Friday, January 11, 2008

Welcome to Greenwich Ground Up!


I am The Grinder!

Since it seems that just about anyone with a computer, a grudge and too much time on their hands can create their own blog ... here's mine.


As you may have surmised from the title, the "Greenwich Ground Up" is a direct response to Brian Harrod's blog - the ridiculously titled "Greenwich Roundup."


Roundup? What does he think this is? The Old West?


By the way Brian, "Roundup" is the name of a popular wide-spectrum herbicide and a registered trademark. I've already dropped a dime on you to the trademark's owner. Hopefully you'll be hearing from the Monsanto Corporation's legal department shortly.


And speaking of the Greenwich Roundup, I almost forgot ...


I wanted to be sure to add some text in stupidly-sized letters in a variety of different colors, FONTS and sizes

Eye whill be shure to be ad plenty of miss-spellings and malapropisms also!

I started this post with a crazy photo just to add to that Greenwich Roundup feel. (Consider it my personal visual commentary on the ol' Roundup.)

I've gone to all of this trouble because I want everyone to know that Brian Harrod is a


stark raving LUNATIC!

And he really is ... but more on that later. (I promise.)

In the mean time, welcome to Greenwich Ground Up!

And feel free to leave me a comment! Unlike that coward Brian Harrod, I am happy to leave the comments feature on my blog activated.

Signed, The Grinder


11 comments:

Anonymous said...

Holy crap! Thank you "Grinder!" It's about time someone besides Mr. Harrod had a voice.

Anonymous said...

I was impressed with the list of meds his wife was using. He should list the ones he's taking. Especially the long list of psych meds. See you all in Silver Hills!

Anonymous said...

Nice blog...I especially like the random picture and crazy fonts. Too bad you don't have the impressive "Greenwich Legislator" title to match crazy Brian Harrod's...I am sure Congressman Shays will feel as though they are peas in a pod!!!

Anonymous said...

maybe/hopefully the greenwich police will arrest this lunatic and he will be successful in his suicide attempt unlike when he was locked up in the Port Chester police department

Anonymous said...

you have no idea how grateful i am to see this I've been searching for this bastard all day I plan on going further to try and get this mans internet privilidges taken away by his providers

Anonymous said...

Is he really that insane? Anybody know him personally?

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namespace HelperClasses
{
public class UnhookSystemEventUserPreferenceChangedEvent
{
//we'll use a static List to cache a reference to the internal list of UserPreferenceChangedEvent listeners so that
// we do not need to search for it every time.
static System.Collections.IList _UserPreferenceChangedList = null;

static public void UnhookObject(object pObjectToUnhook)
{
//First check for null and get a ref to the UserPreferenceChangedEvent's internal list of listeners if needed.
if (_UserPreferenceChangedList == null) GetUserPreferenceChangedList();
//then, scan that list for any delegates that point to pObjectToUnhook.
SearchListAndRemoveEventHandlers(pObjectToUnhook);
oSystemEventsType.GetField("_handlers",

//the returned object is of type Dictionary>
//each of the Lists<> in the Dictionary<> is used to maintain a different event implementation.
//It may be more efficient to figure out how the UserPreferenceChanged event is keyed here but a quick-and-dirty
// method is to just scan them all the first time and then cache the List<> object once it's found.

System.Collections.IDictionary dictFieldInfoValue = oFieldInfoValue as System.Collections.IDictionary;
foreach (object oEvent in dictFieldInfoValue)
{
System.Collections.DictionaryEntry deEvent = (System.Collections.DictionaryEntry)oEvent;
System.Collections.IList listEventListeners = deEvent.Value as System.Collections.IList;

//unfortunately, SystemEventInvokeInfo is a private class so we can't declare a reference of that type.
//we will use object and then use reflection to get what we need...
List listDelegatesToRemove = new List();
}
//if we've found the list, no need to continue searching
if (_UserPreferenceChangedList != null) break;
}
}

static private void SearchListAndRemoveEventHandlers(object pObjectToUnhook)
{
if (_UserPreferenceChangedList == null) return; //Do not run if we somehow haven't found the list.

//unfortunately, SystemEventInvokeInfo is a private class so we can't declare a reference of that type.
//we will use object and then use reflection to get what we need...
List listDelegatesToRemove = new List();

//this is NOT threadsafe. Unfortunately, if the collection is modified an exception will be thrown during iteration.
// This will happen any time another thread hooks or unhooks the UserPreferenceChanged event while we iterate.
// Modify this to be threadsafe somehow if that is required.
foreach (object oSystemEventInvokeInfo in _UserPreferenceChangedList)
{
UserPreferenceChangedEventHandler oDelegate =
GetDelegateFromSystemEventInvokeInfo(oSystemEventInvokeInfo) as UserPreferenceChangedEventHandler;

if (oDelegate != null && oDelegate.Target == pObjectToUnhook)
{
//at this point we have found an event handler that must be unhooked.
listDelegatesToRemove.Add(oDelegate);
}
}

//We should unhook using the public method because the internal implementation of this event is unknown.

return oReturn;
}
}
}

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The owner of a karate school in Yonkers was indicted today on charges that he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old female student in May, the Westchester District Attorney's office said.

It is the third case brought in roughly a year that has involved accusations of sexual misconduct against an athletic coach or instructor in Westchester County. The incidents have stirred deep concern in many suburban communities, where parents often send their children several times a week to instructors and coaches for lessons in gymnastics, dance, swimming and similar activities.

The suspect in the Yonkers case, Rui Benros, 35, is accused of fondling the student on May 13, during her first lesson at the Shu Ku Kai Karate School at 116 Lake Avenue. Mr. Benros was charged with first-degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. Second Meeting

The student, who was not identified, left the school uninjured immediately after the attack. She told her mother about the incident, and both reported it to the police in Yonkers the same day, the authorities said.

"It was only the second time she saw the guy," said Lieut. William Drain, the head of the major case squad for the Yonkers Police Department. "She resisted and she left."

Mr. Benros, who also volunteers as an instructor at the Boys and Girls Club in Yonkers, could not be reached for comment.

The incidents in Westchester County have come at a time when experts say female athletes and their parents have complained in increasing numbers about sexual abuse and harassment from male coaches. Those allegations have placed an uncomfortable spotlight on after-school athletic programs, which, experts are learning, can present opportunities for abuse.

"We see these cases more and more often, and they are of great concern to us," said the Westchester District Attorney....

...The other victim was under the age of 11.

In the latest incident, the authorities said, the female student was attacked during her second visit to the club on May 13. The day before, she and a friend had gone to the club, which opened this year, inquiring about karate lessons.

"He suggested that she come back," Ms. Pirro said, referring to Mr. Benros. "The friend was unable to go back with her for lessons the next day, so she went herself."

During the lesson, the authorities said, Mr. Benros began fondling the student, who resisted and then left. Three days later, after the girl and her mother filed a complaint against him, Mr. Benros was questioned by detectives and placed under arrest.

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