Climate in mexico city, mexico
Ciudad de México / Mexico City / CDMX
2012.04.12 01:56 dnaclock Ciudad de México / Mexico City / CDMX
Un subreddit para todo lo relacionado a la Ciudad de México (CDMX) / A subreddit for everything related to Mexico City!
2015.10.21 22:48 MexWevC Mexico news / Noticias Mexico
“Noticias Mexico” es para las noticias relacionadas a Mexico y cada uno de sus estados. Se permiten artículos en ingles o Español en Noticias Mexico. “Mexico News” is for news related to Mexico, and every state in the republic. English and spanish posts are welcome in Mexico News.
2020.07.03 22:17 Tfw you live in Mexico: Aquí termina la patria
Despreciamos este país y nos burlamos de él. Estas son las desventuras del mexicano promedio a través de memes y resentimiento.
2024.05.14 19:13 UniversalSurvivalist New painting of King Charles. Many maintain he's the real antichrist, head of the WEF, Trilateral Commission and the Freemasons, the famed Climate Monarch ushering in the digital gulag and 15 minute cities, the only person who's name equals 666 in Gematria, Vigo vibes anyone?
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2024.05.14 19:11 Rzul_ What is happening in Mexico?
 | I just saw a letter that is being sent to the congregations in Mexico, this letter says that they are being displaced from their homes and apparently no one has enough context, sorry I'm not good enough whit my English so i helped whit my translator this sub it has helped me to learning the language so much, thank you. submitted by Rzul_ to exjw [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/qr198k8mbf0d1.jpg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4b920e4c3e79050dff147e3ed09a153b1ab36bb1 The letters As a well-veiled PIMO I was able to ask a CO who lives very close to where this is happening, and this is what I was able to find out. Since the 70s and 80s, Jehovah's Witnesses have not been welcoming in some rural parts of the country. Among them, the most affected part has always been the Southeast part of the country, Chiapas, Tabasco and Campeche thanks to political movements. However, Jehovah's Witnesses obtained support from the government to establish themselves and have begun to prosper in these territories. Normally when they talk about going to an isolated territory it is in this part of the country. This is something that all Uber PIMIS know However (this is information from the CO) in recent years organized crime cartels have set their sights on Jehovah's Witnesses in the area, they began to make "Uso de suelo" of the individuals for land use. (I don't know how to say "Uso de suelo" in English i think is "Land use" or "extortion" but it's when they charge you where you live to stay "safe from them", if you don't pay they will kill you or your family) And they wanted to put "land use" in the Kingdom Halls, some They paid for that use of land because they lived there. But starting in February and March, according to my sources, they threatened all Jehovah's Witnesses, giving them a period of 1 month to leave the territory of Chiapas, and some places in Tabasco. and they took over the Kingdom Halls at gunpoint, many brothers abandoned their homes, and many gave away their properties, some sold them for the price of the bus that would take them out of there. This year is an election year, so the government is not doing much and the properties will probably never be recovered. About 5,000 Jehovah's Witnesses had to leave the state with only their clothes. The branch is on red alert because I believe (This was heard as gossip from the CO because he said the word "I believe") that in the state of Tamaulipas they are also threatening in this way. What is true is that 5,000 Witnesses have been expelled by organized crime, and they have taken over the halls, their houses and their properties. Two weeks ago, some representatives came from Harwick because now they are afraid of whether they will to be able to build a new branch in the country (Context: they are selling the Central American branch located in Mexico and they are wanting to build another one) If any curious PIMO or PIMI is afraid to come to the country, don't worry about this, this is only in Chiapas and Tabasco. This does not happen in the rest of the country, no matter how violent and cruel it may sound, it is only the business of organized crime. takeover more territory The estates when they no more witnesses are marked with black and some black vertical lines |
2024.05.14 19:07 Spascucci Before and after of a streets in Xalapa, Mexico
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2024.05.14 19:06 oscar_gallog Roast my Side Project. Themos, an AI migration assistant.
So, I have been around several times before, and every migration process has been a pain. From language to cultural barriers, every time you pay a migration lawyer, you wonder if they'll do their job.
When we moved to Barcelona, we discovered our lawyer had yet to send our request; he had just received the money and had yet to do anything. He was useless at his job; like him, there are thousands of lawyers like that.
So, in order to scratch my own itch, I built https://www.themos.ai, an AI migration assistant; I plan to support countries like America, Canada, USA, Spain, and Mexico. Pretty much Themos.ai scrap the data, trains the model with the data it scrapes, and can give you very accurate answers to your questions, so you don't get scammed or abuse your lack of knowledge.
In reality, "the perfect country" can look totally different for some people. Some people want money, so they move to America. Some people want some money, but at least with free healthcare, so they move to Canada. Some people prefer a healthy, relaxed, family-oriented life and move to Spain or Mexico. There is a country that fits your needs, and my goal is to help you get there.
I'd appreciate any questions or feedback. This is the first open beta, and I plan to add new features and support more countries and languages.
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When we moved to Barcelona, we discovered our lawyer had yet to send our request; he had just received the money and had yet to do anything. He was useless at his job; like him, there are thousands of lawyers like that.
So, in order to scratch my own itch, I built https://www.themos.ai, an AI migration assistant; I plan to support countries like America, Canada, USA, Spain, and Mexico. Pretty much Themos.ai scrap the data, trains the model with the data it scrapes, and can give you very accurate answers to your questions, so you don't get scammed or abuse your lack of knowledge.
In reality, "the perfect country" can look totally different for some people. Some people want money, so they move to America. Some people want some money, but at least with free healthcare, so they move to Canada. Some people prefer a healthy, relaxed, family-oriented life and move to Spain or Mexico. There is a country that fits your needs, and my goal is to help you get there.
I'd appreciate any questions or feedback. This is the first open beta, and I plan to add new features and support more countries and languages.
2024.05.14 19:03 Reasonable_Exam1193 So Angry
She 100% got shit canned from a job even a normal highschool kid could hold down. Now she is mad angry. It's very uncomfortable watching her lately. Much darker and sinister. Dead eyes. Well what you can see behind the filters being used to also "hide the truth" of her reality. Yikes. How long til back in the shelter. I would consider contributing money to get her back to Mexico with a promise of never to return. She is awful. I'd hate to do that to Mexico though.
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2024.05.14 19:00 DaleDenton08 The Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1906, or the Northern Pacific War.
 | The Russo-Japanese War, also known as the Northern Pacific War, was fought between the Japanese Empire and an alliance of the Russian Empire and Republic of California from 1904 to 1906 over rival imperial ambitions in Manchuria and the northern pacific ocean. The major theaters were in the Liaodong Peninsula and Mukden in Southern Manchuria, the Sea of Japan and the Hawaiian archipelago. Russia sought a second warm-water port nearer to the mainland both for maritime trade and to exert influence over the Qing dynasty of China. Vladivostok remained ice-free and operational only during the summer, while their ports in Hawaii were over 6,800 kilometers away. Port Arthur, a naval base in Liaodong Province leased to Russia by Qing China from 1897, was operational year round and closer to their territorial ambitions. submitted by DaleDenton08 to AlternateHistory [link] [comments] Conflicts with the Empire of Japan arose, who also sought to expand their sphere of influence over East Asia and saw the emerging Russian threat as hostile. After negotiations broke down in 1904, hostilities began shortly after. Initially, the Republic of California, allied economically and diplomatically with Russia, had refused to join the conflict on the other side of the Pacific. This opinion within the government and populace changed when three divisions of Japanese naval infantry invaded the colony of Hawaii. This is a part of a timeline where the United States failed during the Constitutional Crisis of 1787, where the states failed to agree on a new, amended articles of confederation and the country dissolved into a series of squabbling nations. The Republic of California, relatively new to the world scene but prosperous due to trade, and sporting a large naval power, came to be nearly a century later during the massive rebellions under the regime of Centralist Mexico. Despite their relatively strong military presence and ties to Western Europe through trade, they wish to avoid another major conflict. They had previously fought the Republic of Texas-Rio Grande over the territory of Utah several times, where thousands died for the land on both sides. With the corpotacracy Hudson Bay Company Oregon Territory above them and Third Mexico Empire below, California sought an alliance with Imperial Russia, who wished to expand their colonial territory into the pacific. This was accomplished with a joint conquest of Hawaii between the two nations, solidifying their alliance and establish the first successful Russian colony in the Pacific. Due to the Empire’s ties to the European powers, the Republic found itself thrust onto the world stage, gaining international recognition unlike their neighbors. This is just the first part of the project I’ve been working on. I’m planning on expanding the lore with more posts on the Carlist Kingdom of Florida, Grand Tribal Confederation, and the status of Europe leading up to the 20th century. |
2024.05.14 18:56 AnaisnotHERE22 Book about runaway teen
I need help finding a book that’s about a teen who’s in some kind of halfway house/ troubled teen group home. He meets another kid (this kid is described as scary/rough) who’s determined to run away to Mexico and follows him. If I’m not mistaken they end up in California near the border.
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2024.05.14 18:56 One-Durian2205 [HIRING] Network Administrator 💰 90,000 - 110,000 USD / year
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🏢 Tantus Technologies, Inc, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico 🇺🇸 is looking for a Network Administrator
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🏢 Tantus Technologies, Inc, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico 🇺🇸 is looking for a Network Administrator
⚙️ Tech used: Cisco, Support, Network, Security, TCP/IP, Firewall, Hardware, Windows
💰 90,000 - 110,000 USD / year
📝 More details and option to apply: https://devitjobs.com/jobs/Tantus-Technologies-Inc-Network-Administratordg
2024.05.14 18:54 rusakovic 📩 GTM Operations Specialist, Lifecycle, Mexico, Remote at 🏢 FUNDRAISE UP. Salary: 💰$19,200 - $22,400. 📍Remote job in 🇲🇽 Mexico
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2024.05.14 18:53 ReportsStack Brain Implants Market Size, Key Trends & Projected Growth Report from 2024 to 2030
The global brain implants market is expected to witness substantial growth, with a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9%, reaching a valuation exceeding USD 4.5 billion in 2020. The escalating prevalence of conditions such as Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease worldwide stands out as a primary driver propelling market expansion. Moreover, the growing awareness surrounding the benefits of brain implants is poised to further bolster market growth. Additionally, the introduction of advanced technologies by industry leaders such as Medtronic and Neurowave is anticipated to significantly contribute to market advancement throughout the forecast period.
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Market Trends:
Miniaturization and Wireless Technology: There's a growing trend towards miniaturization and the development of wireless brain implants, allowing for less invasive procedures and enhanced patient comfort. Wireless connectivity enables real-time data transmission and remote monitoring, facilitating more efficient diagnosis and treatment.
