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JASPER EVENTS THAT I HAVE HEARD ABOUT
Monday September 18, 2006
Hold the date for 6th Annual JKO Golf Classic -
Saturday February 24, 2007
Hold the date for 2007 Manhattan Alumni of the Treasure Coast Jasper Open Golf Tourney
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My list of Jaspers who are in harm's way:
- Afghanistan
- - Feldman, Aaron (1997)
- Unknown location
- - Lynch, Chris (1991)
- Uzbekistan
- - Brock (nee Klein-Smith), Lt Col Ruth (1979)
… … my thoughts are with you and all that I don't know about.
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
“Life does not reward us for effort expended.” - Anonymous
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Exhortation
http://www.usna.edu/Users/math/meh/ramanujan.html Srinivasa Ramanujan {Begin Quote} It is one of the most romantic stories in the history of mathematics: in 1913, the English mathematician G. H. Hardy received a strange letter from an unknown clerk in Madras, India. {End Quote} We have really no idea what is possible. That's why I am pro-life. Now, I'm not gonna use the power of government to tell you what is "right" and "wrong" for you. I am going to marvel at what is possible. The evidence that says we have no idea what we are missing out on. Maybe that street urchin in Addis Adadoobie wherever, maybe he's the fellow that cures cancer. Maybe the aborted baby is the girl that brings us world peace. Or, just maybe that convict, we executed, might, if he lived, write something that influences the next Hitler to go a different route. I'm not smart enough to "rule" anyone but myself and I don't do such a good job at that. But, I do think that we are killing ourselves with lost possibilities. At the very least, all those aborted babies would have been hands we need now to deal with the grey-ing of Amerika. They could have been making great and small contributions. By wiping them out, we have cut off – for better or worse – a entire branch of the human tree. Sad. I'm sure that you can see what we have all lost. Irretrievable. Irrevocable. Insanity.
Reflect well on our alma mater, this week, every week, in any and every way possible, large or small. God bless. "Collector-in-chief" John reinke--AT—jasperjottings.com
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CONTENTS
1 Messages from Headquarters (like MC Press Releases) 0 Good_News 2 Obits 9 Jaspers_in_the_News 4 Manhattan_in_the_News 7 Email From Jaspers 3 Jaspers found web-wise 0 MC mentioned web-wise 0 New Jasper Bloggers
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PARTICIPANTS BY CLASS
Class		Name		Section
1935		Murray, James P.		Obit2
1953		Kosilla, Aloysius F.		Obit1
1953		McEneney, Michael F.		Obit2 (reporter)
1953		Sullivan, Lawrence W.		Email04
1960		Murray, James P. Jr.		Obit2 (cited)
1961		Kahn, Donald J.		JPlaces
1963		Yamamoto, John H.		JPlaces
1965		Giuliani, Rudy		JFound1
1965		Murray, Brian		Obit2 (cited)
1965		VanderLinde, Gerard		Obit2 (cited)
1966		Flynn, Bro. Gregory		JPlaces
1966		Haybyrne, James B.		JPlaces
1966		Tyniec, Jack		Email06
1967		D'Angelo, Anthony J.		Update
1967		Maguire, Dannell T.		Update
1967		Orgon, Edward A.		Update
1968		Celeste, Salvatore L.		JPlaces
1968		Rotando, Jerome		JPlaces
1969		Bacza, Robert		Missing
1969		Jost, Brian		JNews1
1971		Ricci, Nicholas M.		JNews4
1974		Carroll, Kevin M.		JPlaces
1974		Murray, John		Obit2 (cited)
1978		Benvenuti, Raynard D.		Update
1978		Pradas, Eugene		JPlaces
1979		Accordino, James A.		JNews3
1979		Fraietta, Mike		Update
1979		Giner, Robert		JPlaces
1980		Barnwell, Thomas		Missing
1980		Clark, Brian J.		JFound2
1980		Grimaldi, Gustavo A.		JPlaces
1981		Caputo, Ralph J.		Email07
1981		Walsh, Liza M.		JFound3
1983		Tully, Rev. Gerard P.		JPlaces
1984		Fabinski, Robert P.		Update
1986		Fay, John C.		JPlaces
1987		Menchise, Louis		Email05
1990		Cangialose, Suzanne G.		Email03
1990		Giugliano, Suzanne		Email01
1992		O'Connell, Ann M.		Email02
1994		Barone, John-Carl		Missing
1996		Phoenix, Justin		JNews9
1999		Demarchi, Zaria		Update
2000		McLeod, Pam		JNews6
2006		Nicolo, David A.		JNews7
2006		Nolan, Thomas		JNews8
2006		Spargimino, Eric M.		JNews2
2006		Vanhall, Kaitlin		JNews7
2006		Vorvolakos, Alkmini		Update
2006		Wingenback, Jennifer M.		JNews5
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PARTICIPANTS BY NAME
Class		Name		Section
1979		Accordino, James A.		JNews3
1969		Bacza, Robert		Missing
1980		Barnwell, Thomas		Missing
1994		Barone, John-Carl		Missing
1978		Benvenuti, Raynard D.		Update
1990		Cangialose, Suzanne G.		Email03
1981		Caputo, Ralph J.		Email07
1974		Carroll, Kevin M.		JPlaces
1968		Celeste, Salvatore L.		JPlaces
1980		Clark, Brian J.		JFound2
1967		D'Angelo, Anthony J.		Update
1999		Demarchi, Zaria		Update
1984		Fabinski, Robert P.		Update
1986		Fay, John C.		JPlaces
1966		Flynn, Bro. Gregory		JPlaces
1979		Fraietta, Mike		Update
1979		Giner, Robert		JPlaces
1990		Giugliano, Suzanne		Email01
1965		Giuliani, Rudy		JFound1
1980		Grimaldi, Gustavo A.		JPlaces
1966		Haybyrne, James B.		JPlaces
1969		Jost, Brian		JNews1
1961		Kahn, Donald J.		JPlaces
1953		Kosilla, Aloysius F.		Obit1
1967		Maguire, Dannell T.		Update
1953		McEneney, Michael F.		Obit2 (reporter)
2000		McLeod, Pam		JNews6
1987		Menchise, Louis		Email05
1965		Murray, Brian		Obit2 (cited)
1935		Murray, James P.		Obit2
1974		Murray, John		Obit2 (cited)
1960		Murray, James P. Jr.		Obit2 (cited)
2006		Nicolo, David A.		JNews7
2006		Nolan, Thomas		JNews8
1992		O'Connell, Ann M.		Email02
1967		Orgon, Edward A.		Update
1996		Phoenix, Justin		JNews9
1978		Pradas, Eugene		JPlaces
1971		Ricci, Nicholas M.		JNews4
1968		Rotando, Jerome		JPlaces
2006		Spargimino, Eric M.		JNews2
1953		Sullivan, Lawrence W.		Email04
1983		Tully, Rev. Gerard P.		JPlaces
1966		Tyniec, Jack		Email06
1965		VanderLinde, Gerard		Obit2 (cited)
2006		Vanhall, Kaitlin		JNews7
2006		Vorvolakos, Alkmini		Update
1981		Walsh, Liza M.		JFound3
2006		Wingenback, Jennifer M.		JNews5
1963		Yamamoto, John H.		JPlaces
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HEADQUARTER'S MESSAGES
Headquarters1
http://www.manhattan.edu/about/press_releases.shtml June 29, 2006 Contact: Scott Silversten Phone: (718) 862-7232 Manhattan College Announces $17 Million Gift From College’s Board Of Trustees RIVERDALE, N.Y. – Manhattan College today announced a $17 million gift from its board of trustees to the College’s Sesquicentennial Capital Campaign, a significant step toward achieving the goals of the largest financial endeavor in the Riverdale institution’s more than 150-year history. The $17 million gift represents over 10 percent of the capital campaign goal and brings Manhattan College past the $135 million plateau. “This gift of $17 million from the board is a measure of our commitment to the College, by making sure that Manhattan remains a vibrant institution today as well as for students a generation from now,” said Anthony Scala, Manhattan College board of trustees member and president of Lowy & Donnath, Inc. Tom O’Malley, the Board Chairman, matched the gifts from the balance of the Board, which is over and above their regular contributions. It includes a collective gift to the College from the De La Salle Christian Brothers who serve on the Board. O’Malley, who assumed the position of chairman in July, has been resolute in his desire to also build the endowment to enable the College to continue its historic