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JASPER EVENTS THAT I HAVE HEARD ABOUT
Monday September 18, 2006
Online Registration is now open for the 6th Annual James Keating O'Neill Memorial Golf Classic/Long Island Jasper Golf Outing (www.jkogolf.org). This year's event is on Monday, September 19th at the Hamlet Wind Watch Golf & Country Club in Hauppauge, Long Island. If you can't make it out for golf, join us that evening for the cocktails/reception. The event is sponsored by the Manhattan College Alumni Society and the James Keating O'Neill Foundation. All proceeds from the event benefit the James K. O'Neill '90 Scholarship Fund at Manhattan College. Last year's event raised over $20,000 and a great day was had by all. We hope that everyone can join us for another great day.
Friday September 22^nd-24^th, 2006
Annual Manhattan College Businessmen's Retreat Passionate's Retreat House (formerly the Cardinal Spellman Retreat House) in Riverdale The weekend is monastic in approach (men only). Any one interested in attending may call Ed McEneney, '59 at (914) 962-2700 for a registration form.
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:
“Planning is the key to success. I help clients decide what works best for them. This is an integral part of their achievements and mine.” Matthew J. Bonney [MC1983]
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http://tinyurl.com/fx3pq Runaway circus kangaroo on the loose in Ireland Wed Jul 19, 2006 12:25pm ET171 ***Begin Quote*** DUBLIN (Reuters) - A kangaroo is roaming the green hills of Ireland after escaping a circus near the picturesque port of Kinsale. ***AND*** There had since been one unconfirmed sighting of the animal, renamed "Hoppy" by locals and described as two and a half to three feet tall and dark in color. ***End Quote*** There’s just something funny about the vision of a Roo running over Erin. The Intelligent Designer must have a sense of humor. Now if Hoppy could get a friend, then maybe they could replace lamb in the Irish Stew. I don’t know why but this just makes me chuckle. Maybe I’m just punchy from the heat.
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
0 Messages from Headquarters (like MC Press Releases) 0 Good_News 3 Obits 10 Jaspers_in_the_News 1 Manhattan_in_the_News 7 Email From Jaspers 3 Jaspers found web-wise 10 Jaspers Found on Ziggs 2 MC mentioned web-wise 0 New Jasper Bloggers (8 Previously reported)
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PARTICIPANTS BY CLASS
Class		Name			Section
MCfac		Lynch, Mary E.			JObit2
????		Marciano, Anthony			JNews5
20??		Fitzgerald, John C.			Email04
1942		Lynch, William F.			JObit2 (cited)
1948		Miller, Bill			JNews6
1953		McEneney, Mike			Email01
1953		Van Marter, Leslie E.			JObit3
1956		Fidone, George Salvatore			JObit1
1962		Mueller, James A.			ZFound
1964		Buckley, Jerry			Email01 (cited)
1967		Twomey, Thomas A. Jr.			JFound3
1968		Orawiec, Frank			Email07
1970		Bennett, Edward			Email05
1972		Parrett, Daniel J.			JNews1
1973		McFadden, Michael J.			JNews7
1974		Effinger, Frank			JNews3
1978		Miller, Miriam			Email06
1979		Blose, Anthony P.			Update
1979		Brock, Ruth			Email02 (cited)
1979		McNally, Cathy			Email02
1979		Toscano, Lisa			ZFound
1981		Lutz, Peter F.			ZFound
1981		Ryan, Joe			ZFound
1983		Whitton, Brian			JFound1
1985		Albero, Joseph M.			ZFound
1985		Guerriero, Angela M.			JObit2 (reporter)
1985		Rizzo, Gary T.			JNews2
1987		Hough, Lawrence W.			ZFound
1988		O'Neill, Patrick J.			Email03
1990		O'Neill, James K.			Email03 (cited)
1991		Tobin, Paul J.			JNews8
1992		Vincitore, Antonio			ZFound
1993		Daley, Lisa			JNews9
1993		Keating, Tedd			ZFound
1993		Taylor, Sandra Sapone			ZFound
1994		Green, Siobhan			JNews4
1999		Talt, Colleen			Update
2003		Belin, Elliot			JFound2
2003		Primerano, Lauren			ZFound
2006		Conti, Antonia S.			JNews10
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PARTICIPANTS BY NAME
Class		Name			Section
1985		Albero, Joseph M.			ZFound
2003		Belin, Elliot			JFound2
1970		Bennett, Edward			Email05
1979		Blose, Anthony P.			Update
1979		Brock, Ruth			Email02 (cited)
1964		Buckley, Jerry			Email01 (cited)
2006		Conti, Antonia S.			JNews10
1993		Daley, Lisa			JNews9
1974		Effinger, Frank			JNews3
1956		Fidone, George Salvatore			JObit1
20??		Fitzgerald, John C.			Email04
1994		Green, Siobhan			JNews4
1985		Guerriero, Angela M.			JObit2 (reporter)
1987		Hough, Lawrence W.			ZFound
1993		Keating, Tedd			ZFound
1981		Lutz, Peter F.			ZFound
MCfac		Lynch, Mary E.			JObit2
1942		Lynch, William F.			JObit2 (cited)
????		Marciano, Anthony			JNews5
1953		McEneney, Mike			Email01
1973		McFadden, Michael J.			JNews7
1979		McNally, Cathy			Email02
1948		Miller, Bill			JNews6
1978		Miller, Miriam			Email06
1962		Mueller, James A.			ZFound
1990		O'Neill, James K.			Email03 (cited)
1988		O'Neill, Patrick J.			Email03
1968		Orawiec, Frank			Email07
1972		Parrett, Daniel J.			JNews1
2003		Primerano, Lauren			ZFound
1985		Rizzo, Gary T.			JNews2
1981		Ryan, Joe			ZFound
1999		Talt, Colleen			Update
1993		Taylor, Sandra Sapone			ZFound
1991		Tobin, Paul J.			JNews8
1979		Toscano, Lisa			ZFound
1967		Twomey, Thomas A. Jr.			JFound3
1953		Van Marter, Leslie E.			JObit3
1992		Vincitore, Antonio			ZFound
1983		Whitton, Brian			JFound1
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OBITS
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http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/metro/stories/MYSA072806.4B.ObitFidone.70af20.html Obituary: Dr. Fidone was trailblazer for medical services at state school Web Posted: 07/27/2006 08:56 PM CDT Carmina Danini Express-News Staff Writer Dr. George Salvatore Fidone, first medical director of the San Antonio State School and a former chief of the pediatric clinic at Wilford Hall Medical Center, died Tuesday at the age of 76. The retired Air Force colonel had melanoma, said Dr. George Fidone, a Lufkin pediatrician and one of his five children. A private interment in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery will be held today after a 9:30 a.m. service at Sunset Northwest Funeral Home at 6321 Bandera Road. Former colleagues at the state school remembered him fondly. "A fine physician, he taught me a lot of things about mental retardation," said Dr. Terresa Stallworth, clinical director at the school, which provides residential and community services to people with mental disabilities. Annie Posey, his administrative assistant from 1980 until 1997, said Fidone brought the first 60 patients from Austin when the school opened in 1978. Fidone implemented services such as the physicians, including neurologists, podiatrists, orthopedists and gynecologists, who visit patients each month. "He was the foundation for what the state school is now," Posey said. Dr. George Fidone said his father had been invited to speak at an international scientific meeting in Scotland this summer regarding work he had done two decades earlier but was unable to because of his illness. His father was one of the first to identify what could happen to children incapable of appropriate response when physical force is used to restrain them. "He noted that any restraint, particularly a basket hold, could lead to suffocation because a child can't say, 'Hey, I can't breathe,'" his son said. "He was certainly an advocate for the mentally and physically impaired who couldn't speak." Born in New York City, Fidone graduated from Manhattan College and received his medical degree from the New York University Medical School. After serving as a Navy flight surgeon, he did his pediatric residency at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He was in charge of an Air Force pediatric hospital in Florida before coming to Wilford Hall in 1966. The Helotes resident was at Wilford Hall until he retired from the Air Force in 1978. Other survivors include his wife, Jackie, whom he married in 1956; three other sons, David Fidone of McKinney, Robert Fidone of Helotes and Dr. Jeffrey Fidone of Tyler; a daughter, Kim Rowland of Denver; a brother, Dr. Salvatore Fidone of Salt Lake City; and 13 grandchildren. # # # {MikeMcE reports: I believe that the Doctor was a member of the Class of 1956. (Thanks, Mike.) }
