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Starting as a guitar player, Auldridge switched to the resophonic guitar -- or Dobro -- when he was 17. In 1971, he joined banjoist Ben Eldridge, guitarist and vocalist John Starling and bassist Tom Gray to form the Seldom Scene, a band that stretched the boundaries of bluegrass music into the folk, rock and jazz idioms. He remained with the Seldom Scene until the mid-1990s and subsequently formed the group Chesapeake.
Influenced by Josh Graves, the Dobroist for Flatt & Scruggs & the Foggy Mountain Boys, Auldridge in turn became a music role model for the inventive and award-winning Dobroists Jerry Douglas and Rob Ickes. His work earned him a National Endowment for the Arts Heritage Fellowship earlier this year.
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Guy, the theme tune is UFO. Mick beat me to it in the comment. I played it in my 2nd Killer Diller.
Friday, 17 June 2011
4 comments:
- Guy Sutherland said...
What a cool cartoon....can smell the 2 stroke from here! Someone put me out of my misery though, whats the music? Its not Joe 90, Thunderbirds, Capt Scarlet.....
- 17 June 2011 15:20
- Mick P said...
Music is from the Gerry Anderson series UFO, which, for him, was unusual in that it was live actors. The soundtrack used to be available through Trunk Records, though maybe it's now sold out.
- 17 June 2011 15:25
- t said...
used to love the UFO but Pretty much fell asleep about halfway through every episode. Space 1999 .. that one I could sit through.
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Prof. Huber selected to represent UT Arlington in the 2014 "Regents' Outstanding Teaching Awards" competition.
[Feb 18, 2014]
Congratulations to Dr. Manfred Huber on being selected to represent UT Arlington in the 2014 "Regents' Outstanding Teaching Awards" competition in the category designated for tenured faculty. The Regents' Outstanding Teaching Awards are intended to serve as a symbol of the importance that the UT System leadership places on providing teaching and learning of the highest order, recognizing those who serve our students in an exemplary manner, and giving an incentive for others who aspire to such service.
Engineering undergraduates take first place, $10,000 prize for app that deters texting while driving.
[Dec 28, 2013]
A team of UT Arlington undergraduate engineering students has taken first place and a $10,000 prize in the second annual AT&T Coding Contest for developing a cell phone app that discourages motorists from reading text messages when driving faster than 15 mph.
The team included senior James Fielder, freshman Keyurkumar Patel and juniors Zedd Shmais, Kevin Chung and Andrew Toscano. All are Computer Science & Engineering students.
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CSE Graduate Students Present Results of Their Research to Executives and Engineers of Leading M2M Communications Provider
[Dec 19, 2013]
On Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2013, Prathibha Datta Kumar, M.S. Eng. student, and Roberto Coluccio, visiting M.Eng. student from the University of Bologna, Italy, presented the results of their research work to executives and engineers at the Dallas offices of Numerex Corp. (NASDAQ:NMRX), a leading provider of machine-to-machine (M2M) communications systems ranging from vehicle tracking to supply chain management.
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Prof. Gautam Das and his collaborators' paper has been has been accepted into the VLDBJ special issue on Best of VLDB 2012.
[Nov 22, 2013]
Paper title:
Mahashweta Das, Saravanan Thirumuruganathan, Sihem Amer-Yahia, Gautam Das, and Cong Yu: An expressive framework and efficient algorithms for the analysis of collaborative tagging, VLDB Journal, Special Issue, Best of VLDB 2012, pages 1-26, Nov 2013.
Prof. Gautam Das and his collaborators win the CIKM2013 "Best Student Paper Award"
[Nov 6, 2013]
We are very proud to announce that the following paper by Dr. Gautam Das and his collaborators was given the CIKM2013 "Best Student Paper Award". The ACM International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (CIKM) is a top, premier conference in database, information retrieval and knowledge management. This year, only less than 17% of the 848 research track paper submissions were accepted into the conference. There are 1 Best Paper Award, 1 Best Student Paper Award, 3 Honorable Mention Papers and 1 Best Poster Award. This high-profile award signifies the academic excellence of Dr. Das and UTA.
The paper is "Mining a Search Engine's Corpus Without a Query Pool", by Mingyang Zhang (George Washington Univ.), Nan Zhang (George Washington Univ.), Gautam Das (UTA). Dr. Nan Zhang, now at George Washington University, is a former UTA CSE professor.
Dr. Gian-Luca Mariottini and his student Gustavo Puerto win Best Paper Award
[Nov 6, 2013]
Congratulations to Dr. Gian-Luca Mariottini and his student Gustavo Puerto for winning the Best Paper Award at the 6th Pacific-Rim Symposium on Image and Video Technology (PSIVT 2013), in Guanajuato, Mexico. Their paper is titled "Wide-baseline Dense Feature Matching for Endoscopic Images", by G. Puerto-Souza and G.L. Mariottini.
A video of the awarded paper technology is shown at this link: http://youtu.be/w8gqhT7H05g
UT Arlington engineers lead $1 million NSF project to develop personalized iRehab system
[Sep 23, 2013]
A UT Arlington multidisciplinary team (PI: Fillia Makedon) will lead a three-year, $1 million National Science Foundation grant project to develop iRehab, a smart rehabilitation system that can adapt and personalize therapy programs based on a patient's needs and constraints.
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Dr. Heng Huang and Dr. Gautam Das have received NSF Awards to Build a novel data privacy-preserving framework
[Sep 20, 2013]
Congratulations to Dr. Heng Huang and Dr. Gautam Das for receiving a grant from NSF titled "Privacy-Preserving Framework for Publishing Electronic Healthcare Records", funded in collaboration with University of North Texas Health Science Center and George Washington University.