Advancements in Neurostimulation: Neurostimulation techniques, including deep brain stimulation (DBS), spinal cord stimulation (SCS), and vagus nerve stimulation (VNS), continue to evolve with improved electrode designs, programming algorithms, and targeting precision. These advancements enhance the efficacy and customization of neurostimulation therapies for various neurological disorders.
Closed-Loop Systems: Closed-loop or adaptive neurostimulation systems, which adjust stimulation parameters in response to neural activity, are gaining traction for their potential to optimize therapeutic outcomes while minimizing side effects. These systems offer personalized treatment approaches tailored to individual patient needs and disease progression.
Expanding Applications Beyond Movement Disorders: While historically used primarily for movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease and essential tremor, brain implants are increasingly being explored for a wider range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. These include epilepsy, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), chronic pain, and Alzheimer's disease, expanding the market's scope and potential.
Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning: The integration of AI and machine learning algorithms into brain implants enables advanced data analysis, pattern recognition, and predictive modeling. AI-powered implants can adapt stimulation parameters in real-time based on patient-specific responses and evolving disease dynamics, optimizing treatment efficacy and patient outcomes.
Market Opportunities:
The brain implants market presents several opportunities for growth and innovation. With advancements in technology and expanding clinical indications, there is a significant opportunity to address unmet medical needs and improve patient outcomes across a wide range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. Opportunities exist for the development of next-generation brain implants with enhanced functionality, miniaturization, and wireless connectivity, enabling less invasive procedures and improved patient comfort. Moreover, the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms presents opportunities to personalize treatment approaches and optimize therapeutic outcomes based on individual patient responses. Additionally, the expanding applications of brain implants beyond movement disorders, including epilepsy, depression, chronic pain, and Alzheimer's disease, offer avenues for market expansion and diversification.
According to the recent report published by RC Market Analytics, the Global Brain Implants Market is expected to provide sustainable growth opportunities during the forecast period from 2024 to 2030. This latest industry research study analyzes the brain implants market by various product segments, applications, regions and countries while assessing regional performances of numerous leading market participants. The report offers a holistic view of the brain implants industry encompassing numerous stakeholders including raw material suppliers, providers, distributors, consumers and government agencies, among others. Furthermore, the report includes detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis of the global market considering market history, product development, regional dynamics, competitive landscape, and key success factors (KSFs) in the industry.
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Geographically, the brain implants market report comprises dedicated sections centering on the regional market revenue and trends. The brain implants market has been segmented on the basis of geographic regions into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. Brain implants market estimates have also been provided for the historical years 2020 to 2023 along with forecast for the period from 2024 - 2030.The report includes a deep-dive analysis of key countries including the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, China, Japan, India, Australia, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa, among others. Thereby, the report identifies unique growth opportunities across the world based on trends occurring in various developed and developing economies.
The Brain Implants Market Segmentation:
By Type:
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Market Trends:
Miniaturization and Wireless Technology: There's a growing trend towards miniaturization and the development of wireless brain implants, allowing for less invasive procedures and enhanced patient comfort. Wireless connectivity enables real-time data transmission and remote monitoring, facilitating more efficient diagnosis and treatment.
Advancements in Neurostimulation: Neurostimulation techniques, including deep brain stimulation (DBS), spinal cord stimulation (SCS), and vagus nerve stimulation (VNS), continue to evolve with improved electrode designs, programming algorithms, and targeting precision. These advancements enhance the efficacy and customization of neurostimulation therapies for various neurological disorders.
Closed-Loop Systems: Closed-loop or adaptive neurostimulation systems, which adjust stimulation parameters in response to neural activity, are gaining traction for their potential to optimize therapeutic outcomes while minimizing side effects. These systems offer personalized treatment approaches tailored to individual patient needs and disease progression.
Expanding Applications Beyond Movement Disorders: While historically used primarily for movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease and essential tremor, brain implants are increasingly being explored for a wider range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. These include epilepsy, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), chronic pain, and Alzheimer's disease, expanding the market's scope and potential.
Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning: The integration of AI and machine learning algorithms into brain implants enables advanced data analysis, pattern recognition, and predictive modeling. AI-powered implants can adapt stimulation parameters in real-time based on patient-specific responses and evolving disease dynamics, optimizing treatment efficacy and patient outcomes.
Market Opportunities:
The brain implants market presents several opportunities for growth and innovation. With advancements in technology and expanding clinical indications, there is a significant opportunity to address unmet medical needs and improve patient outcomes across a wide range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. Opportunities exist for the development of next-generation brain implants with enhanced functionality, miniaturization, and wireless connectivity, enabling less invasive procedures and improved patient comfort. Moreover, the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms presents opportunities to personalize treatment approaches and optimize therapeutic outcomes based on individual patient responses. Additionally, the expanding applications of brain implants beyond movement disorders, including epilepsy, depression, chronic pain, and Alzheimer's disease, offer avenues for market expansion and diversification.
According to the recent report published by RC Market Analytics, the Global Brain Implants Market is expected to provide sustainable growth opportunities during the forecast period from 2024 to 2030. This latest industry research study analyzes the brain implants market by various product segments, applications, regions and countries while assessing regional performances of numerous leading market participants. The report offers a holistic view of the brain implants industry encompassing numerous stakeholders including raw material suppliers, providers, distributors, consumers and government agencies, among others. Furthermore, the report includes detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis of the global market considering market history, product development, regional dynamics, competitive landscape, and key success factors (KSFs) in the industry.
Browse the Full Report Discretion @ https://www.researchcorridor.com/brain-implants-market/
Geographically, the brain implants market report comprises dedicated sections centering on the regional market revenue and trends. The brain implants market has been segmented on the basis of geographic regions into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. Brain implants market estimates have also been provided for the historical years 2020 to 2023 along with forecast for the period from 2024 - 2030.The report includes a deep-dive analysis of key countries including the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, China, Japan, India, Australia, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa, among others. Thereby, the report identifies unique growth opportunities across the world based on trends occurring in various developed and developing economies.
The Brain Implants Market Segmentation:
By Type:
- Deep Brain Stimulator
- Spinal Cord Stimulator
- Vagus Nerve Stimulator
- Chronic Pain
- Epilepsy
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Depression
- Essential Tremor
- Alzheimer’s Disease
- Hospitals
- Clinical Trials Centers
- Others
- North America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America
- Middle East & Africa
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- Competitive landscape based on revenue, product offerings, years of presence, number of employees and market concentration, among others
- Various industry models such as SWOT analysis, Pestle Analysis, Porter’s Five Force model, Value Chain Analysis pertaining to Brain Implants market
- Analysis of the key factors driving and restraining the growth of the global, regional and country-level markets from 2020-2030
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2024.05.14 18:51 CW_writes Any Winnipegers here?
My partner and I are considering a move from Vancouver to Winnipeg. We've lived here 12 years, originally from Ontario, and haven't really put down roots...our friends are fairly flaky and our jobs aren't really anythjng to build a career from. Winnipeg housing is much more affordable, and we could get decent jobs there.
We've done a lot of research about the job market, housing situation, neighbourhoods, as well as the climate (both meteorological and political). The pro and con lists are both long. We're planning a visit in June, and are considering a short term rental next year before any final or longer-term decisions.
I'm curious to hear from folks who lived in Winnipeg before Vancouver. Any advice? Anything you miss? Anything you're very happy to have left behind? It's all well and good to ask people who live there now what they like and don't like about the city, but I also want to hear from those who left.
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We've done a lot of research about the job market, housing situation, neighbourhoods, as well as the climate (both meteorological and political). The pro and con lists are both long. We're planning a visit in June, and are considering a short term rental next year before any final or longer-term decisions.
I'm curious to hear from folks who lived in Winnipeg before Vancouver. Any advice? Anything you miss? Anything you're very happy to have left behind? It's all well and good to ask people who live there now what they like and don't like about the city, but I also want to hear from those who left.
2024.05.14 18:49 Recent_Method6209 Found a bat inside my pool
 | I live in Cancún Mexico and evento for a swim this morning at around 6 am and saw something flopping in the surface, I assumed it was a bird but turned out to be a bat. I scooped it out with a net and placed it under a tree. 5 hours later it is still there but is now moving a lot more and keeps licking its wing. Was wondering if someone could tell me what type of bat this is? And why did it end up in my pool? I’ve been living in this house for 20+ years and had never seen a bat before. Did it just wonder off the pack? Was it thirsty? Is this a baby? submitted by Recent_Method6209 to bats [link] [comments] Thanks |
2024.05.14 18:48 Traditional_Card_888 Mole removal scam? Is this reasonable?
Should surgically mole removal (excision) be way more expensive compared to laseshaving etc. Especially in mexico? Wondering if what they quote me is reasonable...
I've done research locally (Toronto), it would be mostly around CAD$400-800 to get it removed (please let me know if it's reasonable/how much did you pay)
Since I'm going to Mexico for vacation, might as well get it done there. Reached out to several plastic surgeon and they quoted me anywhere between CAD$800-1300. Not sure if they're giving me tourist price.
To be fair, my local research is just mole removal in general (could be laser, shaving, etc). And I'd guess getting it removed by excision should be more expensive (can anyone confirm) But then is this reasonable or they're trying to milk my money??
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I've done research locally (Toronto), it would be mostly around CAD$400-800 to get it removed (please let me know if it's reasonable/how much did you pay)
Since I'm going to Mexico for vacation, might as well get it done there. Reached out to several plastic surgeon and they quoted me anywhere between CAD$800-1300. Not sure if they're giving me tourist price.
To be fair, my local research is just mole removal in general (could be laser, shaving, etc). And I'd guess getting it removed by excision should be more expensive (can anyone confirm) But then is this reasonable or they're trying to milk my money??
2024.05.14 18:41 ReportsStack Warfarin Market Size, Growth & Statistics Report from 2024 to 2030
The global warfarin market is projected to experience substantial growth, with a notable compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.4%, potentially reaching USD 2,732 million by 2027. This growth is primarily attributed to the rising prevalence of atrial fibrillation worldwide, contributing to an increased demand for warfarin. Additionally, the effective implementation of treatment guidelines related to the management of deep vein thrombosis/pulmonary embolism (DVT/PE) further amplifies the market's growth trajectory.
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Market Trends:
Shift Towards Novel Oral Anticoagulants (NOACs): There is a noticeable trend towards the adoption of Novel Oral Anticoagulants (NOACs) as alternatives to traditional warfarin therapy. NOACs offer advantages such as rapid onset of action, predictable pharmacokinetics, and fewer dietary and drug interactions compared to warfarin, driving a gradual shift in treatment preferences.
Personalized Medicine Approaches: With advancements in pharmacogenomics, there is growing interest in personalized medicine approaches for anticoagulant therapy, including warfarin dosing. Genetic testing for variants in genes such as CYP2C9 and VKORC1 enables healthcare providers to tailor warfarin dosages more precisely, minimizing the risk of adverse events and improving treatment outcomes.