commitment to first generation college students, especially those from New York City who have significant financial need. Upon being named chairman, O’Malley expressed his desire to improve Manhattan’s financial resources “by generating greater participation of its alumni and benefactors,” and he strongly challenged the board of trustees to secure increased funding. “The Manhattan College board of trustees’ $17 million contribution to the College’s Sesquicentennial Capital Campaign represents a dramatic new dimension of trustee support for Manhattan. Tom O’Malley, in office only a year, is proving to be the development leader the board anticipated when we asked him to accept the chairmanship,” said John Paluszek, senior counsel at global public relations firm Ketchum, trustee emeritus at Manhattan and chair of the 2004-2005 search committee that nominated O’Malley. O’Malley, a resident of Greenwich, Conn., graduated from Manhattan in 1963 with a degree in business administration and economics. He has been a longtime benefactor and the College recognized his outstanding business leadership by awarding him the 1994 De La Salle Medal. Most recently, O’Malley and his wife, Mary Alice, were honored at the College’s dedication of the Mary Alice and Tom O’Malley Library in 2002, after their gift of $7.5 million led to the construction of the new 24-hour library complex. Announced publicly in January 2003, the Sesquicentennial Capital Campaign to raise $150 million is the most ambitious development program in Manhattan College history. In addition to the recently renovated library, plans for a new residence building next to Horan Hall and an on-campus parking garage are among the campaign’s objectives identified by the board of trustees and school administration. Founded in 1853, Manhattan College is an independent, Catholic, coeducational institution of higher learning offering more than 40 major programs of undergraduate study in the areas of arts, business, education, engineering and science, along with graduate programs in education and engineering. For more information about Manhattan College, visit www.manhattan.edu. ####
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OBITS
Obit1
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (Florida) June 27, 2006 Tuesday MANATEE EDITION SECTION: B SECTION; Pg. BM6 HEADLINE: Obituaries MANATEE COUNTY {extraneous deleted} Aloysius F. Kosilla Aloysius F. Kosilla, 82, Bradenton, died June 24, 2006. He was born April 13, 1924, in Tarrytown, N.Y., and came to Manatee County in 1973 from there. He was a member of the USPGA at Heather Hills in Bradenton and Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Church. He was a 1966 graduate of Manhattan College. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Mary E. Clarke-Kosilla; daughters Dawn Cannavino of Naples and Daneen Musolino of Alabaster, Ala.; stepdaughters Denise Pomier, Debra Croke and Diane Pomier, all of Sarasota, Mary S. Marinari of Conshohocken, Pa., Beverly Cole of Hanover, Pa., and Patricia Montgomery and Leslie Storti, both of Bradenton; a son, Derek of Albuquerque; a stepson, David Pomier of Mobile, Ala.; 15 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. No visitation is planned. The memorial Mass will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Church in Sarasota. Brown & Sons Funeral Home, 26th Street Chapel, is in charge. Memorial donations may be made to TideWell Hospice and Palliative Care, 5955 Rand Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34238; or to Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Church, 833 Magellan Drive, Sarasota, FL 34243. {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 28, 2006 {MikeMcE reports: I note that Al is reported as a 1966 Graduate, but there was an Al Kosilla in the Class of 1953 who moved to Bradenton. Since the name is so unusual, I wonder if is the same fellow. (Thanks, Mike.) } {JR: The mcALUMdb only shows a '53 version. It would be odd for there to be two. Maybe some one writing the obit took a swag at his class year figuring no one would notice. ;-) Didn't know there were fact checkers in the wood work! }
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Obit2
From: Michael F. McEneney [1953] Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 3:14 PM To: John Reinke Subject: James P. Murray, 1935 Dear John, The NY Daily News on June 7, 2006 carried the following Obituary: "James P. Murray. On June 4, 2006. Beloved husband of Rita (nee Callahan). Loving father of James P., Jr., Brian, Susan VanderLinde, Nancy Manning and John. Also survived by eleven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Family will receive friends, Wed, 2-5 and 7-9 P.M. at WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, INC., 5628 Broadway at West 232nd St. Bronx. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Visitation Church, Thursday, 10 A.M. Internment, Gate of Heaven Cemetery." James was a member of the Class of 1935 and was inducted into the Manhattan College Athletic Hall of Fame in 1990 in recognition of his outstanding accomplishments as a Jasper Swimmer. His son, James P., Jr. was a member of the Class of 1960, son John was a member of the Class of 1974, son Brian was a member of the Class of 1965 as was his son-in-law Gerard VanderLinde. This is a true Jasper family. May He Rest In Peace, Mike McEneney, Esq. '53 {JR: Mike, you're amazing. I can fathom knowing all those facts. Evne if I was good record keeper. } I am repeating the Times obit from last week for those that missed it. {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 June 20, 2006 Tuesday Late Edition – Final SECTION: Section B; Column 1; Classified; Pg. 7 HEADLINE: Deaths MURRAY, JAMES J. MURRAY -- James J. Of Bronxville, New York and Londonderry, Vermont. Passed away peacefully on June 18, 2006 at age 67, following a long and heroic battle with cancer. Loving husband, father, and son. Graduate of Bishop Loughlin High School Class of 1957, Manhattan College Class of 1961, and Fordham Law School Class of 1964. An accomplished attorney who practiced in New York for over 40 years, his varied career included positions at Legal Aid, a Wall Street firm, and, ultimately, a smaller practice where he applied his skills to what fulfilled him most; advocating for the laborer and the vulnerable individual. Jim was a man of formidable intellect and legal acumen, but his chief legacy to his family and to those who knew him is a model of inexhaustible selflessness, unshakable devotion to family and friends, humility, and Christian manhood. Words are an inadequate medium for expressing the magnitude of his loss to his family and to the scores he touched throughout his life. Though he left us too soon, we are immeasurably richer for having been a part of his life. He lives on in all of us. Jim is survived by his wife of 34 years, Mary Jane Riordan Murray, his children John, Elizabeth, and James, his mother, Belinda Murray, his brother Peter and his wife, and many beloved friends and relatives. Wake Wednesday, June 21 at McGrath Funeral Home, Bronxville, New York from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Funeral Mass Thursday, June 22 at the Church of St. Joseph, Bronxville, New York, at 11 A.M. LOAD-DATE: June 20, 2006 {Reported As: 1961 }
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Jasper_Updates
[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.]
