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The sales market and dictate sentence and there many countries in the world in which type vehicles pick-up have enough commercial pull, as it happens in U.S, where the best selling vehicle in recent years has been the Ford F-150, a car pick-up type. Interestingly North America, Central America, South America and across the globe, Australia and some Asian countries could be potential buyers of this "wild" BMW pick-up.
And how could be the BMW design of this new pick-up? As first examples, illustrations and collect recreations made by the Taekang designer Lee, in which it appears powerful and dark, almost giving fear ... A BMW spectacular pick-up.
In the middle of last year, some media collected specially statements made by the General Director of BMW in Australia, Marc Werner. This executive said "never say never...", about the possibility of entering the segment of BMW in the pick-up.
In the technical section, there is no confirmed information about BMW pick-up, which could be ready in 2018 according to the latest rumor mill source poured on the Internet. On the Net, also run several hypotheses about what kind of technical platform could use this future and probable BMW pick-up. Some of them indicate that, as a result of new synergies between BMW and Toyota -both companies have been and are working together on the development of two sports (the new Z4/ Z5 BMW and next-generation Toyota Supra), Besides using common diesel small engines) -, the new pick-up of BMW You could use the platform of the latest generations of Toyota Hilux, a model with a certain weight and a certain reputation in this special segment.
At the moment and in the absence of much information about new pick-up of BMW, We invite you to enjoy the PHOTO GALLERY that we have prepared.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — While Miss USA contestant Mekayla Diehl didn't win the crown or even make it into the semi-finals Sunday night in the pageant, she's the one receiving much of the attention days after the event.
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One of the Crisis Commons volunteers using Ushahidi on February 27, 2010.(Ann McDonald/toronto365.ca)
Saving lives online. How the calls of trapped victims in Haiti were tracked halfway round the world, translated and relayed to rescuers on the ground.
The disappearing bluefin tuna. It's been called the cheetah of the seas, but its survival depends on this week's vote to ban fishing it.
Landmines, kings and castles. Just some of the surprises in store for the Afghans born in the west-and gone searching for their roots.
From Rwanda, scarred bones tell the story of the dead, as a new generation of survivors grapples with the legacy of genocide.
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When rescuers in Chile and Haiti were searching the rubble for survivors, they were getting directions from a website in Africa.
The tweets and calls of frantic relatives were relayed to an online disaster website, which helped pinpoint where the need was greatest. It's known as Ushahidi, and it was originally created to track the post-election violence in Kenya, two years ago.
And now it's going global.
It's being used as a watchdog on mobile phone companies in the Philippines. And monitors human traffiking around the world. It even tracked blocked roads during Washington's "Snowmageddon."
Erik Hersman is a web consultant and volunteer with Ushahidi, in Nairobi, Kenya.
Crisis Commons volunteers in Toronto on February 27, 2010 use Ushahidi and other online tools to help victims of the earthquake that hit Chile earlier that day. Left to right: Elise Ondet, Steve Kalaydjian, Kate Jongbloed and Melanie Gorka.(Daniel Schwartz/CBC)
Growing up Rwandan
Paulina Mukakabanda lives in Rwanda, with something no 16-year-old should have to live with. Survivor guilt.
As an infant, she somehow escaped the slaughter going on in the room all around her.
More than 800,000 Rwandans did not, most of them from the Tutsi tribe, killed mostly by people from the Hutu tribe.
And its horrors are now being felt by a new generation, as Rwandan journalist Prudent Nsengiyumva discovered when he met a young girl coming of age in a fractured country.
Listen to Prudent's documentary...
Halfghans meet the Afghans
It's our nature to want to know where we came from. But knowing it, and living it -- that calls for quite a different nature, as Ariel Nasr is finding out.
Ariel is a Canadian filmmaker, born in Halifax, where his parents settled after fleeing the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, as many wealthy Afghans did back then. He's private-school educated. A degree in classical literature. And like some of his generation, he feels the call of unanswered questions from faraway central Asia.
He's among those who've packed their western suitcases, and moved their westernized selves to the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, land of the kings and castles of family lore.
At the moment though, Ariel Nasr's just trying to keep warm in Kabul.
Listen to Ariel's dispatch...
Ariel Nasr was born to an Afghan father and an American mother. He's currently working on The Boxing Girls Of Kabul, a film about the Afghan National Women's Boxing Team.
Slaughtered for sushi
Sushi is probably the second-worst thing that ever happened to the bluefin tuna.
We are the first. Our taste for this disappearing fish is driving it to extinction. A few weeks ago in Japan, just one of these magnificent creatures sold for $182,000.
The reason it's so expensive? There aren't many left.
Once there were millions. Now there are thousands. At the rate we're fishing it, there'll be none in just a few years.
There's a move to change that this month, as 175 nations gather in Doha, Qatar to consider a global ban on fishing the bluefin.
Frank Pope will be watching. He's with the Times Of London, and describes himself as the world's first ocean correspondent.
Listen to Frank, from our London studio...
Frank Pope is a marine archaeologist and the author of Dragon Sea.