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Dr. Heng Huang has received a $892,587 Award from NSF
[Sep 20, 2013]
Congratulations to Dr. Heng Huang for receiving a grant from NSF titled "Robust Large-Scale Electronic Medical Record Data Mining Framework to Conduct Risk Stratification for Personalized Intervention", funded in collaboration with Southern Methodist University and University of Texas Southwest Medical Center at Dallas.
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Dr. Junzhou Huang receives a grant from Samsung Communications
[Aug 4, 2013]
Congratulations to Dr. Junzhou Huang for receiving a grant from Samsung Communications titled "Machine Learning Algorithm Development for Non-intrusive Load Monitoring".
Giacomo Ghidini receives best paper award at IEEE SmartGridComm 2012
[Nov 10, 2012]
Congratulations to Giacomo Ghidini for being awarded the best paper award for his paper titled "Improving Home Energy Efficiency with E2Home: A Web-based Application for Integrated Electricity Consumption and Contextual Information Visualization" at IEEE SmartGridComm 2012
Dr. Jeff Lei receives two awards from NIST for his project on Combinatorial Testing
[Sep. 17, 2012]
Associate professor Jeff Lei got two grant awards from NIST for his research on "Combinatorial Testing for Complex Systems" and "Combinatorial Testing for Healthcare Systems" with a total amount of $400K.
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CSE Faculty receive GAANN Award.
[Aug. 31, 2012]
Dr. Gergely Zaruba (PI) and Dr. Phil Cohen, Dr. Fillia Makedon, Dr. Vassilis Athitsos, Dr. Jean Gao, Dr. Junzhou Huang, Dr. Heng Huang, Dr. Manfred Huber, Dr. Farhad Kamangar, and Dr. Gian-Luca Mariottini have been awarded GAANN grant by Department of Education for their proposal. This grant will support educating health informatics researchers at CSE department.
UTA Smart Care Turns Household Items Into Home Care - CBS Dallas / Fort Worth
[March. 14, 2012]
UTA Smart Care Turns Household Items Into Home Care - CBS Dallas / Fort Worth.
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Dr. Christoph Csallner invited at 2012 Microsoft Research Faculty Summit.
[Aug. 14, 2012]
Assistant Professor Christoph Csallner was invited to give a talk at the 2012 Microsoft Research Faculty Summit.
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Mahashweta Das selected as a finalist for Google Anita Borg Memorial Fellowship
[March. 14, 2012]
Mahashweta Das, advised by Professor Gautam Das, was selected as a finalist for the prestigious Google Anita Borg Memorial Fellowship
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Prof. Gautam Das receives IEEE ICDE Award
[March. 14, 2012]
Professor Gautam Das has received the "IEEE ICDE Influential Paper Award".
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Professor Sharma
Chakravarthy was awarded
ACM Distinguished Scientist
Professor Sharma
Chakravarthy was awarded
ACM Distinguished Scientist
in November 2011 and IEEE Senior member in
August 2011. The Distinguished Member Grade
recognizes those ACM members with at least 15
years of professional experience and 5 years of
continuous Professional Membership who have
achieved significant accomplishments or have made
a significant impact on the computing field.
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Associate Professor Matthew Wright and
Professor Mohan Kumar are leading a new
project, funded by the National Science
Associate Professor Matthew Wright and
Professor Mohan Kumar are leading a new
project, funded by the National Science
Foundation, on
designing robust and
secure peer-to-peer
(P2P) systems. This project advances the state of the art in P2P security and reliability by applying reputation information at the directory level for improved success of subsequent lookups.
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CReWMaN researcher is awarded the best PhD forum paper and nominated for best paper at ICDCN 2012.
The 13th International Conference on Distributed Computing and Networking (ICDCN) was held at Hong Kong from January 3-6, 2012. two PhD forum papers from CReWMaN researcher presented at the conference. Ph.D student Na Li got the best PhD forum paper award for her paper "Community Detection on Online Social Networks".
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Dr. Chengkai Li got HP Labs Innovation Research Award
Assistant professor Chengkai Li has been been awarded a 2011 HP Labs Innovation Research Award of $40,000 for Aug.1, 2011-July 31, 2012, on "Entity-Centric Querying of Enterprise Information for IT Management". More information can be found at http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/newsroom/press/2011/110907xb.html
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New NSF Grant Awarded to Dr. Christoph Csallner (PI),
Dr. Chengkai Li (Co-PI) and
Dr. Leonidas Fegaras
Assistant professors Christoph Csallner (PI), Chengkai Li (Co-PI) and Associate professor Leonidas Fegaras (Co-PI) have been awarded an $497K NSF grant for their proposal entitled "SHF: Small: Testing Large-Scale Database-Centric Applications".
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New NSF Grant Awarded to Dr. Heng Huang and Dr. Fillia Makedon
Assistant professor Heng Hunag (PI) and Professor Fillia Makedon (Co-PI) got a new NSF grant for their proposal titled "A Large-Scale Data Mining Framework for Genome-Wide Mapping of Multi-Modal Phenotypic Biomarkers and Outcome Prediction". This is a three-year project with a total budget of $499,904, collaborating with the Indiana University School of Medicine.
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Assistant Professor Athitsos has been awarded CAREER Award
Assistant Professor Vassilis Athitsos has been awarded a CAREER award on his proposal entitled "CAREER: Large Vocabulary Gesture Recognition for Everyone: Gesture Modeling and Recognition Tools for System Builders and Users". The total amount is
$513K for three years.
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Associate professor Jeff Lei got $250K grant award NIST
Dr. Jeff Lei (PI) and Tao Xie (NC State)got new NIST grant for their proposal titled "Fault Localization Based on Combinatorial Testing". This is a three-year project with a total budget of $250K.
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New NSF grant awarded for Dr. Chengkai Li and Dr. Gautam Das
Dr. Chengkai Li (PI) and Dr. Gautam Das(co-PI) have
been awarded an NSF grant
for their proposal "EntityEngine: A Query Engine for Entity-Relationship Queries over Web Text". The amount is about $500K for 3 years.
