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Hold the date for 2007 Manhattan Alumni of the Treasure Coast Jasper Open Golf Tourney |
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"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them." Albert Einstein
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/06/africa_underground_children/html/1.stm ***Begin Quote*** In pictures: Underground children In hiding Blink and you will miss the underground children in They live in tunnels, sewers and drainage holes, hidden
beneath They move from one makeshift shelter to the next, chased away by police or the rivers of water and refuse that flow when the rains come. Growing up amidst the traffic, they learn to hustle at a young age seeking change or selling small items to drivers at traffic lights. ***End Quote*** I find it hard to believe that in a free society this would happen. It has to be the government's fault. We have Jasper Brother Flynn in the front lines there. Yell if you would like to skip a donut for him to make a difference. From: Bro. Gregory
Flynn Hi Just a note
{extraneous deleted} … … Daniel Tigest in our Addis
Hope program. His folks are lucky if they can earn the proverbial dollar a
day as day laborers – what my late Irish father used to do in the “shape up”
on the docks of NY. {extraneous
deleted} … … I haven’t been in contact for quite a while. We had to shut down
the program for a week because of political unrest in the city. I, myself was
caught up in a maze while driving home to my community one day. Most of the
streets were barricaded but I finally persuaded a Methodist clinic to let me
park my office car and was able to walk the rest of the way. I was more
concerned about the safety of my car than myself since it’s the only one I’ll
have in my lifetime, while I’m very good at dodging, having grown up on the
streets of NYC. Forty killed and
thousands arrested but relative peace at the moment. Keep us in your prayers. Fraternally, He can make your lost donut meaningful. And, I don't think he has a Rolls Royce. ;-) |
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Reflect well on our alma mater, this week, every week, in
any and every way possible, large or small. God bless.
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0 Messages from Headquarters (like MC Press
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Nicholas, Douglas |
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Haybyrne, James B. |
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Rotando, Jerome |
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Flanagan, Eugene L. |
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Klages, Bill |
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Carroll, Kevin M. |
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Carroll, Kevin M. |
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Garcia, Joseph R. |
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Cardona, J. Charles |
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Pietrantonio, Frank |
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Vegeto, Peter |
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O'Neill, Patrick J. |
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McGrath, Matthew C. |
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O'Neill, James Keating |
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{MikeMcE reports: The NY Times, Tuesday 6/20/06 has an obituary for James J. Murray, '61. I have a copy if you need it. May He Rest In Peace. (Thanks, Mike.) } The New York Times MURRAY -- James J. Of Loving husband, father, and son. Graduate of LOAD-DATE: June 20, 2006 {Reported As: 1961 } |
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[JR: Alerting old friends seeking to reconnect or "youngsters" seeking a networking contact with someone who might have a unique viewpoint that they are interested in.] |
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Newsday ( Today's election for trustee in A Emilio Grillo is making his first run for elective office on the Home Rule Party line, but he says he will be an independent voice, not necessarily allied with the mayor. He is opposed by Suzanne Murphy Sullivan of the Residents' Voice Party. Sullivan is a recent past president of her party and seeks to join fellow members and incumbent trustees Andrew Karamouzis and Jeanne Farnan Mulry to form a majority of three on the board. "There is one issue, and that is overdevelopment," Sullivan said in a recent interview. "About 95 percent of our board's votes are unanimous, but when we do disagree, it's often over development." She and members of Residents' Voice favor repeal of a 2003
law that allows multiple-family dwellings in the business district and are at
odds with Grillo expressed caution on the issue, citing his own battle after moving to the village in 1999 with a neighbor who wanted to build "a rather enormous house" next door. "We were able to defeat that. About three years later, it was scaled down 35 percent. You can't stop all development, but there has to be controls on it," Grillo said. Grillo, 40, is married and has
three children. He has a law degree from Sullivan, 36, is married and has three children. She has a