Increasing Focus on Patient Monitoring and Management: There's a heightened emphasis on patient monitoring and management to optimize the efficacy and safety of warfarin therapy. Innovations in point-of-care testing devices, remote monitoring solutions, and patient education programs empower patients and healthcare providers to manage anticoagulation therapy more effectively, reducing the risk of complications such as bleeding and thrombosis.
Integration of Digital Health Technologies: Digital health technologies, including mobile applications, wearables, and telemedicine platforms, are being integrated into anticoagulation management workflows to enhance patient engagement, adherence, and clinical outcomes. These technologies enable real-time communication between patients and healthcare providers, facilitating remote monitoring, medication adherence tracking, and timely intervention when needed.
Focus on Safety and Bleeding Risk Mitigation: Efforts to minimize the risk of bleeding complications associated with warfarin therapy remain a key focus area in anticoagulation management. Strategies such as dose optimization, regular monitoring of International Normalized Ratio (INR) levels, and patient education on bleeding risk factors and precautions are essential for ensuring the safe and effective use of warfarin.
Market Opportunities:
The Warfarin market presents several opportunities for growth and innovation. With the increasing prevalence of cardiovascular diseases, including atrial fibrillation and venous thromboembolism, there is a growing demand for anticoagulant therapies such as Warfarin. Opportunities exist for pharmaceutical companies to develop and commercialize novel formulations, combination therapies, and dosage forms to address unmet medical needs and improve patient outcomes. Additionally, advancements in pharmacogenomics offer opportunities for personalized medicine approaches, including genetic testing to optimize Warfarin dosing and minimize the risk of adverse events. Integration of digital health technologies such as mobile applications, wearables, and telemedicine platforms presents opportunities to enhance patient engagement, medication adherence, and remote monitoring of anticoagulation therapy.
According to the recent report published by RC Market Analytics, the Global Warfarin Market is expected to provide sustainable growth opportunities during the forecast period from 2024 to 2030. This latest industry research study analyzes the warfarin market by various product segments, applications, regions and countries while assessing regional performances of numerous leading market participants. The report offers a holistic view of the warfarin industry encompassing numerous stakeholders including raw material suppliers, providers, distributors, consumers and government agencies, among others. Furthermore, the report includes detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis of the global market considering market history, product development, regional dynamics, competitive landscape, and key success factors (KSFs) in the industry.
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Geographically, the warfarin market report comprises dedicated sections centering on the regional market revenue and trends. The warfarin market has been segmented on the basis of geographic regions into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. Warfarin market estimates have also been provided for the historical years 2020 to 2023 along with forecast for the period from 2024 - 2030.The report includes a deep-dive analysis of key countries including the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, China, Japan, India, Australia, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa, among others. Thereby, the report identifies unique growth opportunities across the world based on trends occurring in various developed and developing economies.
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By Clinical Application:
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To know more about this study, request a free sample report @ https://www.researchcorridor.com/request-sample/?id=21770
Market Trends:
Shift Towards Novel Oral Anticoagulants (NOACs): There is a noticeable trend towards the adoption of Novel Oral Anticoagulants (NOACs) as alternatives to traditional warfarin therapy. NOACs offer advantages such as rapid onset of action, predictable pharmacokinetics, and fewer dietary and drug interactions compared to warfarin, driving a gradual shift in treatment preferences.
Personalized Medicine Approaches: With advancements in pharmacogenomics, there is growing interest in personalized medicine approaches for anticoagulant therapy, including warfarin dosing. Genetic testing for variants in genes such as CYP2C9 and VKORC1 enables healthcare providers to tailor warfarin dosages more precisely, minimizing the risk of adverse events and improving treatment outcomes.
Increasing Focus on Patient Monitoring and Management: There's a heightened emphasis on patient monitoring and management to optimize the efficacy and safety of warfarin therapy. Innovations in point-of-care testing devices, remote monitoring solutions, and patient education programs empower patients and healthcare providers to manage anticoagulation therapy more effectively, reducing the risk of complications such as bleeding and thrombosis.
Integration of Digital Health Technologies: Digital health technologies, including mobile applications, wearables, and telemedicine platforms, are being integrated into anticoagulation management workflows to enhance patient engagement, adherence, and clinical outcomes. These technologies enable real-time communication between patients and healthcare providers, facilitating remote monitoring, medication adherence tracking, and timely intervention when needed.
Focus on Safety and Bleeding Risk Mitigation: Efforts to minimize the risk of bleeding complications associated with warfarin therapy remain a key focus area in anticoagulation management. Strategies such as dose optimization, regular monitoring of International Normalized Ratio (INR) levels, and patient education on bleeding risk factors and precautions are essential for ensuring the safe and effective use of warfarin.
Market Opportunities:
The Warfarin market presents several opportunities for growth and innovation. With the increasing prevalence of cardiovascular diseases, including atrial fibrillation and venous thromboembolism, there is a growing demand for anticoagulant therapies such as Warfarin. Opportunities exist for pharmaceutical companies to develop and commercialize novel formulations, combination therapies, and dosage forms to address unmet medical needs and improve patient outcomes. Additionally, advancements in pharmacogenomics offer opportunities for personalized medicine approaches, including genetic testing to optimize Warfarin dosing and minimize the risk of adverse events. Integration of digital health technologies such as mobile applications, wearables, and telemedicine platforms presents opportunities to enhance patient engagement, medication adherence, and remote monitoring of anticoagulation therapy.
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2024.05.14 18:41 ChivasBearINU How'd I do? 2005 and 2012. Bought in Mexico today.
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2024.05.14 18:40 Ok_Tangelo_7841 Boyfriend's Mother Never Refrigrates Leftovers, Including Many Meats, For Days Sometimes. I Never Want to Eat There, But They Both Act Like I'm Being Rude. What Should I Do?
For context, they are first generation Mexicans. I understand that they did not always have a fridge over in Mexico, but I see a future with this guy and wouldn't want to subject me or our future kids to foodborne illness. What would you recommend I do?
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2024.05.14 18:40 Phixioner Will be going for stem cell treatments today
I am in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and will be going for four different stem cell treatments today with DBC.
I will be doing 300 million IV, 50 million intrathecal IV (injected in the spinal cord) 25 million nebulized treatment (breathed in via nebulizer) and finally will get 50 million stem cells + PRP injected directly into my penis.
I am a 27 year old male, physically fit, but have a host of different health problems that I think stem cells may help (sorted from most important to least important):
In addition to this I have planned to do testing for food intolerances (I do know somewhat what I handle and not already) and be more strict with elimination and also a CSAPx2 stool sample/gut microbiome analysis and implement steps based on the results.
Now it might be hard to say what potential progress or improvement can be accredited to the MSCs and what will be accredited to the different modalities I will be using, but if it's of any interest to the community I can update you on the potential changes I experience.
I do suspect the stem cells will have the largest impact.
Let me know if this is of any interest.
Much love.
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I will be doing 300 million IV, 50 million intrathecal IV (injected in the spinal cord) 25 million nebulized treatment (breathed in via nebulizer) and finally will get 50 million stem cells + PRP injected directly into my penis.
I am a 27 year old male, physically fit, but have a host of different health problems that I think stem cells may help (sorted from most important to least important):
- IBS, loose stools, food intolerances
- Poor sleep/rest
- Fatigue
- Brainfog, problems with focus and working memory
- Some arthritis and also proneness to tendonitis
- Urinary incontinence
- Inflamed skin, acne
- Scar tissue in nostrils, damaged mucus membranes, excess mucus in throat
- Bronchitis
In addition to this I have planned to do testing for food intolerances (I do know somewhat what I handle and not already) and be more strict with elimination and also a CSAPx2 stool sample/gut microbiome analysis and implement steps based on the results.
Now it might be hard to say what potential progress or improvement can be accredited to the MSCs and what will be accredited to the different modalities I will be using, but if it's of any interest to the community I can update you on the potential changes I experience.
I do suspect the stem cells will have the largest impact.
Let me know if this is of any interest.
Much love.
2024.05.14 18:35 Tahiki_Ohono Entering for first time with temp. residenct
I'm entering for the first time and just want some advice!
I have the temporary residency visa and my husband is a Mexican citizen. We're going through Mexico city. Neither of us have gone there before.
Which line do we go in? (Residents/ citizens or non-residents/visitors)
Any advice or things to look out for?
Our flight arrives in Mexico City at 3am and our connecting flight is at 6.40am. Have we left enough time?
Thank you all and looking forward to moving!!
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I have the temporary residency visa and my husband is a Mexican citizen. We're going through Mexico city. Neither of us have gone there before.
Which line do we go in? (Residents/ citizens or non-residents/visitors)
Any advice or things to look out for?
Our flight arrives in Mexico City at 3am and our connecting flight is at 6.40am. Have we left enough time?
Thank you all and looking forward to moving!!
2024.05.14 18:34 pondering__starlight AI in Mexico in September with 1 year old?
My husband and I (both in our early 30s) are looking to do a trip in September with our daughter who will be 14 months at that point. I had some questions I was hoping people might be able to answer, especially those who have taken young kids before. We haven't decided on a location.
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- How is the climate during that time of year? I know it's the rainy season but is it likely to rain often?Are there locations that are better than others? Will it be too buggy? Will it be too hot/humid for my toddler? We're Canadian so not used to that kind of weather.
- What areas/resorts do you recommend for her age? We'll likely spend the majority of the time with her but we may want to use babysitting services occasionally. I'm a nervous first time mom so I'm not sure how comfortable I'd be about it but any experiences would be appreciated. She's a pretty chill kid so far so i think she would be ok with it. We're mainly looking for somewhere that has great service, especially for very young kids, that has a kid/toddler pool/splash area and has baby necessities like cribs etc. It would be great if the food is good too. Our main goal on this trip is to just relax and have fun with our daughter. Our budget is around 5,000 CAD altogether with her having her own seat on the plane.
- Do you recommend visiting somewhere else instead of Mexico? We're even open to the U.S. but not looking for a Disneyland kind of thing as we want to wait until she can actually remember it and we just want a non stressful less crowded vacation. This is more an anniversary trip for us but as a family. We had a destination wedding in Maui pre-covid also in September and that's the only experience I have had traveling outside of Canada, my husband has done a lot more but he hasn't been to many resorts or tropical areas and not since he was a kid.
2024.05.14 18:28 andreabaker2 Robert Adams was Robert Spiegel, and there is a huge history.
As many of you may have read, there is a case of two missing adopted kids in North Carolina, where remains have been found. The news has reported that their adoptive “mother” is Avantae Deven.
I’m a curious person and started digging up information on Avantae Deven when I first read the story in my news feed and could not believe what I was reading. It seemed like whomever this woman is must have be using an alias; Avantae Deven is not a name like Kim Jones or Mackenzie Smith.
