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Grisanti pleaded guilty in October 2010 in a federal wire fraud scheme through his business, Grisanti Rebel Cheverolet.
He also repaid a $2 million loss to Regions Bank as a result of his scheme.
Grisanti was a key government witness in its prosecution of Hal Neilson, a Oxford FBI agent accused of lying about his financial interests in the Oxford FBI Building where he worked.
After a two-week trial in late 2010, a jury found Neilson not guilty on some counts, then prosecutors dropped those the jury could not decide on.
Before Grisanti was sentenced to one day with credit for time served in May 2011, the U.S. Attorney's Office asked the court for leniency because of his cooperation in the Neilson case.
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Major 20th-Century Works Enter Cantor Arts Center Collection
Isamu Noguchi (U.S.A., 19041988), "Victim", 1962 (cast 1988). Bronze. Cantor Arts Center, Museum purchase made possible by gifts from Mr. and Mrs. John Freidenrich, Burton and Deedee McMurtry, Marilynn and Carl Thoma, Bobbie and Mike Wilsey, and the Modern and Contemporary Art Fund, 2009.96. ©2010 The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, New York/Artists Rights Rights Society (ARS), New York.
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at Stanford University announces the addition of major works to its collection. Two of the acquisitions are purchases of sculpture by artists Isamu Noguchi and Magdalena Abakanowicz. The third acquisition is the donation of screenprints of Mao Tse-Tung by Andy Warhol. The sculptures by Noguchi and Abakanowicz enhance a collection of 20th-century sculpture that already includes works displayed at the museum and throughout campus by artists such as Joan Miró, George Segal, Jacques Lipchitz, Gaston Lachaise, Elie Nadelman, Raymond Duchamp-Villon, Henry Moore, and Jean Arp.
Thanks to our longtime loyal friends and to new donors, I am happy to say that we added 160 works to the collection in 2009, said Thomas K. Seligman, director of the Cantor Arts Center. Late last year, gifts enabled the acquisition of the Isamu Noguchi bronze sculpture Victim, one of the most significant acquisitions the Center has made during my 18-year tenure as director, plus the marvelous sculpture Sage E by Magdalena Abakanowicz, and an important series of prints by Warhol. With acquisitions such as these, we are exponentially raising the quality of the Centers collection, which will provide for future engaging and educational presentations.
A work by innovative Asian-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi has long been on the museums wish list. Victim was cast shortly before Noguchis death in 1988 and is number four in an edition of six bronzes that was first produced in 1962. The son of a Japanese poet and an American translator, Noguchi is well known for his work, which includes landscape architecture, stage sets, and mass-produced lamps and furniture. Born in Los Angeles and trained in Europe, Noguchi traveled to Japan during his lifetime and was exquisitely attuned to issues of Japanese-American relations. In Victim, Noguchi wedded the characteristic simplicity of his design with a profound evocation of despair to create a sculpture that speaks silently and eloquently about the tragedy of war, devastation, and inhumanity. Victim has entered the collection thanks to donors Jill and John Freidenrich, Deedee and Burton McMurtry, Marilynn and Carl Thoma, and Bobbie and Mike Wilsey, and Cantor Arts Center funds.
Abakanowicz, born in Poland in 1930, has created sculptures that profoundly reflect the years of war and oppression that she witnessed as a child and in her life behind the Iron Curtain. Although her art stems from her personal history, the figures she creates partake of universal artistic language relating to themes of alienation, individualism, and community, explained Hilarie Faberman, curator of modern and contemporary art. Sage E is one of a number of seated, headless torsos inspired by a group of sculptures originally made in burlap. When realized in bronze in 1990, the form was simplified the hands were placed on the figure's lap and melded into the knees, making the subject more monolithic and iconic. As in many of Abakanowicz's works, the ceramic shell remains on the roughly textured surface; this patination gives the work the appearance of having just been excavated. The acquisition of Sage E was made possible by a bequest from Jane B. Miller and the Centers Modern and Contemporary Art Fund.
The third acquisition is a series of color portraits of Mao Tse-Tung, created in 1972 by Andy Warhol. Much of Warhols output whether painting, works on paper, or sculpture concerns issues of celebrity, reproduction, and authenticity. Perhaps in no series do these issues intertwine as seamlessly as in the Mao screenprints. Each of the images in the series varies the color of the sitters face and costume, as well as the shape of the energetic black squiggles around him. Museum of Modern Art curator Kynaston McShine wrote eloquently about Warhols image of Mao: If Warhol can be regarded as an artist of strategy, his choice of Mao as a subject as the ultimate star was brilliant. The image of Mao, taken from the portrait photograph reproduced in the chairmans so-called Little Red Book, is probably the one recognized by more of the worlds population than any other a ready-made icon representing absolute political and cultural power. In Warhols hands this image could be considered ominously and universally threatening, or a parody, or both. The Mao prints are a gift of the Marmor Foundation (Drs. Michael and Jane Marmor) from the collection of Drs. Judd and Katherine Marmor, and are part of the Marmor Foundations generous ongoing donations to the Center.