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From: Angela M. Guerriero (Lynch) - Class of 1985 Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 9:48 AM Subject: Obituary John, My mother, Dr. Mary E. Lynch passed away on Sunday, July 30th after a tough battle with cancer. Always the figher, they predicted she would have six months to live and she made it to four years. Manhattan has played a prominent role in my family. My mother loved her time at MC. Other than my mother's role at Manhattan, my grandfather taught engineering, my father graduated in '42 and '44 and seven out of nine of us were graduates of Manhattan College. I have enclosed her obituary that appeared in the Journal News today for distribution in the Jottings. Thank you, Angela M. Guerriero (Lynch) Class of 1985 == Mary Emeline Lynch, of South Salem, New York, died on July 30, 2006 at Waterview Hills Nursing Center after a long and courageous battle with cancer. She was born on May 29, 1925 in Lynn, Massachusetts to Captain John Joseph Twomey and Emeline Malone Twomey. Throughout her childhood, she lived in many parts of the country, depending on where her father, a Navy Captain, was stationed. Her favorite places were Long Beach and San Diego, California and Marblehead, Massachusetts. The family eventually settled in New Rochelle, New York. Dr. Lynch graduated from The College of New Rochelle in 1945 with a Bachelor's Degree in Biology, and earned a Master's Degree and Ph.D. from Fordham University. She spent many years working in medical research and was a graduate of the Radiological Institute as a Radiation Biologist. She did postgraduate work for two summers in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, work that was sponsored by the US Atomic Energy Commission. She was the US delegate to the first International Congress on Technology Assessment, and received many National Science Foundation grants. She published 23 papers on biology and audio-tutorial learning, as well as numerous laboratory manuals and textbook chapters. She is listed in the Who's Who of American Women, Outstanding Educators of America, and The Who's Who of International Biology, among others. She was a member for over 50 years of the New York Academy of Sciences. Dr. Lynch also held a Master's Degree in Media Studies from The New School of Social Research and received an MBA in 1982 from Manhattan College. Dr. Lynch was Professor Emeritus in Biology, and taught for over 10 years in the Biology Department at Manhattan College in Riverdale. In 1976, she became the first woman Dean at Manhattan. She was the Chairperson of the Medical Schools Selection Committee for many years, and retired as Director of HEOP. She was a member of the Research and Science Honor Society, Sigma Xi, and of Delta Mu Delta, the Business Administrators Honor Society. In the early 1970's, Dr. Lynch joined the Civil Air Patrol, a branch of the United States Air Force. She served as Director of the Northeast Region Staff College for almost 25 years, and earned the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. She was also an Honorary Chaplain. She was extremely active in the Civil Air Patrol until she became ill in 2002. She was cofounder of the United States Service Command and was a Major General in charge of Science and Technology. Dr. Lynch participated in many reunions of the surviving crewmembers and the families of her father's Navy ship, The Chemung. She enjoyed traveling to California, Hawaii, Cape May, NJ, and Swampscott, Massachusetts. She was a judge in the John Jay High School Science Fair and embroidered baptismal stoles for St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Ridgefield, Connecticut. During the 1960's and '70's, she was a volunteer telephone dispatcher for the South Salem Fire Department. Dr. Lynch met her future husband, William F. Lynch, Jr., May 2, 1943, when he asked her for a dance at the Waldorf-Astoria in NYC. They were married on November 24, 1949, and settled in Brooklyn. In 1953, they moved to Truesdale Lake and later to a house they built on Route 35 in South Salem. Dr. Lynch is survived by her loving husband of 57 years, William F. Lynch, Jr., and nine children: Mary Clare of the Bronx, William III (Lauren) of Towson, MD, John of Dover, NY, Michael (Sy) of South Salem, Margaret (Nathan) Solano of Huntingdon Valley, PA, Adele of San Diego, CA, Laura Lynch (Glen Simpson) of Sharon Springs, NY, Diane of Stony Brook, LI, and Angela (Joseph) Guerriero of Bethel, CT. She also leaves 12 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. She is survived by three brothers, David, John and Paul Twomey and a sister, Elizabeth Campbell. She also leaves many dear friends and colleagues. Calling hours will be at Clark Associates Funeral Home in Katonah, NY on: Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Mary's RC Church, Ridgefield, CT on Thursday @ 10:15 am. Interment is at the South Salem Cemetery on Spring Street in South Salem. Everyone is asked to join the family for a reception in Dr. Lynch's honor at the South Salem Fire Department on Route 35 following her burial. Donations may be made in Dr. Lynchs' name to The South Salem Fire Department, or to a charity of choice. CLARK ASSOCIATES FUNERAL HOME 4 Woods Bridge Rd. Katonah 914-232-3033 {JR: Dear Ms. Angela, Thanks for sending the obit. I'll move in next Sunday's issue. Nothing I can say would make it all better. I know from my wife, who's Mom died at a very young age, that there's a special bond between a girl and her Mom and that the loss always hurts. My Mom is traveling a similar road, as will we all. Your Mom was truly a "Mother of Jaspers". MC does become like a extension of family. As a pro-life Libertarian, I believe that we fulfill a mission even in our last days. We have the ability, by allowing people to help, sympathize, laugh, and cry, to express the value of human life. And the indomitable human spirit of courage. I'm sure that the extra time was very valuable to everyone. Tonight, in my prayers, for peace, I'll add an extra for you, your Mom, your immediate family, and our extended family of Jaspers, and the world in general. We are all diminished when we lose a member of the human family. Especially one so accomplished. Wish I had known her. Heck, I wish I had her as a Prof, I had too many Ds and could have used a friendly grader. I'm sure she'd have been impressed that I was going to exchange emails with her daughter in the future. I guess I have seen the movie "Back to the Future" too many times. People do call me an anachronism and a throwback, but I don't think "Neanderthal" quite fits. In any event, I am sorry to receive this news, but I am pleased you shared her story with us. Fjohn }