bachelor's degree in government, politics and urban affairs from Voting is from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at nine spots in the village. {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 20, 2006 == http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=16822807&BRD=1601&PAG=461&dept_id=479859&rfi=6 Sullivan is next trustee The residents of Sullivan will fill the seat vacated by Jim Sutton when he left the state and resigned from his position last March. She will be sworn in at the Board of Trustees' organizational meeting July 10, and will immediately begin serving the remaining year of Sutton's term. The campaign was heated at times, pitting neighbor against neighbor, as evidenced by the lawn sign displays. The main points of contention during the campaign were future development in the village, parking challenges in town, and the manner in which current trustees conduct themselves at meetings and with other members of the board. "It was a tough fight, but we fought clean and the
residents of During her campaign, Sulivan
pledged to repeal the 2003 multi-family legislation that permits construction
of residential housing anywhere in the village's business district. She also
vowed to continued to fight developers who are
interested in building large-scale projects in Sullivan, a lifelong resident of Rockville Centre,
attended Hewitt and St. Agnes elementary schools and graduated from Afterward she worked for both Merrill Lynch and Morgan
Stanley, and was a licensed securities broker. She eventually left the
business world to raise a family in She lives on In June 2007, a general election will be held for this seat as well as the trustee seat currently held by Wayne Lipton, as well as for the office of mayor. {JR: Congrats to Jasper Sullivan. By the way, I think the Dean of English want to speak to you about "positivity". Pay him no mind, I "r an injineer", know lots about electrons, and understood exactly what you meant. } {MikeMcE reports: I believe that Suzanne is a member of the Class of 1991 (Thanks, Mike.) } |
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Company News Feed formerly Regulatory News Service Re: Appointment & Resignation of Directors The Directors of Universal Liquidity Funds Plc (the 'Company') wish to announce the resignation of Lawrence Kash from the Board of Directors of the Company, for business reasons, with effect from 19 April 2006. The Directors of the Company also wish to announce the appointment of J. Charles Cardona as a Director to the Company, with effect from 19 April 2006. J. Charles Cardona Mr Cardona has been working at
the Dreyfus Corporation for 25 years. Mr Cardona is
Vice Chair of the Dreyfus Corporation. He is responsible for the overseeing
the Institutional selling efforts of 35 investment sales professionals
responsible for the growth and maintenance of approximately $115 billion in
client assets. Mr Cardona is a member of the
Dreyfus Senior Management Committee and the Corporation's Operating Committee
which sets strategic direction for the firm. Prior to becoming Vice Chair,
Mr. Cardona served as Executive Vice President and National Sales Manager for
the Institutional Services Division. He joined the Institutional Services
Division in 1985 with management responsibility for all Institutional
Operations and Client Service units which he continues to oversee as part of
his current responsibilities. Prior to joining the Institutional Services
Division, Mr. Cardona served as Assistant Director of Sales and Services in
the Dreyfus Retail Division which he joined in 1981. Prior to joining
Dreyfus, Mr. Cardona spent three years as an Account Manager with Bradford
Trust Co., responsible for providing syndicate credit for municipal bond
underwritings. Mr. Cardona is a graduate of J. Charles Cardona has never: LOAD-DATE: June 15, 2006 {mcALUMdb: Might be 1977? } |
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{JR: MC's role in ending segregation. Makes you proud to be a Jasper! } http://www.investors.com/editorial/IBDArticles.asp?artsec=21&issue=20060616&view=1 Leaders & Success He's considered the greatest college basketball coach ever, and some call him the greatest coach in any sport. Today, Wooden says his record 10 NCAA men's basketball
championships at the He spoke to them about morality, compassion and decency for all people in life, and lived his words. He talked about hard work on and off the basketball court, and showed them how to do it. His players knew whatever he asked of them was exactly what he demanded of himself. Wooden had what every leader strives for: credibility. One of only three men to be inducted into the basketball Hall of Fame as both a player and a coach, Wooden received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Bush in 2003. "A leader's most powerful ally is his or her own example. Leaders don't just talk about doing something; they do it. Swen Nater (a former UCLA player) told me once, 'Coach, you walked the walk.' He meant that I led by example," Wooden said in the newly released book: "How To Be Like Coach Wooden: Life Lessons From Basketball's Greatest Leader," by Pat Williams with David Wimbish. "Coach was a great coach because he was a great humanitarian. You'd run through a wall for him because you believed in him," said Ed Ehlers, who played for Wooden in high school. That's not to say Wooden, at 95 a living legend, was always the kindly, grandfatherly figure he's seen as today. As a coach he was tough on his players, strict and demanding, but he could be because they knew he cared about them. "In all my studying of coaching and leadership, if players know that you care about you them as a person, they will go all out for you," said Williams, a pro basketball executive, in a recent interview. Wooden didn't raise his voice or use profanity. He believed the foundation to winning games was preparation in the form of well-organized practices and drills, along