Monthly Archives: May 2011

ADMINISTRIVIA: Archbishop Dolan’s letter on budget

http://budget.house.gov/UploadedFiles/DolanResponsetoRyan5_18.pdf

[JR: Without editorial comment, I would like to share the link to Archbishop Dolan's letter on budget. Of course, equal linkages will be given to those who think I an in direct consultation with Beelzebub.]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-20 @ 10:28

JNEWS: Sanchez, Ingrid [MC????] owns NC executive recruiting firm

http://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/print-edition/2011/05/20/ingrid-sanchez.html

40 Under 40
Ingrid Sanchez
Triangle Business Journal
Date: Friday, May 20, 2011, 6:00am EDT

*** begin quote ***

Ingrid with husband Luis, children Alyssa and Luis.

• Age:36.

• Company description: Executive recruiting firm.

• Hometown: Westchester, N.Y.

• Family members: Husband, Luis; children, Alyssa, 14, and Luis, 9.

• Education: MBA, Meredith College; BS, Manhattan College.

*** and ***

What accomplishments are you most proud of from the past year? I would have to say that I am most proud of the growth of my small, woman-owned business even in a down economy. We have more than doubled in size and are continuing to look at additional business lines.

What is your professional goal five years from now? To continue to see success in my business and begin the business plan for a nonprofit organization that helps the homeless and the needy find employment.

What was your first job as an adult? My first job as an adult was as a corporate accountant.

What is the most difficult question you’ve faced in a job interview? I once had someone ask me what was my ‘greatest disappointment’. I remember thinking about it and telling him I really …

*** end quote ***

Sanchez, Ingrid [MC????]

[JR: Partially paywalled. Another organization that doesn’t understand how to “do” the inet. It’s about creating a conversation; not selling electrons. So sad. No wonder papers and magazines are dying.]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-20 @ 09:59

Dear John,

   I do not anything in my”stuff’ for Ingrid.

   Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated. Any help out there?]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-20 @ 13:51

JNEWS: Fitzpatrick, Robert [MC1972] Staten Island prophet

http://www.silive.com/northshore/index.ssf/2011/05/staten_island_prophet_of_doom.html

May 21, 2011 update: Staten Island prophet of doom says he expects to be in heaven for tomorrow’s ‘end of the world’
Published: Friday, May 20, 2011, 8:04 AM Updated: Friday, May 20, 2011, 8:05 AM
By Maura Grunlund

*** begin quote ***

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The Staten Islander who predicts that the world as we know it will end tomorrow at 5:59 p.m. has high hopes for his own salvation.

“I believe that I will be raptured [instantly transported to heaven]; I hope so, I don’t want to be here for the earthquake,” Robert Fitzpatrick told the Advance yesterday.

*** and ***

Fitzpatrick allows that his only encounter with the discipline of theology was during his time at Manhattan College in the Bronx, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in engineering. The Bronx native, who moved with his family to Staten Island in 1963, stopped practicing his Catholic faith years ago, when he “realized how far away from the Bible the Roman Catholic Church got.”

He said he discovered Family Radio in about 2004 and began studying the Bible intensely following his retirement in 2006, after 26 years with the MTA. He spent about three years doing research for his book and in the process read over 1,000 pages’ worth of Camping’s writings. “The Doomsday Code” is his distillation of Camping’s recent books.

*** end quote ***

Fitzpatrick, Robert [MC????]

[JR: And people accuse me of having a tin foil hat? To quote Jack McCoy on Law and Order, “I petition for an immediate 730 exam”.]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-20 @ 09:39

Dear John,

   I believe that Robert is a member of the Class of 1972.

   Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Fitzpatrick, Robert [MC1972]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-20 @ 13:49

JNEWS: Giordano’s Jasper father and Jasper sister mentioned

http://www.lohud.com/article/20110520/SPORTS01/105200364

Locals giving Manhattan pitching staff a boost
May 20, 2011
Written by BRIAN HEYMAN

*** begin quote ***

NEW YORK — Michael Giordano followed his father and sister in the family pipeline to Manhattan College, but the baseball team hadn’t recruited him. In fact, there were no engraved offers from any colleges for him out of Fox Lane despite being its ERA leader two years running.