Sage E by Abakanowicz and Victim by Noguchi are on view in the museums H. L. Kwee Galleria. Warhols portraits of Mao Tse-Tung were on view in 2009, while on loan from the Marmor Foundation.
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Looking to buy a new compact digital camera and want to know what the very best compact cameras are called? Then you're in the right place. Here are our top five best compact cameras of the past year by review score. Given that all the cameras we've listed here scored over 90% they earned a WhatDigitalCamera.com 'Gold' award – our equivalent of an Oscar award. Put simply they're the best compact cameras on the market today.
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If you're an outdoors enthusiast looking for a compact camera that can get wet and stand up to the kind of treatment that would be the ruin of any regular compact then look no further than the Olympus TG-1. Waterproof to 12m, freezeproof to -10c, shockproof to 2m, and crushproof to 100kg the TG-1 is tougher than Chuck Norris and takes a pretty good picture too. The 4x optical zoom is housed within the body, shielded by a pane of toughened glass and offers the 35m focal range equivalent of 25-100mm. Whereas image quality with a folded lens design like this has been the bane of many a 'tough compact' pretender in the past, the TG-1 actually delivers pretty good results; the 12MP backlit CMOS sensor and f/2 lens combining to produce decent images even in low light.
Review Score: 90%
2. Lumix TZ30
Thanks to their powerful zooms and pocketable size, so-called 'travel compacts' have been an increasingly popular choice in recent years - and not just with the jet set either. The Panasonic Lumix TZ30 is a well built and generously featured travel compact with a 20x optical zoom that offers the 35mm focal range equivalent of 24-480mm. In addition, the TZ30 also benefits from Panasonic's own Power O.I.S (Optical Image Stabilisation) sensor-shift technology to help keep your images sharp at extended telephoto settings and slower shutter speeds. Stir in 1080p Full HD video recording, light-speed AF technology and a more than capable 14.1MP MOS sensor and the TZ30 is a serious contender for being the best travel compact currently on the market.
Review Score: 90%
3. Fuji X10
Although it was actually launched (and reviewed) towards the end of 2011, the Fuji X10 warrants inclusion here on several counts. First of all, it's a super stylish little compact that takes its design cues from old-school film rangefinders. In the hand this translates into a wonderfully tactile camera that's an absolute joy to use. Secondly, and in spite of its retro charm the 12MP X10 is packed with useful technology - not least Fuji's unique EXR sensor that allows pixels to be combined for better low-low light performance. Last but by no means least, the £500 launch price for the X10 has fallen to around £300 – making it an absolute steal. If you're looking for a super stylish advanced compact that's big on retro charm and crammed with cutting edge technology, the X10 is the best there is.
Review Score: 91%
4. Panasonic Lumix LX7
The most recent of all the cameras on to this list, the LX7 was launched in August 2012 as the successor to the highly regarded LX5. The LX7 isn't just an incremental upgrade though and brings with it a whole heap of improvements - from the newly designed 1/1.7in 10.1MP MOS sensor to 1080p Full HD movie recording (the LX5 only offered 720p HD recording). Other highlights include the LX7's multi-aspect sensor design that allows you to shoot at 3:2, 16:9 and 1:1 with only a minor loss of resolution over the default 4:3 aspect. Continuous shooting speed has also been boosted to 11fps – from 6fps on the LX5 – and in-camera HDR capture has been added too.If you're looking for a super versatile advanced compact, the LX7 hits all the right notes.
Review Score: 91%
5. Sony RX100
Five hundred quid might seem like an awful lot of money to spend on a compact camera, but if there's one camera that warrants it, it's the RX100. The RX100 is actually Sony's first stab at a premium grade advanced compact and is built around a 1in sensor with an effective resolution 20.2MP. This makes it around four times larger than a regular1/2.3in chip and twice as large as the Fuji X10's. On the front you'll find a Carl Zeiss 4x zoom that offers the 35mm focal range equivalent of 28-100mm, complete with a super fast maximum aperture of f/1.8 at 28mm (rising to f/4.9 at 100mm). Elsewhere, you'll also get a 3in / 1.2m-dot LCD monitor, 1080p Full HD movie recording, full manual controls and the ability to shoot Raw images. Suddenly that £500 price tag doesn't seem quite so high...
