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Brian R. Linnekens has been involved with the Santa Monica Rotary Club for over four years.

In this Sunday's New York Times, reporter Brian Stelter outlines his using Twitter as a tool for weight loss by setting up a @brianstelter25 account for his progress and tweeting out his exercise plan and meals.\r\n\r\nHe ends up losing 75 pounds.

Autism and Independence (A Conversation between Brian R King and Susan Lynn Perry) Topics Discussed: - The danger of labels - The myth of independence - The…

He might be a crybaby, but one thing's for certain: Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) is no pushover. The cigarette-smoking congressman recently told Brian Williams that even though people ...

If there is a more ambitious case modder than Brian DeVitis, I haven’t heard of him. Not content with having his game consoles anywhere but in one place, Brian has taken the liberty of dismantling and reconfiguring eleven game consoles, a projector, and sound system into one box.

Anyone who thought that the 2012 election battle over health care would be a simple matter between President Barack Obama and a candidate who wants to privatize Medicare and "repeal Obamacare" is waking up to new complications today, as Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) are teaming up on a new Medicare reform plan that has both men pitching and yawing leftward and rightward from their previous positions. As Brian Beutler and Benjy Sarlin put it, this plan is going to "turn the fight over Medicare on its head."

I had the privilege of being involved in a dialogue yesterday that centered around the question, Do you use Autistic Person or Person with Autism to describe…

Brian R Linnekens is the president and principal shareholder of Global Innovation Development, Inc (www.GIDevelopmentinc.com), a real estate development company. Brian was born in San Francisco and moved to Lake Tahoe with his family when he was very young. He grew up in the mountains and attended South Tahoe High School where he was the Class President during each of his freshman, sophomore, junior and senior years. He played varsity football and taught a junior golf program during his summers. Brian then studied structural engineering at Swarthmore College, where he was a member of a Del