The more I dug, the weirder it seemed to get. I found a property deed to a place in Sedona, Arizona, and figured out that whomever this Avantae person is, she at one point in time had owned a home together with someone named Nicole Adams. So I dug into who Nicole Adams was, and learned that she was the widow of a spiritual leader named Robert Adams. It appeared to me that there would be no way to identify who Avantae really was, unless I could also identify the true identity of Robert Adams.
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I've done investigative work for many years, including skip tracing. I can conclusively state that there was absolutely no person actually named Robert Adams born in New York State on January 21, 1928. This is demonstrated by the New York Birth Index. I have combed the census records for 1930, 1940, and 1950, and cross-checked them against multiple databases, and am confident that nobody with the birth name of Robert Adams was born anywhere in the United States on January 21, 1928.
Moreover, there was absolutely no person with the true name of Robert Adams who died anywhere at all in the United States, let alone Sedona, Arizona, on March 2, 1997. This is demonstrated by the Social Security Death Index.
I began this research largely by performing exhaustive searches on the known addresses that are associated with Robert, his wife Leonie (who used to use the alias Nicole), and Avantae Deven (who turns out to be their daughter Michelle who began using the alias Avantae in the mid-1990’s or so). Most of the addresses are PO boxes. Those that are PO boxes are all *private* PO boxes, not PO boxes that one can rent from the United States Postal Service. To me, that spoke volumes. The family were clearly using aliases.
As I explain further below, I eventually determined that “Robert Adams” was Robert Spiegel, born 21 January 1932 in New York. “Nicole Adams” was actually Aileen Beverly Leonie Maxwell, born February 2, 1929, in Jamaica. “Avantae Deven” is actually their daughter, Michelle K. Spiegel, born on October 1, 1960, in California.
One of Robert’s many false stories about Robert’s life that my research has refuted is Robert’s claim that his mother was Jewish and his father was Catholic. That was a lie. Both of his parents were Jewish. It’s also interesting that he claimed that he was “raised Catholic.” There is absolutely nothing to suggest that. His mother always, in New York, lived in Jewish neighborhoods. Moreover, as will be discussed below, his parents had a Jewish wedding. It’s also downright absurd that he would tell people that he was “half Jewish.” If your mother’s Jewish, you are Jewish, pure and simple. Even if Robert’s father had truly been Catholic (which he wasn’t; his name was Samuel Spiegel and he immigrated to America in 1907, lived with his Jewish, Yiddish-speaking cousins, and spoke Yiddish himself), Robert would have been Jewish because the status of being a Jew comes from the mother. Robert’s mother’s name was Fannie (nee Fleisfeder) Spiegel. Fannie’s parents were Itzik Fleisfeder and Esther Libke (nee Rifkin) Fleisfeder. Esther’s parents were Mendel Rifkin and Sarah whose maiden name is lost to time and the disappearance of the shtetls. Robert’s claim to having had a Catholic father was utterly false, but is part and parcel of his ongoing compulsive daily lying about anything and everything.
Here is the story.
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Kolomyia, formerly known as Kolomea, is a city currently located in the Western Ukraine.
On January 21, 1892 (the same year that Kolomea tallis1 workers went on strike for better pay and working conditions), Kolomea resident Rachel Katz, wife of Abraham Spiegel, gave birth to a son, who was given the name Schmuel.
On the date that Schmuel Spiegel entered the world, Kolomea was ruled by the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, and almost half of the city’s residents were Jewish.
In June of 1907, fifteen-year-old Schmuel2 boarded the Zeeland, which sailed from Antwerp, Belgium, arriving at New York Harbor on June 18, 1907. The ship’s manifest states that Schmuel’s father had paid for his transport, and that Schmuel intended to reside with his father, Abe, in Brooklyn. Schmuel was granted entrance, and took up residence with his cousin Charles Fetner, who resided at 353 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, in Apartment A with his wife Jennie and their baby daughter Ettie. The sparse record that exists suggests that although Schmuel’s father was, indeed, named Abraham, Abraham lived and died in Europe, without immigrating to America.
The 1910 census describes Samuel’s cousin Charles as a carpenter, who had been married to housewife Jennie for six years, and a father of three children-- Ettie age four, Nathan age two, and baby Jacob, who was not even a year old. Eighteen-year-old Samuel was identified by profession as a “Foreman Sailmaker” in an industry described as “pocket-books.”
Three and a half years after being granted admission, on a bitterly cold winter day, January 4, 1911, Schmuel (now employed as a pocket-book maker, and having Anglicized his name to Samuel) signed and submitted his declaration to become a United States citizen. He stated, in that declaration, that he was born on January 21, 1892.
By 1915, Samuel had left his cousin’s abode and was residing as a lodger in the home of a widow named Rose Hammer, who lived with her two adolescent sons, Meyer and Louis, at 531 E. 5th Avenue; Samuel was now working as a “driver.”
Two years after the 1915 state census was taken, Samuel had moved back to Myrtle Avenue, but this time at building no. 849. On June 15, 2017, Samuel registered for the draft, and described himself as being a pocketbook maker, working for “A. Shoenfeld,” at 101 Crosby Street, New York. He was single. He stated, in his draft registration, that he was born on January 21, 1892.
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A woman named Fruma Fleisfeder was born in Beltz, Bessarabia, sometime between July 1, 1893, and 1901, to Itzik Fleisfeder and Esther Lieba Rifkin. Fruma (not living up to her pious given name) provided different dates and years of birth to different authorities on different occasions, making it impossible at this point in time to know her true position in the birth order of her family. Regardless, Fruma, who began using the name Fanny upon her entrance to the United States, did have three brothers and a sister who also came to America-- Louis Fleisfeder who was born April 10, 1890, Max Irving Fleisfeder who used October 10, 1892 as his birthdate, Hersch (later known as Harry), whose official birthdate was December 15, 1901, and Sylvia who was born in approximately 1906.
On December 1, 1919, Fruma arrived in New York Harbor on the ship La Touraine, declaring her intention, at entry, to become a United States Citizen. The ship’s manifest describes her as five feet five inches tall, with fair hair, blue eyes, and a fair complexion. The ship’s manifest states that she was, at that time, age 24. If that were correct, she would have been born in 1895.
Fruma (then going by Fanny) took up residence with her cousin Ethel (nee Ruchlin) and Ethel’s husband Samuel Steinberg, on 15th Street, Brooklyn. Soon thereafter, Ethel gave birth to her first child, a daughter named Theresa. The 1920 census states that Fanny was Russian, didn’t speak English but, rather, spoke Hebrew, and worked as a milliner in a millinery store. The 1920 census also states that Fanny was age 25, which lines up with her being age 24 in the prior year’s ship manifest.
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Sam and Fanny married in Manhattan on January 24, 1925. Their marriage certificate (signed by each of them) identifies Sam as being age 32 (contradicting, by one year, his immigration records which would have placed him at age 33), and identifies Fanny as age 24, the same age that she had claimed to be six years prior, and also contradicting an immigration petition that she would file two decades in the future, which generally placed her birth year at the mid-point of 1893.
If Fanny’s immigration records (which included a petition with her signature on it) were correct, Fanny would also have been age 32 as of her marriage to Samuel, not age 24.
So did Fanny lie in her marriage certificate? Or did she lie in her immigration petition?
The marriage certificate identifies Sam as having been born in Kolomea, Austria, and his father being Abraham, and his mother being Rachel Katz. It identifies Fanny as having been born in Beltz, Russia, to a father named Isaac, and to a mother named Esther Rifkin.
The marriage certificate does not identify Fanny as having any profession, but identifies Sam as being a pocketbook maker.
Sam and Fannie were married at 125 E. 4th Street, Manhattan, a six-story apartment building with retail units on the ground floor that is now an expensive co-op, with three-bedroom units selling for over $900,000. Present-day real estate advertisements alternatively state that the building was built in 1894, 1903, and 1905.
The first name of the rabbi who officiated was Harry. His surname starts with Reid, but the remaining letters of his signature are illegible. Rabbi Harry identified his residence as 232 Broome Street, which, at the time, was a four-story mixed use building that, among other things, housed Chevrah Ahavath Zedek Anshei Jaskinover.
Witnesses to the marriage were Mayer Budmon and Samuel Steinberg.
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Sam and Fanny’s existence was documented next in the 1925 New York State census by census. They were living at 205 S. 2nd Street. Samuel was still working as a “pocketbook maker.” Fanny was identified as a “housewife.”
Fanny was identified as age 25. This was in accordance with her age as stated on her marriage certificate, but not in accordance with her immigration documents or the 1920 census.
Sam was identified as being age 28, which conflicted with all prior records.
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In 1930, the couple were again enumerated, this time in the Federal census. The enumerator, whose signature appears to be “Max Krahn” (or something like that) stated that he obtained the information on April 16, 1930.
Sam was identified as a “framer” of pocketbooks. He was identified as being 36 years of age, which conflicts by two years with the age that he provided to immigration authorities. Perhaps the enumerator was simply sloppy; Samuel was also incorrectly identified in the 1930 census as having been born in “Poland,” with parents who were both also born in “Poland,” notwithstanding other governmental records having identified him as being Austrian. The language he spoke? “Jewish,” according to the enumerator. Was that to mean Hebrew? Yiddish? Both?
Fannie was identified as age 30 (directly in conflict with the information she supplied in her immigration petition, which bears her signature) and as being “Russian,” with parents born in “Russia.” The 1930 census enumerator incorrectly wrote that her year of immigration was 1921. Fannie, too, was identified by the enumerator as speaking the “Jewish” language.
Although later records reflected that Sam and Fannie had a son named Irving who was born in 1926, Irving was not recorded in the 1930 census. Was he missed by the enumerator? Or was he a later-adopted son?
The couple also had a boarder, identified by the 1930 enumerator as one Esther “Larson,” age 40, born in Russia, and similarly a speaker of the “Jewish” language.
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The New York Birth Index identifies a baby boy, Robert Spiegel, as one of many babies having been born in the city on January 21, 1932.
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On May 21, 1936, Samuel committed suicide by hanging in the family residence, a tenement apartment located at 1168 Union Avenue, in the Bronx. Although, based upon the date of birth that Samuel used for official governmental purposes he was age 44, the death certificate stated that he was age 43.
Fannie engaged the Gordon Funeral Home to prepare him for burial.
Strangely, although Samuel’s headstone accurately identified him in Hebrew as Schmuel Spiegel, son of Avraham, it inexplicably incorrectly stated that he died at age 40.
Fannie of course knew her husband’s real age; both of them signed the marriage certificate that had Samuel’s correct age listed. Furthermore, Samuel had petitioned for citizenship in 1911, and stated that his date of birth was January 18, 1892.
Why would Fannie commission a headstone with a false age? Perhaps she, like her son, was a compulsive liar. Maybe that’s where Robert got it from.