Benvenuti, Raynard D. (1978)
D'Angelo, Anthony J. (1967)
Demarchi, Zaria (1999) Associate Engineer Port Authority of NY & NJ Yonkers, NY 10702
Fabinski, Robert P. (1984)
Fraietta, Mike (1979)
Maguire, Dannell T. (1967) General Manager Amalgamated / Park Reservoir Housing Cooperatives Bronx, NY 10463
Orgon, Edward A. (1967)
Vorvolakos, Alkmini (2006) Alden Staffing Westwood, New Jersey 07675
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Jaspers_Missing
Reported by mcALUMdb: Barnwell, Thomas (1980) Barone, John-Carl (1994) # # # Reported by me: Bacza, Robert (1969) # # #
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Jaspers_in_the_News
JNews1
http://www.nj.com/printer/printer.ssf?/base/sports-0/115086413396220.xml&coll=1 After 29 years, Jost leaves with great memories Wednesday, June 21, 2006 BY RICH BEVENSEE For the Star-Ledger The idea of leaving a high school track program which he started and has fostered for 29 years doesn't exactly appeal to Brian Jost. But his explanation for retiring from his post as the head coach of the South Brunswick girls track team makes sense. He wants to leave the program on his terms, and with only good memories. "Track kids have a way of making each day a little bit brighter," Jost said. "They have kept me young. But I've reached a part in my life and my career where I've learned that you leave while you still enjoy what you're doing. If you wait too long, it's not fun for the kids, it's not fun for me, and it hurts the program. I can't do that to the program." So Jost, 59, will move with his wife to a little hamlet in central Florida called Poinciana with the memory of enjoying one of his finest seasons as a track coach. His South Brunswick squad, with the bulk of the roster made up of sophomores and juniors, tied Old Bridge for the Greater Middlesex Conference Relays title and beat the top two teams from last season to win the GMC Track crown. South Brunswick went on to place third -- one point behind runner-up Hillsborough -- at the NJSIAA/Star-Ledger Central Jersey, Group 4 meet in Hillsborough, and seventh overall at the state Group 4 meet in Egg Harbor Township. He also oversaw the development of three of the finer young athletes in the state in juniors Stephanie McIntyre, Indira Morton and Yesenia Boynton. McIntyre won the triple jump at the NJSIAA/Star-Ledger Meet of Champions, Morton placed second in the javelin and Boynton placed sixth in the 400. "And every athlete that competed for us at Egg Harbor moved on to the Meet of Champions. We're very proud of that," Jost said. Jost was a hurdler and sprinter at Mater Christi High School in Queens and at Manhattan College before turning to coaching in 1973 when he started South Brunswick's girls cross-country program. All these years later, Jost joked that he didn't have much technical expertise to pass on to his likely successor, assistant coach Stefan Moorehead. There's a great chance his modesty has already rubbed off. "People say I'm a good coach, but it's just that I've been around a long time," Jost said. "I'm more a jack of all trades and a master of none." # # # From: Google Alerts Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 6:58 PM Subject: Google Alert - "manhattan college" -"marymount manhattan college" -"borough of manhattan college" After 29 years, Jost leaves with great memories Newark Star Ledger - NJ, USA ... Jost was a hurdler and sprinter at Mater Christi High School in Queens and at Manhattan College before turning to coaching in 1973 when he started South ... # # # # # # {MikeMcE reports: I believe that Brian is a member of the Class of 1969. (Thanks, Mike.) }
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JNews2
http://newstranscript.gmnews.com/news/2006/0621/Schools/019.html Schools June 21, 2006 On Campus Greater Media Newspapers {extraneous deleted} Eric M. Spargimino of Freehold has graduated from Manhattan College, Riverdale, N.Y., with a bachelor's degree. # # #
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June 26, 2006 05:30 PM US Eastern Timezone TSYS Prepaid Names Payments Veteran Accordino as President COLUMBUS, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 26, 2006--James A. Accordino, a 21-year veteran of TSYS and the payments industry, has been named president of TSYS Prepaid, Inc., effective immediately. Mr. Accordino is responsible for the entire prepaid enterprise, including client relations, operations, product development and implementation, sales and marketing. He will report to Andrew W. Marks, group executive for affiliate operations at TSYS. "Jim's skills in managing large-scale business operations, business development and major client relationships makes him a great complement to the leadership team of TSYS Prepaid," Mr. Marks says. "Based on his tenure at TSYS and his payments experience, Jim is well-equipped to lead the prepaid team in achieving our goals for this important business segment." Mr. Accordino currently oversees issuer support for TSYS Managed Services, the servicing division of TSYS that provides call-center, risk and operations support to clients of TSYS. He joined the TSYS Managed Services team in 1999 as director of sales. Mr. Accordino's previous roles with TSYS have included research and development, client relations, sales and total quality management. Mr. Accordino, a native of New York, earned his bachelor's degree from Manhattan College. About TSYS Prepaid TSYS Prepaid, a wholly-owned subsidiary of TSYS (NYSE: TSS), is a leading provider of network branded prepaid card processing services. These services are powered by a flexible, proprietary processing platform specifically designed for the prepaid market. TSYS Prepaid has successfully processed prepaid card programs for Fortune 500 companies, small and medium size enterprises, and leading financial institutions in both US and international markets across a broad scope of applications, including healthcare, general purpose, payroll, claims, gift, travel, incentives, government, rebates and promotions, and teen. TSYS Prepaid offers expert prepaid card program development, transaction processing, and program management services. TSYS Prepaid provides both custom and turnkey solutions, with administration, reporting and many other unique system features vital to the prepaid market. TSYS Prepaid (tsysprepaid.com) is based in New York, with both domestic and international data centers. About TSYS TSYS (tsys.com) is one of the world's largest companies for outsourced payment services, offering a broad range of issuer- and acquirer-processing technologies that support consumer finance, credit, debit and prepaid services for financial institutions and retail companies in North America, Europe and the Asia Pacific. Based in Columbus, Ga., TSYS (NYSE: TSS) is 80-percent held by Synovus (NYSE: SNV), one of FORTUNE magazine's "Most Admired Companies" and a member of its "100 Best Companies to Work For" Hall of Fame. For more information, contact news@tsys.com. {extraneous deleted} {MikeMcE reports: I believe that James is a member of the Class of 1979. (Thanks, Mike.) }