And the CITES conference -- the Convention on International Trade In Endangered Species -- is scheduled to begin debate on the tuna ban on March 17th, in Doha, Qatar.
By the way, the largest tuna ever caught? A bluefin landed in Nova Scotia weighing 1,496 pounds. (679 kilograms). But that was in 1979. There's been nothing like it since.
Your letters
A couple of weeks ago, we heard about Miss Ware and Miss Williams, a pair of elderly neighbours in Watts who've spent their lives raising money for underprivileged kids making their way through college.
Not a lot of money. Just enough to help out with a few books or a bus pass. But it changed a lot of lives, for the better. All these two retired teachers ask in return is a thank-you note, and heaven help you if you get the grammar wrong.
Onni Milne of Vancouver heard that documentary and writes:
Thank you for the wonderful, uplifting report by Jennifer Westaway about two African-American seniors who have helped -- and are continuing to help -- to make a difference in a low-income L.A. neighbourhood.
We usually are presented with stories about the worst of humanity. It is important to hear there are humans who are doing things differently and better.
That from Onni Milne in Vancouver.
Our interview about dodgy governance in Tajikistan, with international development specialist Don Bowser, prompted this note from Gail Berg in Windermere, B.C. She spent three months there last year.
The power shortages are ridiculous. If you don't live within a ten-block radius of the president's house, you ... only get electricity for two hours in the morning, and two in the evening. Pretty chilly in those old houses.
They are a highly-educated population who have no meaningful work, or if they do, they can't survive on the wage. My landlady is a doctor. She made 50 dollars U.S. per month. She just quit her job, and went to Moscow to work in a restaurant.
A very sad situation, but lovely people who are making the best of the mess they are in.
Last month, we aired an interview with Drew Sullivan on the perils of "libel tourism." That's where litigants from other countries use Britain as a court of convenience to sue publications on the internet.
And I mentioned his research was funded by the Center for International Media Assistance, which is a project of the National Endowment for Democracy in Washington.
Then we heard from a listener -- Fred Richardson, in the San Juan Islands off Washington State, who writes:
I was listening with great interest right up to the end, when you announced his affiliation with the... NED. That rang my alarm bells!
NED...is well-known for both its documented, and its suspected, work as a front for the CIA. It has been called a "surrogate" for the CIA. Of course, I immediately wondered what secret agenda was behind the report.
If you read some of the stuff written online about the National Endowment, you might get the same impression.
As Drew Sullivan himself told us "The NED/CIA connection is a long rumour but I haven't seen any proof. But let me ask NED, because it's not my job to defend them."
So here's what NED is telling him, and us:
Please assure your listeners that, contrary to the assertions of Mr. Richardson, the National Endowment for Democracy is an incredibly open and transparent organization, which has earned a global reputation as the world's leading democracy promotion foundation.
Over its 25-year history, NED has worked to support the efforts of grass-roots democrats, in every corner of the world, who seek to build democratic systems of government, that protect basic rights and freedoms.
Your listeners can be assured that NED and our grantees are hard at work, trying to ensure that people everywhere enjoy the same rights as Mr. Richardson - to speak freely - even when they are wrong.
That, from Jane Riley Jacobsen, director of public affairs at the National Endowment For Democracy, in Washington, D.C.
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Recently our area has been overtaken with the "Functional Training Craze." CrossFit, Boot Camp Training, and Training with implements other than traditional weight training (free weights, and machines) can be a good thing but does come with a higher rate of injury due to the nature of this training. None of it is new and none of it is more "Scientific" than traditional Training. Basic Traditional Weight Training actually has more science backing it since it has been going on for years. The fact that you strengthen and condition your muscles makes you more functional than you were and no amount of flipping tires, using kettle Bells, or beating tires with a sledge makes you more "Functional." How you choose to train is up to you. Most methods work but some are safer than others. Being involved in "Jack of all trades, & master of none training" comes with a risk/reward disclaimer…..or should.
The statement that free weights make you more "Functional" than using machines is another buzzword/falsehood. Let's face the facts: Trainers have to come up with something that sets them apart or makes them appear to be more informed/ scientific/ in the know. Truth is, its just smokescreen packaging. You can get a good workout using anything mentioned thus far. The smart thing would be to use the safer alternatives, with an occasional look at different methods.
The newer gyms are popular because of the group training but usually offer less equipment (chin up bars, tires, chains, TRX or rings, Sledge Hammers, and a few weight sets, being the staple) These gyms are easy to set up but do require a higher Certification fee for the instructor/trainer. Face it, they are money makers for the "Owners of the Brand." These gyms can come and go quickly but in fairness I have seen some really good ones, and I do this type of training myself at times. I was doing it years before it became a "Brand." Having been involved in training for over 50 years I have seen many things come and go and come back again.