Review Score: 92%
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I obtained a BSc (Pure and Applied Chemistry) with 1st Class Honours from the University of NSW in 1985, and a PhD in Physical Chemistry from the same institution in 1989. Following a year as a Research Fellow at Macquarie University, I then moved to the USA, where I was a Research Fellow at Texas A&M and then Yale University. I joined the Department of Chemical Engineering at The University of Newcastle as a lecturer level B in 1994. I was promoted to senior lecturer (level C) in 1998 to Associate Professor (level D) in 2002 and Professor (level E) in 2006.
Since arriving in Newcastle, I have built an active group, undertaking research in the generic area of fire chemistry. My work has resulted in the publication of 2 book chapters, 5 edited books, 121 peer-reviewed articles (63 journal papers and 58 conference papers); delivered 11 plenary and keynote presentations and 36 conference presentations (in addition to peer-reviewed conference papers), produced one provisional patent and 14 major consultancy reports. In addition, 5 manuscripts are in the review process while another 4 have been submitted for consideration. My research has led to the awarding of a number of internationally recognised prizes, including the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) Green Chemistry Award, 2000, the Australia Museum, Eureka Prize for Environmental Research, 2002; and most recently the RK Murphy Medal from the Industrial Chemistry Division of RACI; 2005.
My research is supported by ARC and industry funding, averaging around $300,000 pa. My more recent grants include: ARC Discovery Projects Gas-phase and catalytic reaction of halon under reducing conditions, (2002-2004, $166,000), Conversion of ozone-depleting substances to useful chemicals, (2004-2006, $320,000) and Formation of toxic species during combustion of treated timber, (2005-2007, $600,000). ARC Linkage Grant, Gassing mechanism and stability of foamed explosive emulsions with ORICA Explosives (2002-2004, $143,000) I have also established a network of industrial sponsors (3M Australia, BHPBilliton, OneSteel, Dyno Nobel and Origin Energy) and international collaborators in Europe, North America and Asia. The sponsorship of research by industry includes projects on Self-heating and ignition of zinc, and Flammability of paint primers ($200,000). I am a member of the Priority Research Centre for Energy, where I am chair of the Organising committee.
- PhD, University of New South Wales, 1989
- Bachelor of Science (Chemistry), University of New South Wales, 1985
Research keywords
- fire chemistry
- fire safety
- ozone depeting substance
- synthetic greenhouse gases
Research expertise
Chemical reactions of halogenated compounds at elevated temperatures
- Treatment of ozone-depleting substances
- Catalytic reaction of halogenated compounds
- Reaction of methane with fluorochemicals
Formation of toxic compounds in fires
- Emission of dioxins, furans, PCBs and PAHs in fires
- Combustion and energy recovery from CCA-treated wood and refuse-derived fuels
- Emission of toxic acid gases (such as HF) during combustion of halogenated materials
Mitigation of uncontrolled reactions
- Fire fighting foams, especially the development of non-fluorocarbon foams
- Chemically-enhanced water mist
- Mitigation of chemical fires
- Pyrolysis of solid fuels under fire conditions
- Suppression mechanisms of gaseous agents
Fundamental studies of fire chemistry
- Self-heating and spontaneous ignition of coal
- Flame spread under oxygen depleted conditions
- Flammability of refrigerants
- Tubular burner for rapid testing of gaseous agents
- Narrow channel apparatus for testing of gaseous flame inhibition agents against fires of solid fuels
- Hydrogen production from biomass, coal and methane
- Synthesis of methanol via the reaction of CO2 with hydrogen
- Synthesis of ammonia from hydrogen
Fields of Research
Code | Description | Percentage |
091499 | Resources Engineering And Extractive Metallurgy Not Elsewhere Classified | 75 |
090499 | Chemical Engineering Not Elsewhere Classified | 20 |
030699 | Physical Chemistry Not Elsewhere Classified | 5 |
Centres and Groups
Body relevant to professional practice.
- Fellow - Engineers Australia
- International Association of Fire Safety Science
- Fellow - Royal Aurtralian Chemical Institute
Committee/Associations (relevant to research).
- member and treasurer - Catalysis Society of Australia
Research Award.