with superbly conditioned players. He also insisted players watch what they ate and eschew drinking and smoking. Wooden wasn't interested in imposing his will on players, but rather in bringing out the best in people. He instilled in his players the mantra to perfect the smallest details and master the basics. Repetition, he believed, was the key to mastery. "Little things done well is probably the greatest secret to success," Wooden said. "Keep things as simple as you can, and you have a chance to do them better. I'd always rather do a few things well." He didn't rely on fear to motivate his players, but instead tried to spark their pride in a job well done. He offered encouraging words, analysis and advice after every game and practice. "There are coaches out there who have won championships with a dictator approach," Wooden said. "I had a different philosophy. I didn't want to be a dictator to my players or assistant coaches or managers. For me, concern, compassion and consideration were always priorities of the highest order." Wooden never strayed from the classroom teacher he'd once been, and has never stopped learning. He even took psychology courses at UCLA in order to better help him reach his players. His goal wasn't just to help them improve on the court; more important, he wanted to help them be better people. "I believe effective leaders are, first and foremost, good teachers," Wooden said. "We are in the educational business. Whether in class or on the court, my job was the same: to effectively teach those under my supervision how they could perform to the best of their ability in ways that best served the goals of the team. "I believe the same is true for productive leaders in any organization. We must get our players to believe that the best way to improve the team is to improve themselves, and, in doing so, we must not lose sight of the fact that the same principle holds true in regard to the coach." Wooden measures success not by his championships and icon status, but by the apex of his famed "Pyramid of Success" diagram. "Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming," he wrote. The shaping of Wooden's values
began with his parents. His father taught him to always be true to yourself and help others. Although the family lived in a
part of southern Those lessons showed in full flower years later, when
Wooden was told he couldn't bring Clarence Walker, a black bench player from
his Soon news of Wooden's stand
reached officials at At a 1962 coaches' convention in Although he retired from college ball, Wooden never really left coaching. Today, he gives about 30 motivational speeches a year to different organizations. He still takes time to learn and reflect. He delves into books on his two favorite historical figures, President Lincoln and Mother Teresa. He enjoys reciting long poetic verse. He lives by Mother Teresa's credo — that a life is important only in that it is lived for others. To that end, Wooden speaks at length with the multitudes of everyday people he meets daily who are just hoping to learn something from him. And he still displays the same enthusiasm for life as he did as a coach. "Regardless of whether you're leading as a teacher, coach, parent or businessperson, you must have enthusiasm," he said. "Without it, you cannot be industrious to the full level of your ability. With it, you stimulate others to higher and higher levels of achievement." # # # # # # |
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It was quite a run for Matt Nevins
and the Nevins pitched twice for the
Jaspers during the NCAA Division I Lincoln regional in The In the final, the sophomore received the starting nod on
the mound and left the game in the sixth inning when Nevins completed the season with a 3-6 record and 3.44 earned run average for the Jaspers. In 55 innings, he allowed 62 hits, walked 24 and struck out 47. {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 15, 2006 |
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TELEGRAM & GAZETTE ( The YMCA of Greater Worcester's Minority Achievers program honored its student and adult participants this week. The seven-year-old program helps prepare young people for higher education and has seen 97 percent of its graduating seniors go on to college. This year's graduates are: Diana Abraham, {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 18, 2006 |
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From: John D. Holodak [1966] Hi, Got your message. I was ’66 BSEE and ’62 Prep. Working full time in sales for a small business in the electrical transmission field. {extraneous deleted} Located in {extraneous deleted} Jack {JR: Jack respond to a question I had for him on another topic. I figured I quote him here so others might be able to tap in. } |
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From: Carroll, Kevin M. (1974) Ferddie-san: Glad you got my e-mail from last night. I was sending from my mobile telephone & was afraid it got "spammed-out" on your side. {extraneous deleted} Any connections to fellow Jaspers in/around On the serious side, one of the things that helps keep me sane is counting the small miracles that occur every day. Sometimes things happen from out of the blue that have major affects in my thinking. Your e-mail contact may be one of these occurrences. I have been wrestling with a problem here for more than
one year. We're having trouble trying to identify/hire bi-lingual
(Japanese-English) environmental engineers & scientists who are willing
to work/re-locate to Please feel free to mention me in your blogs/newsletters.