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The 1940 census has Fannie (identified as age 38), Robert (identified as age 8), and Fannie’s son/Robert’s brother, Irving Spiegel, age 13, as living with Fannie’s 72-year-old mother, Esther Fleisfeder, at 1537 Fulton Avenue, in the Bronx. Fannie and Esther were identified as widows. Esther was identified as “U” (unable to work), while Fannie was identified as engaged in housework. No source of income for the family was identified.
No explanation is obvious regarding where Irving was living in the census taken a decade previously. Was he adopted?
There is no “Irving Spiegel” listed in the New York Birth Index for either 1926 or 1927. There is an “Irving Spiegal” listed, who was born April 29, 1926. But he is not Irving Spiegel.
I initially thought that perhaps Irving might be one of the unnamed Baby Boy Spiegels born in New York in 1926 or 1927, and that he left the hospital unnamed because his parents were waiting for his bris before naming him. However, Robert left the hospital with the name Robert. Why wait until the bris to name one child, but not the other?
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Slightly less than two years after she was enumerated in the 1940 census, Fannie’s mother Esther died, at home, at 1537 Fulton Avenue. The causes of death were “Coronary Thrombosis, Pulmonary Oedema Nephritis, Hypertension, Arteriosclerosis.” Esther left this world on February 6, 1942, the same day that the W. L. Steed was torpedoed, shelled and sunk less than a hundred nautical miles east of the mouth of Delaware River by a German submarine.
She was buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery in Fairview, New Jersey, the same cemetery where her son-in-law Samuel was interred.
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On November 12, 1943, Fannie, now residing at 1985 Bathgate Avenue, in the Bronx, petitioned for citizenship. She claimed, in that document bearing her signature, to be fifty years of age, meaning that if she was telling the truth, she would have been born in approximately 1893.
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On January 19, 1948, Robert (having assumed a false date of birth, that being January 18, 1931), enlisted in the New York National Guard. On paper, he had turned age 17 the day before his enlistment. In reality, he would be turning age 16 two days after his enlistment.
On December 9, 1949, Robert was discharged from the national guard, apparently for having been AWOL.
The discharge document identifies his address as being 1985 Bathgate Avenue, New York City.
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The 1950 census places Robert again at 1985 Bathgate Avenue, New York City. It correctly identifies him as age 18, and states that he worked as a shipping clerk for a newspaper company.
According to the 1950 census, Robert resided at the Bathgate Avenue address with his mother Fannie, who was purportedly still age 50 (seven years after she had previously claimed to immigration authorities to be age 50), and Robert’s brother Irving, age 24.
Irving was listed as unemployed and moreover, according to the census record, had not worked for the prior year. Fannie was employed full-time as a milliner in a hat factory.
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Military records reflect that Irving J. Spiegel, born in 1926 and a resident of 1985 Bathgate Avenue, who had completed two years of high school education, had flown bomber planes over Germany during the war. In his military documents, Irving described himself as single, with two dependents.
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On February 2, 1929, a baby girl given the name Aileen Beverly Leone Maxwell was born in Lucea, Hanover, Jamaica, to William Maxwell and Daisy (nee Tibbits) Maxwell. Her birth was registered by her parents.
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In 1954, Robert Spiegel and Aileen Maxwell were married in New York City. Their marriage license was given License No. 10284.
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The following year, the Kingston, Jamaica, Gleaner reported on June 6, 1955:
Miss Leonie Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Maxwell, was married recently in New York City to Mr. Robert Spiegel of the U.S.A. Both the bride and groom are students at the New York Institute of Dietetics. The bride left the island nearly two years ago for New York. Her wedding gown was chantilly lace and nylon tulle. The bodice was fashioned with a wide, scalloped neckline and elbow-length sleeves. Her three tier skirt of chantilly lace was over pleated nylon tulle. Her fingertip-length veil was adorned with pearls.
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If the claim regarding the couple studying at the New York Institute of Dietetics was even true, their studies at this institution didn’t last long. In May of 1956, a number of advertisements bearing Robert’s photograph appeared in the Kingston, Jamaica Gleaner. The advertisements described Robert as a psychologist, author, lecturer, and “practitioner in auto suggestion,” and identified him as “Dr. J. Robert Spiegel.” Readers were invited to come meet Robert on May 21, 1956, at Record Plaza, where he would be autographing his “latest” “world-wide” 33 and 1/3 RPM record, “How to Stop Smoking in 7 days by Auto-Suggestion.”
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On May 1, 1959, three residents of 1985 Bathgate Avenue, Bronx, New York, came through customs, having returned from a trip to Jamaica. They identified themselves as “Robert D. Spiegel” born in New York (in addition to giving himself a false middle initial, Robert neglected to complete the I-94-A fully, specifically by leaving his birthdate blank), “Leonie A. Spiegel” born in Jamaica on February 2, 1929, and their minor daughter, and “Sharon S. Spiegel,” born in New York. Someone also neglected to fully complete Sharon’s I-94-A, specifically by leaving her birthdate blank.
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Leonie had taken Sharon to Jamaica two years earlier. There are no publicly available records pertaining to their outbound transport from the United States to Jamaica. There is, however, a record pertaining to their return to the United States. That publicly available record does not provide their address, but Sharon is identified as weighing 1 stone 5 pounds (a total of 19 pounds), and Leonie is identified as weighing six stone 5 pounds (89 pounds). Interestingly, Leonie used the name “Aileen Spiegel,” and the records assert that Aileen has no middle initial. Aileen was / is her true legal first name, but it is a lie to say that she has no middle initial.
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Almost two years later, on January 5, 1958, the Kingston, Jamaica Gleaner reported:
Staying at the Tamarind Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spiegel and daughter Sharon of Miami, Florida. Mrs. Spiegel is the former Leonie Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Maxwell of Lucea and has been in the United States for several years. A welcome party in their honour was given last Saturday night by Messers. Horrace, Ray, and Dennis Maxwell, brothers of Mrs. Spiegel. It was a very enjoyable affair.
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In 1963, roughly five years after their 1958 visit to Jamaica, Leonie petitioned for naturalization, in Louisiana. Although I am in possession of the index showing that she petitioned in 1963, I do not possess the petition itself. However, the fact that she petitioned for naturalization in Louisiana demonstrates that that at least she was residing in Louisiana at the time. Since she stated that she didn’t leave Robert’s side for over 40 years, presumably Robert, young Sharon, and also baby Michelle were living in Louisiana at that time.
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People who knew Robert personally relate that he stated that Leonie was a Cayman Island heiress. She wasn’t. Not only was she not born in the Cayman Islands, Leonie’s father’s estate was litigated (with the judge ruling against her) long before Robert started telling people that his wife was a Cayman Islands heiress.
Leonie’s father did leave an estate, but not to her. On November 9, 1967, the Gleaner reported that the Supreme Court had upheld the will of the late William Josiah Maxwell, the father of Horrace, Ray, Dennis, and Leonie, and the husband of Daisy Maxwell, who had contended that William’s signature was a forgery and that the person to whom his estate had been bequeathed had exercised undue influence. The court disagreed. The article reported:
The estate, which one of the executors described as “a sizeable one,” included 112 acres of land at Paradise and three houses at Lucea, Hanover.
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Robert apparently wasn’t banking on Leonie’s inheritance in any event. In May of 1966, advertisements appeared in the Houston Chronicle with Robert’s photo on them, selling a record that would purportedly assist people in stopping smoking in seven days. He identified himself as “Dr. J. Robert Spiegel.”
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On page 55 of the November 15, 1969, San Antonio, Texas Express and News, was an advertisement stating:
SCIENCE OF THE MIND
Dr. J. Robert Spiegel of Houston, director and founder of the Science of the Mind Foundation there, is conducting Sunday evening meetings at 7:30 p.m. in the Sheraton Inn, 1400 Austin Hwy.
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On page 4 of the July 10, 1970 edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram was a photograph of Robert, with a brief local news blurb:
GUEST – Dr. J Robert Spiegel of Houston, Science of Mind Foundation director, will speak at the 10:45 a.m. service tomorrow in First Church of Religious Science, 2001 6th Ave. His subject is “What Religious Science Teaches.”
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On page 8 of the June 18, 1970 edition of the Houston Daily Cougar was this advertisement:
HOME OF UNIVERSAL LIFE
“Teaching Aquarian Meditation For The New Age
Meets Every Sunday, 11:00 A.M. At The World Trade Center Auditorium
Houston, Texas
DR. J. ROBERT SPIEGEL (BRAHMADANDA) DIRECTOR - FOUNDER
Aquarian Meditation Initiation for the first time offered through correspondence. For those sincere students wishing to bypass evolution and enter the 5th Kingdom. Initiation includes meditation technique, Mantra, how to "live” 24 hours a day, and much more. Write for application today:
P.O. Box 53328 Houston, Texas 052
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From the Galveston Daily News, May 02, 1971, Pg. 31:
AQUARIAN MEDITATION SOCIETY PRESENTS DR. J. ROBERT SPIEGEL AN AUTHOR, LECTURER, TEACHER OF YOGA & SELF DEVELOPMENT WILL SPEAK ON MAN, MIND & THE UNIVERSE WEDNESDAY, MAY 5th AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE RECREATION CENTER HARRIS COUNTY PARK, NASA RD. # 1 ALL WELCOME — DONATION $1.50
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The 1972 Spiritual Community Guide lists Robert twice, in the San Diego area. First, on page 117, using his alias “J. Robert Spiegel”:
THE TEMPLE OF METAPHYSICAL ABUNDANCE. J. Robert Spiegel, 1118 Torrey Pines Rd., 92037. Teaches yoga, nutrition, ESP, metaphysics, psychology, mind control
Second, on page 124, in which he, as one might have predicted, was masquerading as some sort of medical man or scholar:
"AQUARIAN MEDITATION SOCIETY, U. S. Grant Hotel, Attn: Dr. Robert Spiegel, 453-7588"
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Also in 1972, Volume 25 of San Diego Magazine published in November advertised gift certificates for the “Astrology Research Center.” “Give your loved one the gift of love. Only $50” said the advertisement. Where was this entity located? At 1118 Torrey Pines Road, the same address as Robert’s Temple of Metaphysical Abundance. The advertisement purported that person identified as “Lil Canaan” was the director. The telephone number was 459-6400.
In 2013, the San Diego Union Tribune published the obituary for Lillian Mulonas, who founded the La Jolla “Astrology Research Center.” At this point in time, unless Robert Adams’ only surviving daughter, Michelle/ Prentiss/ Avantae knows the answer and talks, we will not know what relationship, if any, existed between Robert’s Temple of Metaphysical Abundance and Lilian’s Astrology Research Center, both of which were located at 1118 Torrey Pines Road in 1972.
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From the July 12, 1973, San Diego Reader:
BRAHMADANDA FOUNDATION
“Teachings of the Cosmic Way” meets Sundays, 11:00 a.m., U.S. Grant Hotel, Crystal Room. Free admission, refreshments served. Call 453-7588 for more information.