It looks like fun and can be. Remember the "Aerobics Craze" of a few years ago? Remember how they had to come up with "Low Impact Aerobics?" Well folks, this newer version called "Functional Training" is high impact. Know that before you get involved and make the informed decisions to keep it safe for you.
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One of the 121 thousand people who have so far been expelled with a decree ruling in the aftermath of the July 15th coup attempt in Turkey is Betül Celep who has started her personal resistance against decrees. Her resistance is today on its 30th day and is growing.
Betül Celep had been expelled with the decree ruling numbered 679, on January 6th. She has started "the Women's Decree Resistance" in Istanbul's Kadıköy district, at the Kalkedon Square on January 23rd. It all started with Betül seeing her name next to a number in a list of people to be expelled from state offices in the aftermath of the July 15th coup attempt. She says she still does not know why she had been expelled, which is also one of her banners asking "Why Did I Get Expelled?" next to her in the square.
It has been a month since she has started her resistance, and over the last month, she has attracted attention of thousands of people, some people have come to join her, and some questioning eyes have asked what was going on. She says she used to be the syndicate representative at her work place, Betül wonders if it was one of her identities that led her to her expulsion; as a socialist, woman, feminist, human rights defender, pacifist. She continuously asks if one or more of these were reason for her losing her job and social rights.
Every day other people who have been expelled with decree rulings come to visit Betül, and she listens to their stories. She learns of their conditions and tells them of the experiences she has had. She explains that the only way to end the 'tyranny of decrees' is to strengthen and expand the resistance and to invite other victims of decree rulings, to tell their stories too. Hence, her desire to be the voice of the decree victims in Kalkedon Square.
The police has also been present at Betül's resistance in Kadıköy. She says it was on her first day when she was to announce the decision of resistance that she was presented with 'options' to disperse after press statement, to only stay for two days and leave, to just conduct silent sit-in. She responded these warnings that she does not accept their advices and she can think on her own. The level of threat has increased since the first day but did not lead to a point of physical intervention yet. From time to time there are attempts to do that, but the women in the square seem not willing to give in.
Betül still stands in Kalkedon Square in Kadıköy, inviting the people who have been expelled from their jobs with a decree ruling, and encourages them to share their stories as well. She says "the decrees, much-beyond putting people on a trial of hunger, disposes one of all hope under these circumstances." Betül also explains on her 30th day of resistance that she has come to understand the essence of state, syndicate and significance of assembly.
So far there have been declared 21 decree rulings by the government, expelling more than 121 thousand people. There are various syndicates and unions that have made calls for resistance and protest meetings in various districts of Istanbul and many other cities. Betül Celep's is one of them, and when she was expelled, on the first day she was a single person, now she is the voice of 'Women's Decree'.
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The Hangman and His Wife
The Life and Death of Reinhard Heydrich
By: Nancy Dougherty
Narrator: Suzanne Toren
Genre: Biography & Autobiography - Historical
Categories: Biography & Autobiography - Historical, Political Science - Political Ideologies - Fascism & Totalitarianism, History - Wars & Conflicts - World War II - General
An astonishing journey into the heart of Nazi evil: a portrait of one of the darkest figures of Hitler's Nazi elite—Reinhard Heydrich, the designer and executor of the Holocaust, chief of the Reich Main Security, including the Gestapo—interwoven with commentary by his wife, Lina, from the author's in-depth interviews.
He was called the Hangman of the Gestapo, the "butcher of Prague," with a reputation as a ruthlessly efficient killer. He was the head of the SS, and the Gestapo, second in command to Heinrich Himmler. His orders set in motion the Kristallnacht pogrom of 1938 and, as the lead planner of Hitler's Final Solution, he chaired the Wannsee Conference, at which details of the murder of millions of Jews across Nazi-occupied Europe were toasted with cognac.
In The Hangman and His Wife, Nancy Dougherty, and, following her death, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, masterfully explore who Heydrich was and how he came to be, and how he came to do what he did. We see Heydrich from his rarefied musical family origins and his ugly-duckling childhood and adolescence, to his sudden flameout as a promising Naval officer (he was forced to resign his Naval commission after dishonoring the office corps by having sex with the unmarried daughter of a shipyard director and refusing to marry her).
Dougherty writes of his seemingly hopeless job prospects as an untrained civilian during Germany's hyperinflation and unemployment, and his joining the Nazi party through the attraction to Nazism of his fiancée, Lina von Osten, and her father, along with the rumor shadowing him of a strain of Jewishness inherited from his father's side. And we follow Heydrich's meteoric rise through the Nazi high command—from SS major, to colonel to brigadier general, before he was thirty, deputy to Heinrich Himmler, expanding the SS, the Gestapo, and developing the Reich's plans for "the Jewish solution."
And throughout, we hear the voice of Lina Heydrich, who was by his side until his death at the age of thirty-eight, living inside the Nazi inner circles as she waltzed with Rudolf Hess, feuded with Hermann Göring, and drank vintage wine with Albert Speer.