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http://home.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/index.jsp?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20060627005793&newsLang=en June 27, 2006 11:43 AM US Eastern Timezone About.com Promotes Nicholas M. Ricci to Senior Vice President Sales and Seashal L. Morse Vice President West Coast Sales NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 27, 2006--About.com announced today the promotion of two leading sales executives. Nicholas M. Ricci has been promoted to senior vice president, sales, overseeing all sales, client services and advertising operations for About.com. Seashal L. Morse has been named vice president, West Coast sales, reporting to Mr. Ricci. Mr. Ricci will report to Andrew Pancer, chief operating officer of About.com. The promotions are effective immediately. "Both of these individuals have made tremendous contributions to About.com. Nick has done an incredible job of helping to drive our growth in advertising revenue, while at the same time building up our sales force," said Pancer. "Seashal has helped make About.com a must buy in the advertiser community and has developed new and exciting advertising products and strategies for the company. We're fortunate to have both Nick and Seashal on our team and I wish them continued success." Mr. Ricci joined About.com in 2005 as vice president, national sales. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Ricci served in various sales positions at Hachette Filipacchi Magazines' Interactive Division, Cox Interactive Sales and Times Mirror Magazines. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics/Marketing from Manhattan College. {extraneous deleted} About About.com Founded in 1996, About.com is the leading online source for original consumer information and advice and was acquired in March 2005 by The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT), a leading media company with 2005 revenues of $3.4 billion. The New York Times Company includes The New York Times, the International Herald Tribune, The Boston Globe, 15 other daily newspapers, nine network-affiliated television stations, two New York City radio stations and 35 Web sites, including NYTimes.com, Boston.com and About.com. The Company's core purpose is to enhance society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. # # # From: Google Alerts Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 9:31 PM Subject: Google Alert - "manhattan college" -"marymount manhattan college" -"borough of manhattan college" About.com Promotes Nicholas M. Ricci to Senior Vice President ... Business Wire (press release) - San Francisco,CA,USA ... and Times Mirror Magazines. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics/Marketing from Manhattan College. Ms. Morse joined About ... # # # # # # {MikeMcE reports: I believe that Nicholas is a member of the class of 1971. (Thanks, Mike.) }
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Jnews5
Marin Independent Journal (California) June 24, 2006 Saturday SECTION: LIFESTYLE HEADLINE: Milestones BYLINE: Staff Report {extraneous deleted} Jennifer Michelle Wingenback, a Novato resident, was awarded a bachelor's degree at Manhattan College's Undergraduate Commencement in May. {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 24, 2006
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The Journal News (Westchester County, New York) June 21, 2006 Wednesday SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 4A HEADLINE: Many lessons come after school BYLINE: Randi Weiner {extraneous deleted} Pam McLeod 1996 Nyack High School valedictorian Ten years after her high school graduation, Pam McLeod still remembers the opening lines of her speech: "Sunny days. Sweeping the clouds away. I'm on my way to where the air is sweet. Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?" Now a postdoctoral student at Stanford University and an environmental engineer who routinely dons protective gear to check pollution levels in San Francisco Bay, the 27-year-old Menlo Park, Calif., resident said she still tries to hold on to the childlike curiosity and sense of wonder she urged her 250 Nyack classmates to cling to. "My speech was about maintaining ties to childhood, staying young at heart," McLeod said. "I think it's something that we tend to forget a little bit as we do get older." McLeod thought she would be an environmental lawyer when she graduated from high school, but she found law didn't really interest her as she began taking environmental engineering courses during her undergraduate years at Manhattan College. She received a bachelor of science in environmental engineering in 2000 from Manhattan, then received her master's degree and doctorate in civil and environmental engineering at Stanford. She lives in Menlo Park with her cat, Bengel. Her particular project has to do with water contaminants such as PCBs and studying wildlife such as clams and worms to determine whether cleanups actually do the job, she said. The mix of field and lab work is endlessly interesting to her, she said. Few of her co-workers know she was high school valedictorian, she said. "It's not something you really talk about in the real world," she said. "At the time, it was a great honor. I enjoy public speaking, and I enjoyed writing my speech and giving it. I was the valedictorian for college as well. The speech that I wrote and gave for that wasn't incredibly different from the high school one." {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 23, 2006
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (New York) June 21, 2006 Wednesday SECTION: OUR TOWNS; Pg. 2F HEADLINE: College Notes {extraneous deleted} * Kaitlin Vanhall of Rochester graduated last month from Manhattan College in Riverdale, Bronx County. {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 22, 2006 = Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (New York) June 21, 2006 Wednesday SECTION: OUR TOWNS; Pg. 4F HEADLINE: College notes {extraneous deleted} Rochester {extraneous deleted} * Kaitlin Vanhall and David A. Nicolo, both of Rochester, graduated last month from Manhattan College in Riverdale, Bronx County. {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 22, 2006
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (New York) June 21, 2006 Wednesday SECTION: OUR TOWNS; Pg. 4F HEADLINE: College notes Fairport * Thomas Nolan of Fairport graduated last month from Manhattan College in Riverdale, Bronx County. {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 22, 2006