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On page 51 of the June 29, 1974 edition of Phoenix’s Arizona Republic was the following advertisement:
Speaker from San Diego
Dr. J. Robert Spiegel from San Diego, a traveler and lecturer, will speak at 8 p.m., Friday in Universal Series Center, 4340 N. Seventh Ave., on the topic “Science of Being.”
He is the founder of the “Aquarian Meditation Society” in Jamaica and is founder and publisher of “Equinox,” a philosophical newspaper.
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The family (Adams or Spiegel, however one might want to refer to them) have resided in (that I know of) New York, Miami, Jamaica, Louisiana, La Jolla, Los Angeles, Houston, New Mexico, Hawaii, Las Vegas, Scottsdale, Sedona, and a number of cities in North Carolina.
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In at least the 1990’s, before he left for Sedona, Robert Adams used the address PO Box 7210, Jordan Avenue, D-30, Canoga Park, CA. He used that address on correspondence he wrote, and on at least one published document. Who else used that address? The data aggregators show that this address was also used by a Michelle K. Spiegel, and a person going by the name Leonie Maxwell. Michelle and Leonie also used other addresses associated with Robert, those being 1815 Willis Avenue Panorama City, and 21551 Burbank Boulevard, Woodland Hills.
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The California Birth Index shows that Michelle K. Spiegel was born on October 1, 1960, in Los Angeles County, to a mother with the maiden name Maxwell.
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In later life, Michelle used the addresses above that are associated with Robert and Leonie, as well as an address of 12004 Vanowen Street #14, North Hollywood. This is the same address at which Denniston Keith Maxwell, one of Leonie’s younger brothers, resided at, after his immigration to the United States. Denniston was one of Michelle’s uncles.
In a recent Facebook posting, Michelle/Avantae stated: “Never knew anything personal about said uncles, etc. Never asked, never cared.” Really? She shared an address with an uncle? Her uncle lived within a few minutes’ drive from her parents, and Michelle/Avantae never knew anything about him?
As an aside, Michelle/Avantae alleged (or admitted) that she “never cared” about anything personal regarding her uncles. If that is true, what does that tell us about Michelle/Avantae’s fundamental character? Antisocial? Psychopathic? Narcissistic in the extreme?
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On August 2, 1996, Michelle, going by the name Avantae E. Deven, married Tyson Ruben Alvarez in Las Vegas. The two had addresses in common in Arizona, Nevada, and Montana.
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Robert “Adams” died on or about March 2, 1997, in Sedona, Arizona.
Shortly after that, in the spring of 1997, “Nicole Adams” and “Avantae Deven” (both aliases; the correct legal names are Aileen Beverly Leonie Spiegel and Michelle K. Spiegel) purchased a home together in Sedona, on Navahopi Road. Shortly after the purchase, “Nicole” quit-claimed her portion to “Avantae.”
On July 17, 2001, Tyson, still married to “Avantae,” quit-claimed any interest in the Navahopi property to “Avantae,” and had the county recorder send the deed to “Avantae” in care of the Infinity Institute, at that time located at 9101 W. Sahara Ave. Suite 105 C29 (in other words, a private post box), in Las Vegas.
Avantae divorced Tyson in 2006. She had, by then, moved to North Carolina. She “served” Tyson via publication summons, claiming that she was unable to find him, despite his information being on multiple data aggregators.
You can go to various Facebook groups, and other sources, to pull up the documents that people have uncovered showing who is associated with the "Infinity Institute," and in what fashion, and also the addresses that they have used over the years.
In any event, this is the information regarding Robert that I think that people need to be aware of.
Why turn to a known liar and con man for spiritual guidance?
1A tallis is a prayer shawl.
2The ship’s manifest states that he was age 14, which conflicts by one year with what Samuel identified as his date of birth. These errors are not uncommon; his fare could have been purchased when he was age 14 and the records not updated.
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I’m a curious person and started digging up information on Avantae Deven when I first read the story in my news feed and could not believe what I was reading. It seemed like whomever this woman is must have be using an alias; Avantae Deven is not a name like Kim Jones or Mackenzie Smith.
The more I dug, the weirder it seemed to get. I found a property deed to a place in Sedona, Arizona, and figured out that whomever this Avantae person is, she at one point in time had owned a home together with someone named Nicole Adams. So I dug into who Nicole Adams was, and learned that she was the widow of a spiritual leader named Robert Adams. It appeared to me that there would be no way to identify who Avantae really was, unless I could also identify the true identity of Robert Adams.
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I've done investigative work for many years, including skip tracing. I can conclusively state that there was absolutely no person actually named Robert Adams born in New York State on January 21, 1928. This is demonstrated by the New York Birth Index. I have combed the census records for 1930, 1940, and 1950, and cross-checked them against multiple databases, and am confident that nobody with the birth name of Robert Adams was born anywhere in the United States on January 21, 1928.
Moreover, there was absolutely no person with the true name of Robert Adams who died anywhere at all in the United States, let alone Sedona, Arizona, on March 2, 1997. This is demonstrated by the Social Security Death Index.
I began this research largely by performing exhaustive searches on the known addresses that are associated with Robert, his wife Leonie (who used to use the alias Nicole), and Avantae Deven (who turns out to be their daughter Michelle who began using the alias Avantae in the mid-1990’s or so). Most of the addresses are PO boxes. Those that are PO boxes are all *private* PO boxes, not PO boxes that one can rent from the United States Postal Service. To me, that spoke volumes. The family were clearly using aliases.
As I explain further below, I eventually determined that “Robert Adams” was Robert Spiegel, born 21 January 1932 in New York. “Nicole Adams” was actually Aileen Beverly Leonie Maxwell, born February 2, 1929, in Jamaica. “Avantae Deven” is actually their daughter, Michelle K. Spiegel, born on October 1, 1960, in California.
One of Robert’s many false stories about Robert’s life that my research has refuted is Robert’s claim that his mother was Jewish and his father was Catholic. That was a lie. Both of his parents were Jewish. It’s also interesting that he claimed that he was “raised Catholic.” There is absolutely nothing to suggest that. His mother always, in New York, lived in Jewish neighborhoods. Moreover, as will be discussed below, his parents had a Jewish wedding. It’s also downright absurd that he would tell people that he was “half Jewish.” If your mother’s Jewish, you are Jewish, pure and simple. Even if Robert’s father had truly been Catholic (which he wasn’t; his name was Samuel Spiegel and he immigrated to America in 1907, lived with his Jewish, Yiddish-speaking cousins, and spoke Yiddish himself), Robert would have been Jewish because the status of being a Jew comes from the mother. Robert’s mother’s name was Fannie (nee Fleisfeder) Spiegel. Fannie’s parents were Itzik Fleisfeder and Esther Libke (nee Rifkin) Fleisfeder. Esther’s parents were Mendel Rifkin and Sarah whose maiden name is lost to time and the disappearance of the shtetls. Robert’s claim to having had a Catholic father was utterly false, but is part and parcel of his ongoing compulsive daily lying about anything and everything.
Here is the story.
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Kolomyia, formerly known as Kolomea, is a city currently located in the Western Ukraine.
On January 21, 1892 (the same year that Kolomea tallis1 workers went on strike for better pay and working conditions), Kolomea resident Rachel Katz, wife of Abraham Spiegel, gave birth to a son, who was given the name Schmuel.
On the date that Schmuel Spiegel entered the world, Kolomea was ruled by the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, and almost half of the city’s residents were Jewish.
In June of 1907, fifteen-year-old Schmuel2 boarded the Zeeland, which sailed from Antwerp, Belgium, arriving at New York Harbor on June 18, 1907. The ship’s manifest states that Schmuel’s father had paid for his transport, and that Schmuel intended to reside with his father, Abe, in Brooklyn. Schmuel was granted entrance, and took up residence with his cousin Charles Fetner, who resided at 353 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, in Apartment A with his wife Jennie and their baby daughter Ettie. The sparse record that exists suggests that although Schmuel’s father was, indeed, named Abraham, Abraham lived and died in Europe, without immigrating to America.
The 1910 census describes Samuel’s cousin Charles as a carpenter, who had been married to housewife Jennie for six years, and a father of three children-- Ettie age four, Nathan age two, and baby Jacob, who was not even a year old. Eighteen-year-old Samuel was identified by profession as a “Foreman Sailmaker” in an industry described as “pocket-books.”
Three and a half years after being granted admission, on a bitterly cold winter day, January 4, 1911, Schmuel (now employed as a pocket-book maker, and having Anglicized his name to Samuel) signed and submitted his declaration to become a United States citizen. He stated, in that declaration, that he was born on January 21, 1892.
By 1915, Samuel had left his cousin’s abode and was residing as a lodger in the home of a widow named Rose Hammer, who lived with her two adolescent sons, Meyer and Louis, at 531 E. 5th Avenue; Samuel was now working as a “driver.”
Two years after the 1915 state census was taken, Samuel had moved back to Myrtle Avenue, but this time at building no. 849. On June 15, 2017, Samuel registered for the draft, and described himself as being a pocketbook maker, working for “A. Shoenfeld,” at 101 Crosby Street, New York. He was single. He stated, in his draft registration, that he was born on January 21, 1892.
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A woman named Fruma Fleisfeder was born in Beltz, Bessarabia, sometime between July 1, 1893, and 1901, to Itzik Fleisfeder and Esther Lieba Rifkin. Fruma (not living up to her pious given name) provided different dates and years of birth to different authorities on different occasions, making it impossible at this point in time to know her true position in the birth order of her family. Regardless, Fruma, who began using the name Fanny upon her entrance to the United States, did have three brothers and a sister who also came to America-- Louis Fleisfeder who was born April 10, 1890, Max Irving Fleisfeder who used October 10, 1892 as his birthdate, Hersch (later known as Harry), whose official birthdate was December 15, 1901, and Sylvia who was born in approximately 1906.
On December 1, 1919, Fruma arrived in New York Harbor on the ship La Touraine, declaring her intention, at entry, to become a United States Citizen. The ship’s manifest describes her as five feet five inches tall, with fair hair, blue eyes, and a fair complexion. The ship’s manifest states that she was, at that time, age 24. If that were correct, she would have been born in 1895.
Fruma (then going by Fanny) took up residence with her cousin Ethel (nee Ruchlin) and Ethel’s husband Samuel Steinberg, on 15th Street, Brooklyn. Soon thereafter, Ethel gave birth to her first child, a daughter named Theresa. The 1920 census states that Fanny was Russian, didn’t speak English but, rather, spoke Hebrew, and worked as a milliner in a millinery store. The 1920 census also states that Fanny was age 25, which lines up with her being age 24 in the prior year’s ship manifest.