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http://www.degreedirect.info/leslie-e-van-marter-2270.html July 29, 2006 Leslie E. Van Marter Island Packet Online - He received his bachelor's degree from Manhattan College and his master's and doctorate in philosophy from the University of Dimbleby, Friedel, Williams & Edmunds Funeral Home in New Hartford is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be link {JR: Van Marter, Leslie (1953) }
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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.] # # #
Talt, Colleen (1999) Veterans Affairs Medical Center Syosset, NY 11791
Blose, Anthony P. [MC1979]
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http://home.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/index.jsp?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20060731005856&newsLang=en July 31, 2006 02:52 PM US Eastern Timezone GW Equity Opens New York Office and Appoints Daniel J. Parrett as Managing Director DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 31, 2006--GW Equity, a global leader in middle market investment banking, today announced it is opening a new office in New York City and has appointed Daniel J. Parrett as Managing Director. Parrett comes to GW Equity with extensive experience in the M&A industry, most recently as Managing Director at Citigroup Capital Strategies in New York. At Citigroup, he had a continual track record as a peak producer and personally consulted with more than 300 privately held business owners and CEOs, recommending solutions on middle market issues. Through his former positions at Cigna International; Booz, Allen & Hamilton; and Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, he gained additional consulting/acquisitions experience. "With our national and international expansion, we are very pleased to be opening our New York office," said Dr. John Harold Binkley Jr., CEO and chairman of GW Equity. "We have found a very high-level managing director in Dan Parrett, who brings excellent investment banking experience in New York. We know he will be extremely valuable in boosting our presence in this important market." Parrett received his Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from Manhattan College in New York and his MBA in Marketing/Finance from New York University's Graduate School of Business. GW Equity is a global investment banking firm assisting middle market clients in mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and strategic growth. The firm's mission is to release the generational wealth and equity that is in every business. After nearly 20 years of growth, GW Equity has more than 300 professional advisors located in offices worldwide, including its Dallas, Texas, headquarters and other locations across the United States, as well as international offices in the following cities: Dusseldorf, Germany; London, United Kingdom; Shanghai, China; Toronto, Canada; and Zurich, Switzerland. {MikeMcE reports: I believe that Dan is a member of the Class of 1972. (Thanks, Mike.) }
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Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. Appoints Former Steelcase, Inc. and Omnova Solutions, Inc. Executive to the Board of Directors Last Update: 8:00 AM ET Aug 1, 2006 NEW YORK, NY, Aug 01, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BPWW) is pleased to announce that it has appointed Gary T. Rizzo to the Company's Board of Directors. Gary Rizzo is currently President and Chief Executive Officer of Elabrient Surfaces, a division of Big Apple Worldwide. Elabrient Surfaces is a commercial interior design development and manufacturing company specializing in commercial wallcovering. Prior to founding Elabrient Surfaces, Gary Rizzo held executive management positions with several New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) listed companies. Mr. Rizzo formerly served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Muraspec North America, Executive Vice President of JM Lynne Company, Inc. (a Steelcase, Inc. company), and as the Director of International Sales and Marketing for Omnova Solutions, Inc. Mr. Rizzo holds his BBA from City University of New York's Baruch College and a MBA from Manhattan College. "We are very pleased to add Gary Rizzo, along with his extensive knowledge and expertise, to our Big Apple Worldwide team. We believe that Mr. Rizzo's professionalism and experience will have a positive and long lasting impact on the future of our company," stated Neal Jablon, President of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. recently announced that their wholly owned subsidiary, Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc., has received a purchase order to furnish custom wallcoverings for Bloomingdale's stores. Bloomingdale's currently has 36 stores throughout the country. About Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.: Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. ( www.bigappleworldwide.com) is a holding company focused on serving the hospitality and leisure market. Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. ( www.bigapplewallcovering.com) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide and has inspired the Architecture and Design community with cutting-edge design and the manufacturing of architectural wallcovering and fabrics for hospitality, private offices and commercial interiors. Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. also owns Elabrient Surfaces, LLC, which is a commercial interior design development and manufacturing company specializing in commercial wallcovering. Big Apple Travel, Inc. ( www.bigappletravel.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc., is a full service travel agency and features a next generation travel salon in Orlando, Florida. Contact: For more information visit http://www.bigappleworldwide.com Or contact: INVESTOR RELATIONS 1 866 THE APPL(E) SOURCE: Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. {MikeMcE reports: I believe that Garry received his Masters in 1985. (Thanks, Mike.) }
