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New England Healthcare Executive Meeting, January 2012

Published: January 9, 2012

Thank you to everyone who braved the cold on a January Monday morning at 7:30AM in Cambridge for this month’s New England Healthcare Executive Meeting at the MIT McGovern Institute.

The presentations by Dr. Charles Jennings and myself are available for download below:
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I also invite you to join me and become a Friend of the McGovern Institute. Friends increase the McGovern Institute’s visibility by sharing their own enthusiasm for discoveries made by McGovern Institute scientists. They support the Institute’s mission through an annual contribution and by sharing their leadership skills in science, business, finance, education, communication, and other fields. Friends help the McGovern Institute develop new relationships with individuals, academic institutions, foundations, and corporations dedicated to furthering the advancement of neuroscience.

Friends of the McGovern Institute receive special access to the latest developments in neuroscience research and opportunities to spend time with renowned McGovern scientists. They receive McGovern Institute publications and invitations to lectures, symposia, and other special events throughout the year.

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Photos: Christmas 2011

Published: January 7, 2012
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Heifer International

Published: December 28, 2011

Heifer InternationalThree months ago my nine-year old son Nicholas decided that he would save his allowance for three months to purchase a trio of rabbits for a family in the third world.  Today was the day that he (we) were able to make the donation.

You can learn more about the program at Heifer International – it is very well regarded and a great way to promote self sufficiency thru economic development.

Photos: End of Autumn

Published: December 3, 2011

Katie's first photomask, a gift from my friend Andre Mercanzini

St. Mary's Episcopal Church on Sunday evening for All Saints Day. The church building itself is 198 years old.

Sledding in our backyard after the freak October snowstorm this year, with leaves still on the trees

Halloween night: Katie is a refugee from a future war, Nicholas is Doctor Who (with fez and mop)

Nicholas and I zip lining with other Cub Scouts in Den 6

Lone surfer at Marconi Beach in Cape Cod, Friday morning after Thanksgiving

Boston’s Freedom Trail and Minuteman National Park

Published: November 14, 2011

My brother came in to town this past weekend for the Veterans Day holiday weekend.  We decided to see some of the historic sites of the American Revolutionary War on Boston’s Freedom Trail and Minuteman National Park, including the Old North Church (of “one if by land, two if by sea” fame), Paul Revere’s House, and the battlegreens at both Lexington and Concord (“the shot heard round the world”).

By the way, there were two candles lit on the night of April 18, 1775, since the British crossed into Cambridge by sea.

Katie, Whit, my brother Tom, and Nicholas at the front of the Old North Church in Boston

The Old North Church at sunset

Inside a pew box in the Old North Church

Sunset at Copp's Hill Burying Ground

The steeple of the Old North Church

Paul Revere's statue

Paul Revere's house

A view of the Concord River from the Old North Bridge

The Minuteman Statue, at the Old North Bridge a.k.a. the site of "the shot heard round the world"

Nicholas and Katie just hanging

 

 

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