I can provide any additional information that you need to craft a short
piece, including life & working in I leave for Best regards & keep up the good work! Kevin {JR: I was able to link him with Haybyrne, James B. (MC1966) } |
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From: Patrick J. O'Neill [1988] Friends of the Long Island Jaspers, The Manhattan College Alumni Association and the James
Keating O'Neill Foundation are proud to announce that the 6th Annual James
Keating O'Neill Memorial Golf Classic/Long island Golf Outing will be held on
Monday, September 18th. This year's
event will again be held at the Hamlet Wind Watch Golf & Country Club in
Hauppauge, Last year's event raised over
$20,000 and brought the scholarship fund to over $200,000 at More info on this year's event will be posted online www.jkogolf.org. In July online registration will be available as well. We hope to see you on September 18th! Pat O'Neill '88 {JR: James was Class of 1990. } |
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From: Nicholas, Douglas (1964) Spread the word! A majority of Americans now want to 'Bring the Troops Home.' I just signed the Voters Pledge at www.VotersForPeace.us. In order to
end the occupation of VotersForPeace is trying to get 2 million voters to sign its Peace Pledge in time for the 2006 elections. The Pledge is a statement of support for peace candidates: "who publicly oppose wars of aggression." Please visit the Voters Pledge at http://www.votersforpeace.us/signUp.jsp to sign on and help spread the word! Thank you, {JR: Well, I don't think it will be very effective. As a voting block, peace advocates are mia. See like the "war on terror", the "war on drugs", and the "war on poverty", so to "peace" is a misnomer. Don't get me wrong, I am "for" peace. But the politicians are hoodwinking us at every election. "peace at any cost" is associate with Neville Chamberlein. So, you're gonna have hard time getting Joe Sixpack to back that idea. I think you can have a grazzion signature on all the petitions you want and nothing will change. I think that people see "peace" and think left wing socialism. I don't have a good answer about how to move the country. I'd hack at the roots. Cut off the money and any war is hard to fight. I'd attack the Federal Reserve and its inflation tax that allows the Gubamint to fight wars. IMHO. } |
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From: Jerome Rotando [1968] Dear John, I received your missive from the blue. I graduated from I retired from Estee Lauder in
January of this year, and left the My best regards, Jerry Rotando === From: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona Hi Jerry, I wish it was skill but I’m just blundering around. Your risk taking is impressive. I know from having been in my own business twice and I know how tough it is. I can’t imagine it in a foreign country. I’ll keep you in mind. Also, I run a weekly email ezine called Jasper Jottings, I’ll send you an invite. With your permission, I’d like to put this in my weekly Jottings. Regards, === From: Jerome Rotando Hi John, You certainly may (as long as it doesn't result in 50
requests for donations! hahaha!). And I look forward to seeing your ezine! Risk taking
is a lot easier when your almost 60...what the hell?? The worst that can happen is I wind up
broke and on welfare back in the states.
