We first met Liyan back in 1995 when I (Sue) was working at Channel 1 and my son (Caz) was 10 years old. Liyan had recently moved to the US from China, was somewhat shy about his English, and was the best HTML hand coder working for us. Our pixel image is from that time, when Caz would come in to work with me, play computer games and surf the newly blossoming Web with us. In the summer of 1996, Caz had me shave half his head and dye the remaining side bright green. Liyan had a cross country road race and asked me to shave some crazy equation on his head having to do with Einstein's theory of relativity and time dilation and involving the Lorentz factor, or some such thing.
Thanks to:
- Mr. Luis Pallares
- Ms. Sue Downing 1986 HU
- Professor Jo Anne Yates UN
- Eric L. Sullivan S
- Albert S. Liu 2003 ML
- Mr. Boris Partensky UN
- Daniel R. Feldman 2002 CE
- Mr. Stephen Kaufer
- Mr. Raju Matta UN
- Mr. Edward Taub
Run Liyan Run
We first met Liyan back in 1995 when I (Sue) was working at Channel 1 and my son (Caz) was 10 years old. Liyan had recently moved to the US from China, was somewhat shy about his English, and was the best HTML hand coder working for us. Our pixel image is from that time, when Caz would come in to work with me, play computer games and surf the newly blossoming Web with us. In the summer of 1996, Caz had me shave half his head and dye the remaining side bright green. Liyan had a cross country road race and asked me to shave some crazy equation on his head having to do with Einstein's theory of relativity and time dilation and involving the Lorentz factor, or some such thing.
The Pledge
The Pledge
OneMillionDollarFlag.org started as one person, then grew to a dedicated group, then a passionate crowd, and with your help we're hoping to start a movement. The OneMillionDollarFlag.org team is running to support cancer research: our pledge is to run over 2000 miles with a 100x50 inch flag made of images from sponsors in 2007. We will run everyday and physically show the flag to over two million people as well as attract 20 million people online visitors. For details see. About UsMIT Center for Cancer Research
MIT Center for Cancer Research
The mission of the MIT Center for Cancer Research (CCR) is to apply the tools of basic science and technology to understanding how cancer is caused, progressed and responds to treatment. The CCR is uniquely poised to bring the best science and the best minds to bear on cancer and cancer treatment. For more information please visit its web site: MIT Center for Cancer Research. Donate
Donate
All proceeds go to the MIT Center for Cancer Research. To donate now, follow this link to the MIT donation page: Raising the Flag to Support Cancer Research Fund. For details please see Donate.Once we receive confirmation from MIT, we will send out email with login information to this site, where you can post your story. Donors with over $100 donation can upload an image to be placed on the image below and the flag itself. Having your image on the flag is great for brand building. You will also receive appropriate tax break documentation for your donation. Please visit the Donate page and the FAQ page for details.