2008 |
2008 Harry C. Bigglestone Award
National Fire Protection Association (Australia) The Bigglestone Award is presented annually to the authors of the most outstanding paper submitted to Fire Technology during the previous calendar year. |
2005 |
RK Murphy Medal
Royal Austrlian Chemical Institute (Australia) Nationally competative award. From the Industrial Chemistry Division of RACI; Citation: & in recognition of contributions to science and technology in Australia, contribution to the RACI and, in particular, research in fire science and engineering. |
2002 |
Eureka Prize for Environmental Research
Australian Museum (Australia) |
2000 |
Green Chemistry Challenge Award
Royal Austrlian Chemical Institute (Australia) Nationally competative award. Citation: to recognise fundamental and innovative chemical methods that accomplish pollution prevention through source reduction and that have a broad applicability in industry& |
15th National Symposium on Catalysis
Indo-Pacific Catalysis Association, India (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2001 |
2nd Science, Technology and Standards for Fire Suppression Systems Symposium
National Research Institute of Fire and Disaster, Japan (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2002 |
4th Asia-Oceania Symposium on Fire Science and Technology
Asia-Oceania Association for Fire Science and Technology, Japan (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2000 |
5th International Wood Sciences Conference, High Tatras
Academy of Wood Sciences, Slovak Republic (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2004 |
Fire Expo
Korea Fire Equipment Inspection Corporation (KFI Corp.), Korea, Republic of (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2007 |
Pacifichem 2000
American Chemical Society , the Chemical Society of Japan, the Canadian Society for Chemistry, the New Zealand Institute of Chemistry and the Royal Australian Chemical Institute, United States (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2000 |
Newcastle Symposium on CF3I
University of Newcastle, Australia (Invited presentation) |
2000 |
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University and Faculty based activities
- Assistant Dean (International) (1998-2000)
- Chemical Technical Safety Committee, (CTSC) (1996-2003)
- FEBE Safety Committee (2004, continuing)
- Member of the Faculty Research Committee (2001-2004)
School-based activities
- Head, School of Engineering (2005-Mar, 2006)
- Visits to High Schools to Promote Engineering (1995, continuing)
Discipline-based activities
- Head, Discipline of Chemical Engineering (2004, continuing)
- Laboratory Safety Manager (1996, continuing)
- Laboratory Director (1996 -1999, 2004 continuing)
Teaching keywords
- catalysis
- chemical kinetics
- process safety
Teaching expertise
CHEE1150 Chemical Engineering Principles
CHEE241 Design Principles
OHSE2210 Chemical Process Safety I
CHEE2820 Laboratory 2
CHEE355 Surface Chemistry
CHEE3420 Safety and Risk Management
CHEE367 Hazardous Waste Management
CHEE351 Electrochemistry and Corrosion
CHEE382 Laboratory 3
CHEE383 Laboratory 4
CHEE4320 Kinetics and Reaction Engineering
CHEE3690 Environmental Process Technology.
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CHEE4970 Research Project


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WEST CHESTER If Saturdays performance was any indication, the West Chester womens up-and-down, schizophrenic tendencies on the basketball court are still an issue.
The Golden Rams eventually overwhelmed the overmatched East Stroudsburg, 64-52, in PSAC East action at Hollinger Field House, but the effort was a bit uneven. Consistency has been a problem for much of the season, and this one was a simply a microcosm, with the Rams alternately playing great in some stretches, poorly in others.
It absolutely concerns me, said West Chester head coach Deirdre Kane. And I have tried everything. Ive had teams that have had this issue, but not to this extent.
For instance, WCU shook off a shaky start by building a commanding 17-point lead midway through the first half, only to take its foot off the proverbial pedal and see the lead dwindle to eight at the half. There were similar surges and lapses throughout.
They take naps sometimes -- its not just our opponent going on a run, Kane explained. I think its a maturity thing and a chemistry thing. One thing that is going to help is Stixs (senior forward Alexandra Lennon) leadership role. She has taken it by the horns and that will make a difference.
Despite all of the starts and stops, West Chester notched its third straight win, and fourth in the last five, to improve to 9-6 in the PSAC (12-7 overall). The Warriors fell to 4-11, 5-14.
There was nothing spotty about freshman reserve Dallas Elys performance. She poured in a career-high 20 points, and downed 5-of-6 from three-point land. Largely due to the 5-foot-9 guard from tiny Montrose, Pa., WCU had a 30-14 edge in bench points, and connected on 10-23 (.435) from beyond the arc.
If we can make perimeter shots, then the defense has to come out on us and that opens it up for our post players, said Ely, who started 10 games earlier this season but has adjusted well to her role on West Chesters second unit.
Dallas is capable of this, Kane added. It doesnt matter what unit she is playing in, especially at the end of the game with the outcome on the line.
She is a great shooter and scorer, and very smart. When (ESU) came flying out to guard her, she showed the shot, drove to the basket and got to the line.