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Heng Huang grant from Consolidated Edison, Inc.
Dr. Heng Huang (PI) got a new $200K grant with Dr. Wei-jen Lee (Co-PI from EE department) from Consolidated Edison, Inc. This project is to investigate pattern recognition algorithms for utilizing data collected from Advanced Metering Infrastructure.
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Assistant Professor Christoph Csallner (PI) got an NSF award
Assistant Professor Christoph Csallner (PI) has been awarded an NSF grant for his proposal entitled "SHF: Small: Collaborative Research: Preserving Test Coverage While Achieving Data Anonymity for Database-Centric Applications" . This is part of a collaborative proposal with PI Mark Grechanik (the University of Illinois at Chicago).
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Professor Fillia Makedon (PI) and Dr. Zhengyi Le have been awarded a $152K NSF grant
Professor Fillia Makedon (PI) and Dr. Zhengyi Le have been awarded a $152K NSF grant for their proposal "EAGER: An Exploratory Pilot Project to Build an Intelligent Human-Computer Interface System for Neurological Disorder Assessment and Rehabilitation".
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New Faculty Member Joined CSE Department
The CSE department welcome a new faculty member, Dr. Gian Luca Marriottini. Dr. Mariottini will join us in the Fall of 2010 as an Assistant Professor.
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Assistant Professor Matthew Wright Wins CAREER Award
Assistant Professor Matthew Wright recently received a five-year, $499,880 Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for his research project entitled, "anon.next: Privacy-Enabled Routing in the Next-Generation Internet."
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Dr. Chris Greer Visits CSE Department
Dr. Chris Greer, assistant director from the Office of Science and Technology Policy, visits CSE Department at UTA
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Professor Fillia Makedon received $722K NSF grant from NSF
Professor Fillia Makedon (PI) and Vassilis Athitsos, Heng Huang, Zhengyi Le and Dan Popa (Co-PIs) have been awarded a $722K NSF grant for their proposal "MRI/Dev.: Next Generation Multimodal Data Management Human-Sensing Instrument for Trustworthy Research Collaboration and Quality of Life Improvement"
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Professor Ishfaq Ahmad received two NSF grants for his collaborative research projects in "Green Computing"
Two NSF grants entitled "CSR: Medium: Collaborative Research: GridPac: A Resource Management System for Energy and Performance Optimization on Computational Grids" and "MCDA: Collaborative Research: A Multi-Element and Multi-Objective Optimization Approach for Allocating tasks to Multi-Core Processors" are awarded to Professor Ishfaq Ahmad for his collaborative research projects with several other universities.
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Dr. Jeff Lei received an award from NIST
Dr. Jeff Lei (PI)
has received an
award from NIST for his proposal
entitled, "Advanced Combinatorial Testing Techniques", with a total
amount of $248K.
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New NSF grant awarded for Dr. Donggang Liu and Dr. Matthew Wright
Dr. Donggang Liu (PI) and Dr. Matthew Wright (co-PI) have
been awarded an NSF grant
for their proposal "TC:Small:
Towards Trustworthy Intrusion
Monitoring Using Wireless Sensor
Networks". The amount is $450K for 3 years.
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Two NSF grants have been awarded to Dr. Chris Ding and Dr. Heng Huang
Dr. Chris Ding (PI) and Dr. Heng Huang (co-PI) have been awarded two NSF grants for their proposals entitled "New Theoretical Foundations of
Tensor Applications: Clustering,
Error Analysis, Global
Convergence, and Robust
Formulations" and "Collaborative Research: Nonnegative
Matrix Factorizations for
Data Mining: Foundations,
Capabilities, and Applications".
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Dr. Sharma Chakravarchy and Dr. Mohan Kumar got grant from Air Force Research Laboratory
Dr. Sharma
Chakravarthy (PI) and Dr. Mohan
Kumar have been
awarded a $267k grant from
AFRL (Air Force Research
Laboratory) for their proposal
entitled, "A Distributed
Middleware-based Architecture
for Fault-Tolerant Computing
Over Distributed Repositories".
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"GAANN Doctoral Fellowships in Computer Science Specializing in Security" was selected for funding.
Professor Ishfaq Ahmad
(PI) and Phil Cohen, Gautam
Das, Dongang Liu, Fillia
Makedon, Carter Tiernan and
Matthew Wright has been
awarded a $522,624 grant by
Department of Education for
their proposal "GAANN
Doctoral Fellowships in
Computer Science Specializing in
Security". This grant will receive
$130,656 matching funds from
UTA, creating a total amount of
about $652K.
NSF grant awarded to Dr. Gautam Das
Dr. Gautam Das has been awarded an NSF grant
by IIS Division for his proposal
entitled "Suppressing Sensitive
Aggregates over Hidden Web
Databases, a Novel and Urgent
Challenge". The amount is
$251.186 for 3 years.
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In 2009, we hired Dr. Nathaniel Nystrom as Assistant Professor in the CSE Department. He has done excellent work on
software extensibility, language-based security, programming language run-time systems,
and compiler optimizations.
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CSE On the Move
April 23-24, 2009 Dr. Arthur Alexander Reyes (CSE dept.), Dr. Atilla Dogan (MAE dept.), and Komkrit Kaewchay (graduate student in Aerospace Engineering) visited RotoMotion LLC in South Carolina to learn how to operate RotoMotion's SR20 and SR30 autonomous helicopters. All the travelers are affiliated with the UTA Autonomous Vehicles Laboratory , which is buying two complete helicopter systems with funds provided by the Texas Workforce Commission. The systems will be used for workforce training and research in rapid-response aerial observation & reconnaissance.