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Sam and Fanny married in Manhattan on January 24, 1925. Their marriage certificate (signed by each of them) identifies Sam as being age 32 (contradicting, by one year, his immigration records which would have placed him at age 33), and identifies Fanny as age 24, the same age that she had claimed to be six years prior, and also contradicting an immigration petition that she would file two decades in the future, which generally placed her birth year at the mid-point of 1893.
If Fanny’s immigration records (which included a petition with her signature on it) were correct, Fanny would also have been age 32 as of her marriage to Samuel, not age 24.
So did Fanny lie in her marriage certificate? Or did she lie in her immigration petition?
The marriage certificate identifies Sam as having been born in Kolomea, Austria, and his father being Abraham, and his mother being Rachel Katz. It identifies Fanny as having been born in Beltz, Russia, to a father named Isaac, and to a mother named Esther Rifkin.
The marriage certificate does not identify Fanny as having any profession, but identifies Sam as being a pocketbook maker.
Sam and Fannie were married at 125 E. 4th Street, Manhattan, a six-story apartment building with retail units on the ground floor that is now an expensive co-op, with three-bedroom units selling for over $900,000. Present-day real estate advertisements alternatively state that the building was built in 1894, 1903, and 1905.
The first name of the rabbi who officiated was Harry. His surname starts with Reid, but the remaining letters of his signature are illegible. Rabbi Harry identified his residence as 232 Broome Street, which, at the time, was a four-story mixed use building that, among other things, housed Chevrah Ahavath Zedek Anshei Jaskinover.
Witnesses to the marriage were Mayer Budmon and Samuel Steinberg.
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Sam and Fanny’s existence was documented next in the 1925 New York State census by census. They were living at 205 S. 2nd Street. Samuel was still working as a “pocketbook maker.” Fanny was identified as a “housewife.”
Fanny was identified as age 25. This was in accordance with her age as stated on her marriage certificate, but not in accordance with her immigration documents or the 1920 census.
Sam was identified as being age 28, which conflicted with all prior records.
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In 1930, the couple were again enumerated, this time in the Federal census. The enumerator, whose signature appears to be “Max Krahn” (or something like that) stated that he obtained the information on April 16, 1930.
Sam was identified as a “framer” of pocketbooks. He was identified as being 36 years of age, which conflicts by two years with the age that he provided to immigration authorities. Perhaps the enumerator was simply sloppy; Samuel was also incorrectly identified in the 1930 census as having been born in “Poland,” with parents who were both also born in “Poland,” notwithstanding other governmental records having identified him as being Austrian. The language he spoke? “Jewish,” according to the enumerator. Was that to mean Hebrew? Yiddish? Both?
Fannie was identified as age 30 (directly in conflict with the information she supplied in her immigration petition, which bears her signature) and as being “Russian,” with parents born in “Russia.” The 1930 census enumerator incorrectly wrote that her year of immigration was 1921. Fannie, too, was identified by the enumerator as speaking the “Jewish” language.
Although later records reflected that Sam and Fannie had a son named Irving who was born in 1926, Irving was not recorded in the 1930 census. Was he missed by the enumerator? Or was he a later-adopted son?
The couple also had a boarder, identified by the 1930 enumerator as one Esther “Larson,” age 40, born in Russia, and similarly a speaker of the “Jewish” language.
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The New York Birth Index identifies a baby boy, Robert Spiegel, as one of many babies having been born in the city on January 21, 1932.
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On May 21, 1936, Samuel committed suicide by hanging in the family residence, a tenement apartment located at 1168 Union Avenue, in the Bronx. Although, based upon the date of birth that Samuel used for official governmental purposes he was age 44, the death certificate stated that he was age 43.
Fannie engaged the Gordon Funeral Home to prepare him for burial.
Strangely, although Samuel’s headstone accurately identified him in Hebrew as Schmuel Spiegel, son of Avraham, it inexplicably incorrectly stated that he died at age 40.
Fannie of course knew her husband’s real age; both of them signed the marriage certificate that had Samuel’s correct age listed. Furthermore, Samuel had petitioned for citizenship in 1911, and stated that his date of birth was January 18, 1892.
Why would Fannie commission a headstone with a false age? Perhaps she, like her son, was a compulsive liar. Maybe that’s where Robert got it from.
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The 1940 census has Fannie (identified as age 38), Robert (identified as age 8), and Fannie’s son/Robert’s brother, Irving Spiegel, age 13, as living with Fannie’s 72-year-old mother, Esther Fleisfeder, at 1537 Fulton Avenue, in the Bronx. Fannie and Esther were identified as widows. Esther was identified as “U” (unable to work), while Fannie was identified as engaged in housework. No source of income for the family was identified.
No explanation is obvious regarding where Irving was living in the census taken a decade previously. Was he adopted?
There is no “Irving Spiegel” listed in the New York Birth Index for either 1926 or 1927. There is an “Irving Spiegal” listed, who was born April 29, 1926. But he is not Irving Spiegel.
I initially thought that perhaps Irving might be one of the unnamed Baby Boy Spiegels born in New York in 1926 or 1927, and that he left the hospital unnamed because his parents were waiting for his bris before naming him. However, Robert left the hospital with the name Robert. Why wait until the bris to name one child, but not the other?
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Slightly less than two years after she was enumerated in the 1940 census, Fannie’s mother Esther died, at home, at 1537 Fulton Avenue. The causes of death were “Coronary Thrombosis, Pulmonary Oedema Nephritis, Hypertension, Arteriosclerosis.” Esther left this world on February 6, 1942, the same day that the W. L. Steed was torpedoed, shelled and sunk less than a hundred nautical miles east of the mouth of Delaware River by a German submarine.
She was buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery in Fairview, New Jersey, the same cemetery where her son-in-law Samuel was interred.
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On November 12, 1943, Fannie, now residing at 1985 Bathgate Avenue, in the Bronx, petitioned for citizenship. She claimed, in that document bearing her signature, to be fifty years of age, meaning that if she was telling the truth, she would have been born in approximately 1893.
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On January 19, 1948, Robert (having assumed a false date of birth, that being January 18, 1931), enlisted in the New York National Guard. On paper, he had turned age 17 the day before his enlistment. In reality, he would be turning age 16 two days after his enlistment.
On December 9, 1949, Robert was discharged from the national guard, apparently for having been AWOL.
The discharge document identifies his address as being 1985 Bathgate Avenue, New York City.
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The 1950 census places Robert again at 1985 Bathgate Avenue, New York City. It correctly identifies him as age 18, and states that he worked as a shipping clerk for a newspaper company.
According to the 1950 census, Robert resided at the Bathgate Avenue address with his mother Fannie, who was purportedly still age 50 (seven years after she had previously claimed to immigration authorities to be age 50), and Robert’s brother Irving, age 24.
Irving was listed as unemployed and moreover, according to the census record, had not worked for the prior year. Fannie was employed full-time as a milliner in a hat factory.
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Military records reflect that Irving J. Spiegel, born in 1926 and a resident of 1985 Bathgate Avenue, who had completed two years of high school education, had flown bomber planes over Germany during the war. In his military documents, Irving described himself as single, with two dependents.
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On February 2, 1929, a baby girl given the name Aileen Beverly Leone Maxwell was born in Lucea, Hanover, Jamaica, to William Maxwell and Daisy (nee Tibbits) Maxwell. Her birth was registered by her parents.
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In 1954, Robert Spiegel and Aileen Maxwell were married in New York City. Their marriage license was given License No. 10284.
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The following year, the Kingston, Jamaica, Gleaner reported on June 6, 1955:
Miss Leonie Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Maxwell, was married recently in New York City to Mr. Robert Spiegel of the U.S.A. Both the bride and groom are students at the New York Institute of Dietetics. The bride left the island nearly two years ago for New York. Her wedding gown was chantilly lace and nylon tulle. The bodice was fashioned with a wide, scalloped neckline and elbow-length sleeves. Her three tier skirt of chantilly lace was over pleated nylon tulle. Her fingertip-length veil was adorned with pearls.
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If the claim regarding the couple studying at the New York Institute of Dietetics was even true, their studies at this institution didn’t last long. In May of 1956, a number of advertisements bearing Robert’s photograph appeared in the Kingston, Jamaica Gleaner. The advertisements described Robert as a psychologist, author, lecturer, and “practitioner in auto suggestion,” and identified him as “Dr. J. Robert Spiegel.” Readers were invited to come meet Robert on May 21, 1956, at Record Plaza, where he would be autographing his “latest” “world-wide” 33 and 1/3 RPM record, “How to Stop Smoking in 7 days by Auto-Suggestion.”
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On May 1, 1959, three residents of 1985 Bathgate Avenue, Bronx, New York, came through customs, having returned from a trip to Jamaica. They identified themselves as “Robert D. Spiegel” born in New York (in addition to giving himself a false middle initial, Robert neglected to complete the I-94-A fully, specifically by leaving his birthdate blank), “Leonie A. Spiegel” born in Jamaica on February 2, 1929, and their minor daughter, and “Sharon S. Spiegel,” born in New York. Someone also neglected to fully complete Sharon’s I-94-A, specifically by leaving her birthdate blank.
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Leonie had taken Sharon to Jamaica two years earlier. There are no publicly available records pertaining to their outbound transport from the United States to Jamaica. There is, however, a record pertaining to their return to the United States. That publicly available record does not provide their address, but Sharon is identified as weighing 1 stone 5 pounds (a total of 19 pounds), and Leonie is identified as weighing six stone 5 pounds (89 pounds). Interestingly, Leonie used the name “Aileen Spiegel,” and the records assert that Aileen has no middle initial. Aileen was / is her true legal first name, but it is a lie to say that she has no middle initial.
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Almost two years later, on January 5, 1958, the Kingston, Jamaica Gleaner reported:
Staying at the Tamarind Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spiegel and daughter Sharon of Miami, Florida. Mrs. Spiegel is the former Leonie Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Maxwell of Lucea and has been in the United States for several years. A welcome party in their honour was given last Saturday night by Messers. Horrace, Ray, and Dennis Maxwell, brothers of Mrs. Spiegel. It was a very enjoyable affair.
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In 1963, roughly five years after their 1958 visit to Jamaica, Leonie petitioned for naturalization, in Louisiana. Although I am in possession of the index showing that she petitioned in 1963, I do not possess the petition itself. However, the fact that she petitioned for naturalization in Louisiana demonstrates that that at least she was residing in Louisiana at the time. Since she stated that she didn’t leave Robert’s side for over 40 years, presumably Robert, young Sharon, and also baby Michelle were living in Louisiana at that time.
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People who knew Robert personally relate that he stated that Leonie was a Cayman Island heiress. She wasn’t. Not only was she not born in the Cayman Islands, Leonie’s father’s estate was litigated (with the judge ruling against her) long before Robert started telling people that his wife was a Cayman Islands heiress.
