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[27 May 2010|07:37am] |
If it's alright with Cass I was thinking an impromptu party Monday evening for Memorial Day will be a good excuse for a party and getting to know everyone. Don't worry, it's not one of those stuffy office parties where people are forced to wear name tags while sipping shirley temples. I want to see who will be stupid enough to drink so much to dance on the table. Sort out the weak ones in the pack. Once again, if Cass is okay with this we can start setting up a sign-up and who is willing to bring some food. I'll find a good cater, set up the grills and get this show on the road.
In other news, let's send the Celtics some good karma because if they lose against the Lakers, that's going to be the upset of the season.
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[19 May 2010|02:46pm] |
 Jason "Jax" William Tripp, an Irish Catholic Bostonian, was born on October 28, 1973, in the federal style houses of Beacon Hill to two affluent parents whom he rebelled against by attending Emerson College to pursue a career in communications. Following the traditions of Greek life, he excelled in his studies (through bribery and heavy contributions from his family to the institution) and within the fraternity. After completing his undergraduate program he was accepted into Harvard to round out his studies with a major in communications and minor in journalism. While in school, he turned down the route of becoming a journalist to doing what he did best: speaking up for others. The boastful frat guy traded in tees and jeans for a suit, two cell phones, and a list of clients he now represents. Staying true to his Irish, Scottish, and Finnish roots, he primarily represents both Boston natives and those with similar heritage. He's an all around guy's guy that takes any sport serious. So much so, he lost a bet three years ago which led to the drastic career change. From publicist to businessman, he used his talents to work as the PR of the W hotel in New York, only to cross over in management a year shy of leaving New York for Colorado( ... )
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