New Book By Prof. Sharma Chakravarthy
March 2009
We are very happy to announce that Professor Chakravarthy's book on
"Stream Data Processing: A Quality of Service Perspective" has now
been published by Springer and will be available on April 24th, 2009. The authors are Sharma Chakravarthy and QingChun Jiang.
CSE faculty have Operating Systems book published
February, 2009
Dr. Ramez Elmasri, A.G. Carrick (formerly a lecturer in UTA CSE) and David Levine had their book
Operating Systems: A Spiral Approach
published by McGraw Hill Higher Education.
CSE winners from the Engineering Reception and Banquet
On February 20, 2009, the E-Week Engineering Reception and Banquet was held in the UC Bluebonnet with great success. Several faculty and students from the CSE department received awards.
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NSF award for a Collaborative Research
Congratulations to Professor Chris Ding for a new NSF award that is coming.
The NSF/ DMS program will award Prof. Ding and his colleague Prof. Li from FIU, $100K ($56K for UTA and $44 for FIU) for their
proposed work on "Nonnegative matrix factorization for data mining".
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Dr. Chengkai Li has received a $10,000 Research Enhancement Program Grant
University of Texas at Arlington Assistant Professor of Computer Science & Engineering Dr. Chengkai Li has received a $10,000 Research Enhancement Program grant to conduct research on problems associated with mashing up information on the Web.
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NSF proposal recommended for an award
Congratulations to Professors Vassilis Athitsos (PI) and Dr. Gautam Das (co-PI) whose NSF proposal is
being recommended for an award by the IIS Division of NSF.
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NSF Grant awarded for Dr. Gautam Das and Dr. Nan Zhang
Professors Dr. Gautam Das and Dr. Nan Zhang's proposal for reserach on "Data Analytics over Hidden
Databases" has been awarded with NSF Grant. The grant amount is $120,001 for the period of 18 months starting from 9/1/2008. Dr. Das is th Principal Investigator and Dr. Zhang is the Co-PI.
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NSF grant for research on Distributed Opportunistic Computing
awarded ($159,998 for 2 years)
Congratulations to Professors Dr. Mohan Kumar (PI) and Dr. Yonghe Liu (co-PI) whose NSF proposal is
being recommended for an award by the CISE, CNS Division of NSF for research in "DOC - Distributed Opportunistic Computing"
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NSF award for research on Collaborative Virtual Observation in Dynamic Environments
($336,817 for 3 years)
Congratulations to Professors Dr. Mohan Kumar (PI) and Dr. Yonghe Liu (co-PI) who
are awarded with NSF award for research in Collaborative Virtual Observation in Dynamic Environments by NSF Electrical, Communications and Cyber Systems (ECCS) Division.
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It is with great pleasure that we announce the hiring for Dr. Christoph Csallner as Assistant Professor in the CSE Department.
Dr. Csallner is an expert in software engineering and is working on software engineering problems...
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1st International Coference On PErvasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments : PETRA 2008
The PETRA Conference brings together different types of technology to address an important social
and healthcare issue: as the world's population ages, there is growing interest in solutions for
the in- home care of the elderly as well as for the care of people with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's
and other disabilities or traumas.
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The Data Management Group in CSE Department is organizing the first bigD* Regional Symposium on Data and Information Management. The goal of this symposium is to foster the collaborations and interactions among a large number of research groups working on topics related to data and information management
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We expect NSF funding to support a number of graduate student authors to participate in PETRA'08.
Funding will be made available of up to $1500 per student to cover his or her expenses.
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8th Annual High School Robot Programming Contest Lets Students Show Off Their Skills At UTA
Little yellow robots buzzed around the Nedderman Hall atrium at the University of Texas at
Arlington on Saturday, February 9th, 2008. The robots were programmed and built by high
school students to compete in the High School Robot Programming Contest, RoPro, sponsored
by the Computer Science and Engineering Department at UTA (CSE@UTA).
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Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad becomes a Fellow of the IEEE
Dec 21, University of Texas at Arlington Professor of Computer Science & Engineering
Ishfaq Ahmad has been elevated to the rank of Fellow of the Institute of Electrical & Electronics
Engineers (IEEE).
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Nov 1, The CommTech Program in the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), Department of
Justice, has awarded researchers in the Computer Science & Engineering Department
a $264,879 grant to develop a mesh network based solution to identify and locate
strategic personnel within a secure area such as a police precinct.
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$900,000 NSF Grant For Technology To Study American Sign Language
Oct 29, Assistant Professor Vassilis Athitsos and his collaborators have been awarded a three-year, $900,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to develop new technology for learning American Sign Language (ASL).
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Professor Sajal Das wins IEEE Engineer of the Year Award
Oct 14, Dr. Sajal Das was awarded the "IEEE Engineer of the Year Award" by the IEEE Ft. Worth Section during the Metrocom 2007 Conference held in Arlington. This award recognizes the recipient's leadership and technical contributions in engineering, community and societal activities.
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Dr. Fillia Makedon received a $500K grant from the National Science Foundation
Dr. Fillia Makedon has received a $500K grant from the National Science Foundation as the principle investigator to study trustworthy recommendation systems.
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Talk by online comic and graphic novel creator Scott McCloud
The Department of Computer Science & Engineering and Sabre Holdings
present online comic and graphic novel creator Scott McCloud,
currently on his "Making Comics 50 State Tour".
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CSE Alumnus Dr. Jeff Smith Receives National Foundation Award
Jeff Smith, a distinguished alumnus of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering
at UTA, has received the Kauffman Foundation's Community Award for his successful efforts to
improve the economic conditions of the citizens of Magote,
a mountain village in Honduras.
