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An Alpha mom (American English) or Alpha mum (British English) is a high achieving, Type A mother.
The term was defined by Good Morning America as follows "Alpha moms have emerged as the generation of college educated woman who take their experiences from the workplace and apply them to parenting with the same intensity. Aware of their potential influence, advertisers are tapping into them to reach moms all over America."
The term Alpha Mom was coined in 2004 by the branding artist and Designer Constance Van Flandern in development of the Comcast On-Demand Television Network originally slated as "The Mommy Channel". While promoting the Alpha Mom Channel, Isabel Kallman, a new mom herself, began to be identified as the Alpha Mom. The June 20, 2005 issue of New York Magazine magnified this perception with a cover story on Kallman entitled “Empire of the Alpha Mom.”

This article lists people who have been featured on the postage stamps of the Netherlands Antilles. Note that many of these people have been featured on multiple stamps. The following entries list the name of the person, a short description of their notability, and the first year they were first featured on a stamp.
This list is complete through 2021.
A
*Julio Antonio Abraham, founder of the Democratic Party of Bonaire (1976)
*Eduardo Adriana, sportsman and Olympic athlete (1998)
B
*Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts (1957)
*Beatrix of the Netherlands, queen of the Netherlands, 1980-2013 (1965)
*F. S. De Beer, friar (1986)
*Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, prince consort (1962)
*Jacob Binckes, Dutch commodore (1934)
*Louis Brion, military officer and fighter for South American independence (1934)
C
*I. H. Capriles, founder of Maduro and Curiel bank (1991)
*Catharina-Amalia, Princess of Orange, daughter of King Willem-Alexander (2004)
*Phelippi Benito Chakutoe, union leader (1996)
*Abraham Mendes Chumaceiro, political reformer (1989)
*Claus von Amsberg, prince and husband of Queen Beatrix (1992)
*J. A. Correa, founder of Maduro and Curiel bank (1991)
*Joseph Sickman Corsen, poet (1990)
D
*Nicholaas Debrot, community development leader (1988)
*José Dormoy, aviation pioneer (2009)
*Paula Clementina Dorner, teacher (1989)
*Abraham Jesurun Dz, unknown (1998)
E
*William Charles De La Try Ellis, community development leader (1988)
*Jan Hendrik Albert Eman, first Prime Minister of Aruba (1973)
*Emma of Waldeck and Pyrmont, queen regent of the Netherlands, 1879-90 (2007)
*Christiaan Josef Hendrikus Engels, physician, painter, pianist, and poet (1996)
*Cornelis Evertsen the Younger, Dutch Admiral (1934)
F
*Christina Elizabeth Flanders, social activist (1998)
G
*Lodewijk Daniel Gerharts, politician and promoter of tourism for Bonaire (1992)
*William Godden, founder of Mijnmaatschappij Phosphate Mining Co. ( 1988)
*:nl:Wilson Godett, Dutch boxer and politician (1999)
*Costa Gomez, Prime Minister of the Netherlands Antilles (1972)
*Johannes de Graaff, governor of St. Eustatius (1976)
H
*Mary Gertrude Johnson Hassel, introduced lace making to Saba (1996)
*Charles Ernst Barend Hellmund, community development leader (1988)
*Frederik Hendrik, sovereign prince of Orange and stadtholder of Holland (1934)
*Rowland Hill, inventor of the postage stamp and postal reformer (1980)
I
*Juan Enrique Irausquin, financier and patriot (1972)
J
*Atthelo Maud Edwards Jackson, community development leader (1988)
*Abraham Jesurun, unknown (1998)
*, aviation pioneer (2009)
*Efrain Jonckheer, diplomat (1994)
*John Ancieto de Jongh, pharmacist and member of Parliament (1989)
*Juliana of the Netherlands, queen of the Netherlands (1948)
K
*Ferdinand Kieckens, friar (1986)
*Evert Stephanus Jordanus Kruythoff, poet (1990)
L
*Joseph Huserell Lake, politician and journalist (1994)
*Angela Altagracia de Lannoy-Willems, politician and social activist (1992)
*Pierre Lauffer, Curaçaoan writer and poet (1985)
M
*Nelson Mandela, president of South Africa (2005)
*Salomon Elias Levi Maduro, founder of S. E. L. Maduro Shipping (1987)
*Cornelius Marten, spiritual care giver on Bonaire (1996)
*Máxima Zorreguieta Cerruti, queen of the Netherlands (2002)
N
*Gerrit Simeon Newton, unknown (1998)
*Carlos Alberto Nicolaas-Perez, poet (1990)
*Martinus J. Niewindt, first apostolic vicar for Curaçao (1960)
O
*Alonso de Ojeda, Spanish explorer, governor and conquistador (1949)
P
*Jacobo Palm, composer (1989)
*Rudolf Theodorus Palm, composer (1981)
*Manuel Carlos Piar, independence hero (1967)
*John de Pool, poet (1990)
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R
*Rembrandt, Dutch painter, printmaker and draughtsman (2006)
*Michiel Martinus Romer, educator (1994)
*Eleanor Roosevelt, American political figure, diplomat, and activist (1984)
*Joseph Roulin, postman and friend of van Gogh (2005)
*Michiel de Ruyter, Dutch admiral (1966)
S
*, engineer (1978)
*Lionel Bernard Scott, architect and statesman (1974)
*John Horris Sprockel, politician of the Netherlands Antilles and first president (1988)
*Peter Stuyvesant, last Dutch Director-General of the colony of New Netherland (1982)
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U
*Willem Usselincx, Flemish Dutch merchant, investor and diplomat (1934)
V
*Vincent van Gogh, painter (2005)
*Cedric Virginie, handicapped worker at Public Library (1995)
*Mauritius Vliegendehond, friar (1986)
W
*Cyrus Wilberforce Wathey, businessman and philanthropist (1992)
*, aviation pioneer (2009)
*Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, queen of the Netherlands, 1890-1948 (1892 )
*Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, king of the Netherlands, 2013- (2002)
*William the Silent, revolutionary leader (1933)
*William III of the Netherlands, king of the Netherlands, 1849-90 (1873)
*Carel Nicolaas Winkel, public figure and social worker (1994)
*Christiaan Winkel, deputy governor of Netherlands Antilles (1992)
X
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Y
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Z
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MX Machine is an American thrash metal band from Los Angeles, California. Initially active from 1985 to 1989, the band reformed in 2007 with a renewed line-up.