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Il mondo di notte è un film del 1960 diretto da Luigi Vanzi.

Trama
Un documentario incentrato prevalentemente sulla vita notturna. La troupe si focalizza su alcuni tra i night club più famosi del mondo, riprendendo spogliarelli, numeri di illusionismo, episodi di cabaret e spettacoli di contorsionismo.

Produzione
Il film è uno dei primi mondo movie italiani, reportage nati con l'obiettivo di stupire e intrattenere lo spettatore, attraverso vari numeri di varietà e di curiosità.

Visto il notevole successo di Europa di notte, nacquero, negli anni seguenti, numerose pellicole che tentarono di emulare il soggetto di Alessandro Blasetti. Il mondo di notte è uno di questi esempi.

Compare brevemente l'attrice Belinda Lee.

È l'esordio dietro la macchina da presa di Luigi Vanzi, assistente di Michelangelo Antonioni.

Distribuzione
Uscito nelle sale italiane il 6 aprile del 1960, fu esportato all'estero col titolo internazionale World by Night.

È stato riproposto, in versione limitata, in un cofanetto DVD.

Colonna sonora
L'edizione musicale (RCA) venne curata da Piero Piccioni. La parte canora fu affidata a Lydia MacDonald.

Accoglienza
Paolo Mereghetti, nel suo dizionario omonimo, considera la pellicola «non esente da mistificazioni e banalità (...) alcuni numero sono, però, sorprendenti».

Riconoscimenti
1961 - Nastro d'argento
 Nomination Miglior direttore della fotografia a Tonino Delli Colli

Sequel
Sono stati realizzati due seguiti, diretti da Gianni Proia: Il mondo di notte numero 2 nel 1961 e Il mondo di notte n° 3 nel 1963. A distanza di anni Proia diresse Mondo di notte oggi, distribuito nel 1976. Nel 1981 uscì anche Siamo fatti così: Aiuto!, sempre per la regia di Proia, che è noto anche come Mondo di notte IV.