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UTA Co-Hosts ACM South Central Regional
Programming Competition Nov. 3-4
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at UTA joins Louisiana State University
in hosting on the UTA campus Nov. 3-4 the 2006 ACM South Central USA Programming
Contest. Read More
Dr. Fillia Makedon Named Chair of CSE
Dr. Fillia Makedon, a leading researcher in her field, has been named chair of the
Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Texas at
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NSF Project Director, Guru Parulkar, Speaks Oct. 18 on Major Research
To Create New Internet Architectures and Distributed Systems
Dr. Guru Parulkar, a program director in the National Science Foundation's Computer and
Network Systems division, will speak at UTA as a CSE Distinguished Lecturer on Wednesday,
Oct. 18.
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Forrester Research Analyst to Speak Sept. 28 on Future Impact of
Blogs, Podcasting and Other Social Computing Technologies
Charlene Li, a principal analyst for Forrester Research, a leading global
technology and market research company that forecasts technology's impact on business and
consumers, will speak at UTA Sept. 28.
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Dr. Jean Gao Receives NSF Grant to Research Early Disease Detection
Dr. Jean Gao has received a $356,000 grant from the National Science
Foundation as the principal investigator to study biomarkers that help identify early
disease detection and help in the discovery of new drugs.
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UTA Student Team Scores Big Again in National AUV Competition
A team of engineering students from the University of Texas at Arlington won third place
in the 2006 national AUVSI Student Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Competition. A UTA team won first place
in the national student competition last year.
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CSE Receives $1.7 million in Research Funding
CSE has received $1.7 million in research grants so far in 2005-2006. The awards include $602,284 for
research on integrated cognitive systems from the Institute for the Study of Learning and Expertise,
$386,553 from TxDOT, $275,000 from the NSF to develop new applications integrating stream and event processing
and $100,000 for a security framework research project funded by the Texas Advanced Research Program.
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CSE Team is National Finalist in Microsoft Software Design Competition
A team of UTA CSE students was among the nation's top 15 university teams who competed in
Microsoft's 2006 Imagine Cup national finals in May. The finalists beat out 300 university teams
nationally to place as finalists in the software design competition.
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Professors Das, Charavarthy, Huber Recognized for Research, Teaching Excellence
Professor Sajal Das has been named to UTA's Academy of Distinguished Scholars in
recognition of his outstanding scholarly achievements. Professor Sharma Chakravarthy
received the College of Engineering's Excellence in Research Award in recognition of superior
scholarship. Assistant Professor Manfred Huber received the Lockheed Martin
Aeronautics Excellence in Teaching Award in recognition for being a superior teacher.
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Dr. Chakravarthy receives $275,000 NSF Grant For Stream and Event Processing Research
CSE Professor Sharma Chakravarthy has received a $275,000 grant from the National Science
Foundation to integrate stream processing with event processing to meet the needs of new
applications for intelligent home monitoring, accident monitoring on highways and in other
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Dr. Jean Gao Recognized as One of Nation's Promising Young Researchers by NSF
Dr. Jean Gao has been recognized by the National Science Foundation with one of the
nation's top honors for investigators in the early stages of careers who are
considered likely to become America's research leaders.
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Industry Leaders from Texas Instruments, Intel to Speak
In CSE Distinguished Lecturer Series March 29, April 10
Dr. Hans Stork, chief technology officer at Texas Instruments, will speak in the CSE Distinguished
Lecturer Series on March 29. He is responsible for furthering TI's position as a top developer of
advanced silicon technology and for the company's long-term research and development strategy.
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World's leading conference on pervasive computing sponsored by CSE, IEEE
Leading computer scientists from industry and academia from around the world will travel to Italy in
March to attend PerCom, recognized as the leading international conference on pervasive computing and
communications. The conference is sponsored by CSE at UTA and IEEE.
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Dr. Hao Che was awarded a $64,200 research grant from NSF
Assistant Professor Hao Che was awarded a $64,200 research grant from the National Science Foundation.
The project is titled "Collaborative Research: NeTS-NBD: An Integrated Solution to Provide QoS, Traffic Engineering,
and Fault Tolerance in an Overlay Networking Environment". The one-year project is a collaborative effort with the
University of Pennsylvania.
UTA ACM Student Chapter Hosts National Student Conference March 3-4
UTA's ACM chapter is hosting the National ACM Student Conference at UTA March 3-4.
The event, held at University Center, includes a job fair and technical presentation from industry.
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CSE High School Robot Programming Competition Big Success
High school students from Arlington, Dallas and DeSoto independent school districts and other
schools participated in RoPro 2006, an annual robot programming contest for high school students
sponsored by CSE. The challenging, fun event was held on the UTA campus Feb. 4.
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High School Students Converge on UTA for CSE Robot Competition
Students from DFW-area high schools will face off Saturday, Feb. 4, at the University of
Texas at Arlington to see whose robot can navigate through a maze without direct control or find
an object using vision and touch.
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Talk by Dr. Mahbub Hassan of the University of New South Wales
Mahbub Hassan is Associate Professor in the School of Computer Science and Engineering, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, and a seconded Principal Researcher at National ICT Australia.
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CSE ©UTA and LSU to co-host
2005 ACM South Central Regional Programming Contest
On Saturday, Nov. 12th the UTA Computer Science and Engineering Department will co-host the 2005 ACM South Central Regional Programming Contest with LSU. Approximately 24 teams from Texas and Oklahoma colleges and universities will converge on Nedderman Hall at the University of Texas at Arlington.
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Industry Advisory Board (IAB) meeting set for November 11, 2005
The IAB, comprised of almost 20 leading North Texas technology companies, advises the department on student curriculum, research and other matters. The board provides a broad range of support to the department and plays a critical role in ensuring that CSE graduates meet the needs of industry.
Leading Researcher Roger Walker Named Interim Chair
Of Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Dr. Roger Walker, a leading research scientist at the University of Texas at Arlington, has been named interim chair of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering
New Funding Received for Graph-based Data Mining Research
Professors Larry Holder and Diane Cook have received three grants totaling almost $800,000 to continue their pioneering work in graph-based data mining using the Subdue system.