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http://www.thejournalnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060801/SPORTS01/608010317/1108/SPORTS01 Larchmont's Effinger joins Rangers' staff By JOE LOMBARDI - THE JOURNAL NEWS (Original Publication: August 1, 2006) When Larchmont's Frank Effinger first started working alongside Don Maloney at the Maloney Brothers Hockey School in Katonah 27 years ago, he had no idea that the relationship forged would eventually lead to his landing a job with the Rangers. But that's exactly what happened as Maloney, the Rangers' assistant general manager, asked Effinger, who has spent the last seven years as a professional scout with the Minnesota Wild, if he would be interested in accepting a similar post with the Rangers. The answer was a resounding yes, and Effinger's appointment was announced yesterday. "It's a real thrill for someone born in Throgs Neck, who went to the last game at the old Garden, and who was in the stands when the Rangers won the Cup in 1994," Effinger said. Effinger, who went 184-66-5 as Iona coach from 1979-90 to earn a spot in the college's Sports Hall of Fame, also coached hockey and lacrosse at Rye Country Day from 1974-99. In 1998, he joined the Wild after working as a part-time scout for the Buffalo Sabres and San Jose Sharks. He left a physical-education teaching position at RCDS to become a full-time scout with the Wild six years ago. "With the Wild, we had a good run that started the year before the Wild hit the ice," the 54-year-old Effinger said. "I enjoyed helping them put the team together." Effinger is anxious to make his mark on the Rangers. "It's like coming back home," said Effinger, a 20-year Larchmont resident and a Manhattan College graduate. Effinger, who was the Wild's Eastern scout, is looking forward to having more varied responsibilities with the Rangers. "One of the things that attracted me to the Rangers' position is that I can be used in a lot of different ways," Effinger said. "Don's already talked about going to Europe a couple of times." Effinger said that being so close to both the Rangers and their AHL affiliate, the Hartford Wolf Pack, should give him "the flexibility to do different things." He's already gotten started. "Don and I have spent some time going over different teams and rosters," he said. "We've hit the ground running." Don't expect Effinger to let up any time soon. "There's 30 (NHL) teams," he said. "Everyone's looking for players." {MikeMcE reports: I believe that Frank is a member of the Class of 1974. (Thanks, Mike.) }
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http://lawfuel.com/show-release.asp?ID=6836 US Law - Loeb & Loeb Adds Five Real Estate Attorneys from Brown Raysman in New York - Press Release Posted on Tuesday, August 01, 2006 Loeb + Loeb LLP NEW YORK, August 1, 2006 – LAWFUEL - Law News Network - Loeb & Loeb LLP announced today the addition of five attorneys to the firm’s Real Estate Department in the New York office. Raymond A. Sanseverino, Richard A. Nardi and Kenneth W. Sold join as Partners. Ian Silver and Siobhan Green are joining as Associates. All five attorneys were previously with the law firm Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner LLP. Mr. Sanseverino had been chair of Brown Raysman’s commercial real estate leasing group and will chair Loeb & Loeb’s commercial real estate leasing group. {extraneous deleted} Siobhan Green represents landlords and tenants in connection with the negotiation of office, commercial and retail leases, lease amendments and surrender agreements. Ms. Green received her J.D., from Fordham University School of Law (2002) [Associate Editor of International Law Journal] and her B.S. from Manhattan College (1994). About Loeb & Loeb LLP: Loeb & Loeb LLP is a multiservice national law firm with 225 attorneys and offices in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Nashville. The firm is recognized as a leading law firm in the areas of corporate and securities matters; litigation; entertainment and media law; finance; real estate; intellectual property; private equity; employment; advertising and promotions and tax and wealth services. Our clients include some of the world’s largest financial institutions, major media and entertainment companies, real estate companies, advertising agencies and professional services firms, as well as many high-net-worth families. # # # {Reported As: 1994 }
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The Journal News (Westchester County, New York) July 31, 2006 Monday SECTION: BUSINESS; Pg. 9C HEADLINE: 6 Questions Anthony Marciano TITLE: Broker/owner of Century21 Marciano, New Rochelle DATE STARTED: February 21 2006 PREVIOUS POSITION: Construction estimator for Columbus Construction; worked for a local Realtor for a year and a half prior to opening his own business. AGE: 36 EDUCATION: Associate degree in engineering science from Westchester Community College; Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from Manhattan College School of Engineering. RESIDENCE: New Rochelle FAMILY: Wife, Toniann; children Sara, Anthony and Frankie WHAT ADVICE DO YOU WISH SOMEONE HAD GIVEN YOU WHEN YOU WERE STARTING YOUR CAREER? Trust your own instincts and keep an open mind. WHAT CAR DO YOU DRIVE? I drive an Acura MDX. WHAT DO YOU THINK PEOPLE WOULD BE SURPRISED TO LEARN ABOUT YOU? That I used to play the accordion. WHO WERE YOUR MOST INFLUENTIAL TEACHERS AND HOW DID THEY MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR LIFE? My parents were the most influential people in my life. They instilled in me the importance of work ethic, goal setting, and always maintaining your integrity. WHAT WAS YOUR BEST DAY? Well, personally, my best day had to be when my wife agreed to go out on a date with me. My best day in the business was the day I received my first closing check. Mine was $6,000 compared to the $850 the attorney received. It was then that I realized that I made a good decision in choosing this career. WHAT QUALITY DO YOU DISLIKE IN OTHER PEOPLE? Laziness. LOAD-DATE: August 1, 2006 {mcALUMdb: ???? }
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http://www.cosida.com/news.asp?id=412 News and Features Miller Heading for Hall of Fame Sunday, July 11, 2004 By Harold Guttman - The Journal News Before spin was a public-relations term, there was Bill Miller, and his attempts to create positive publicity for Manhattan College out of one of the biggest scandals in college basketball history. A Pearl River resident and 1948 Manhattan graduate, Miller was the Jaspers' first sports information director. When a gambling scandal hit the Riverdale campus in 1951, he became the envy of any current spin doctor. It would also serve as an example of Miller's support and dedication to Jaspers athletics and make him one of eight inductees elected last month to the Manhattan College Athletic Hall of Fame. The game-fixing scandal that enveloped a handful of New York-area college basketball teams � most famously the 1950 NCAA and NIT champion City College � came to Manhattan College when two ex-Jaspers' captains tried to get first-year player Junius Kellogg to throw a game for $1,000. Kellogg seemed like a well-picked target. He was talented, and the 6-foot-8 star center was one of 11 siblings in a poor family. But instead of taking the money, Kellogg told the school hierarchy and the Manhattan district attorney about the offer. When the story broke, the city's afternoon dailies focused on how the Manhattan program was tainted with gambling money. The morning papers were about to pile on until Miller, in his recently created position of sports information director, hit the phones. "You don't want