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Back when LUGOD was founded and we settled on the name, I didn't realize
that "Lugod" was a surname.
The other day I received a very nice email from someone with that name,
and they said I could pass this along to the club:
I just want to share an experience that I am physically thankful today, I
am searching for the ancestors of Lugod and yet I found the website of
Lugod that I am most totally touched... that " Hey they're using my
surname in a GOOD dids/deeds" and I am really really proud of what you and
Lugod had started ten years ago that you are helping your fellow americans
to learn somehow for free. Thanks to the sponsors who are helping Lugod to
survive for ten years and more.....
more....more.....more....more....more.... and I am hoping that there will
be more sponsors that Lugod can get so that Lugod can help more. I just
wish somehow I am physically there though I am so far... I'm here in
philippines :( Hope this not the first and last of this conversation.
Again, Thanks very much!!! More Blessings!!
Best regards,
Maricris S. Lugod
Very sweet. :)
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BUILD shares the modernist hotspots in their latest installment of TML Denmark.
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Valley City's annual street fair will be held later this month. Crazy Day will be held all day July 24 on Central Avenue in downtown Valley City.
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Upon graduating from Seattle University in 2009, Collins worked for her alma mater serving as the director of alumni and soccer operations from the fall of 2009 to the summer of 2011. She was responsible for team travel and coordinating recruiting database, as well as assisting with the daily operations of the program, organizing and supervision of practices, summer camps, and alumni relations.
Collins also has youth soccer coaching experience with Eastside Futbol Club of Mercer Island, Wash., and the Peter Fewing Soccer Camp in Seattle, Wash.
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If you don't know who Deadpool is, he's the wildly skilled wiseass mercenary played to perfection (at least for a few minutes) by Ryan Reynolds in the first chunk of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. It's one of those appearances that makes you think, "Hey, this dude should have his own movie."
Well, it's apparently going to happen.
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Saratoga Springs, NY (PRWEB) April 16, 2014
Chequed.com, the leading provider of cloud-based Predictive Talent Selection™ technology, today announced record results for the fiscal quarter that ended March 30, continuing its ascent as the nation's fastest-growing company providing online employee assessment and reference-checking tools.
Chequed.com saw revenue growth of 600 percent, and an increase in its enterprise client base of more than 100 percent, in the first quarter of 2014 as compared to the previous year. The increases were fueled by a large, multi-national expansion that featured the addition of several key enterprise clients.
Other highlights of the 1st quarter of 2014 included:
"The momentum continued to accelerate for Chequed.com during a record-setting first quarter, demonstrating the value of our leading-edge, cloud-based employee selection technology solidly grounded in world-class behavioral science," said Greg Moran, President and CEO of Chequed.com. "We are delighted to see our clients achieving their business goals by using our unique data-driven assessment and online reference-checking solutions, and we look forward to continued growth in the year ahead."
"It is clear that the recognition of Chequed.com as an emerging leader in this expanding industry is fueling sustained growth in its client base and revenue. As the company further builds its proprietary technology, we expect to see additional opportunities and continued growth driven by a solid value proposition that is delivering real results for its corporate clients," said Zach Shulman, Managing Partner of Cayuga Venture Fund. Cayuga Venture Fund is one of the lead investors in Chequed.com.
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After Asiana Flight 214 crash landed in San Francisco last week, casual aviation readers were reminded that long-haul flights usually carry three or for pilots, two of whom are usually in the cockpit at any one time.
The others are resting. But where do they sleep?
It depends on the airline. Sometimes they sit in a first or business class seat. Other times they might even take a row in the coach cabin. But on the longest flights on the biggest planes, airlines have usually installed crew bunks.
I recently took that shot of the pilot rest area on United new 787, which it flies from LAX to Tokyo. Comfy, right?


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The President's Column in the current issue of our Newsletter discusses the rationale behind the proposed changes to our Bylaws. I would like to add a personal comment to the discussion.
I was elected Secretary for 2010 just a few months after joining DGS. I was very glad to allow my name to be nominated and looked forward to contributing to the Society. What I didn't totally appreciate, however, was the learning curve. I had never served as secretary of an organization before so I didn't know how much there was to know, if that makes sense. The first couple of months were a little bewildering – I wanted to do a good job, but wasn't really sure what a good job consisted of. I had copies of the Bylaws and Operations Manual and advice from our President, all of which were valuable, but a mentor would definitely have helped to ease the transition.