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http://www.courierpostonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060628/SPORTS/606280349/1002/SPORTS Former Camden Cath. star still has eye on NBA Draft By KEVIN CALLAHAN Courier-Post Staff CHERRY HILL Justin Phoenix will be watching the NBA Draft tonight with special interest. No, not because the former basketball star at Camden Catholic High School is hoping to get drafted. That dream is over for the 32-year-old. Rather, the three-year varsity starter for the Irish is watching to see who is drafted, and who isn't. Both the drafted and non-drafted players could affect the future of the former All-South Jersey selection who went on to become a three-year starting forward for Manhattan College. You see, Phoenix is hoping to return for another season of pro ball in Italy's top league. "I think I still have a couple of years left," said Phoenix, who has played pro basketball around the globe the past 10 years. "I will call my agent after the draft. I'll watch the draft to see what players I played against and where they will go. Europe will pick up all the good players who don't get drafted." Phoenix was one of those players coming out of college. He had tryouts with the Celtics and Sixers before going to Europe. Since he's not a "permanent player" in Europe, he must wait to see which players in the European leagues are drafted by the NBA for him to fill out a roster. "Teams have a permanent player allocation of two Americans and three non-permanent players and everyone else is a national player," Phoenix explained Tuesday morning while helping out at the Camden Catholic basketball camp. "If a team has a player that is supposed to go to the NBA and doesn't get drafted, in a way that messes me up because if he stays there, it is one less opening for me. But, if he goes, that is one more opening for me." Phoenix, who scored 1,302 career points under coach Jim Crawford, played in the highest division in Italy two years ago before suffering a knee injury. Last year, he played in England and Scotland. With his knee rounding back into shape, he is hoping to resume playing in Italy in August. "I don't feel old; I'm still having fun playing," Phoenix said. "When I do have to stop playing, I can look back on my career and be happy." A team captain and team MVP at Manhattan, Phoenix has played in Italy, Germany, Japan, Korea, Dominican Republic, Spain, Indonesia, England and Scotland. He has won championships in England and the Dominican Republic. Phoenix, who was an assistant coach of a Division II team in Sheffield, England, last year, hopes to coach somewhere in college when he is through playing. At 6-foot-8, Phoenix plays small forward. "I play mostly at the top of the key and on the wing," Phoenix said. "I try to pull my man out and create space. Everyone in Europe can dribble and shoot and has great footwork." Phoenix returns to his home in Williamstown each summer. The European season runs from mid-August until June. Each summer, he comes back with broader horizons. "I've been in Japan and Korea and trying to understand their culture, to Germany and Italy where they are passionate about everything, to Spain where they are laid back," Phoenix said. "It makes you see difference in life. It takes a few days getting used to being home, but that makes you appreciate being home. "Home is home." Phoenix said the people of Italy and Spain treat the foreign pro players as celebrities. "There are certain towns in Spain where you can't go anywhere without someone asking you for your autograph," Phoenix said. "When you go grocery shopping, they check out to see if you are eating properly or they will call the coach." Phoenix has taken advantage of working in Europe to check out some of the sites. However, his schedule of playing one game on the weekend and practicing twice a day and lifting weights five days a week keeps him from becoming a tourist. "I've seen a lot of things," Phoenix said. "I wouldn't take any of it back. I would do it all the same way." That's why he still wants to do it. And why he'll be watching the NBA Draft tonight. "There was so much I didn't know coming out of high school and college, you just think NBA, but there is so much out there," Phoenix said. "I used to watch the NBA Draft to see if I would get drafted, now I watch to see what country I can go to or get a look at." Published: June 28. 2006 3:10AM === JUSTIN PHOENIX Age: 32 High school: Camden Catholic, 1992 Athletic highlights: Three-year varsity starter for the Irish basketball team. Won 20-plus games all three seasons under Jim Crawford. Named All-South Jersey, All-Conference and All-Parochial. Scored 1,302 career points. Selected as team captain and honored with the Dominic "Duke" Murtin award for the Irish. Was 4-0 as starting pitcher on baseball team as a senior. College: Manhattan Athletic highlights: Three-year starting forward for Manhattan. Named team captain and team MVP. Played in two NCAA tournaments and two NITs. Named Chevy Player of the Game against Arizona State in the tournament. Profession: Pro basketball player past 10 years. Played in Italy, Germany, Japan, Korea, Dominican Republic, Spain, Indonesia, England and Scotland. Won championships in England and the Dominican Republic. Personal: Mother Mary; father Arno; sister Taironda, 28; and son Miles, 4. Hometown: Williamstown # # # From: Google Alerts Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 11:02 PM Subject: Google Alert - "manhattan college" -"marymount manhattan college" -"borough of manhattan college" Former Camden Cath. star still has eye on NBA Draft Cherry Hill Courier Post - Cherry Hill,NJ,USA ... non-drafted players could affect the future of the former All-South Jersey selection who went on to become a three-year starting forward for Manhattan College. ... # # # # # #
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http://www.dailyfreeman.com/site/printerFriendly.cfm?brd=1769&dept_id=74958&newsid=16833718 06/25/2006 Saugerties graduation: 'Ready to go, but ... not ready to leave' By Patricia Doxsey , Freeman staff SAUGERTIES - Together they have shared the trials and tribulations of life so far, and on Saturday the senior class at Saugerties High School gathered to share another memorable - and probably their last - moment together as a class: graduation. It was a bittersweet event for the 241-member class. As the students received their diplomas, marking the end of a 13-year journey that many had made together, they bid farewell to friends and prepared to set a course for their journey into the future. "I'm ready to go, but I'm not ready to leave," said Olivia Guerriero, the senior class secretary. "We really have a great class." Guerriero, 18, daughter of Ernest and Patricia Guerriero, will beheading to SUNY Albany in the fall, where she plans to major in business. Her sentiment was echoed by several of her classmates as they waited in the school cafeteria before walking down the school hallway and into the auditorium. "I'm nervous, but at the same time, I'm excited and I'm very proud," said 18-year-old Elizabeth Pfeiffer. "It's a good class." Pfeiffer, daughter of Suzanne and Robert Pfeiffer, is heading to Manhattan College in the fall, but she won't stay away from her hometown forever. "We'll be back," she said with a laugh. "Everybody comes back to Saugerties." "This definitely won't be the last time being together," said fellow graduate Kris Snyder. "Every time we have a reunion, we'll all come back. We're just that kind of class." That the Saugerties High School Class of 2006 was tight-knit was apparent throughout the commencement ceremony, which was forced inside due to inclement weather. Salutatorian Jams Harris Jr. said life will never again be as it was in high school, structured around the ringing of class bells