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Collegamenti esterni

Film documentari italiani
Mondo movie

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    {
        $this->expectException(InvalidTimeFormatException::class);
        $this->expectExceptionMessage('Value must be on the hhmm format.');

        $obj = new Time();
        $obj->format('1199');
    }
}

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I'm sure you've heard some version of this story before. A writer sits down to write a story. He's got a looming deadline and needs to have something to turn in soon. Staring back at him is a blank page. And the writer? He's got nothing.
It's actually a problem that hits everyone in any creative endeavor at some point. With an infinite number of possibilities, how can you even begin to narrow that down into something manageable? Words can be combined in an endless array of stories. Lines can be drawn to convey the full breadth of human emotion. Music can be arranged to evoke any mood imaginable. What is it that the creator really wants to say with their art?
Interestingly, there are two sides to this coin, each having its own positives and negatives. On one side is the "artiste" who is not bound by any "normal" conventions like deadlines or censorship or anything. They can create anything that's physically within their power to do. As such, the blank page is truly about what they want to say or express as individuals. And if they find themselves staring a blank page, they have the luxury of assuming they don't really have anything to say at that moment and can step away until such time as their muse strikes. A lot of your self-publishing comic creators fall into this category -- they can make a comic exactly to their liking with absolutely no creative hindrances whatsoever. Their art, when it's complete, is uniquely their own. The down-side to this is that the very "luxury" they take with their creation does not generally pay the rent, put clothes on their back, or get food in their stomach. They then have to subsidize their art by working temp jobs or at a fast food restaurant or whatever. Harvey Pekar famously kept his job as a file clerk in a V.A. hospital while working on American Splendor in his free time.
The other side of the coin is commercial art -- art that is specifically created at the request of an outside party who is willing to compensate the artist for their time. While many people tend to think of advertising when they hear "commercial art" a good chunk of comic books are created under the same banner. Right now, DC is paying Mark Waid and George Perez to come up with 20-some pages Brave and the Bold on a monthly basis. If they don't do that work, they don't get paid. More to the point for this discussion, if DC is unhappy with the work that gets turned in or they feel it is not what they asked for, they can demand changes from Waid and/or Perez. While this stifles creativity somewhat and places (often) artificial hindrances on the art Waid and Perez are creating, they do not have to subsidize their art -- DC is subsidizing it for them.
And here's where the blank page comes to be a nemesis for the comic creator.
So how do comic creators solve the dilemma of the blank page if they don't have the luxury of walking away from it periodically?
Well, if you asked me, I'd say that's where the REAL talent comes in.
I'm not a great artist. I know enough about drawing to make something that looks reasonably like what I want it to look it, but I couldn't make a living at it. That said, though, I can actually turn out a really good illustration that would be almost impressive -- but it takes me an inordinate amount of time to do it. I have to be very careful and meticulous with my work and spend a lot of time focusing directly on every piece of it to make it look good.
But that's not talent, so much as it's stubbornness and/or determination. There's something to be said for that, I suppose, but it's not going to pay my bills, as I said.
By contrast, take someone like Jack Kirby. It's been said (repeatedly) that he didn't actually draw comics -- he just traced what was in his head. I've heard many stories from individuals who watched him work, and they've all said the artwork just flowed out of him. There was no conscious thought to layout or perspective or anatomy or any objective measure of his work -- it just... happened in front of him. He didn't think about how to draw Captain America leaping across a room to whack Hitler on the jaw, his hand just instinctively knew where to put his pencil to create that image.
I've heard people who engage in specific physical activities talk about "muscle memory." The idea is that, if you do something enough times or have a natural proclivity towards something, you can repeat that movement without much conscious thought. Scientists have actually determined that this is, in fact, a reality -- a golfer like Tiger Woods goes into an almost trance-like state when he's actively golfing. I caught an interview with Orlando Bloom a little while back who said that, after the Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean trilogies, he's developed an almost innate sense of sword-fighting. Their bodies are attuned to the movements needed to swing a nine iron or a rapier and, by letting those natural reactions take place somewhat automatically, they can repeat those movements extremely well on an ongoing basis.
I think the same is true for folks in creative jobs, as well. If you draw Spider-Man six times a day, every day, you're bound to get pretty good at drawing him well without a lot of conscious thought. If you write a 22-page comic book script for Batman every week, sooner or later, it will become like second nature. And, while those are specific examples, that holds true in a broader context as well. If you spend every day drawing for two or three hours -- whatever you happen to see: cars, computers, people, buildings, trees, etc. -- you're going to become talented at drawing in general. And if you spend a few hours a day writing -- whether it's a comic script, a journal, a blog, etc. -- you're going to become better overall at putting words together to form complete thoughts.
Part of the reason I started this blog was to "force" myself to write more regularly. I don't need to write much for my day job, and this gives me an outlet to put thoughts down in a (hopefully) cohesive fashion. (This is an idea I shamelessly stole from Mark Evanier, by the way.) I was actually a little proud of myself in 2007 for getting at least one blog post for every day of the year. But I'm exercising my mental muscle (indeed, the brain is just another muscle) for writing every time I sit down to bang out another post here. Theoretically, this will make that book I keep threatening to write that much easier once I get around to starting it, because I will have gotten used to putting words together to articulate my thoughts.
How many of you have guessed how I landed on the subject of this post? Yup. I was sitting here staring at a blank page asking myself, "What the heck am I going to write about today?"
So, for as much as I might say that I dislike a certain writer or artist, I have to give them credit for having things together enough to even create a comic book under the auspices of a large corporation. That they're able to put together something even remotely cohesive on a regular basis is impressive, and I have a HUGE amount of respect for the folks who can do it well. Whether it stems from natural talent or the diligence of ongoing practice over the course of years, I commend everyone who's able to make a living working past that perpetually blank page.
That being said, though, I still don't understand how Rob Liefeld can still get work.
By the way, I think your writing's improving, Sean.