Changing DGS's operations year to a September-August cycle is, from my point of view, an excellent idea. Being able to work with the outgoing Secretary for three months before taking full responsibility for the position would have helped me "hit the ground running" instead of my taking those first, hesitant baby-steps.
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Astrophysicist Robert Schwarz explains how time working on the Keck Array telescope at the South Pole has prepared him for a one-way trip to the Red Planet
What is your job at the South Pole?
I basically man the Keck Array telescopes and make sure the data is coming in. I'm responsible for everything from electronics to system administration, optics to mechanics – whatever is needed.
How long do you stay there for?
Right now I'm doing back-to-back winters, so I'm here for nine-and-a-half months. This is my tenth winter at the South Pole.
Is it hard to adjust when you return home?
I've done it so many times now it's like flipping a switch. I remember my first year it was like, "Wow, grass, oh, trees", and things like that. Now I'm back down here in Antarctica the green world seems to be far, far away.
You've applied for Mars One, the effort to colonise the Red Planet by 2025. Why do you want to go?
Becoming an astronaut was always a big dream. I am from Germany and I applied to the European Space Agency in 2008 when they had the last selection, but I didn't make the last two rounds. A lot of things have to happen for Mars One to really take place, but why not give it a shot?
Do you think the long periods in Antartica have prepared you for living on Mars?
I know what it is to live in a remote environment where you can't just say, "Oh, I forgot that, I'll just order it or go around the corner and buy it." Also it's a harsh environment psychologically because of the extreme cold and dryness, and the fact that it's six months of darkness, six months of light.
How does life at the South Pole compare to living on the International Space Station, in your view?
If something happens, they can jump into their Soyuz spacecraft and be back on Earth in 3 hours. If we lose electricity and can't start our backup generators, we're kind of doomed: it will take weeks to get a plane down here.
On Mars it might be years until help arrives. As a colonist, how would you cope?
I'm good at fixing electronic and mechanical stuff. Down here you have to improvise because you have limited resources; you have to come up with solutions with the stuff you have. That will be even harder on Mars.
Does the thought of leaving Earth behind scare you?I would leave laughing and crying, as we say in German. If it happens in 10 years I'll be 54. That would be an age where I would say, yes, okay, I'm ready to leave now. I think the best Mars astronaut would be between 60 and 70, because you'd still be healthy enough to have your wits about you, but you had a life on Earth as well.
What about never seeing your family again?
I am not married. I still have my parents, a brother and nieces. It's certainly something you have to consider. Going to Antarctica, you never know what's going to happen and you can't just fly home. Going to Mars is a step farther because you're never going to come back.
Robert Schwarz is an astrophysicist and manages the Keck Array, a collection of five telescopes at the South Pole peering back at the early universe. He is one of 705 applicants for a place with Mars One, a project aiming to colonise the Red Planet by 2025
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In this Tuesday, April 24, 2012, photo, a truck leaves the plant at Baker Commodities transfer station, where a cow with mad cow disease was discovered, in Hanford, California. (AP Photo/The Fresno Bee, John Walker)
TOKYO: Japan plans to ease restrictions on American and French beef imports imposed due to concerns over mad cow disease, government officials and local media said Tuesday.
Japan, which was once the largest buyer of US beef, halted imports after a case of mad cow disease was detected in an American herd in 2003. It now imports meat only from cattle aged under 20 months.
Tokyo plans to raise the limit to 30 months starting on February 1 if the health ministry's council gives approval, the health, labour and welfare minister Norihisa Tamura told a news conference.
Japan will also apply the same age limit to beef imported from France, which was previously totally banned, Kyodo News quoted unnamed ministry officials as saying.
As for beef from cattle raised in the Netherlands, currently also subject to a total ban, Japan has been in talks with the Dutch government to set the age restriction at up to 12 months in response to its request, Kyodo said.
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Weeknight Dinner: Grilled Lime Chicken with Tomato-Avocado Salsa
As I write this blog, John's brother and sister-in-law are in a hospital in Maine awaiting the arrival of their first baby. Their son has been something we have been looking forward to for 6 months now since they announced his impending arrival at Christmas when we visited. They are a wonderful couple who John and I truly enjoy spending time with and we're thrilled that their couple will soon turn into their own little family. *Update! They had a healthy baby boy! YAY!*
John is so excited he could hardly sleep, which in turn kept me from sleeping. That's probably not manly so pretend I didn't write that - and just, don't mention that to John! It's all good things, though, and for that we are both very grateful. When we first got together, we had a few rough times in there. But now, we've been able to celebrate all good things - starting with my sister's wedding and there's lots more on the horizon for our families!