Basketball may be a game of runs, but what happened on Saturday afternoon was a bit over the top. The first possession of the second half was so disjointed, Kane burned a timeout just 32 seconds in. The Rams wound up connecting on just one field goal in a 10-minute, 21 second stretch straddling the break, and the lead shrunk to 29-24.
West Chester followed it up with an impressive 16-6 run, and eventually opened a 19-point gap, but later saw the margin sliced to nine on several occasions before finally closing it out. Lennon chipped in 13 points, seven boards and six blocks.
There are going to be runs, its all about how we respond as a team, Lennon said. As long as we dont fold, I think well be fine.
The feast or famine at the start was just a precursor of what was to follow, as the Rams missed their first eight shot attempts, but then quickly seized the lead for good by scoring the next 10 points.
Freshman Jazzy Clark later sparked a 13-0 rally by scoring five of her eight points. But just when it appeared that the Warriors were already out of it, they reeled off 11 straight to slice the margin to 28-20 at the break.
West Chester 64, East Stroudsburg 52
EAST STROUDSBURG Moise 0-4 0-0 0; Martin 8-15 2-3 18; Fiascki 2-10 0-0 5; Gemmell 2-8 0-0 4; Veres 4-13 0-011; Poderis 1-2 1-2 4; Borst 0-3 0-0 0; Cintron 0-1 0-0 0; Cabald 0-2 0-0 0; Murray 1-1 0-0 2; Boggs 3-7 2-2 8. Totals 21-66 5-7 52.
WEST CHESTER Lennon 6-12 1-3 13; Ortman 0-5 2-2 2; Clark 3-10 0-0 8; Kerrigan 2-5 0-0 4; Sicinski 2-5 2-2 7; Elliott 2-7 0-2 6; Ely 5-9 5-6 20; Johnson 0-2 0-0 0; Strickland 1-1 0-0 2; Juniad 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 22-60 10-17 64.
Halftime: WCU 28-20.
Three point goals: Fiascki, Veres 3, Poderis, Clark 2, Sicinski, Elliott, Ely 5.


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Let me start by congratulating you on your recent primary win. You and I have met on a few occasions, and you seem like a good guy, so I want to be clear that this is not intended as a personal attack.
You have said on numerous occasions that you're not running on your name. There are a number of signs though which indicate that you are in fact running on your name. Most tellingly, you have held almost no events open to the public, done almost no televised interviews, and appeared on no radio shows. I was hoping that you might use debates as a way to introduce yourself to the public for the first time.
I was very disappointed to see your press release today. Apparently, you have deemed that three debates are sufficient. You have insisted that none of the three be a live television or radio debate. You have also insisted that those debates include a third party candidate who qualified for the ballot but has since suspended his campaign. I don't know how else to read these facts other than to conclude that you are attempting to expose yourself to as little risk as possible and to reduce the amount of time you will have to speak in the debates. All this is extremely disappointing.
I have accepted 16 debate offers to date. While I don't expect anyone to want that many debates, we wanted to provide maximum flexibility. In 2010, Rep. Barney Frank and I debated or did joint ed-boards 8-10 times. Congressman Frank wasn't afraid to defend his record, air his views or let voters decide who they agreed with more.
Every election should be about giving voters a choice between two candidates and their respective messages. If you aren't in fact running on your name, I would hope that you too would want to give voters a chance to compare us and our views, and then make their decisions.
I understand your strategy: build a huge war chest, mobilize Democratic activists, spend a lot on TV and direct mail, and keep your head down and hope that your name is enough to carry you through. That strategy may have a very good chance to succeed, but don't you think voters deserve a little bit more? If you are a strong candidate and are more than your family name, why not agree to a few TV debates so that you can prove it?
I hope we'll see more of you publicly soon (and I don't mean in paid ads).
Sean Bielat
David Nolta
9:27 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
There's just one thing missing from this argument, Mr. Bielat, and that is any acknowledgement that the Kennedy name can be an invitation to prejudgment that cuts both ways. In other words, large numbers of voters will vote against Joe Kennedy for the very same reason that large numbers of voters will vote for him. This is repeatedly confirmed by postings right here on The Patch. Arguably, fewer people will actually listen to someone who is both blessed and burdened with such a name. As far as asking a Kennedy to step up his public exposure--again, that is a somewhat sensitive request; for one thing, as a Kennedy, he is automatically scrutinized more than others, and that, too, can cut both ways... Finally, honestly, aren't three debates plenty?
10:02 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
Frankly David, I would like to see or hear a debate between the candidates. I am familiar with Mr. Bielat from having watched previous campaign, but I know virtually nothing of Mr. Kennedy. Having a stipulation that the debates not be televised live or be broadcast on radio is a bit strange for someone who seeks public office.
