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for better printing | Frank T. Paolino, Jr
 Frank Paolino | Education
I have an MBA from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1982 and a BS in Chemistry from the University of Lowell in 1980.
Personal
An Acton, Massachusetts resident and parent of 4 students in the Acton-Boxboro school system, I also coach Babe Ruth baseball.
Contact
Contact Frank Paolino at:
frank@doshikai.net
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Work
I am the Founder and President of MayFlower Software, Inc.
http://www.maysoft.com
I founded the Company in 1983 and I am mainly the chief technologist, architect and visionary of all the Company’s products and services.
The company makes anti-Spam, anti-Virus, anti-Phishing and anti-Spyware software for email systems that use Lotus Notes and Domino. |  |
 | Karate Cross Training
I have been working on teaching karate to kids who practice other sports to help their concentration and strength. Many professional (and amateur) athletes have found karate a good complement to their other sports.
Read about the Karate Cross Training Class |
Bonsai
An amateur Bonsai maker, here I am with my next project, a juniper and soon to be bonsai tree.
My rank as a Bonsai trimmer is white belt, but I amputting in the hours to learn the techniques. |  |
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I started taking Karate in college at UMass Lowell in 1977 under Master Kazumi Tabata. In my senior year, I was captain of the Karate team. Currently, I train with Master Nago Matsuyama.
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 | Mountain Biking
I enjoy mountain biking all over New England with my wife and four children.
This is a photo of my Jeep Rubicon AWD Mountain Bike at the left. On a bike, all-wheel-drive means 2 wheel drive. That's right, the front wheel is powered and pulls the bike along.
That gear in the front is a drive gear, so power is delivered to the front wheel if the back wheel spins in mud or snow.
Based on a design from Christini, this bike delivers power to the front wheel if the back wheel starts spinning. I have tried it in the snow, and you cannot stop this bike!
Although these gears look complicated and could cause some problems, they are quiet and basically invisible while riding. |
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