I couldn't help but think of the parents-to-be while we stood in the kitchen making this dish. While it's not a dish that will freeze well, it is super simple and very flavorful. It is the perfect summer-y dish incorporating some of my favorite summer flavors - avocado, tomatoes, and limes. And when they get their new baby home, I can't imagine they're going to be cooking all that much. In fact, I could bet you John's brother B will be pulling out the grill for this recipe very soon. In the meantime, we're going to sit here and wait for some good news. But there's nothing stopping us from eating well while we wait, is there?!Dinners, Dishes, and Desserts)
Serves: 2
Lime Chicken:
1 clove garlic, minced
2 limes, juiced and zested
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
1 chicken breast, sliced in half lengthwise
Tomato-Avocado Salsa:
1 avocado, pitted
2 tomatoes
3 tablespoons onion (1/4 cup)
2 tablespoons cilantro
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 lime, juiced
Combine garlic, limes, salt, and pepper in a large bowl. Add chicken and toss to combine. Marinate for at least 20 minutes, up to overnight.
Prepare the salsa right before grilling. Dice the avocado, tomato, onion, and cilantro. Combine in a large bowl. Toss with salt and lime juice until well-combined.
Preheat the grill to medium-heat. Grill chicken for about 6 minutes on each side, until fully cooked through.
To serve, place an even amount of salsa over each chicken breast. Serve with rice and additional lime wedges, if desired.
Until the next time my oven is on...
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The US Export-Import Bank is bracing itself for a ruling that will impact the amount of aviation financing it will be able to guarantee.
On 31 May, the charter that allows Ex-Im Bank to exist is due to expire and its ability to provide future loans and guarantees will be shrouded in uncertainty.
The upcoming US presidential elections are having a knock-on effect on the credit agency's hopes to raise its exposure limit, which currently stands at $100 billion. A senior Republican Party member recently drafted a proposal aimed at abolishing the bank altogether.
Ex-Im is still awaiting the final outcome of the Obama administration's request to Congress for the bank's exposure cap to be lifted to $140 billion over a four year period, according to Phil Cogan, vice-president of communications at the bank.
Following Ex-Im's initial request last year, the House of Representatives' Financial Services Committee approved a new charter with a hike of up to $160 billion, while a similar bill in the Senate's Banking Committee approved an exposure cap of $140 billion. The staff of both committees reached a compromise on the charter, settling on a puzzling $135 billion cap.
The proposal still needs to be approved by both houses of Congress and US President Barack Obama before it can be implemented, Cogan says, adding that Ex-Im was not in favour of a draft proposal for a one-year extension. "It's not long enough," he says. "The banks need more certainty than a one-year authorisation."
However, some industry players have criticised Ex-Im's opposition to a one-year charter. "If I were the Ex-Im chairman, I would have taken the [one-year] offer as I don't think that they will need even $100 billion next year once the new ASU (Aircraft Sector Understanding) kicks in," says a senior member of management at a global aircraft leasing firm, alluding to the predicted slump in demand for export credit funding when new rules governing export credit come into force.
The lessor is concerned that applications currently being processed may be turned down due to a lack of capacity.
However, Cogan asserts that Ex-Im has "adequate capacity at the moment, but if our exposure limit is not raised we may have to begin turning applications down."
So far Ex-Im Bank, a self-financing agency that helps to facilitate the export of American goods and service overseas, has used around $90 billion of its $100 billion exposure limit. Aviation deals constitute around 46% of this $90 billion.
Boeing, the single largest beneficiary of Ex-Im support, is publicly remaining "unflustered", according to the unnamed lessor, who notes that in reality "Boeing Capital is extremely concerned and pulling all sorts of strings. It may even have to start using its own balance sheet".
Officially, Boeing says it is confident the current discussions on Ex-Im reauthorisation and adequate cap limits will result in the agency's continued support for US exports in general and Boeing aircraft specifically. "This confidence is based on the facts," explains Kostya Zolotusky, managing director capital markets, leasing at Boeing Capital.
