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Early Investors in Explorers Foundation (before 2010)
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 | Jerry Anderson : The Antelope Crystal (Lubbock), Texas
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| Marcy Ayanian : Los Angeles
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| Los Angeles, California — legal assistant, secretary, musician.
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| Axtell Byles : La Veta, Colorado
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| Carol W. Byles : Los Angeles
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| artist, crossword puzzle solver.
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| Stuart W. Byles : Van Nuys, California
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| construction manager . hiker . iron man
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| James C. Bennett : Lyons, Colorado
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| The Anglosphere Institute, President
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| scientist . entrepreneur ... former EF board member
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| From the PureCycle Corporation Annual Report for 2004 (one venture of many in which Tom was key)
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| THOMAS P. CLARK was appointed Chief Executive Officer in April 2001 and due to health concerns resigned his position as CEO in November 2004. Prior to his appointment as our Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Clark served as our President and Treasurer from 1987 to April 2001. Mr. Clark is primarily involved in the management of our business. His other business activities include: President, LC Holdings, Inc. (business development), 1983 to present, and partner (through a wholly owned corporation) of Resource Technology Associates (development of mineral and energy technologies), 1982 to present. Mr. Clark serves on the board of the Rangeview Metropolitan District. Mr. Clark received his Bachelor of Science degree in Geology and Physics from Brigham Young University.
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| Tom was a director of the Explorers Foundation and an inspiration to those who worked with him. Tom died in June 2005.
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| Steve Elliott : Longmont, Colorado
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| music, photography, computers, EF board member
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| Beekeeping in Uganda: Longmont Free University Catalog, Summer 2004
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| Steve Elliott
Longmont Free University (Fees $50.00) Total: $0.0
Late Summer 2004
My hobby is raising bees in Uganda, East Africa. Through some generous donations and two non-profit agencies - one here in the US and one in Soroti, Uganda, some friends and I have established a co-operative of farmers there who are learning how to become beekeepers. We give them a week's worth of training, and a microfinance loan for about $125 that pays for two bee hives and gear for each farmer. When the honey is harvested, they will all work together to process the honey and sell it in the local markets. This class is going to follow the project, make suggestions, and, as soon as the farmers come up with a name, we will produce all the labels for the honey jars and ship them off to Uganda. We also want to investigate free voice over internet phone calls so we can build a better digital bridge to Uganda. I'm not taking any money to teach this class, but the $50 materials fee will go towards tools, books and other supplies for the project.
I visited Uganda in March and made lots of friends. Now I'd like to help them become self sufficient.
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| Bujagali Falls — Photo credit Steve Elliott
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| Steve's logo for Teso's All Natural Honey
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| Michael Flanagan : Longmont, Colorado
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| photographer, musician, traveler
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| Lara Ewing Himber : Indian Hills (Denver)
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| Ewing & Associates helps client companies generate revenue by enhancing customer relationships.
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| Robert Himber : Indian Hills (Denver)
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| scriptwriter, actor, entrepreneur.
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| Richard F. Hobbs : Milwaukee
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| financial executive, Lake Michigan sailor
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| sculptor, welding engineer . story . investments.
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| Soleman Idd : Washington, DC
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| entrepreneur ... Gabon, Africa ... Italy ... Somalia ... Chairman of Openworld, Inc.
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| Barbara F. Johnson : Marana (Tuscon), Arizona
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| engineer, artist, public works director, advisor to Explorers Foundation
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| Alia Johnson : Barrytown, New York
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| Duane Knight, Jr. : Denver
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| accounting, finance ... education, teaching ... martial arts ... contributes accounting services for Explorers Foundation
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| Maureen Lancaster : Denver
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| writer, illustrator, researcher
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| The Almanac of Political Corruption (Fall 2007) — webpage (Random House publishing)
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| In business since 1983, we publish monthly and annual reports on short-term trends, covering everything from automobile tires to zoo admissions. We base our reports on objective research and reliable resources, spotting and analyzing changes that are underway in order to provide pertinent support for those who must make decisions affecting the future.
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| Windham Loopesko : Denver
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| business organization, variety of services offered.
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| construction, residential, commercial
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| civil, structural engineer ... pilot ... inventor
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| psychologist . management consultant ... former EF board member
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| Pierre de Rochemont : Austin
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| L. Pierre de Rochemont, GM/Founder of Composite Ceramic Technologies, LLC
and Founder & CEO of GigaCircuits, Inc., Austin, Texas.
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| Albert Turner : Buenos Aires, Argentina
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| actor, voice work ... systems thinking
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| Ricardo Valenzuela : Tucson & Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico
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| writer ... rancher ... banker
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| management consultant, books, libraries, music, ethics, liberty, individualism, cognitive & behavioral psychology, Viktor Frankl, Karl Popper, local government
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| Ed Warner : Denver & Zimbabwe, Africa
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| geologist . collaborative conservation of land, flora, fauna . environmentalist ... g... traveler ... EF board member
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| Sand Country Foundation — board member
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| Warner College of Natural Resources, at Colorado State University
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| Stuart (Juan) S. Wilson : Boulder, Colorado
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| investment management ... opera ... Spain ... bow hunting, barrel racing, bird banding, Adirondack Mountains
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