Why such concern for live public exposure in a debate? If it's a lack of experience or not, I'd like to see that for myself.
Although not having yet made a decision on either candidate, I have to agree with Mr. Bielat that it is disappointing that Mr. Kennedy refuses a live TV/Radio feed of the propesed debates.
David Nolta
10:11 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
I would like to see or hear a debate, too, Ralph. Or even three debates. But I don't want or need to see more than three. Now, what do you think about the Kennedy name, and how it can be as much an obstacle to open-minded consideration of the bearer of that name, as it can be a guarantor of support?
David Nolta
10:20 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
And just to be clear, I am not antagonistic to Mr. Bielat. When, in a post on The Patch a few days ago, I said that I was interested in hearing him, I was immediately set upon by an anonymous rabid Republican who denied I was interested in hearing him. I am voting for Joe Kennedy because of his priorities: health care, protecting Medicare, his support of teachers, nurses, police officers and firemen (and their consequent endorsement of him), etc.
10:34 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
I think the Kennedy name carries great weight in Massachusetts, and New York. Not so much in other regions of the country. I feel the Kennedy name gives the candidate an advantage when running for public office in Mass.
Ed Bertorelli
9:42 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
Sean Bielat will host a "Town Hall" type meeting at the Quarry Room of the Milford Town Library (Spruce Street) on Monday October 1, 2012 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. This meeting is open to the public.
4:22 pm on Saturday, September 22, 2012
Looks like the first debate is televised to me...
Christy Waters
1:55 pm on Sunday, September 23, 2012
Yes, but it's not televised live. I guess comments such as "Tel Aviv is the capital of Israel" and expressing a desire to end "cheap oil" have made Kennedy a bit gun shy.
David Nolta
10:41 pm on Sunday, September 23, 2012
So Christy, it won't be live...have you uncovered a conspiracy??? And cheap oil IS over. Or hadn't you heard? It's finite, and it isn't cheap.
don neuwirth
11:35 am on Tuesday, September 25, 2012
If the Kennedy name is indeed voter neutral, then Mr Kennedy must have an incredible record to gather 90% support in the primary. Your probably right that the Kennedy name and money means little
Shawn Fitzgibbons, NDCC Co-Chairman
2:08 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012
"Almost no events that are open to the public" - this charge by Bielat is totally false. Kennedy is incredibly accessible and has done scores of house parties throughout Newton, all of which have been open to anyone who is interested in attending.
Tim L
12:20 pm on Thursday, September 27, 2012
To Shawn Fitzgibbons, I lean pretty heavy towards the Democrats as people can see from my other comments on this site. But, it does say something that Kennedy has "done scores of house parties throughout Newton" but none in this area. Why hasn't he branched out from the wealthy community of Newton to do house parties? Sorry, fair is fair, I had to ask. Your comment seems to indicate the candidate has a strong focus on a narrow segment of our district.
Shawn Fitzgibbons, NDCC Co-Chairman
2:08 pm on Thursday, September 27, 2012
@Tim - I spoke about Newton because that is where I live, where I am involved in politics and where I have attended (and hosted) his events.
However I know that he has also done many, many similar events in cities and towns throughout the 4th Congressional district. If you follow his Facebook Page you can see the pictures. Kennedy is amazingly accessible and committed to connecting with all voters in the district.
Tim L
10:01 am on Friday, September 28, 2012
From his upcoming appearance schedule I can see that he visits Attleboro, Taunton, and Fall River a few times. But looking only at his website's posted schedule you have to admit there is a rather high concentration of visits in the Needham, Newton, Brookline area.
3:49 pm on Thursday, September 27, 2012
The difference between Joe Kennedy and Sean Bielat is stark. Just by looking at their background, careers and how they make a living today.


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WHEN my girlfriend and I started dating, it was a true love story.
We were totally obsessed with each other. Our sex life was red-hot and I thought we were matched for life.
But then she started picking holes in me. She complained that I didnt dress well enough, didnt earn enough cash and wasnt ambitious.
She regularly humiliated me in front of friends, calling me lazy and stupid. Finally she betrayed me with another man.
He posted on Facebook they were sleeping together and she thought it was funny.
We broke up and I was heartbroken. She was utterly vile, sending me insulting emails and telling mutual friends that I was a loser. Now, surprise, surprise. She wants us to get back together again. She realises that she made a terrible mistake and wants a second chance.
Im so confused. On the one hand Im flattered and delighted that the love of my life still remembers me.
But what if she destroys me all over again?
JANE SAYS: Sometimes we just have to accept a relationship is dead and buried.
OK, so the early days were wonderful.But it soon went downhill. She thought nothing of treating you badly and sleeping with another guy behind your back.