the same story the afternoon papers have, here's the story � put the emphasis on Junius Kellogg," Miller told the New York Times, the Daily News, the Daily Mirror, the Herald Tribune and others. Miller said that Kellogg, the team's first black player, should be admired for standing up to the gamblers; Kellogg's efforts, which included recording his conversations with the dirty Manhattan alums, led to widespread efforts to clean up the sport. "(Miller) was instrumental in pointing out the courage of Junius Kellogg," said George Skau, head of the Hall of Fame Committee. "He's always been prominently in the forefront of promoting Manhattan athletics." Miller went to La Salle Academy in Manhattan, where he won the quarter mile at the CHSAA Sectional Championships. He went to Manhattan on a track scholarship, but was called up to serve in the Army Air Corps Reserve toward the end of his freshman year. After two years of service in the South Pacific and Asia, Miller used the G.I. Bill, which paid the tuition of veterans, to go back to Manhattan without needing an athletic scholarship to support his education. "I didn't have to worry about money then, so I concentrated on what I was going to do after college," Miller said. "That's when I turned to the newspaper." Miller became the sports editor of the campus newspaper, the Quadrangle, for two years, and the power of his writing quickly became apparent. Manhattan planned to drop crew for financial reasons. The college eliminated its Division I football squad after World War II, but Miller's advocacy for crew helped save that program from a similar fate. "It was one of the few times they take seriously what a guy with a sports column does," Miller said. Miller is best known in the local track and field community as a sports writer for the New York Times, where Miller has worked continuously for 57 years. He is a recent recipient of the prestigious Jesse Abramson Award, given at the Penn Relays for outstanding reporting on track and field. ### {Reported As: Bill Miller (1948) }
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JNews7
From: Michael J. McFadden (1973) Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 8:46 PM Subject: Jaspers in the news.... Hi John! Hope all's well with thee. That "2idi" page never sent me a confirmatory email so I'm trying this route. I got quoted in a news story last week. Dunno if that counts as being "in the news" ========= Clearing the air: Marriott heralds smoking ban as new level of service Tuesday, July 25, 2006 By L.A. Johnson, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Last week, Marriott International Inc. announced that all 2,300 of its U.S. and Canadian properties -- representing 400,000 guest rooms -- will be 100 percent smoke-free beginning in September. ... Smoking areas will be established outside and a distance away from Marriott properties.... Smokers rights groups believe smokers are as entitled to hotel accommodations as anyone else...."The idea that someone smoking on a separate floor of a hotel is causing significant concern for guests on the floors below is nonsensical," said Michael J. McFadden, mid-Atlantic regional director of The Smoker's Club Inc. "If a hotel has any sort of decent ventilation system at all, there should be no problem. Ask yourself, how often have you personally ever been bothered by someone smoking on a floor above you in a hotel?" :) Michael = Michael J. McFadden Author of "Dissecting Antismokers' Brains" Mid-Atlantic Regional Director of The Smoker's Club, Inc. web page: http://pasan.thetruthisalie.com/ {JR: Looks like "news" to me. Doesn't matter that you're both the subject and the reporter. } {JR: As a libertarian, I don't believe in force to achieve social goals. Smoking is DUMB! But, I can't stop you from putting stuff in YOUR body. The second hand smoke idea is a joke. Besides most smokers are polite. }
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http://www.unitedspinal.org/2006/07/27/united-spinal-appoints-new-executive-director/ United Spinal Association Jackson Heights, NY 11370-1177 For Immediate Release: Thursday, July 27, 2006 United Spinal Appoints New Executive Director Jackson Heights, NY––United Spinal Association is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul J. Tobin of Staten Island, New York, to the position of Executive Director. Tobin, a United States Navy veteran, will oversee all strategic operations and ensure the execution of United Spinal’s vision. The organization is a national member organization dedicated to people with spinal cord injuries or disorders (SCI/D). Tobin served as Deputy Executive Director from July 2003 and was on the Board of Directors from 1995 to 1996. Tobin has also held a variety of managerial positions with United Spinal, including Hospital Services Officer, Director of Special Projects, and Group Director of Benefit Services. He was promoted to Associate Executive Director of Benefit Services in 1998. Tobin was unanimously appointed to the position of executive director by the Board of Directors upon the retirement of Gerard Kelly this month. “Paul has exhibited great energy, commitment and leadership talent since joining the staff in 1996 and during the past three years as deputy executive director,” said Clair Russell Hesselton, president of United Spinal Association. “We are confident that he will work tirelessly with the board of directors to ensure that United Spinal Association strives to be the best SCI/D organization in the nation.” Among Tobin’s goals is to continue the tradition of service that is the legacy of United Spinal and “to help each of us learn from one another, improve our collective quality of life, and ensure that we can each achieve the goals and expectations we set for ourselves,” he said. “I intend to continually challenge the limitations imposed by attitudes, medical technology, society and government.” Tobin, a Long Island native, graduated from Manhattan College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering in 1991. Upon graduation, Tobin attended United States Navy Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island, from which he was commissioned an ensign in November of 1991. His duty stations included the Naval Training Center in Orlando, Florida, where he was Assistant Public Works Officer, and the Naval Air Warfare Center in Lakehurst, New Jersey, where he served as Assistant Resident Officer In Charge of Construction. After sustaining a spinal cord injury in August of 1993, Tobin underwent rehabilitation at the Castle Point (NY) Veterans Affairs Medical Center for rehabilitation training. Tobin, his wife Lorraine, and their 12 year-old son, Connor, live in the Great Kills neighborhood of Staten Island. United Spinal Association was founded in 1946 by World War II veterans that had sustained spinal cord injuries. The mission of United Spinal Association is to provide expertise, create access to resources and strengthen hope, thereby enabling people with SCI/D to fulfill their potential as active members of their communities. The Association has provided over $52 million for spinal cord research and the education of health care professionals. United Spinal’s financial support helped to launch two of the most respected spinal cord research facilities in the country at Yale University and the James J. Peters Dept. of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in the Bronx, NY. Membership in United Spinal Association is free and open to all people with SCI/D. ### {Reported As: 1991 }