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UTA, the Mayo Clinic and Iowa State University
Collaborate on Medical Technology Research
Professor JungHwan Oh is the lead investigator on a $579,000 grant funded by the National Science Foundation to develop new hardware and software to produce advanced endoscopy videos.
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PerCom Is Leading International Conference on Pervasive Computing
Computer scientists worldwide seeking current state-of-the-art research on pervasive computing and communications are turning to PerCom, the leading international conference on pervasive computing, which is sponsored by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at UTA and IEEE.
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1.6 Million Research Project Funded by NSF
Seeks to Develop Secure Infrastructures
Meeting at an annual workshop to discuss their research project, which is funded by the National Science Foundation, are researchers from UTA, Pennsylvania State University and the University of Kentucky.
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Former CSE Faculty Member Eric Byrne Dies While on Himalayan Trek
Eric Byrne, a former faculty member in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at UTA, died May 9 after being stricken with an illness while trekking in the Himalayas. He was 44.
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CSE Ranks No. 1 at UTA in New Research Funding
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering ranked No. 1 in new research funding in 2004 among all UTA academic and non-academic departments, according to UTA's Office of Research.
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PerCom 2005 Meets in Hawaii; Sponsored by CSE
More than 200 computer scientists and students attended the third annual IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications (PerCom), which is co-sponsored by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at UTA, March 8-12 in Kauai, Hawaii.
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Sabre Holdings Scholarships Announced
Sabre Holdings Corp.'s annual scholarships for CSE students were announced at the Engineering Banquet during E-Week in February.
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Security Research Institute Receives $250,000 Funding
The Institute for Research in Security (IRIS) at the University of Texas at Arlington has received $250,000 in funding from the National Science Foundation to develop advanced security detection methods to monitor, prevent and recover from natural or inflicted disasters.
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Notre Dame Faces Groundswell of Outrage
Notre Dame Professor McInerny said: Notre Dame has forfeited its right to call itself a Catholic university.
Soon after the simultaneous statements by the White House and Notre Dame were released Friday afternoon, the voicemail boxes of University administrators were reportedly full with complaints against Notre Dame president Fr. John Jenkin's decision to honor the leader many refer to as "the abortion president."
Leading the charge is the Cardinal Newman Society (CNS), which launched a website immediately following the announcement, offering a petition to combat the school's plans (http://www.notredamescandal.com/). CNS reported Monday afternoon that the petition topped 33,500 signers in 72 hours, averaging 270 signatures an hour, and that the society has received almost 25,000 emails decrying the scandal.
"It is an outrage and a scandal that 'Our Lady's University,' one of the premier Catholic universities in the United States, would bestow such an honor on President Obama given his clear support for policies and laws that directly contradict fundamental Catholic teachings on life and marriage," the petition reads. CNS president Patrick J. Reilly also faxed a letter to Notre Dame's Bishop John D'Arcy of Fort Wayne-South Bend requesting intervention.
CatholicVote.com has joined the Society's effort with an email campaign to promote the petition.
"For a prominent Catholic institution to give President Obama the benefit of their platform is shocking and disappointing," said CatholicVote.com president Brian Burch. A commencement speaker, he said, is held out as "someone students ought to emulate and admire. There's a clear contradiction between his policies and that which a Catholic institution is presumably bound to promote."
CNS also reports that Project Sycamore, an organization dedicated to protecting Notre Dame's Catholic identity, is organizing alumni to protest the honor.
Ralph McInerny, a prominent Catholic writer and philosophy professor at Notre Dame since 1955, said in an article on The Catholic Thing that, "By inviting Barack Obama to be the 2009 commencement speaker, Notre Dame has forfeited its right to call itself a Catholic university."
"Not to put too fine a point on it, this is a deliberate thumbing of the collective nose at the Roman Catholic Church to which Notre Dame purports to be faithful," he wrote. "Faithful? Tell it to Julian the Apostate."
"For one whose fifty-four year career as a member of the Notre Dame faculty is coming to an end this June," wrote McInerny, "it is a bitter thing to reflect on the 2009 commencement speaker. ... One has groaned at previous selections, but the invitation to Barack Obama is far from being the usual effort of the university to get into warm contact with the power figures of the day. It is an unequivocal abandonment of any pretense at being a Catholic university.
"Lip service may be paid to the teaching on abortion, but it is no impediment to upward mobility, to the truly vulgar lust to be welcomed into secular society, whether on the part of individuals or institutions," he continued.
A National Reporter Online symposium article gathered the words of several high-profile Catholics, including two Notre Dame professors, weighing in on the news. (http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=OTBlNmY2NzM4ODdkNDY0NzR...==)
Ethicist and moral theologian Pia de Solenni suggested that the invitation "could be an excellent opportunity for Notre Dame gently and publicly to remind the nation of the university's Catholic identity and the incompatibility of the president's hostile actions with this identity.
"At the same time, the university could extend an invitation to dialogue in hopes that the president could come to respect these beliefs even if he does not agree with them," wrote Solenni, who emphasized that "it would have to be eminently clear to all on the part of the university that a tension exists between its professed values and the president's actions."
CNS president Patrick J. Reilly, however, was pessimistic about the possible effects of the invitation. "This is not an academic event; it is an honors ceremony," he wrote. "There will be no questions or dialogue, nothing learned. ...We have been betrayed."
"The invitation to deliver a commencement address, especially when coupled with the award of an honorary degree, is not a neutral act," wrote Catholic author George Weigel. "It's an act by which a Catholic institution of higher learning says, 'This is a life worth emulating according to our understanding of the true, the good, and the beautiful.'" Weigel added it was "frankly beyond my imagining how Notre Dame can say that" of the broadly pro-abortion president.