"Firstly, Ex-Im is a profit centre for the US government. All aircraft export support resulted in billions of fees in dividend to the US Treasury. Secondly, Ex-Im support expands markets for Boeing aircraft and creates highly skilled and well-paid jobs. Thirdly, unilateral disarmament of US export support capability will leave Boeing and other US exporters at a competitive disadvantage to their foreign competitors, who receive export support from their governments."
In addition to opposition faced from the Republicans, Ex-Im has come under fire from Delta Airlines, which is blaming the bank for allowing foreign airlines to buy Boeing planes at lower interest rates. As a consequence, the Air Transport Association of America sued Ex-Im over a $3.4 billion deal supporting Air India's acquisition of 30 aircraft. The outcome is still pending, but courts denied a preliminary injunction to block the deal going ahead, according to press reports.
Despite Obama's strong support for Ex-Im, praising its role in creating jobs and promoting US-produced goods and services, there is no safeguard against Ex-Im Bank's future.
Another supporter of the US Ex-Im programme notes the irony of the fact that the UK is planning to increase its export finance availability "at the same time that [the] US is debating whether even to have it". George Osborne, British chancellor of the exchequer, recently told Parliament he wants to double Britain's exports to $1 trillion this decade and expand UK export finance.
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Penn and ExxonMobil researchers uncover mechanisms behind performance of major antiwear additive in lubricants
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One of the main modern antiwear lubricant additives is zinc dialkyldithiophosphate (ZDDP)—widely used in automotive lubricants—which forms crucial antiwear tribofilms at sliding interfaces. However, despite its importance in prolonging machinery life and reducing energy use, the mechanisms governing its tribofilm growth are not well-understood. This limits the development of replacements with better performance and catalytic converter compatibility.
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Lintec licenses UTD carbon nanotube technology, opens center to spur commercialization
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Lintec of America has licensed novel fabrication methods for carbon nanotube (CNT) macrostructures, including sheets, yarns and ribbons, developed at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) by Dr. Ray Baughman, the Robert A. Welch Distinguished Chair in Chemistry, and his colleagues at the University's Alan G. MacDiarmid NanoTech Institute, which he directs.
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Rice, Minnesota scientists use predictive modeling to identify optimized zeolites to aid ethanol, petroleum production
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Scientists at Rice University and the University of Minnesota have identified, through a large-scale, multi-step computational screening process, promising zeolite structures for two energy-related applications: the purification of ethanol from fermentation broths and the hydroisomerization of alkanes with 18–30 carbon atoms encountered in petroleum refining.
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Researchers from UC Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore have developed a new technology for direct solar water-splitting—i.e., an "artificial leaf" to produce hydrogen—based on a nanowire mesh that lends itself to large-scale, low-cost production. A paper describing their work is published in the journal ACS Nano.
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Researchers from the University of Maryland have used molecular dynamics simulation to demonstrate graphene nano-cages which will open and close in response to an electric charge using a technique they call hydrogenation-assisted graphene origami (HAGO). The cages can stably store hydrogen molecules at a density of 9.7 wt % hydrogen—significantly above the US Department of Energy (DOE) target of 5.5 wt % by 2017 and 7.5 wt % by 2020.
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Jenelle Evans is tangled up in a love triangle the likes of which we haven't seen since the Era of Kieffer Delp. This Teen Mom 2 drama queen recently split up with her husband, Courtland Rogers, then she suffered a miscarriage, and before we knew it she was back in the arms of her ex-fiancé, Gary Head.
Jenelle hasn't been speaking to Courtland in the wake of their breakup (in fact, she filed assault charges against him), but now that she and Gary are dunzo it looks like she's ready to forgive and forget.
Jenelle recently admitted herself to rehab following a one-week therapeutic stint in Florida, and she and Courty exchanged a few sweet tweets before her departure. "have faith !!!!!!!!!! i got this" Courtland tweeted to Jenelle on March 2, to which she responded "thank u."
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CORVALLIS, Ore. – Senior Ben Wetzler pitched a complete-game four-hitter and Oregon State eliminated UNLV 6-1 on Sunday to remain in contention for the Corvallis Regional title.
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The 2012 Republican National Convention is about eighteen months away, but questionable spending has already put the party under fire. The new Republican National Committee chair was in town today, and he stressed his new staff would be more careful with RNC money.