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JNews9
http://www.thejournalnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060730/SPORTS02/607300382/1121 Empire State Games: Hudson Valley dominates track again The Journal News.com - Westchester,NY,USA ... It was a good experience.". Lisa Daley, a White Plains resident and Manhattan College graduate, won a gold medal in the open women's 400 in 57.81. ... == Lisa Daley, a White Plains resident and Manhattan College graduate, won a gold medal in the open women's 400 in 57.81. Then she won two more silver medals, running on Hudson Valley's second-place 400 and 1,600 relays. == {MikeMcE reports: I believe that Lisa is a member of the Class 1993, and I believe that she is an attorney in New York City. (Thanks, Mike.) } {JR: Now I could go for cheap laughs about track stars, lawyers, and ambulances but I take pride in my humor! }
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JNews10
http://www.silive.com/news/advance/index.ssf?/base/news/115426557350920.xml&coll=1 College graduates Sunday, July 30, 2006 By CHRISTINA LUNDY - ADVANCE STAFF WRITER Antonia S. Conti, daughter of Lee Ann and Anthony Conti of Tottenville, graduated from Manhattan College in Riverdale, N.Y. She was CONTI awarded a bachelor's degree concentrating in both philosophy and psychology. A dean's list member, Ms. Conti was also inducted into Phi Sigma Tau, the international honor society for students of philosophy. She earned both the Humanities Award and the Harold E. Hazelton Humanities Medal. During her four years at Manhattan College, Ms. Conti participated in volunteer work, including breast cancer walks, animal rights activism, The Race to Deliver, peer teaching, Concourse House volunteer, Habitat for Humanity, Special Olympics, Merrill Lynch Philanthropy Society and the Relay for Life. She received a student leadership award and served as a student representative in the Board of Trustees. Ms. Conti served as a vice president/executive co-chair for social life student government in her junior year and executive vice president of student government in her senior year. She was also a member of Lasallian Collegians, the jazz band and the college orchestra. Ms. Conti studied Italian language, culture and art in Italy during the summers of 2004 and 2005. A 2002 graduate of Port Richmond High School, she is currently residing in Florence, Italy, where she will begin working in the offices of an Italian fashion designer in September. {extraneous deleted} # # # {Reported As: 2006 }
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MNews1
The Independent (London) July 29, 2006 Saturday Final Edition SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 47 HEADLINE: BARNARD HUGHES; Actor best known for 'Da' BYLINE: Tom Vallance Barnard Hughes was an accomplished character actor whose major success came after middle age in a career that included over 400 stage appearances and dozens of television roles. A Tony award-winner for his funny and touching performance in Hugh Leonard's Irish comedy Da (1978), and an Emmy-winner for his portrayal, the year before, of a senile judge in the series Lou Grant, he started his film career in the Sixties, gaining notable roles in such movies as Midnight Cowboy, The Hospital, The Lost Boys and Sister Act 2.Inrecent years, he was often cast as crotchety old men or tough, authoritarian figures. Born Barnard Aloysius Kiernan Hughesin1915 in Bedford Hills, New York, he was educated at La Salle Academy and Manhattan College, and worked as a dockworker and salesman at Macy's before a friend's dare prompted him to audition for the Shakespeare Fellowship Committee in New York. He made his first stage appearance with the group in 1934, playing the Haberdasher in The Taming of the Shrew. {JR: We've covered the obit weeks ago. But it's interesting to see Manhattan College being mentioned in London. Maybe some potential future students will apply. }
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EMAIL FROM JASPERS
Email01
From: Mike McEneney [1953] Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 11:33 PM To: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona Subject: Re: [JasperJottingsEditorial] JNewsxx: Jerry Buckley Dear John, I believe that Jerry is a member of the Class of 1964. Mike ----- Original Message ----- Subject: [JasperJottingsEditorial] JNewsxx: Jerry Buckley ......................................... http://www.thejournalnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060720/SPORTS02/607200376/1048 Thursday, July 20, 2006 Basketball Horton attracting Division I interest; Buckley to coach in Florida By KEVIN DEVANEY JR. THE JOURNAL NEWS (Original publication: July 20, 2006) {extraneous deleted} Buckley tabbed: Jerry Buckley, formerly of New City and a Clarkstown South graduate, has been named boys basketball coach at Bishop Kenny High School in Jacksonville, Fla. Buckley had been an assistant at Bishop Kenny and he takes over for Joe Pichardo, who held the position for 28 years. Buckley previously coached at Bucholz High School in Gainesville, Fla., and at Albertus Magnus High School in Bardonia. Buckley graduated from Catholic University in Washington, D.C., with a bachelor of arts degree in finance and accounting. He earned a master of arts degree in counseling from Manhattan College. # # # {MikeMcE reports: 1964 (Thanks, Mike.) }
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Email02
From: Cathy McNally BEE 1979 Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 7:27 PM Subject: Re: [Distribute_Jasper_Jottings] jasperjottings20060723 John, Thank you very much for passing on my e-mail address to Ruth. She's a great person, and I'm sure the ROTC training she received at Manhattan is serving her well in Afghanistan. (Lt. Colonel - You go girl! ) Thanks also for the time you put into the Jasper Jottings. It's always so much fun to find a name I recognize. Cathy McNally BEE 1979 {JR: Without requests like yours, writers, and readers, I'd have no life at all. Can you spell "vicariously"? Sigh. Thanks for making my week. }
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Email03
From: Patrick J. O'Neill [1988] Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 9:58 PM Subject: Register Online - 6th Annual Long Island Jasper Golf Outing Online Registration is now open for the 6th Annual James Keating O'Neill Memorial Golf Classic/Long Island Jasper Golf Outing (www.jkogolf.org). This year's event is on Monday, September 19th at the Hamlet Wind Watch Golf & Country Club in Hauppauge, Long Island. If you can't make it out for golf, join us that evening for the cocktails/reception. The event is sponsored by the Manhattan College Alumni Society and the James Keating O'Neill Foundation. All proceeds from the event benefit the James K. O'Neill '90 Scholarship Fund at Manhattan College. Last year's event raised over $20,000 and a great day was had by all. We hope that everyone can join us for another great day. Whether your a golfer or you play once a year, the 4-man scramble format is fun for all. We will have prizes/awards in 3 flights - Competitive, Hackers and Ladies. The Hamlet Wind Watch has a magnificent golf course and an excellent cuisine. We hope you can join us for this great day. {JR: I'll pray for sunshine. }