Now shes at a loose end and thinks an easy option is to turn the clock back.
Explain to her that youre not prepared to take another chance because she doesnt deserve it. Youve coped perfectly well without her and your life has moved on.


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Dave Gorman started stand-up in 1990, when still a teenager, after dropping out of his mathematics course at Manchester University. But it took five years for him to start gaining recognition, hosting both the Comedy Zone showcase at the Edinburgh Fringe and appearing on Granada's Stand-up Show in 1995. Writing work began to come in, and he worked on Jenny Eclair Squats, The Fast Show and the Mrs Merton Show. In 1998, he performed his first solo show, Reasons To Be Cheerful, deconstructing the lyrics of the Ian Dury song, which he followed the next year with Better World, in which he asked local newspaper readers how he could improve the world, then acted n their suggestions. This documentary-style show came into its own in 2000's Are You Dave Gorman? in which, egged on by flatmate Danny Wallace, he travelled the world to try to find 52 namesakes. Are You Dave Gorman? was nominated for the Perrier award, and won the HBO Comedy Jury Award for Best One Person Show at the US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen Colorado. It was subsequently made into a BBC Two series, The Dave Gorman Collection, and a successful book. His second TV series, also broadcast on BBC Two, was Dave Gorman's Important Astrology Experiment, a cod-scientific test to see if he could improve his love, health, and wealth over six episodes if he followed his horoscopes. His twin brother Nick, completely ignored the astrologers, so acted as a control. In 2003, he embarked on another bizarre quest; this time tracking down people responsible for Googlewhacks - web pages that contain a unique pairing of words, so they are the only result returned when you type the phrase into the search engine. The show, which virtually drove him to a nervous breakdown, started at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, transferred to Edinburgh and a UK tour, and again spawned a bestselling book as well as a live DVD. Since 2005, Gorman has also hosted the Radio 4 show Genius, in which members of the public submit their brilliant ideas to be put to the test, which transferred to BBC Two in 2009. He has also starred in Rob Brydon's Annually Retentive, a show showing a behind-the-scenes view of a fictional comedy panel game, as himself. In 2007, he released his documentary feature film, America Unchained, in which he tried to cross America without using chain restaurants, hotels or gas stations. Again, a book accompanied the film. In 2009, he announced a return to more traditional stand-up - but cycling between the 32 venues in his UK tour. |
Dave Gorman's Powerpoint Presentation |
It would probably have happened anyway, but Dave Gorman has to take some of the credit/blame for popularising the use of PowerPoint in comedy. The technology is both a boon and a curse when used properly, the screen can an extra dimension or a visual punchline, underlining or undermining whats being said on stage. Used badly, its a annoying prop for the unconfident, turning stand-up into a tedious business presentation. As a pioneer, Gorman goes down the righteous path in his first Fringe performances in eight years and even opens with a sly gag at the expense of the death by PowerPoint option. But a few nifty, early sight gags on the massive screen aside, this is not about the medium, but the material. And what an impressive hour of intelligent, playful, quirky, obsessive and original fun it turns out to be. In some ways its a celebration of this former maths students continued nerdiness. Hes ruthlessly pedantic (and yes, can use the PowerPoint to stress a point), and sometimes brilliantly obsessed with the trivial. Some comics make you want to look at the whole world anew; after seeing Gorman youll look at adverts for watches in a different way. At other times he starts from a typical observation the marketing bullshit of 48hr deodorant, for example. But as anyone whos seen any of his quest shows knows, Gorman is not one to leave an idea at first base, and takes things to extremes. Thankfully, for the sake of his sanity, here its just extremes of comic invention he goes to. He whizzes through this material, with the laughs coming frequently and sometimes without the punchline needing to be said. He is so defined as an benign mischief-maker that he can leave ideas hanging and we work out whats coming for ourselves from the clues he scattered along the way. A couple of the early ideas dont quite catch alight, such as his take on that old staple of celebrities hes supposed to look like. And he showed us a picture of cage fighter Alex Reid, who he once met, but the rest of that anecdote is very forgettable. But once he starts on the idea that hes often mistaken for being Jewish, Gorman gets his teeth into a formidable bit of about stereotyping and projecting racial characteristics on to others in a superb display of exasperated confusion that kicks the show off into a high gear. Gormans love of the internet is another key thread, he gets into an ultimately inconsequential online spat with Jim Davidson though he regales the story expertly and embarks on a modest, inconclusive experiment after crowd-sourcing information on what makes your wee smell funny. And while mocking idiotic comments posted on the web provides easy comic grist, Gorman makes it into poetry, literally as well as figuratively. You can see why hes one of Britains finest Jewish comedians. |