*** end quote ***

[JR: Giordano’s father and sister mentioned.]

[JR: I’m really testing the Jasper jotting crack research staff (i.e., McEneney, Mike (MC1953)] to see how really good he is in his knowledge of all people Jasper. :-) He’s a walking rolodex and genealogy of Jaspers. So let’s take him out for a spin. ROFL. It’ll mean he doesn’t have time for other ideas. Idle mind, you know.]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-20 @ 09:28

Dear John,

   I believe that Michael’s father is Ralph of the Class of 1966, and his sister Stephanie (Mannarino) is a member of the Class of1993.

   Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated. Glad to see you're staying sharp. Not bad. Two hours!]

Giordano, Ralph [MC1966]

Giordano, Stephanie Mannarino [MC1993]

[JR: Seems that the family that Jasper together, makes ... interesting work for the research staff!]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-20 @ 11:30

JLINKEDIN: Maguire, Bob [MC1983] Expert Business Development Professional

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/bob-maguire/9/7b7/796

Maguire, Bob [MC1983]
Expert Business Development Professional
Phoenix, Arizona Area
Information Technology and Services

Summary:

I have been entrepreneurial since the age of ten. I would do all types of jobs for our neighbors to make money during each of the seasons in Connecticut. This would include cutting grass, raking leaves, and shoveling snow out of driveways……..by hand. The summer before I entered college, I had an ice cream truck where I would spend every day driving to office parks, ball fields and the beaches to satisfy the thirst and sweet tooth of folks during the hot and humid summers on Long Island Sound. Being as competitive as I am led me to be disappointed in finishing second out of forty-five trucks in sales for the season.

Competition. I am driven to finish as the best and I usually do, when I am am called on to help create the path to success and have the opportunity to manage what matters.

Activator. I can take ideas and put them into action for results. Energizing actions is an area of mastery for me.

Futuristic. I have the ability to see where the goals will take me and my team. Coaching and guiding others to reach their potential is one of my skills that appearred early in my career..

Responsibility. My motto is “Do it once and do it right”. I always do what is best for my client, even if it means that we don’t do business together.

Self-Assurance. My confidence from many years of great success has allowed me to set ambitious goals and to meet or exceed them. I am known for getting things done.

These skills, coupled with my business acumen have guided me through my whole life. This is woven into the fabric of who I am.

Specialties
• Relationship Building
• Identifying New Business Channels
• Customer Acquisition
• High Level Presentations
• Solution Selling
• ROI
• Bottom Line Driven
• Telecommunications and IT/Cloud Expertise
• Great Leader

# # # # #

JOBIT: Cummings, Frank Eugene [MC1950 RIP]

http://articles.dailypilot.com/2011-05-18/news/tn-dpt-cummings-20110518_1_kasey-wonderful-dad-vet

Frank Eugene Cummings
May 18, 2011

Frank Eugene Cummings 8/19/22 – 5/11/11

Graduated Manhattan College, WW2 vet of USS carrier Natoma Bay, aerospace engineer with Rockwell, most notable projects Saturn Rocket and space shuttle communication systems. Golfed until 88 years old, married 54 years to Gloria, survived by children Jeff, Scott, Victoria and David, grandchildren Jamie, Jessica, Kasey and Shea. Frank was a wonderful dad, grandpa and a true gentleman who will be greatly missed.

#-#-#

Cummings, Frank Eugene [MC???? RIP]

Guestbook: None cited

#####

Dear John,

   I believe that Frank (Francis) is a member of the Class of 1950.

   May He Rest In Peace.

   Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Cummings, Frank Eugene [MC1950 RIP]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-19 @ 15:18

JFOUND: Livingston, Niles [MC????] bball coach @ Wilson

http://www.gazettes.com/sports/wilson/basketball-livingston-named-new-coach-for-wilson-boys-bball
/article_264a4744-81fa-11e0-ab14-001cc4c03286.html

Basketball: Livingston Named New Coach For Wilson Boys’

*** begin quote ***

The Moore League’s second-oldest school has made yet another move to fill a coaching hole left by the hundreds of LBUSD layoffs handed down last week.