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Email04
From: John C. Fitzgerald [Student] Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 1:22 PM To: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona Subject: Re: May I call your attention to Jasper Jottings? Quoting "Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona" > Dear MC Rugby gang, > > I was blundering around the web, in my unending quest to find my > fellow alums, when I happened upon your site. May I call your > attention to Jasper Jottings, my weekly free ozone for Manhattan > College alumni? You can review it at http://www.jasperjottings.com > and, of course, you're welcome to get on the email distribution list > http://www.jasperjottings.com/a_jasper_jottings_invitation.htm. I > thought that my readers (~700 by email and ~500 on the site) would be > interested in hearing more. I'd be interested in passing along > anything you'd care to share. > > FjohnDear John, We would love it if you could post any information regarding MC Rugby on your website. If you don't know, we were founded in May of 2005 and finally got approval from the school in April, 2006. However, we are on observation for 6 months and need to prove that we are serious and responsible. We would love to have alumni attend our games and show some support. Our last game against Marist boasted attendance of approximately 200 people and was a lot of fun, even though we lost. We will keep you posted on our schedule and outcomes of the games if you would like, as well as directions to the field. Thanks a lot for this opportunity, the team will be glad to hear about it. Speak to you soon. -John Fitzgerald {JR: You have to love a sport to play it with no hope of reward other than the satisfaction of doing something fun. Kinda like CICing Jasper Jottings. }
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Email05
From: Bennett, Edward [1970] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 3:59 PM Subject: Hello John, I’m glad you reached out. Feel free for “mind melding” Ed Bennett Manhattan College Class of ‘70 {JR: I always look for Jaspers and LinkedIn is no different. On LinkedIn, you can share contacts with people if they are willing. I describe it as the LinkedIn version of the Vulcan Mind Meld. I offer it along with Jottings, and other stuff to all our fellow alums. That's what Ed's referring to.}
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Email06
From: Miriam Miller [1978] Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 9:22 AM To: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona Subject: Re: Happy Birthday! Here's my traditional Jasper birthday greeting Thanks so much, John. It is great to get a birthday greeting from someone you don't expect. Miriam {JR: Always full of surprises! }
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Email07
From: Frank Orawiec [1968] Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 7:39 PM To: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona Subject: Re: Happy Birthday! Here's my traditional Jasper birthday greeting John, Thank you for your wish for my birthday! It is very nice to know that someone cares enough to recognize this event that we all share (many times, hopefully!) in our lives. I'm not sure what your grandmother meant but I enjoy my birthday as I do any other day in the year. As we approach our "golden years", we start to realize that today is what we have and tomorrow is not promised so enjoy what you have (and I do). I am blessed with a wonderful, loving wife, a daughter, son-in-law, 2 great grandchildren, my mother and sister. What more could you ask for! I do not miss ML or the work. I miss the people I worked with (and who worked for me) and the relationships we built. I try to have lunch with someone every month or so to keep the ties in place. Retirement is a wonderful life event if you have prepared for it (and we have). Thanks again, Frank ----- Original Message ----- From: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona To: Frank C. Orawiec Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 8:27 AM Subject: Happy Birthday! Here's my traditional Jasper birthday greeting {JR: As I said, I'm not sure what she meant either. ;-) I'd ask for a treasure chest of gold coins. Then, maybe, I be half as rich as you with your family. Glad you're breaking the stereotype of retirement and not rusting out. }
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Jaspers found web-wise
JFound1
http://www.ofcnfoec.org/about_ofc/Archive/2005_Service_Provider_Summit.aspx Brian Whitton Executive Director of Access Technologies Verizon Communications Board Member Profile Brian is the Executive Director of Access Technologies for Verizon Communications. In his current position Brian is responsible for directing the design and development efforts of next generation access network platforms. Brian began his career with the former GTE in 1983 as an associate in GTE's Executive Development Program. Prior to his current position, Brian was Assistant Vice President of Technology Development for GTE. He also has held positions in Product Development, Business Operations Development, Engineering, Systems Development, Business Planning and Technology Planning. Brian holds a bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering from Manhattan College, and an MBA from the University of Dallas with an emphasis on telecommunications management and policy. {MikeMcE reports: Brian is a member of the Class of 1983 (Thanks, Mike.) }
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JFound2
http://aycu09.webshots.com/image/2648/1813216673747153529_rs.jpg Belin, Elliot [MC2003].JPG Elliot Belin Making his return to Manhattan as an assistant coach to help with the jumpers and overall conditioning of the field athletes is Elliot Belin. Prior to being named a Jasper assistant, the 2003 Manhattan graduate was coaching high school track and field at Trinity School in Manhattan. Belin, a Bronx native, brings persistence and perseverance with him to the program. Not highly recruited out of Cardinal Hayes High School for track and field, Belin came to Manhattan to major in chemical engineering. In his second year as a Manhattan undergraduate, Belin decided to walk onto the Jasper track and field team. Only two years later, he was one of the MAAC's top triple jumpers, and he qualified for the prestigious IC4A Championships. Elliot is a perfect example of a great work ethic, noted Mecca. Coming in as a walk-on and qualifying for the IC4A shows what happens when you put your heart into something. Belin still competes in the triple jump at the Metropolitan Athletic Congress's (division of USA Track and Field) Open Meets.