and seeing friends seen on a daily basis. He told his fellow graduates to take the lessons learned in high school as they work to make the world a better place. "Seniors, we are that rising generation," Harris said. "It is now time to start making a difference." Valedictorian Nicholas Malgieri also urged his classmates to remember their time in high school, but also to look toward the future. "It's hard to say goodbye," said Malgieri, who plans to study law at Union College. "The little memories are what I'm going to miss the most about high school." But "life goes on," and students need to embrace what awaits them, he said. "Live every moment to its fullest potential because the future quickly becomes the past," he said. # # # From: Google Alerts Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2006 5:40 PM Subject: Google Alert - "manhattan college" -"marymount manhattan college" -"borough of manhattan college" Saugerties graduation: 'Ready to go, but ... not ready to leave' Kingston Daily Freeman - Kingston,NY,USA ... Pfeiffer, daughter of Suzanne and Robert Pfeiffer, is heading to Manhattan College in the fall, but she won't stay away from her hometown forever. ... # # # # # #
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http://www.courant.com/sports/hc-buicknotes0627.artjun27,0,1452298.story?coll=hc-headlines-sports {extraneous deleted} Festivities Get Started Notah Begay III, 2000 Greater Hartford Open winner, and Sadie Martinez, 11, of Hartford hit the ceremonial first balls at the opening ceremonies, which included Gov. M. Jodi Rell. Martinez represented The First Tee of Connecticut, one of the charities that benefit from the tournament. "I was nervous, but it was fun," said Martinez, who has been in First Tee for six years. Begay lauded the community and the Greater Hartford Jaycees, whose major fundraiser returned to the main segment of the PGA Tour when St. Paul Travelers agreed in April to replace Buick as title sponsor for four years with an option for two more. "I know sponsorship has changed a lot the last few years," Begay said. "But I would hate to see this event off the schedule because it's a genuine community event. We need to have a lot of those on tour." ... The Jaycees presented scholarships to Kelly Phouyaphone of New Britain ($25,000), who will attend Carnegie Mellon; Paul Bedard of Glastonbury ($10,000), New York University Tisch School of Arts; Linda Bujari of Rocky Hill ($10,000), Manhattan College; and Melanie Lastrina of Portland and Mercy-Middletown ($10,000), Elon University. # # # From: Google Alerts Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 9:31 PM Subject: Google Alert - "manhattan college" -"marymount manhattan college" -"borough of manhattan college" Delays Causing A Scramble Hartford Courant - United States ... Mellon; Paul Bedard of Glastonbury ($10,000), New York University Tisch School of Arts; Linda Bujari of Rocky Hill ($10,000), Manhattan College; and Melanie ... # # # # # #
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Daily News (New York) June 29, 2006 Thursday SPORTS FINAL EDITION SECTION: SPORTS; Pg. 90 HEADLINE: ALLEYNE TO DITCH UK FOR JASPERS BYLINE: BY KRISTIE ACKERT DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITER FORMER RICE All-Star center Shagari Alleyne told the Daily News last night that he will transfer to Manhattan College this fall. "I like the program, I like the coach and it's close to home," the 7-3 Bronx product said. "My time at Kentucky was great. The fans were great. I liked it there, but this is a good move for me. It's time to come home and get it done." Alleyne, who won a CHSAA city title with Rice, languished in his three years at Kentucky. He is hoping to reach the potential he showed as a senior at Rice with Manhattan College in the 2007-08 season. In accordance with NCAA rules, he will sit out one year before he can play for Manhattan. "I'm going to work out hard and get ready," Alleyne said of next season. "I'm really excited about this." Alleyne is expected to be an impact player in the MAAC. "I think he makes them an instant contender in that league," said one local assistant coach. "There's just not going to be that big a kid in the MAAC. He brings experience from a high level at Kentucky and he was a serviceable player there. That is going to make him the best big man in that league." Alleyne averaged two points and 1.3 rebounds per game in limited action with the Wildcats last season. GRAPHIC: AP Ex-Rice star Shagari Alleyne (dark jersey) will join Manhattan in 2007. LOAD-DATE: June 29, 2006
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The Times Union (Albany, New York) June 23, 2006 Friday 3 EDITION SECTION: SPORTS; Pg. CC3 HEADLINE: Baseball {extraneous deleted} ATHLETE OF THE YEAR {extraneous deleted} Shortstop: Zach Goyer, Sr., Berlin Goyer batted .508 with four home runs, 24 runs, 14 RBI and 19 stolen bases this spring. The Central Hudson Valley League Most Valuable Player also was a standout pitcher, going 10-1 with a 1.15 ERA and 139 strikeouts, and tossing two no-hitters. He will attend Manhattan College. {extraneous deleted} NOTES: 2006 All-Stars {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: June 24, 2006
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From: thequad @ manhattan.edu Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 8:00 PM To: John Reinke Subject: Please remind Manhattan Quadrangle how you know each other Please stop asking The Quadrangle for updated information. Our information has not, and will not change for the forseeable future. Thank you. {JR: Well excuse me. I thought that I could establish a working relationship with the staff there. That staff that turns over every year. When the staff a few years ago was having trouble with the administration and wanted some help smoothing it over. Hey, maybe someone was just having a bad day! I'll ping hem again next year. ;-) }
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EMAIL FROM JASPERS
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From: Suzanne Giugliano [1990] Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 9:19 PM Subject: RE: Just saying "hi" Hi John, Hope all is well! My daughter Tess is going to be one on 6/13 - it's been a very busy year for us... I don't really get on the computer all that often, just to check emails and download pics. Be well and have a great summer, Suzanne {JR: Congrats. We always love to hear about the neat stuff. What seems mundane to you is entertainment for us old folks. We like pictures too!}