*** and ***

And now we’ve learned that head boys’ basketball coach, Matt Michelson, will be replaced by his former assistant, Niles Livingston, who takes over after three years as an assistant.

Livingston prepped in New York, where he was rated one of the top 50 players coming out of HS as a senior. He played at Manhattan College, then professionally with the Knicks’ farm team for a season, and for several years overseas in Europe and South America.

In addition to his work with Wilson the last three years, he’s been active in the club/AAU world.

*** end quote ***

Livingston, Niles [MC????]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-19 @ 08:04

Dear John,

   I do not find anything in my “stuff” on Niles.

   Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-19 @ 15:12

JOBIT: Chebetar, Michele Boylan [MC???? RIP]

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/lohud/obituary.aspx?n=Michele-Chebetar&pid=151130088

Michele Boylan Chebetar (1977 – 2011)   

Michele Boylan Chebetar, 34, died on May 16, 2011. Michele was born on March 2, 1977. She graduated from Maria Regina High School and attended Manhattan College.

In May 1998, she married Bryan Chebetar and they lived in Tarrytown, NY. Michele was a homemaker and was actively involved in the Tarrytown schools where her children attend. She was a member of Immaculate Concepcion Church in Sleepy Hollow.

Michele will be especially remembered for never-ending devotion to her three children, Gabriella, Payge and Alexandra. They were her life. She also put her energy into the Tarrytown schools where she worked part time and loved so very much. She was involved in school concerts, plays and the Girl Scouts.

Survivors include her husband Bryan Chebetar, her mother and stepfather Lucille and Robert DiMeglio, her father and stepmother Harold and Barbara Boylan, stepbrother Robert DiMeglio and stepsister Jamie DiMeglio, her grandfather Angelo Lombardi, her uncle Anthony Lombardi, cousins Katie and Lauren Lombardi, and her aunt Katherine Merkin. She leaves behind a multitude of friends and children who loved her so very much. To honor Michele and her committment to education, contributions are welcome for a fund that will be established for Michele’s children’s education.

Published in the The Journal News on May 19, 2011

#-#-#

Chebetar, Michele Boylan [MC???? RIP]

Guestbook: http://www.legacy.com/guestbook/lohud/guestbook.aspx?n=michele-chebetar&pid=151130088&cid=full

#####

[JR: So young. Spouse with children. On a personal note, I too have just lost a spouse. I can only imagine what the children, husband, and family are going through. I know that platitudes, mumbled condolences, and well-meaning phrases are little comfort. Wish I had the “silver bullet” to offer, I don’t. I’m told that “time heals all wounds”, but at the 82 day mark, the loss is as it was yesterday. I recently heard a C&W song that seemed to sum it up: “the living goes on after the thrill is gone”. My prayers and good thoughts are with them. I have nothing to offer. But, it stunning to be “called home” so very young. Guess the message is Carpe Diem and “you really don’t know the day”. Donna Nobis Pacem.]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-19 @ 06:48

Dear John,

   I do not find anything on Michele in my “stuff”.

   May She Rest In Peace.

   Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-19 @ 15:09

JLINKEDIN: Kloeblen, Jared [MC2008] Paid Search Specialist at Catalyst Online

http://www.linkedin.com/in/jaredkloeblen

Kloeblen, Jared [MC2008]
Paid Search Specialist at Catalyst Online
Greater Boston Area
Market Research

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-15 @ 10:52

MFOUND: MC’s 6-25 cited

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/678025-nba-playoffs-why-the-playoff-field-should-be-cut-down-to-12-teams

NBA Playoffs: Why the Playoff Field Should Be Cut Down to 12 Teams
By Jesse Kramer (Correspondent) on April 25, 2011

*** begin quote ***

This year, my liking for the NBA has grown much more. Most likely, it is because my hometown team, the New York Knicks, have become something worthy of positive recognition, or it could just be that I needed to watch some professionals play the game right after spending a few months watching the Manhattan College Jaspers go 6-25.

*** end quote ***

[JR: Perhaps this correspondent is a Jasper? But why is 4/25 popping as "new"? Argh!]

# – # – # – # – # 2011-May-18 @ 08:15