Pro-life leaders quickly joined the chorus of condemnation.
"American Life League joins the Cardinal Newman Society and all Catholics of good will in condemning Notre Dame University's defamation of Our Lady through its unconscionable invitation to the leading symbol, hero and darling of the culture of death," stated American Life League President Judie Brown, who called the invitation "disgusting pandering to the culture of death" and urged constituents to cease funding the University if it persisted.
"Father Jenkins cannot expect pro-life Catholics to stand back and allow the most pro-abortion president in U.S. history to make a mockery of Notre Dame's Catholic identity," said Pro-Life League National Director Joe Scheidler, himself a graduate of Notre Dame.
Fr. Jenkins insisted over the weekend, after the protests began, that the invitation would remain.
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4 years ago
I heard on one of the Catholic Rario Programs that they covered the statues of Christ for Obama is this true?
4 years ago
Is this why I've gone to Washington DC in five of the past six years to march in the January cold and sometimes rainy weather? Is this what our Pro-Life Marches meant to Notre Dame only to have a radical abortionist totally ignore us last January and sign an abortion funding bill the VERY NEXT DAY?! Did I spend 12 years of Catholic education only to learn learned notables don't believe what they preach? As a confirmed Catholic and member of the Knights of Columbus, it is our duty and pledge to be "defenders of the Faith" Fr. Jenkins has become a "betrayer of the Faith".
The Isrealites lost God's favor whenever they turned away from following His laws. The United States with its leftist secular laws and vulgar entertainment favoring immoral lifestyles is headed down the same path. "Blowing this way out of proportion"? That's probably what the Isrealite nay-sayers, and later captives by other nations, told their prophets, too. -
4 years ago
Satan get behind me,
It seems like this Country is going to suffer, through lack of morals and values.
The majority got what they voted for.
Some one that talked well and promised all things you wanted, the deceiver is here speaking what you suckers want to hear and interpreted as truths,
He will do what his conscience tells him to do.Where was that conscience cultivated?
His conscience about abortion has been demonstrated.
To help him repent the Graduating Catholic Students in the face of adversary can,
mild 1) All wear black arm bands to protest the abortion deaths.
harsh 2) Stand with your back to the speaker during the speech
4 years ago
I attend Notre Dame and all you radicals out there are blowing this way out of proportion.
4 years ago
Let this act strengthen us in our vigilance. Let it remind us that evil comes in many different forms, is powerful and deceptive. Let it remind us that evil is intelligent and creeps into our lives bit by bit until it someday is leading our country and being honored by our faithful universities. It is only through the acts of each of us and the grace of God that we can reverse these actions. Pray for guidance, pray for the president of Notre Dame and be vocal in your opposition � before that right is stifled.
4 years ago
I'm an alumni who has long been disillusioned with the University because of their left-leaning practices (e.g. the fact that Richard McBrien is still on staff as a theology professor). However, this just tears it. I can't bear to call it by our Mother's name anymore because I can't associate her with this abomination. The University has done more than abdicate its right to be called "Catholic" - it is actively telling the Church to take its "antiquated" views and shove them where the sun doesn't shine.
I want to organize a protest where anyone with memorabilia from the University brings it to a bonfire so that we can burn it all. Along with various shirts and jerseys, I want to burn/melt my class ring.
I feel so sorry for all the poor students at the school right now. They sweat blood in order to get into the place, and now have to deal with the fact that the place is no longer Catholic. -
4 years ago
This is an outrage! I would not want my child to have to listen to Obama. What am I supposed to do have my child miss the graduation after all the years of study. What right does Obama have to come here? This man is no CHRISTIAN! I don't such the likes of this in the home of our precious Mother. Does the church care about the people? I don't want this. Stop it NO!
4 years ago
I DONOT agree with NDs decision. At the same time I an outraged. I have read the similar comments and agree.
However, I have yet to hear why ND thought this was the correct decision.
Anyone have any info? -
4 years ago
Notre Dame university will not change its anti-catholic ways until the alumni stop contributing their money to the institution.
4 years ago
I have always loved Notre Dame. NEVER AGAIN!
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Donald P. Bellisario | |
Bellisario at Leap Con, 1993
Born | Donald Paul Bellisario August 8, 1935 Washington County, Pennsylvania |
Nationality | American |
Alma mater | Pennsylvania State University |
Occupation | Television producer, screenwriter |
Known for | Magnum, P.I., Tales of the Gold Monkey, Airwolf, Quantum Leap, JAG, NCIS |
Spouse(s) | Margaret Schaffran (1956-1974; divorced) Lynn Halpern (1979-1984; divorced) Deborah Pratt (1984-1991; divorced) Vivienne Bellisario (1998-present) |
Children | Joy Bellisario-Jenkins (b. 1956) Leslie Bellisario-Ingham (b. 1961) David Bellisario Julie Bellisario Watson Michael Bellisario (b. 1980) Troian Bellisario (b. 1985) Nicholas Bellisario Sean Murray (stepson) Chad W. Murray (stepson) |
Donald Paul Bellisario (born August 8, 1935)[1] is an American television producer and screenwriter who created and sometimes wrote episodes for the TV series Magnum, P.I., Airwolf, Quantum Leap, JAG, and NCIS. He has often included military veterans as characters.