Biography
MX Machine was formed in 1985 by bass guitarist Diego Negrete with vocalist Lee Kaiser, guitarist Mitch Rellas and local drummer Sam Monarez. Drummer Danny Anaya (formally of Abbitior) joined soon after and the original MX Machine started. The band's first demo, "Fatal Mistake", was produced by Bill Metoyer. The demo and a few sold out Hollywood shows led them to sign with Sharon Murley and Restless Records in 1987.
They released their first album, Manic Panic, in 1988, gaining critical recognition and touring in support of the album Manic Panic. MX Machine became notorious in the Los Angeles underground scene for wildly staged drunken antics and powerful fast three-minute songs. They quickly rose to popularity but were banned from most local clubs at the same time, which became a problem as no promoters wanted to book the act for fear of destroyed property. So the "AfterParty" became a common practice. Songs from the album made it to the large screen with "Psychotic Killing Machine" used in the soundtrack to Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III. "Kick You In The Face" appeared in the feature Under The Boardwalk. After the tour, MX Machine began work on a new album in 1989 for Restless, but the results of these sessions remain unreleased as the record contract was dissolved and MX Machine disbanded. Soon later John Ayala a drummer from other bands like Lace and Bastard Son joined the band, during his short journey they played at the House of Blues in Los Angeles.
In 2007, Negrete, fueled by a growing internet demand. proceeded to resurrect MX Machine with the help of guitarist Larry Arrieta from the band "Fear", drummer Joe Montelongo from Evil Dead and Krystin Leigh on rhythm guitar. They helped Negrete renew the energy to perform shows and bring to life the band's history.
2010 MX Machine as three-piece band with Negrete on bass guitar and vocals, Dan Sindel on guitar rose to the call to perform shows and track Devils Highway. A single and EP produced again by Bill Metoyer. Since the relaunch of MX Machine, the band has been on a new path playing their classic slamming 3 minute punk style tunes. Classic anthems "Kick You In The Face" and "Fuck The Neighbors!" are in the mix for oldschoolers and with new updated material, the band is bringing big sounds to the Rock and Roll front once again. The band has since shared the stage with some greater acts including Helmet, Accept, Hed PE, Rattlehead, Winger, Saxon, Y&T and a massive show at Hollywoods' legendary House of Blues with Agent Steel where All Hell Broke Loose.
2013. Negrete is on a solid new path to deliver NEW music with great assistance by Teri Spiker, Joe Montelongo and by guitarist/songwriter Jeremy Hicks Kachik. Who co-wrote the music with the group.
Negrete went back to the two inch Analog recording process with a new Producer, Los Angeles Punk/Hardcore Producer Manuel Nieto. The songs are a breakaway from the old school. A bold jump into a new direction with layers and deep pounding rhythms.
New sessions have begun and singles are set for 2015 releases. At this point the group is concentrating on music and imagery. There are no plans to perform live.
A footnote: In 2007, Manic Panic was acquired by WMG/EMI and re-released digitally thru Rhino Records after being ReMastered by Bill Metoyer. MX Machine can now be found on iTunes and YouTube and have been humbled with FM Radio spins nationwide.
Current members
*Diego Negrete - vocals, bass guitar
*Teri Spiker - guitars
*Jeremy Hicks-Kachik - guitars
*Joe Montelongo - drums
*Manuel Nieto- Producer
Former members
*Lee Kaiser - Vocals
*Mitch Rellas - guitar
*Liquid Dan (aka Danny Anaya) - drums (died 2017)
*Dan Sindel- guitar
*Larry Arietta- guitar
*Krystin Leigh- guitar
*John Ayala- Drums
Discography
*' (C 1988/2012 WMG/EMI, BMI)
*Dogtown Sessions (c 2008 BMI)
*"Devils Highway" single/EP (Copyright 2013 BMI)