Date of live review: Sunday 14th Aug, '11 | |
Review by Steve Bennett |
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Friday 10th Jul, '09- Tabernacle Centre | |
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This guy is the Coldplay of comedy. Pure and utter genius. DOJ, May 2020 |
What a five star performance Gorman delivers. previous shows, we have seen him talk about his childish antics, bets, games and pranks. That is the carefree, innocent child in him that we all secretly strive to embrace. Many of us do know Gorman is an intelligent man what with his theories, lexicon and ability to construct engrossing and captivating events. When he is kind-hearted and courteous he is one of the loveliest men you could ever wish to meet, but when he gets wound up by something, no matter how diminutivet, the rage excels to a state where the gauge snaps. Laughter courses hard through the audience like the blood pumps furiously through his veins. Sit Down, Pedal, Pedal, Stop and Stand Up is a flawless show which should not be ignored. If you love comedy and have not seen this, youve just lost your reputation as a connoisseur. Sean Prower, March 2010 |
The new (well, newest) tour is very much a show of two halves. The first is uncomfortable, predictable and slightly boring. The second comes alive as Dave moves on to more familiar territory of which he requested we dont discuss on mediums such as this (sorry). The best comedians seem to be people that you like and engage and although Dave does have real talent, he makes that very difficult by being quite arrogant. I came away wishing I had seen this show in a pub rather than a concert hall and that it had started at the interval. Norbert, February 2010 |
The guy is the Coldplay of comedy. Derivative'Diceman' antics - although former pal Danny Wallace nicked that idea outright for 'Yes Man' - he is a polished speaker, but it is clear he is a born-too-late Tomorrow's World presenter, whose navel-gazing 'America Unchained' was unwatchable, middle class sanctimony. Much lke the unlistenable middle-class sanctimony of Coldplay. Mandy Allan, January 2010 |
Watched Googlewhack - wish someone had whacked him in the face with a hammer. What a twat! Why speak when shouting will OBVIOUSLY get your point across and make you seem 100 per cent funnier. Duncan, September 2009 |
LOL @ coldplay comment - the only similarity is that they are both inexplicably popular. I'm not really a fan of either. We saw him at the Frank Skinner credit crunch gig and wasn't much cop - I've never seen him do 'stand up' before and only seen him on screen. Whilst his command of the stage is in no doubt , the material was hovering towards mediocrity , and I couldn't get over his contrived , somewhat 'zany' act I'd seen previously on DVD, which the stand up does move away from, admittedly. I read he's not been doing stand-up as such for very long, so maybe it will get better but he was just average. Can't complain for a tenner though as the rest of the show was great. Richie, March 2009 |
Really quite average and beyond the ever present gimmicks, there's not a lot of substance there. Beth, March 2009 |
The Coldplay of Comedy. I bet Dave is delighted with that. Alaric Dynevor, Comedy Cellar, Hudderrsfield, February 2008 |
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Where can I see Dave Gorman next?
20:00 - Wednesday 5th Jun, '13 | |
Venue: | Tring Court Theatre |
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Comics: | Dave Gorman |
Info: | Dave Gorman: Screen Build. Work in progress. |
20:00 - Thursday 6th Jun, '13 | |
Venue: | Tring Court Theatre |
Prices: | Call for prices |
Comics: | Dave Gorman |
Info: | Dave Gorman: Screen Build. Work in progress. |
20:00 - Monday 10th Jun, '13 | |
Venue: | Tring Court Theatre |
Prices: | Call for prices |
Comics: | Dave Gorman |
Info: | Dave Gorman: Screen Build. Work in progress. |
Dave Gorman Vs the Rest of the World
Genius Series 1
Dave Gorman: Genius: Series 1, 2 & 3
Book (2008):
Dave Gorman: America Unchained
America Unchained: One Helluva Coast-to-coast Anti-corporate Adventure
Dave Gorman: America Unchained
Are You Dave Gorman?
aka The Dave Gorman Collection
Book (2007):
Dave Gorman's Googlewhack Adventure
Dave Gorman: Genius
Radio 4 series
Dave Gorman's Googlewhack Adventure
Book (2002):
Are You Dave Gorman?
by Dave Gorman and Danny Wallace
Dave Gorman's Googlewhack Adventure
Edinburgh Fringe 2009
Dave Gorman: Edinburgh Book Festival
Edinburgh Fringe 2011
Dave Gorman's Powerpoint Presentation
Dave Gorman's Googlewhack Adventure tour
Dave Gorman: Sit Down, Pedal, Pedal, Stop And Stand Up


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