New RNC chair Reince Priebus said he met with the conventionâs host committee and is confident theyâll help make the event a success.
He stressed that the host committee is an entirely separate entity from the RNC committee on arrangements, which he replaced within two days of taking office.
That group came under fire for already having spent more than $600,000, despite the convention being a year and a half away. That includes rental of a 3,200 square foot waterfront home in Treasure Island. The committee spent that money under the leadership of former Republican National Committee Chair Michael Steele, whom Priebus defeated in a recent election. Within days of taking office, Priebus fired the paid employees Steele had dispatched to Tampa to make arrangements for the convention. Priebus said the previous team lacked experience, and the RNC needs to restore public trust. Today he said he appointed Georgia businessman Alec Poitevent to chair RNCâs committee on arrangements.
Host committee co-chair Al Austin said he was happy with the new committee on arrangements.
Priebus said a team of lawyers is reviewing all the RNCâs convention-related expenditures to date, but didnât say whether anything has raised a red flag.
The RNC is among entities that use public funding to finance campaigns and conventions. Last week the House of Representatives voted to cut off that funding, though the Senate isnât expected to agree. Priebus said he supports the legislation.
Priebus said if the voluntary taxpayer dollars were cut off, he thinks the RNC could raise funds for the pricey convention on its own.
Ken Jones, a co-chair with the host committee, said the committee will live with whatever Congress decides to do.
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Tim Flanders: Clark Kent In Cleats
Before this gets any further, no, he's not Barry Sanders. Despite the similar build, identical number, and rhyming last names, Tim Flanders lacks Sanders' explosiveness, breakaway speed, and lower body power. Still, that doesn't keep the Sam Houston State fanbase and players from calling Flanders "Clark Kent," for his mild mannered off-field demeanor, coupled with his superhuman efforts between the sidelines. Recognized by teammates as the most humble player on the squad, Flanders routinely plays the part of the superhero who needs no medal, thanks, or adulation. Without fanfare, he was the Southland Conference's 2011 Player Of The Year, and second team All American, while setting conference single season records for rushing yards (1644), points (144), and touchdowns (24).
Faster than a speeding bullet could aptly describe Sam Houston State's meteoric rise up the FCS ranks since Flanders' arrival in the East Texas Piney Woods. The Bearkats, who enjoyed extremely modest success before Flanders, began the 2011 season unheralded and unranked, but finished with an undefeated regular season, as the second highest scoring team in the FCS (at over 39 points per game), and with a spot in the 2011 FCS Championship Game. The season saw them repeatedly leaping team after team in the polls with a single bound. And Flanders cranked up his effort once the playoffs began, virtually carrying his team to the title game, with Sam Houston State needing all of his 287 rushing yards, plus a late fourth and one conversion, to hold off Montana 31-28 in the National Semifinal. Flanders also accumulated 63 of those yards during the final drive that salted the game away. Speaking about Flanders' 2011 post season performance, SHSU head coach Willie Fritz couldn't praise him enough, stating "Tim is the best running back in the FCS. In the playoffs, everyone got the chance to see what we've all known for two years. There's not another back like him."
At 5′ 9″ and 210 pounds, Flanders is a fireplug with a powerful lower core. But, if you ask him, he'll say that his true power comes from his faith in God and strong commitment to family, the two things that he places above football. He ran in the 4.4s coming out of high school, as a top 50 national recruit in 2009, garnering scholarship offers from, among others, Oklahoma State, Tulsa, and Kansas State, where he eventually enrolled to play for legendary coach Bill Snyder. After redshirting his first season in Manhattan, Flanders found himself buried on a deep, talented Kansas State depth chart that featured current Miami Dolphins' running back Daniel Thomas. Looking for more of an opportunity to make his mark, he transferred to Sam Houston State, with four years of eligibility remaining, and cracked the starting lineup in just his second career game, not looking back since. After just two seasons, Flanders already holds eighteen SHSU records.
