Quantum3 founders Courtney Stadd, Paul Carliner and Liam Sarsfield were featured in the Bethesda Business Gazette, a newspaper based in Stadd's hometown of Bethesda, Maryland.
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http://www.gazette.net/stories/050908/businew182942_32355.shtml
Quantum3 cofounder and senior vice president Liam Sarsfield was featured in The Capital, his hometown daily newspaper published in Annapolis, Maryland.
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www.hometownannapolis.com/cgi-bin/read/2008/04_28-10/CSC
-- posted by Rachel MacKnight, Quantum3 communications director
Being a fan of motion pictures has its pluses and minuses. You can safely indulge your fantasies. You can watch anything happen. Make anything real. The collective fantasies of a culture roll across the screen. But in a larger sense motion pictures are more than that.
A bunch of bananas are hanging inside a cage full of monkeys with a box beneath it. Pretty soon one of the monkeys jumps on the box to snatch a banana; the zookeeper sprays the other monkeys with ice cold water. After a few repeats of this behavior every time a hungry monkey tries to snatch a banana the other monkeys attack him. A week later the zookeeper replaces a monkey with a new hungry monkey who immediately tries to snatch lunch. To his shock he's attacked by the other
I deeply regret that I was unable to join my colleagues, Paul Carliner and Liam Sarsfield, at the February 21 event where details of our company's and nine other teams' efforts to win the Google Lunar X PRIZE were publicly announced.
I was reminded of the private sector's role in space exploration when I attended the Goddard Memorial Dinner inlast week. The dinner is an annual event held to honor Robert Goddard, the father of liquid-fueled rocketry and the namesake of the Goddard Space Flight Center. Goddard was an academic. Washington



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