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From: O'Connell, Ann M [1992] Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 5:32 PM Subject: FJohn Reinke Requests Contact Hi Thanks for contacting me! I just received your e-mail and looked at your profile. Nice to be in contact with another Jasper! I graduated in 1992 with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. Worked at Exxon for 7 years and then moved onto Telcordia Technologies (formerly Bellcore) where I am currently employed. Would definitely be interested in talking with you. My contact information is as follows: {extraneous deleted} I am going on vacation out of the country for two weeks beginning this Friday, June23. If we don't speak before then enjoy your Fourth of July and perhaps we can touch base when I return. Thanks again! -- Ann = Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 6:56 PM To: 'O'Connell, Ann M' Subject: RE: FJohn Reinke Requests Contact Hi Ann, Great, thanks for responding. Go on vacation and we can talk when you come back. {extraneous deleted} Where are you going? Some place exotic. I have Jasper contacts in Ireland, Hong Kong, all sort of places, and even one in Arabia somewhere. Are you reading Jasper Jottings? Http://www.jasperjottings.com Jasper Kahn is blogging from wherever in Africa and is pretty interesting. Blaire (2005) Lampe blogged her vagabonding thru Europe and Asia. If you have some time on your vacation, I know about 1500 Jaspers who would love to live vicariously thru your writings. I’ll send you an invite and you can decide if you’re interested. Well that exhausts my quiver. {extraneous deleted} Did I mention I’m a Type A? ;-) Regards, FjohnR
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Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2006 12:15:57 -0700 (PDT) From: Cangialose, Suzanne G. (1990) Subject: Re: Please please update your contact information. Hi John, Nothing really to update, just my last name - this is my correct email address and I am a stay at home Mom. Have a great summer, Suzanne {JR: Glad to hear that all's well. That's a great update. Following your bliss, your vocation, or even picking up after all manner of humans. I once heard "stay at home mom" equated to being the fellow following the elephant parade. Best wishes in your direction. }
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From: Sullivan, Lawrence W. (1953) Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:05 AM Subject: Dear Mr. Reinkin, How come that the Alumni Office manages to reach me very easily by consulting their files for Alumni Donations and you cannot access the same information? Your notice does not explain what Platco is or why I should enroll in it. Please reply. Lawrence Sullivan, '53 A, Ph.D. (Michigan) == From: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 11:39 AM To: Sullivan, Lawrence W. (1953) Subject: RE: MY plaxo request Importance: High >Dear Mr. Reinkin, It's Reinke, but as long as it's right on the paycheck, who cares. I go by john or fjohn, or hey you knuckle head. >How come that the Alumni Office manages to reach me very easily by >consulting their files for Alumni Donations See they have a profit motive. I am just trying to keep in touch and informing my fellow Jaspers. >you cannot access the same information? I have NO connection to MC or the Alumni Office (who does events) or the Development Office (that panhandles). I do volunteer at the College for the last decade, on their Computer Governance Committee. I also run an "underground" weekly email ezine called Jasper Jottings. I send my stuff to the alumni office. I don't think that Jaspers do a very good job in keeping in touch, networking, or helping others. >Your notice does not explain what Platco is or why I should enroll Plaxo is an email address sync tool. Free. It keeps address books up to date. If two people are both Plaxo members, then it does it automatically. Otherwise, it will prompt on a settable interval to ask for an update. I use these tools to keep in touch. I had from some project or other, from some message or another, some message somewhere that you were a Jasper. Evidently, my processes sucked it in, like birds on a runway into a aircraft jet engine, and, poof, unlike the jet engine producing gull burgers, I got a couple of hundred "instant Jasper friends" that Plaxo asked for an update. Sorry if it was intrusive, but I am interested in what all my fellow Jaspers are up to and out the "news" in my weekly Jasper Jottings. It's at http://www.jasperjottings.com and you can look at my web page and see that I don't have a tin foil hat. ;-) Regards, FjohnR Class of 1968 {JR: Never heard more about it. }
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From: Louis Menchise (1987) Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 6:47 PM Subject: Re: [Distribute_Jasper_Jottings] jasperjottings20060625 I'm happy to report that recently, I've been more able to work on films in addition to "working." Films were my "work" for about 7 years, then I started experiencing diminishing returns and had to do the unthinkable: go back to "work." I plan to do a documentary on the reserve/guard experience post 9-11. In 2003, I was in Iraq. I am also working on a 5 minute short film on race relations. I have a full-length screenplay on the same subject written as well. I hope to market a friend's film, "Citizen Candy Man" at this year's Independent Feature Project Market (formerly the Independent Feature Film Market) in Manhattan (September.) The film was shot on my equipment and I was a co-producer and a part of the ensemble cast. Before the Market, anyone who wishes can view the film at: http://youtube.com/results?search=citizen+candy+man&search_type=search_videos&search=Search I'll keep you posted on my progress. Louis Menchise '87 Business
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From: Jack Tyniec (1966) Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 5:31 PM Subject: Re: jasperjottings20060625 John, Hope this note finds its way to you. Just wanted to let you know that I attended the reunion week-end boat ride and connected with a couple of classmates -- very enjoyable. Also, some personal news: my wife Maureen and I celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary and I was recently elected a member of the Board of Trustees for the Riverhead Free Library. Trying to do a little community service... Best regards, Jack Tyniec A&S '66
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From: Ralph J. Caputo (1981) Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 12:53 PM Subject: Contact-Jasper! Dear Friendly Jasper! I was happy to read after this email was in my in-basket for a while to find out you are a Jasper! I'm not sure how many have responded to you. What year did you graduate? I am personally interested in your website and what you created it with. Ralph J. Caputo === From: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 2:14 PM To: Caputo, Ralph (1981) Subject: RE: Contact-Jasper! Hi Jasper Ralph, Yup, that's me, friendly pia, ;-) >I was happy to read after this email was in my in-basket for a while OK, you have me at a disadvantage. What email in particular? The one where I was borrowing 5M$ to fund my new web 2.0 venture. If that one, cash or check would be fine. :-) Seriously, I'm always doing something. Recently, I reached out to Jaspers on Execunet, LinkedIn, and via the MCalumDB. I "do" a dump truck full of email regularly so I can't even guess, especially if it's old. I've been annoying my fellow Jasper since 1998 on a regular basis. Give me a little clue, so I can babble more intelligently. The fact that you came in on my "political" email seems to say that if it's not too old, I was on my soapbox about some political issue or another. But that's just a guess. >I'm not sure how many have responded to you. No, this is the first time that I have heard from you. That's of interest to me since I think I've bothered every Jasper at one time or another. > What year did you graduate? 