Though not possessing elite top end speed or explosiveness, Flanders flashes good burst through the hole, and is shifty between the tackles, showcasing first rate lateral agility. He can start and stop on a dime, without losing momentum, and he goes through gears quickly. He's patient to the hole, and knows how to let blocks develop, though, at times, he's too patient, looking for the big play that's not there. Flanders runs with a good forward lean, not opening his body up to contact, and is a workhorse who gets stronger as the game moves into its later stages. He sees the whole field, quickly identifying cutback lanes and demonstrating advanced skill in breaking off the initial run to attack a backside alley. Showcasing a sensational jump cut, he is a highly dynamic runner in open space, who also catches the ball well out of the backfield, actually leading Sam Houston State in receiving in 2011, with 34 receptions for 414 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Flanders' overall play was impressive enough to place him seventh in voting for last season's Walter Payton Award, which is presented annually to the FCS's top player, and he sits firmly entrenched among a coterie of outstanding small school players that are considered favorites for this year's award. He first gained national attention when a highlight clip from a run versus Stephen F. Austin University, in 2011, went viral on the web, in what came to be known as the "Flanders Flip." Looking more like Superman than Clark Kent, Flanders somersaulted over a SFA defender into the endzone, nearly perfectly sticking the landing. But, it was Flanders' standout performance versus FBS team New Mexico that catapulted him into the national spotlight. Flanders ripped off 194 rushing yards and scored 5 touchdowns, including the overtime game winner, in the Bearkats improbable 48-45 thriller against the Lobos, which marked only the third time in school history that SHSU knocked off an FBS (or Division 1) school. So, whether it's changing the culture of the program, garnering national attention, securing a spot atop the polls, leading an underdog squad to a signature win over an FBS opponent, or carrying a team to the national championship game, when Sam Houston State needs a superhuman effort on the field, the Bearkats look no further than mild mannered Tim Flanders, the Southland Conference's Clark Kent in cleats.


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Bill Bridgen, General Manager and Executive VP, Comcast SportsNet New England
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Elizabeth Crowley, Partner, Burns & Levinson
Ryan Debin, Senior VP, Hudson Advisors of Boston
Mark Edwards, Executive Director, OpportunityNation
Michael Eisenson, Founder, CEO, Charlesbank Capital Partners
Glenn Engler, Global Chief of Staff & Director of Corporate Strategy, Edelman
Timothy E. Estella, Managing Director, Barclays Capital
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Linda Mason, Founder, Chairman, Bright Horizons Family Solutions
Aaron Miller, Managing Director/Financial Advisor, Northwestern Mutual
Chris Mitchell, Managing Director, Spectrum Equity Investors
Gregory S. Morzano, Founder and Managing Partner, Old Ironsides Energy, LLC
Tom Murray, SVP Chief Talent Officer, EMC
Kate O'Neil, Director, Investor Relations, Bain Capital, LLC
Peter Riehl, Managing Director, Brookside Capital LLC and
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Mike Roberge, President and Chief Investment Officer, MFS Investment Management
Maurice Samuels, Managing Partner, Convexity Capital Management
Lucienne S. Sanchez, M.D., Director of Newborn Services, Mount Auburn Hospital
Janice Sturchio, Vice President, BNY Mellon Private Wealth Management Group
Caron Tabb, Director of Outreach and Curatorial Affairs, Artists for Humanity
Mary Ann Tocio, President and COO, Bright Horizons Family Solutions
Karen Walsh, SVP, COO, F-Squared Investments
Susan Whitehead, Vice Chair, Whitehead Institute
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Bob Atchinson, Founder, Adage Capital Management
Josh Bekenstein, Managing Director, Bain Capital
Roger Brown, Founder, President, Berklee College of Music
Sandra Edgerley, Formerly with Bain Capital
Diane Hessan, CEO, Communispace Corporation
Jonathan Lavine, Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer,
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Laurie Schoen, Founder, US4KIDS
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T. Berry Brazelton, M.D., Founder, Brazelton Touchpoints Center
Barbara Ehrenreich, Author, Columnist and Essayist
Theo Epstein, President of Baseball Operations, Chicago Cubs
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Arnold Hiatt, Director, Dreyfus Connecticut Municipal Money Market Fund Inc.