Leonie’s father did leave an estate, but not to her. On November 9, 1967, the Gleaner reported that the Supreme Court had upheld the will of the late William Josiah Maxwell, the father of Horrace, Ray, Dennis, and Leonie, and the husband of Daisy Maxwell, who had contended that William’s signature was a forgery and that the person to whom his estate had been bequeathed had exercised undue influence. The court disagreed. The article reported:
The estate, which one of the executors described as “a sizeable one,” included 112 acres of land at Paradise and three houses at Lucea, Hanover.
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Robert apparently wasn’t banking on Leonie’s inheritance in any event. In May of 1966, advertisements appeared in the Houston Chronicle with Robert’s photo on them, selling a record that would purportedly assist people in stopping smoking in seven days. He identified himself as “Dr. J. Robert Spiegel.”
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On page 55 of the November 15, 1969, San Antonio, Texas Express and News, was an advertisement stating:
SCIENCE OF THE MIND
Dr. J. Robert Spiegel of Houston, director and founder of the Science of the Mind Foundation there, is conducting Sunday evening meetings at 7:30 p.m. in the Sheraton Inn, 1400 Austin Hwy.
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On page 4 of the July 10, 1970 edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram was a photograph of Robert, with a brief local news blurb:
GUEST – Dr. J Robert Spiegel of Houston, Science of Mind Foundation director, will speak at the 10:45 a.m. service tomorrow in First Church of Religious Science, 2001 6th Ave. His subject is “What Religious Science Teaches.”
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On page 8 of the June 18, 1970 edition of the Houston Daily Cougar was this advertisement:
HOME OF UNIVERSAL LIFE
“Teaching Aquarian Meditation For The New Age
Meets Every Sunday, 11:00 A.M. At The World Trade Center Auditorium
Houston, Texas
DR. J. ROBERT SPIEGEL (BRAHMADANDA) DIRECTOR - FOUNDER
Aquarian Meditation Initiation for the first time offered through correspondence. For those sincere students wishing to bypass evolution and enter the 5th Kingdom. Initiation includes meditation technique, Mantra, how to "live” 24 hours a day, and much more. Write for application today:
P.O. Box 53328 Houston, Texas 052
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From the Galveston Daily News, May 02, 1971, Pg. 31:
AQUARIAN MEDITATION SOCIETY PRESENTS DR. J. ROBERT SPIEGEL AN AUTHOR, LECTURER, TEACHER OF YOGA & SELF DEVELOPMENT WILL SPEAK ON MAN, MIND & THE UNIVERSE WEDNESDAY, MAY 5th AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE RECREATION CENTER HARRIS COUNTY PARK, NASA RD. # 1 ALL WELCOME — DONATION $1.50
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The 1972 Spiritual Community Guide lists Robert twice, in the San Diego area. First, on page 117, using his alias “J. Robert Spiegel”:
THE TEMPLE OF METAPHYSICAL ABUNDANCE. J. Robert Spiegel, 1118 Torrey Pines Rd., 92037. Teaches yoga, nutrition, ESP, metaphysics, psychology, mind control
Second, on page 124, in which he, as one might have predicted, was masquerading as some sort of medical man or scholar:
"AQUARIAN MEDITATION SOCIETY, U. S. Grant Hotel, Attn: Dr. Robert Spiegel, 453-7588"
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Also in 1972, Volume 25 of San Diego Magazine published in November advertised gift certificates for the “Astrology Research Center.” “Give your loved one the gift of love. Only $50” said the advertisement. Where was this entity located? At 1118 Torrey Pines Road, the same address as Robert’s Temple of Metaphysical Abundance. The advertisement purported that person identified as “Lil Canaan” was the director. The telephone number was 459-6400.
In 2013, the San Diego Union Tribune published the obituary for Lillian Mulonas, who founded the La Jolla “Astrology Research Center.” At this point in time, unless Robert Adams’ only surviving daughter, Michelle/ Prentiss/ Avantae knows the answer and talks, we will not know what relationship, if any, existed between Robert’s Temple of Metaphysical Abundance and Lilian’s Astrology Research Center, both of which were located at 1118 Torrey Pines Road in 1972.
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From the July 12, 1973, San Diego Reader:
BRAHMADANDA FOUNDATION
“Teachings of the Cosmic Way” meets Sundays, 11:00 a.m., U.S. Grant Hotel, Crystal Room. Free admission, refreshments served. Call 453-7588 for more information.
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On page 51 of the June 29, 1974 edition of Phoenix’s Arizona Republic was the following advertisement:
Speaker from San Diego
Dr. J. Robert Spiegel from San Diego, a traveler and lecturer, will speak at 8 p.m., Friday in Universal Series Center, 4340 N. Seventh Ave., on the topic “Science of Being.”
He is the founder of the “Aquarian Meditation Society” in Jamaica and is founder and publisher of “Equinox,” a philosophical newspaper.
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The family (Adams or Spiegel, however one might want to refer to them) have resided in (that I know of) New York, Miami, Jamaica, Louisiana, La Jolla, Los Angeles, Houston, New Mexico, Hawaii, Las Vegas, Scottsdale, Sedona, and a number of cities in North Carolina.
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In at least the 1990’s, before he left for Sedona, Robert Adams used the address PO Box 7210, Jordan Avenue, D-30, Canoga Park, CA. He used that address on correspondence he wrote, and on at least one published document. Who else used that address? The data aggregators show that this address was also used by a Michelle K. Spiegel, and a person going by the name Leonie Maxwell. Michelle and Leonie also used other addresses associated with Robert, those being 1815 Willis Avenue Panorama City, and 21551 Burbank Boulevard, Woodland Hills.
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The California Birth Index shows that Michelle K. Spiegel was born on October 1, 1960, in Los Angeles County, to a mother with the maiden name Maxwell.
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In later life, Michelle used the addresses above that are associated with Robert and Leonie, as well as an address of 12004 Vanowen Street #14, North Hollywood. This is the same address at which Denniston Keith Maxwell, one of Leonie’s younger brothers, resided at, after his immigration to the United States. Denniston was one of Michelle’s uncles.
In a recent Facebook posting, Michelle/Avantae stated: “Never knew anything personal about said uncles, etc. Never asked, never cared.” Really? She shared an address with an uncle? Her uncle lived within a few minutes’ drive from her parents, and Michelle/Avantae never knew anything about him?
As an aside, Michelle/Avantae alleged (or admitted) that she “never cared” about anything personal regarding her uncles. If that is true, what does that tell us about Michelle/Avantae’s fundamental character? Antisocial? Psychopathic? Narcissistic in the extreme?
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On August 2, 1996, Michelle, going by the name Avantae E. Deven, married Tyson Ruben Alvarez in Las Vegas. The two had addresses in common in Arizona, Nevada, and Montana.
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Robert “Adams” died on or about March 2, 1997, in Sedona, Arizona.
Shortly after that, in the spring of 1997, “Nicole Adams” and “Avantae Deven” (both aliases; the correct legal names are Aileen Beverly Leonie Spiegel and Michelle K. Spiegel) purchased a home together in Sedona, on Navahopi Road. Shortly after the purchase, “Nicole” quit-claimed her portion to “Avantae.”
On July 17, 2001, Tyson, still married to “Avantae,” quit-claimed any interest in the Navahopi property to “Avantae,” and had the county recorder send the deed to “Avantae” in care of the Infinity Institute, at that time located at 9101 W. Sahara Ave. Suite 105 C29 (in other words, a private post box), in Las Vegas.
Avantae divorced Tyson in 2006. She had, by then, moved to North Carolina. She “served” Tyson via publication summons, claiming that she was unable to find him, despite his information being on multiple data aggregators.
You can go to various Facebook groups, and other sources, to pull up the documents that people have uncovered showing who is associated with the "Infinity Institute," and in what fashion, and also the addresses that they have used over the years.
In any event, this is the information regarding Robert that I think that people need to be aware of.
Why turn to a known liar and con man for spiritual guidance?
1A tallis is a prayer shawl.
2The ship’s manifest states that he was age 14, which conflicts by one year with what Samuel identified as his date of birth. These errors are not uncommon; his fare could have been purchased when he was age 14 and the records not updated.
2024.05.14 18:19 PlanetStarSun [WTS] US Constitutional Halves, 2ozt Silver Intaglio Tributes, Libertads
I have some shiny for y'all:
Proof
The Intaglios are listed in the same order they are pictured, from left to right: Asking for $70 ea. Intaglio - Get them all 10 for $680 and free shipping
I will take Zelle, Venmo, and PayPal (latter 2 friends and family only, no comments), in order of preference.
Stay alert, stay safe and keep on stacking! Hide yo' wives, hide yo' passwords!
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Proof
The Intaglios are listed in the same order they are pictured, from left to right: Asking for $70 ea. Intaglio - Get them all 10 for $680 and free shipping
- Getz Washington - 2 Troy Ounce - 39mm
- 1783 Dated Washington & Independence Cent Tribute – 2 Troy Ounce – 39mm
- Buffalo Nickel Tribute - 2 Troy Ounce - 39mm
- Lincoln Penny High Relief Tribute - 2 ozt - 39mm
- 1792 Birch One Cent Tribute - 2 Troy Ounce - 39mm
- 1794 Flowing Hair Dollar Tribute - 2 Troy Ounce - 39mm
- Fugio Cent - 2 Troy Ounce - 39mm
- 1836 Gobrecht Dollar (J61) Tribute - 2 Troy Ounce - 39mm
- 1838 Gobrecht Dollar (J84) Tribute - 2 Troy Ounce - 39mm
- 1853 Seated Liberty Arrows & Rays Tribute - 2 Troy Ounce - 39mm
- 6x Crispy AF 1oz. 2021 Mexico Libertad Mintage numbers I found point to a low-ish 450,000 - $45 ea.
- 25x = 1 Tube of 1oz. 2023 Mexico Libertad - $850 shipped
- Lot of $30 FV US 90% Halves ($10 Walking Lib all readable dates, $10 Benjies, $10 Kennedies) - $630 shipped
- I am mainly looking for fiat, but I will consider trading my silver for your gold (preferably 1/4 ozt or larger and .999 purity or pre-33 gold).
- Don't be shy, reach out with any questions. I will consider reasonable offers.
- CONUS only, $5 USPS Ground Advantage, $10 SFRB, unless otherwise indicated.
- I hand-deliver packages to USPS, and thankfully have never had an issue.
- I will do my best to assist if a claim needs to be submitted, but once in USPS hands, the responsibility is on them and the buyer.
I will take Zelle, Venmo, and PayPal (latter 2 friends and family only, no comments), in order of preference.
Stay alert, stay safe and keep on stacking! Hide yo' wives, hide yo' passwords!
2024.05.14 18:19 Brocks1991 Was my ssn stolen
I recently applied to a job that requires me to do a background check. I got the results. It listed all the states I lived in, and a state I never lived in. Does that mean my ssn was used in that state? I live in the east coast. The state that appears is New Mexico
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