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RICHARD JOSEPH LAVIN, 80 Was an educator and consultant
LEOMINSTER - Dr. Richard J. Lavin, 80, of Leominster, and Popponesset Beach, Mashpee, died Thursday, Dec. 23,
2010, at his home of natural causes.
An educator and consultant, he dedicated most of his career to the field of education. He was the Founder and
Executive Director of the Merrimack Education Center in
Chelmsford, for 26 years before retiring n 1993.
Merrimack Education Center (MEC) became a model for education collaboratives in Massachusetts and Dr. Lavin served as the first President of the Massachusetts Organization of Educational Collaboratives. He also was President of the Massachusetts Association of School Business Officials and Director of the Northeast Educational Research Exchange (NEREX). He taught graduate courses at Boston College and Boston University and assisted Fitchburg State College in expanding field-based graduate education programs to Massachusetts school districts.
Dr. Lavin was born and grew up in Leominster. He graduated from the College of the Holy Cross with a Bachelor of Science Degree (1952); Babson College with an MBA (1956) and Boston University with a Doctorate Degree in Education (1969). He was also a Navy veteran of the Korean War and served as an officer aboard the destroyer escort, USS George E. Davis (DE- 357).
Predeceased by his wife of 49 years, Esther (Fantozzi), in 2004, he leaves four daughters, Susan Lavin Jones and husband, David, of Summit, NJ; Patricia Roberts and husband, David, of Wayland; Margaret (Peggy) Lavin of Charlestown; and Julie Loria and husband, Jeffrey, of New York, NY; two sisters, Gladys McKinnon, of Waterville Valley, NH and Barbara Smith, of Sarasota, FL; one brother, David Lavin, and wife, Ann of Princeton; and four grandsons, Matthew, John, William and Alex, who he loved dearly. A brother, Robert Lavin, passed away in 2008. He also leaves his close friend and companion, Jean Sanders.
Memorial contributions can be made to Diversified Visiting Nursing Association of Leominster, 25 Tucker Drive, Leominster, MA 01453.
Brandon Funeral Home directed arrangements.


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Helping technology companies grow and developing people and teams have been passions of mine for the last ten years. The idea replicating that even better than before brought me to Denmark, and why I ultimately decided to join the Trackunit team as their President in November 2017.
For the last seven years, I expanded the Off-highway business at Telogis, a company that was acquired by Verizon in July 2016. Whether it was facilitating the acquisition of new customers or managing our heavy equipment and asset OEM relationships, I strove to set the strategic direction for the our company, but also set the pace for the industries we played in, specifically Construction & Heavy Equipment, Equipment Rental, Utility, and Oil & Gas. I serve on the board of the Association of Equipment Management Professionals (AEMP) and continue to drive awareness for efficiencies that so many have yet to take advantage of.
I graduated from Duke University and hold an MBA from NYU's Stern School of Business. I reside in New York City with my wife and two young children, exposing them to as much their little brains can absorb. I am a sucker for all sports, both as a participant and as spectator. I find myself to be a student of the game, whether it be in business or on some field.