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JFound3
http://www.lawyers.com/lawyers/Riverhead/New%20York/Twomey,%20Latham,%20Shea,%20Kelley,%20Dubin,/law%20firm.html?a=0817-LDS&co=&b=A100006548062 Thomas A. Twomey, Jr. (Member) born New York, N.Y., December 8, 1945; admitted to bar, 1972, New York; 1974, U.S. Tax Court. Education: Manhattan College (B.A., 1967); University of Virginia; Columbia University (J.D., 1970). Assistant Town Attorney, Southampton, 1973-1974. Special Assistant District Attorney, Suffolk County, 1973-1974. Governor's Appointee, New York State Energy Council, 1978-1979. Commissioner of Agriculture's Appointee, New York State Freshwater Wetland Appeal's Board, 1979-1981. Trustee, Long Island Power Authority, 1989-1995. Dean's Council, University Hospital at Stony Brook. Chairman, New York State Governor's East End Economic and Environmental Task Force, 1993-1994. President, Board of Managers, East Hampton Library. Officer, Guild Hall of East Hampton. Who's Who in America and Who's Who in American Law, 2000. Member: Suffolk County, New York State and American Bar Associations. Practice Areas: Real Estate; Banking; Estate Planning; State and Local Regulatory Agencies; Commercial Litigation. Email: Thomas A. Twomey, Jr. # # #
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ZFound (Jaspers Found on Ziggs http://www.ziggs.com) Ziggs harvested all the public personal pages as a search engine would. Using their free offering, I have identified ~700 possible Jaspers from it. I'm planning to share 10 "found on Ziggs" Jaspers each week in the coming weeks. The first group moves in this week's issue. I don't like to overwhelm the readership with too much of anything. Besides "harvesting" takes a lot of time. And, these folks thought they could hide from Jasper Jottings!
Albero, Joseph M. [MC1985u]			http://www.frankrimerman.com/albero.asp
Hough, Lawrence W. [MC1987u]			http://www.manhattan.edu/academics/education/rad_and_health/faculty/lawrence.hough.shtml
Keating, Tedd [MC1993u]			http://www.manhattan.edu/academics/education/phys_ed/faculty/tedd.keating.shtml
Lutz, Peter F. [MC1981]			http://www.ziggs.com/reg/member/Bio.aspx?uid=16227
Mueller, James A. [MC1962u]			http://www.engineering.manhattan.edu/environmental/faculty/jmueller.html
Primerano, Lauren [MC2003u]			http://gojaspers.com/article.cfm?doc_id=4212
Ryan, Joe [MC1981u]			http://www.gojaspers.com/article.cfm?doc_id=204
Taylor, Sandra Sapone [MC1993]			http://www.gojaspers.com/article.cfm?doc_id=68
Toscano, Lisa [MC1979u]			http://www.manhattan.edu/academics/education/phys_ed/faculty/lisa.toscano.shtml
Vincitore, Antonio [MC1992z]			http://www.engineering.manhattan.edu/chemical/faculty/vincitore.html
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MC mentioned web-wise
MFound1
http://www.hoopville.com/rss/article.asp?EntryID=15415 {extraneous deleted} Middle man All too often a high school prospect can be misdirected. Reebok ABCD 2006 took place in Teaneck, New Jersey three weeks ago. Every year the campers are given a pamphlet. One of the many topics discussed in this pamphlet are suggestions for the campers on how to be careful with whom you choose to listen to or hang around with. The influence of a third party is all too common and typically there is less concern for the kid's well being than there is for personal gain or some sort of self gratification. Whether or not these "advisers" are from some of the high schools on the NCAA's list or are an independent party remains to be seen. They need to be weeded out though. The question is, how? Quinn seems to be one of the good guys. "Eddie (Cota) didn't come from much. He wanted to go to Manhattan College," said Quinn. "He kept saying to me he wasn't good enough and I kept telling him fine, but what is your dream school Eddie? 'I've always dreamed of playing at North Carolina Coach.' For the first time ever I picked up the phone, called Dean Smith and told him about this kid I had and he came up and watched a few games and the rest is history." After graduating from St. Thomas More and passing his SAT's, Cota reached the Final Four three of his four years as a Tar Heel and went on to make a six-figure salary playing professionally overseas. {extraneous deleted} # # #
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MFound2
http://www.engineerinyou.com/oct05.html New England, New York and New Jersey Sept/Oct 2005 In an effort to transform lives and reach beyond my office walls, I set out from my comfortable corner in Eugene, OR to tour the East Coast and visit as many engineering outreach people and programs as possible. My journey was truly an eye-opening experience. The people I met were enthusiastic and the programs I saw were ambitious. It was extraordinary to be a part of it as I gave presentations at multiple conferences, colleges and Universities. The pre-engineering culture on the East Coast was progressive, intense and clustered. My first stop was Manhattan College, a small Catholic college that serves as the lead partner for a new small theme based high school in NYC with the help of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (among others) called BETA (the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy). The school of engineering supports and assists BETA to address the need for a more technologically literate citizenry, more engineers in our workforce, and a more diverse workforce. # # #
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JASPER’s BLOGGING
Yell if you need help.
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Kahn, Donald J. Sr. (1961)				http://alykahn.livejournal.com/data/rss
Lampe, Blaire (2005)				http://blogs.bootsnall.com/Blair/
Mauro, Nicholas (2003)				http://evilnickm.blogspot.com/atom.xml
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/
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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!) Volunteers in other countries accepted!
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. When I retire, I'm planning to visit! }
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Curmudgeon's Final Words This Week
http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/15177642.htm FORGOTTEN : D.A. put him in jail to assure his testimony ***Begin Quote*** For two months, from mid-November 2004 to mid-January 2005, Odd languished in the Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility, trying to figure out why he was there, and desperately trying to convince somebody - anybody - to set him free. ***End Quote*** Put new meaning into the "lock him up and throw away the key"! But the road to perdition is paved with good intentions. But you all just keep putting you faith in gubamint.
And that’s the last word. Curmudgeon
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GBu. GBA. Reinke sends.