1968 > I am personally interested in your website Which one, last count I have five ... active. :-) If you can't be good, be prolific? >and what you created it with. http://reinke.cc was created with Microsoft Word saving an HTML document. I've used MSFT Publisher, two hosting vendor's packages, NVU, Linkedin, handcrafted HTML with notepad, and handcrafted html with editpad pro. Some sites that are no longer around were created with café press, Open Office, Freemind, Google, and WebForge. In short, what ever suited my whimsy at the moment. I'm not the exemplar that you want to follow for a good website. I was toying with the idea of offshoring my web work to India via Jasper MBA who was trying to start up a business that way. But, I forgot his name. >> Did you ever hear of Jasper Jottings? http://www.jasperjottings.com That's "mine". I run two yahoo groups for alums. And, in my spare time, I network with lots of them. I brag that I have the largest database of Jaspers outside of the College. Don't worry it's encrypted. And, I don't have ssns ... yet. BTW, you were cited in a past issue of Jottings. http://www.jasperjottings.com/2004/jasperjottings20040613.htm#Email02 My classmate Dickie L ratted you out! But, somehow, you flew under the radar until now. How may I help you? FjohnR68 Ferdinand John Reinke 3 Tyne Court Kendall Park, NJ 08824 732-821-5850 (Home Office) 781-723-3746 (Fax) http://public.2idi.com/=reinkefj (Email form) http://www.reinke.cc/ (Web page) http://reinkefj.wordpress.com/ (Blog)
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http://www.solutionsamerica.com/ Thank you for signing up to receive updates from Solutions America. These updates will help keep you informed about competitive races across the country as well as our efforts to develop common sense solutions to the challenges facing our country. Please also help spread the word by telling your friends and family to visit SolutionsAmerica.org. Sincerely, Rudy Giuliani {mcALUMdb: 1965 }
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http://www.cbdm.com/attorneys/bjc.htm Brian J. Clark has been practicing labor & employment law at Clifton Budd & DeMaria since he came to the firm in 1985 from the Office of the Solicitor of Labor, U.S. Department of Labor, in Washington, Mr. Clark has been a partner with the firm for over ten years. Mr. Clark frequently represents clients in state and federal courts in a variety of labor, employment discrimination, wrongful discharge, ERISA and non-competition litigation. He also possesses a strong background in administrative proceedings before the National Labor Relations Board, the NYS Public Employment Relations Board, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the U.S. Department of Labor, and various state and local government agencies. Well versed in the field of collective bargaining, he serves as chief labor negotiator for a number of clients in both the private and public sector. He has extensive arbitration experience. Mr. Clark also counsels clients on the prevention and resolution of workplace disputes, and their compliance with the numerous laws governing the field of labor and employment. {extraneous deleted} EDUCATION: Fordham University, J.D., 1984; Manhattan College, B.A., cum laude, 1980; Aberdeen University, Scotland. {extraneous deleted} {Reported As: 1980 }
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http://www.connellfoley.com/partners/lmw2.html Liza M. Walsh Practice Areas: Business Litigation Intellectual Property Bar Admissions: 1985, New Jersey, United States District Court, District of New Jersey and United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit. 1989, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. 1995, Supreme Court of the United States. Biography: Ms. Walsh was Clerk to Clarkson S. Fisher, Chief Judge, United States District Court, District of New Jersey, 1985-1986, and Clerk to Judge Charles J. Harrington, New Jersey Superior Court, Law Division, Hudson County, 1984-1985. She is an Arbitrator, United States District Court, 1990, and is a Member Hudson County, Essex County, Federal (Trustee, 1992-present) and Federal Circuit Bar Associations. Ms. Walsh is fluent in Albanian and Serbian. Education: Manhattan College (B.S., 1981) Seton Hall University Law School (J.D., 1984) {Reported As: 1981 }
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JASPER’s BLOGGING
Yell if you need help.
Jasper Jottings as a feed			http://www.feedyes.com/feed.php?f=3KNUXxDz2JdArs6b
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Kahn, Donald J. Sr. (1961)			http://alykahn.livejournal.com/data/rss
Lampe, Blaire (2005)			http://blogs.bootsnall.com/Blair/
Mawn, Theresa (2001)			http://theresamawn.blogspot.com/
McCarra-Fitzpatrick, MaryAnn (1989)			http://mccarra--poetry.blogspot.com/ http://mccarra-fitzpatrickscatalogueshopping.blogspot.com/ http://mccarra-fitzpatrick.blogspot.com/
Reinke, John (1968)			http://reinkefj.wordpress.com/feed/
Webb, Joe (1978)			http://drjoewebb.blogspot.com/atom.xml
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Sports from College (http://www.gojaspers.com)
Sports from others (http://jasperjottings.blogspot.com/ )
Jaspers In Strange Places (Not including Brooklyn!)
Country	City		Who		Last update
China	HongKong		Haybyrne, James B. (1966)		2006-06-18
Ethiopia	Addis Ababa		Flynn, Bro. Gregory (1966)		2005-11-10
Hawaii	Kaneohe		Yamamoto, John H. (1963)		2004-07-15
Ireland	?		Fay, John C. (1986)		2005-09-18
Italy	Mascalucia		Celeste, Salvatore L. (1968)		2006-06-15
Italy	Rome		Tully, Rev. Gerard P. (1983)		2006-04-16
Japan	Tokyo		Carroll, Kevin M. (1974)		2006-06-18
Philippines	Cebu		Rotando, Jerome (1968)		2006-06-18
Spain	Madrid		Pradas, Eugene (1978)		2005-07-27
Spain	Valencia		Giner, Robert (1979)		2006-06-16
UAE	Dubai		Kahn, Donald J. (1961)		2006-06-15
Venezuela	Valencia		Grimaldi, Gustavo A. (1980)		2006-06-20
{JR: All Jaspers in Strange Places please ping in. All Jaspers in one these Strange Places should meet their fellow Jaspers. Nice to know a friendly face from the Bronx! Or bail money?}
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Boilerplate
http://www.jasperjottings.com/boilerplate.htm
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Curmudgeon's Final Words This Week
http://tinyurl.com/ln5gg "Nearly a quarter of people surveyed said they had zero close friends with whom to discuss personal matters. More than 50 percent named two or fewer confidants, most often immediate family members" Luckily, thanks to the cic, I have about 1500 of my closest friends to share my rantings with. Now how do I change the world? One opinion at a time. I challenge you to connect with one fellow Jasper. Sure it was easier at the College. But, now, pick one and connect. Then there "be a lot less lonely people in the world". Hmmm!?!
And that’s the last word. Curmudgeon
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GBu. GBA. Reinke sends.