Bruce M Logan from Naples, FL, age 34

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Bruce Logan - Lawyer

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Office:

Ash, Anos, Freedman & Logan, L.L.C.

Specialties:

Elder Law & Advocacy
Construction Litigation
Construction Contracting
Chancery and Special Remedies Litigation
Corporate and Partnership Dissolution Litigation
Business Organizations
Commercial Practice
Real Estate Acquisitions and Structuring
Civil Appeals

ISLN:

905384359

Admitted:

1970

University:

DePaul University, B.S.C., 1965

Law School:

DePaul University, J.D., 1969

Medicine Doctors

Bruce David Logan

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Specialties:

Internal Medicine

Education:

Columbia University (1972)

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Entrepreneur

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Entrepreneur

Bruce Logan

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Skills:

Microsoft Excel
Powerpoint
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Office
Photoshop
Marketing Strategy
Public Speaking
Strategic Planning
Creative Writing
Expository Writing
Negotiation
Event Planning
Training
Budgets
Editing
Customer Service
Research
Social Media
Teaching
Leadership
Management
Team Building
Public Relations

Bruce Logan

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Location:

United States

Bruce Logan

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Location:

United States

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Bruce M. Logan

N. B. P., INC

Bruce Logan
President

Colby Enterprises, Inc

1849 N Helm Ave, Fresno, CA 93727

Bruce Logan
President

Whisper Trace Condominium Association, Inc
Membership Organization · Nonclassifiable Establishments

5067 Tamiami Trl E, Naples, FL 34113
4670 Cardinal Way, Naples, FL 34112

News

New Zealand Rejects Flag Change, Retains U.K.-Themed Incumbent

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The option for a new flag is so historically rootless and culturally banal it is embarrassing, Bruce Logan wrote in a column for the New Zealand Herald last month. It is as superficial as a television bank advertisement.

Date

Mar 24, 2016

Category:

World

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Making (Unlimited) Hydrogen From Salt Water And Wastewater

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Bruce Logan, professor of environmental engineering at Penn State University, has been working on bacteria that can serve as a cog in a fuel cell. In the right combination, they chew through the organic materials in wastewater and release electrons that can be harvested as electricity--or turned int

Date

Sep 20, 2011

Category:

Sci/Tech

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Google

Limitless hydrogen from microbes

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"There are bacteria that occur naturally in the environment that are able to release electrons outside of the cell, so they can actually produce electricity as they are breaking down organic matter," explained co-author Bruce Logan, from Pennsylvania State University, US.

Date

Sep 20, 2011

Category:

Sci/Tech

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Google

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