Early life[edit]
Bellisario was born in Cokeburg, Pennsylvania[2] to an Italian father Albert and a Serbian mother Dana (née Lapčević) Bellisario[1] who was born in Gamberale, Abruzzo, Italy.[citation needed] He served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1955 to 1959, attaining the rank of Sergeant.[citation needed]
Bellisario earned a bachelors degree in journalism at Pennsylvania State University in 1961. In 2001 he was named a Distinguished Alumnus—the highest honor bestowed on a graduate of Penn State. In 2006, Bellisario endowed a $1 million Trustee Matching Scholarship in the Penn State College of Communications. He recalled:
Growing up in a hardscrabble western Pennsylvania coal mining town, I know first hand the sacrifices that are made to give a son or daughter a university education…and as a Marine veteran who returned to Penn State with two small children and little money, I remember all too well that struggle. It's my hope that this scholarship will also ease the financial burden of other young men and women who have defended our country to attain their academic goals.[3]
Bellisario became an advertising copywriter in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1965, and three years later became creative director of the Bloom Agency in Dallas, Texas. After rising to senior vice president after eight years, he then moved to Hollywood to pursue screenwriting and production.[2]
Television career[edit]
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After working under such television producers as Glen A. Larson, Bellisario adopted some of their production techniques, most notably utilizing a small pool of actors which he uses for his many productions.[citation needed]
He has created several successful TV series, including Magnum, P.I., Airwolf, Quantum Leap,[4] JAG, and NCIS. Less-known creations include Tales of the Gold Monkey, Tequila & Bonetti, and First Monday. He was also a writer and producer on Black Sheep Squadron and the original Battlestar Galactica. He wrote and directed the 1988 feature film Last Rites.
One common theme running through the majority of Bellisario's work is the tendency for the protagonist to be a current or former member of the United States armed forces. Examples are Tom Selleck's character in Magnum, P.I., Thomas Magnum, who is a United States Naval Academy graduate, former SEAL officer and Vietnam veteran; Jan-Michael Vincent's character Stringfellow Hawke, a top helicopter combat pilot in Airwolf, also a Vietnam veteran and is still looking for his brother who is missing in action; Commander Harmon "Harm" Rabb, Jr., the main character of JAG, who is also a Naval Academy graduate and former Naval Aviator looking for his father who is missing in action from the Vietnam War; and NCIS's main character, Leroy Jethro Gibbs, who is a retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant and Scout Sniper. In Tales of the Gold Monkey, Jake Cutter (Stephen Collins) was an ex-Flying Tigers pilot. Although the character Dr. Sam Beckett was not in the armed forces, the other main character in Quantum Leap, former Naval Aviator, Vietnam prisoner of war and retired Rear Admiral Albert "Al" Calavicci, was. Another connection that some of his main characters have is August 8 birthdays. Notably, the last episode of Quantum Leap takes place on August 8, 1953, Sam Beckett's birthday, and the reverse of the last two digits of Bellisario's own birth year. Another common theme in Bellisario's work is religious undertones and comparisons. Bellisario received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2004, which was shown in the Season 9 JAG episode "Trojan Horse".[citation needed]
In an interview with Sci-Fi Channel in the late 1990s, Bellisario said he was inspired to create Quantum Leap in 1988 after reading a novel about time travel.[citation needed] His service alongside John F. Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, was the basis for Quantum Leap's fifth season's double-length episode "Lee Harvey Oswald" (originally aired September 22, 1992). The episode supports the theory that Oswald carried out the assassination on his own, something Bellisario believes.[citation needed]
He heads the Los Angeles–based production company Belisarius Productions. The company's name recalls the Roman general Belisarius, of whose name Bellisario's own family name is an Italian-language variant.[5]
Television series created[edit]
Years | Title | Notes |
1980–1988 | Magnum, P.I. | |
1982–1983 | Tales of the Gold Monkey | |
1984–1987 | Airwolf | |
1989–1993 | Quantum Leap | |
1992 | Tequila and Bonetti | |
2002 | First Monday | |
2003–present | NCIS | Spin-off from JAG |
Personal life[edit]
Bellisario married Margaret Schaffran in 1956 and they divorced in 1974. They had four children: Joy Bellisario-Jenkins (born c. 1956), Leslie Bellisario-Ingham (born c. 1961), David Bellisario (producer on NCIS: Los Angeles), and Julie Bellisario Watson (producer on NCIS).
Bellisario married his second wife, Lynn Halpern, in 1979 and they divorced in 1984. They had a son: Michael Bellisario on April 7, 1980 (had a recurring role as Midshipman Michael Roberts on JAG and played Charles "Chip" Sterling on NCIS).
He married his third wife, Deborah Pratt, in 1984 and they divorced in 1991. They had two children: Troian Bellisario, Nicholas Bellisario. Troian portrayed Sarah McGee on NCIS, Teresa on Quantum Leap, Erin on JAG, and (since June 2010) Spencer Hastings on Pretty Little Liars.
Bellisario married his fourth wife, Vivienne Bellisario, on November 27, 1998. He gained two stepsons from the marriage: Sean Murray (Timothy McGee on NCIS) and Chad W. Murray (NCIS producer). As of 2013 he resides with Vivienne in Studio City, California.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b "Donald P. Bellisario Biography (1935–)". Filmreference.com. August 8, 1935. Retrieved May 5, 2011.
- ^ a b "Donald Paul Bellisario". Universal Television via Quantum Leap official site (Sci Fi Channel). Archived from the original on July 12, 2006.
- ^ "Bellisario's $1 million gift endows scholarships in College of Communications". Penn State University. 2 October 2006. Retrieved 5 May 2011.
- ^ O'Connor, John J. (November 22, 1989). "Review/Television; An Actor's 'Quantum Leap' Through Times and Roles". The New York Times. Retrieved August 12, 2010.
- ^ http://www.belisariusproductionsparamount.visualnet.com/
External links[edit]
- Donald P. Bellisario at the Internet Movie Database
- "Genesis: A Conversation With the Creator of Quantum Leap". The Complete Quantum Leap: The Official Publication of the Show. MCA Publishing via Quantum Leap official site (Sci Fi Channel). Archived from the original on July 13, 2006.
- Donald P. Bellisario interview video at the Archive of American Television
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