman interrupted, badgered and inimidated anyone who spoke.

This lead to several withdrawals of requests to speak before the board.

This, combined with the city's rejecting our requests to submit video testimony, really helped quell public opinion... Well done, everyone.

No one within the administration nor on the board is standing up to his/her peers in the interest of improving our lives.

That would require struggle, and debate.

Instead, everyone is shutting up, in the interests of maintaiming the status quo, and making it home for dinner.

I'm not sure where this case goes next (possibly the city commission), but I'll keep you updated.

The attached picture is from this evening... An alarm at an adjacent business went off... Crime scene investigators had to shut down traffic on Miami Blvd... The proposed plasma center is the building behind the cop car.

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Saturday, November 13, 2010

Plasma Donation In Dayton - I live too far

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We're gaining support!

North Main businesses... Other Neighborhood Organizations... Even workers from these facilities are with us.

Btw, the planning department is saying no-go on the video testimony... I bet we'll have that decision overridden in time for the meeting on Tuesday, November 16th, 4:30pm!

Thanks.

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Sunday, November 7, 2010

Sell Your Plasma - I ambushed my neighbor

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My landlord, Paul, kept delaying our interview, so I waited for him as he came home from work.

Apparently, he has an STD... Oh, and he never received all those letters the administrators say they sent him.



Comments welcome.

Please tell me about your experiences (good, bad or otherwise) with plasma donation.

If you're not from Dayton, tell me anyway... Maybe we'll come out to interview you.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Dayton Plasma Donation Centers - Why Always In Neglected Areas?

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From the makers of "Shopping Cart In The River," we bring you "Couch On A Curb."

Well, this couch isn't even on a curb (there are two others nearby that are on curbs though)... It just seems to have been tossed off a truck into the lot just behind the proposed plasma donation business location.

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The members of 4D have been experiencing a pattern of things being dumped on us.

Even the city administration is trying to dump stuff on us, because they have no other answer.

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Dayton, Ohio Riverfront Development - Shopping Cart Still There!

Btw there's that shopping cart in the river... still.
It has been there since May!

Dayton City Officials... Get this thing out of there!

Here's what this tells me...

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Not one time since May has the mayor or a city administrator brought a potential investor (restaurant owner, bar owner, shop owner) to the river for a tour.

There haven't been any meetings down there to pitch an idea (city-to-investor, investor-to-city, I don't know) to bring life, excitement and money to the waterfront.

Not since May!

If anyone was really trying to present a new idea for that area, he/she would have gotten that thing out of there beforehand.

I mean, they're not even trying.

Are they out of ideas?

Obviously, if they've resorted to putting a plasma collection facility on North Main.

They didn't even try to find something better.