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Eli Newberger, M.D., Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Children's Hospital Boston
Robert Paglia, CFO, Gordon Brothers Group, LLC
Diane Patrick, Partner, Ropes & Gray LLP
Jack Shonkoff, M.D., Julius B. Richmond FAMRI Professor of Child Health and Development, Harvard University
Francene Sussner-Rodgers, Trustee, Brigham and Women's Hospital
William Julius Wilson, Ph.D., Lewis P. and Linda L. Geyser University Professor,
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Barry Zuckerman, M.D., Chairman, Department of Pediatrics, Boston Medical Center
Dianne Luby
President / Chief Executive Officer
Ms. Luby joined Horizons for Homeless Children in August 2013. She brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in the non-profit and for-profit organizations. Most recently, Ms. Luby was the President/CEO of Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts for 13 years. While at Planned Parenthood, she expanded the presence of health centers from two to seven locations in Massachusetts, she concentrated on developing science-based education programs, creating a family planning fellowship and research program, and growing a new generation of supporters through public awareness initiatives. She successfully completed a $30+ million capital campaign to fund some of these initiatives. Prior to Planned Parenthood, she held senior health care positions in direct service delivery, insurance/HMO organizations, and state government. She was the founding Executive Director of Manet Community Health Center in Quincy, Massachusetts. Ms. Luby holds a Master's Degree in Urban Affairs from Boston University.
Katie Connolly
Chief Development Officer
Ms. Connolly joined Horizons for Homeless Children in September 2014. With a background that spans the spectrum of large and small non-profit and for-profit organizations, Ms. Connolly values customer service, strategic planning and creative thinking. Ms. Connolly worked at MIT's Sloan School of Management for more than five years, most recently as the Director of Development, overseeing a team of 17 in the areas of leadership, individual, corporate and international giving. Engaging donors from Houston, Texas, to Santiago, Chile, Ms. Connolly individually raised over $8 million to support educational spaces, student fellowships, and prizes. While at MIT, she also managed and overhauled the school's executive board program, creating a powerful forum for the Institute's most critical donors from around the world. Prior to MIT, Ms. Connolly was Executive Director of City to City Boston, a networking and best-practices organization for civically-engaged executives from the region to learn from peer cities across the globe on issues central to the vitality of Boston and its citizens. The early years of her career were spent in the hospitality industry.
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Tammy Reder
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Rachel Schlacter
Director of Marketing and Communications
Ms. Schlacter joined Horizons for Homeless Children in February 2015. Prior to Horizons, Ms. Schlacter worked in public relations agencies in the Greater Boston area. She supported a variety of clients in a wide range of industries including Consumer, Higher Education, and Marketing. Her areas of focus included client services, strategic planning, messaging and executive training, and media relations. Most recently, she served as a Senior Account Executive at Version 2.0 Communications.
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Rowdy, mountain man adventure film
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Some of the standard western plot elements are here, but they're mixed with some original concepts about that rare breed of individual known as the mountain man. I found the movie to be a lot of fun; an engaging tale of these hardy men and their day-to-day struggles on the raw untamed frontier. There were also some surprises along the way, building to a rousing climax with Cable in a battle to the death with Mantalban in a fight scene that packs a visual wallop. The scenery was breath-takingly gorgeous in this early Technicolor outing. It was a fun adventure, with Clark Cable's charisma carrying the picture. My wife and I both enjoyed it.
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By Lanes8
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This is a good Western starring Clark Gable. This movie has great color and the video is quite good. Warner did a great job on this transfer and I'm really glad to have this on DVD. Clark Gable is great in this Western and I would recommend this to any fans of Clark Gable to Western fans.
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By Maymoon
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As good as I remembered it. Intelligent Mountain Men-Indians movie.
Great movie starring Clark Gable
By Rick
This is a great Western movie and it's very entertaining. The picture of the movie is in clear color and the sound was great.
By Bill, Rex's former owner
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I would buy this product again and again
By Shortcirkt
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I lived in the area where it was filmed in the early 50's
Across The Wide Missouri!
By SgtWalt
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Clark Gable is one of the classic actors of all time. He had a way of convying a story which was engaging and entertaining.
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Lots of fun and interest
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This movie is commonly under rated by movie critics but it was directed by the great action director William Wellman and has beautifully color filmed western locations. Unlike most westerns this movie is actually about the mountain men who trapped and hunted in the Rocky Mountains long before marshall Dillon ever made the scene. It made me realize how few films actually deal with that subject and this film does a good job telling about the lives of these men but also spins a darn good action packed story besides.
It was excellent quality
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The son of a stationary engineer and a homemaker, Dr. Hasson was raised in Hamilton. After graduating in 1952 from Polytechnic Institute, he earned a bachelor's degree in 1955 in mechanical engineering from the Johns Hopkins University.