That's pretty common for old codgers like me, so I suppose I am better
off so far! I will keep in touch
periodically, John. Again, let me know
if you think there is any way I could be helpful to you or a friend. And if you ever get the urge to go banging
around on the other side of the world, you have a friend in the My best always, {JR: I need to start that list of Jaspers In A Strange Land! } |
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From: Peter Vegeto [1983] John {extraneous deleted} Warm regards, {JR: Again, corresponding with Pete on another topic. And, again, thought I'd let you all know he's "online". } |
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http://www.cll.com/attorneys/bio.cfm?attyid=71 Eugene L. Flanagan Practice Groups: Gene has more than 25 years experience in patent, trademark and copyright prosecution, counseling and litigation, with a particular concentration on computer, internet, electronics and electrical technologies. He pioneered the successful prosecution of "business method" patent applications, which are now widely recognized as indispensable assets. He also has experience in planning and building domestic and international patent portfolios, in designing strategies for countering competitive patent positions and in drafting contracts pertaining to the international transfer of technology. Educational & Professional Background Education — Bar Admissions — Prior Experience — |
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http://www.cb-shea.com/lawyers_mmcgrath.htm Matthew C. McGrath Mr. McGrath is counsel in the firm's Business and Finance
Department. He is a graduate of Mr. McGrath has represented clients in connection with the
formation of business entities, finance transactions, business acquisition
and sale transactions and trademark law matters. He has represented lenders
and borrowers in real estate financing transactions and has experience in
commercial leasing. He also has represented issuers, underwriters and
borrowers in municipal finance and conduit financing transactions. Mr.
McGrath is admitted in Practice Areas: Business; Finance; Broadcast Communications |
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http://www.cooley.com/attorneys/bio.aspx?ID=34776003 Frank Pietrantonio is the
Practice Group Leader for Cooley Godward's Patent
Counseling & Prosecution Group and is a member of the Litigation
department. He is also a member of the Firm's management committee. He joined the Firm in 2000 and is resident
in the Mr. Pietrantonio's practice focuses on counseling clients on patent law issues in a wide range of technologies, including VoIP, graphics processing, semiconductor device design, network security, digital signal processing and telecommunications systems and services. He has extensive experience in the drafting and prosecution of patent applications in these areas. In addition, his experience includes the analysis of issued patents in the area of computer-related inventions, as well as business method and telecommunications inventions. Since joining Cooley, Mr. Pietrantonio has assisted numerous emerging technology companies develop strategies for protecting critical IP assets in the telecommunications and software arts. He has also engaged in litigation and counseling matters concerning a diverse array of hardware and software technologies. For example, Mr. Pietrantonio represented AT&T in a patent assertion against Microsoft that involved complex digital processing technologies. He has also provided guidance to clients introducing new products and services as to any potential for infringement of the valid patent rights of others. Prior to joining Cooley, Mr. Pietrantonio's practice focused on patent prosecution and litigation with an emphasis on consumer electronics, semiconductor products and processing, telecommunications, optical communication systems, wireless systems, networking applications, and computer hardware and software. In 1985, Mr. Pietrantonio
received a J.D., with honors, from The George Washington University Law
School. Prior to attending law school, Mr. Pietrantonio
worked as an engineer for AT&T's Bell Telephone Laboratories. He received a M.S. in Electrical
Engineering (with a focus on telecommunications) from Polytechnic Institute
of New York in 1982. In 1980, he received a B.E. in Electrical Engineering,
summa cum laude, from Mr. Pietrantonio is admitted to
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Yell if you need help. |
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Jasper Jottings as a feed |
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Jasper Jottings Sports |
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Kahn, Donald J. Sr. (1961) |
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Lampe, Blaire (2005) |
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Mawn, Theresa (2001) |
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McCarra-Fitzpatrick, MaryAnn (1989) |
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Webb, |
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Sports from College (http://www.gojaspers.com) |
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Curmudgeon's Final Words This Week |
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VA to offer vets free credit monitoring Heard 'bout another episode of "your government at work for you protecting and serving". This one is the new free credit monitoring service for all vets. What a great benefit magnificently magnamouly provided by your Federal Government. At taxpayers' expense, of course. Why? Cause the gubamint lost all the records. Does anyone REALIZE that identity theft is IMPOSSIBLE without the gubamint mark of the devil – the "social security insurance" number? That number is the key to your gubamint number! And you can find it easily exposed around or buy it from a broker. And, don't you think that calling a ponzi scheme "insurance" should violate some truth in labeling law? Oh that's right laws apply to the peons not the royalty!! |
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