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Howley slams Hore
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Wed April 23 2014
Vunipola bros. eye revenge
The Heineken Cup semi-finals take place this weekend and Saracens play Clermont in a repeat of their quarter-final clash two years ago.
Wed April 16 2014
Carter wary of England threat
All Black Dan Carter thinks England have become a major threat heading in to the World Cup.
Sat April 12 2014
Super Rugby Try of the Week - Round 9
A collection of the top tries from round 9 of Super Rugby.
Thu April 10 2014
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Thu April 10 2014
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Rugby Roots travels to Pocklington where members of the Tinson family discuss the club's historical background.
Wed April 9 2014
Super Rugby preview - Round 9
James Gemmell and Alex Payne look ahead to round 9 of the Super Rugby season.
Sun April 6 2014
Bath ease past Brive
Bath are through to the semi-finals of the Amlin Challenge Cup after beating Brive 39-7 at the Rec.
Sun April 6 2014
Leinster not accurate in Toulon
Matt O'Connor and Jamie Heaslip are bitterly disappointed with their performance against Toulon in the quarter-final of the Heineken Cup.
Sat April 5 2014
Muller proud despite defeat
Ulster captain Johann Muller said he was proud of his team's effort despite losing 15-17 against Saracens at Ravenhill.
Sat April 5 2014
Slater praises Tigers character
Leicester captain Ed Slater is proud of the Tigers performance away to Clermont in the quarter-final of the Heineken Cup.
Sat April 5 2014
Murray – We were clinical
Connor Murray described Munster's performance as clinical as the Irish giants beat Toulouse to reach the Semi-finals of the Heineken Cup.
Sat April 5 2014
Penney delighted with Munster display
Munster head coach Rob Penney credited his team's performance as they thrashed Toulouse 48-23 in the quarter-finals of the Heineken Cup.
Sat April 5 2014
Nigel Owens tells off the front row
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Fri April 4 2014
Mallinder pleased with progress
Jim Mallinder reflects on Northampton's 28-14 victory over Sale in the Amlin Challenge Cup.
Thu April 3 2014
Wilkinson v O'Driscoll, Toulon v Leinster
It's Toulon against Leinster in the Heineken Cup. Jonny Wilkinson and Brian O'Driscoll discuss what has become a big European rivalry.
Sat April 5 2014
Stand up for the Ulstermen
Ulster face Saracens in the quarter-final of the Heineken Cup - it's 16 years since the side were last triumphant in the competition.
Tue April 8 2014
Rugby Championship Round-up - 3rd April
Alex Payne takes you through the action from the latest round of Greene King Championship matches.
Sun April 6 2014
Final call for Wilkinson and O'Driscoll
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Accountability for referees?
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Wilkinson to call time?
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Super Rugby Preview - Week 7
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Sat March 22 2014
Bulls are back!
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Thu March 20 2014
Horgan delighted with BOD send-off
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Mon March 17 2014
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Sun March 16 2014
LV= Cup Final Preview
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Alex Payne's Six Nations preview
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Thu March 13 2014
Lancaster puts family first
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Wed March 12 2014
Tuilagi back for England
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Marquette prepares for reaffirmation of accreditation site visit Sept. 30 – Oct. 2
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A new chapter for the College of Arts and Sciences
Marquette Matters, September/October, 2013
Marquette Matters recently sat down with Dr. Richard Holz, dean of the Helen Way Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, to learn more about him personally, his journey in academia and his vision for the future.
Ugland awarded Fulbright to teach in the Czech Republic
Marquette Matters, September/October, 2013
Dr. Erik Ugland, associate professor of digital media and performing arts, has always wanted to live abroad. His wish will come true this spring when he travels to the Czech Republic as a Fulbright Scholar.
Wisconsin's only dental school grows by leaps and bounds
Marquette Matters, September/October, 2013
The School of Dentistry — Wisconsin's only dental school — welcomed its expanded class in August, growing from 80 students to 100 students.
Best of the best: Teaching Excellence winners shine
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Teaching Excellence Awards are the highest teaching honor bestowed upon Marquette faculty members. Recipients are nominated by their colleagues and students for demonstrating excellence as teacher-scholars. Dr. Stephen Franzoi, Dr. Douglas Lobner and Dr. Robert Lowe received the John P. Raynor, S.J., Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence, and Dr. Richard Jones received the Robert and […]
Excellence in University Service Awards honor outstanding staff members
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The university's Excellence in University Service Awards recognize staff members who have contributed to the essential work of Marquette at the highest level of excellence. Recipients were nominated based on service that is above and beyond the duties normally assigned to their positions. They will be honored at the Excellence in University Service Awards Luncheon […]
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Like many students, Hera Wert showed up for class dressed head-to-toe in Marquette blue and gold. But Hera isn't a student; she's a teacher — and she's less than a year old.
Dr. Fabien Josse honored with Haggerty research award
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Contaminated drinking wells. Deep sea oil spills. Homeland security threats. These are a few examples of how Dr. Fabien Josse, professor of electrical and computer engineering and the 2013 recipient of the Lawrence G. Haggerty Faculty Award for Research Excellence, is using his skills to contribute to finding answers to some of the world's most […]
Way Klingler Young Scholar recipients
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Way Klingler Young Scholar Awards support promising young scholars in critical stages of their careers. The awards of up to $32,000 are intended to fund $2,000 in operating costs and to cover up to 50 percent of salary to afford the recipient a one-semester sabbatical.
Alumnus of the Year lives the Marquette mission
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Anyone who knows him will tell you that Don Layden, Arts '79, Law '82, lives the Marquette mission. Whether it's the pursuit of excellence in his professional life — he's a partner at Quarles & Brady and an operating partner with Baird Venture Partners — or how he and his wife, Mary Jo, Arts '80, […]
Way Klingler Fellowship recipients
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For Dr. David Baker, professor and associate chair of the Department of Biomedical Sciences in the College of Health Sciences, the Jesuit principle of cura personalis begins in the brain. Not just in a cerebral, thought-provoking sense, but in a literal sense, with the study of neurotransmitters and their roles in diseases like schizophrenia and […]
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To ensure collaboration at the critical goalsetting stage of the university-wide strategic plan, President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., chose to forego this year's Presidential Address to bring the university together for an interactive workshop Jan. 30. Speaking to an overflow crowd assembled in the AMU's Monaghan Ballroom for the President's Strategic Planning Workshop, Father Pilarz […]
Teaching Enhancement Award winners strive to educate students about autism
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One out of every 88 children may now fit the criteria to be on the autism spectrum, according to the newest assessment from the Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. So, when autism experts in three of Marquette's colleges heard of each other's work, they decided to join forces to "become a much more […]
Marquette and the United Community Center partner to empower Milwaukee's youth
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"It all started with a phone call," says Dr. Larry Pan, chair of the physical therapy department in the College of Health Sciences, recalling the beginning of a partnership between the United Community Center — a Milwaukee-based social service agency — and two Marquette professors.
On a mission: providing dental care in Tanzania's refugee camps
Marquette Matters, Mar. 2013
For Dr. Toni Roucka, assistant professor and pre-doctoral program director of general dentistry in the School of Dentistry, teaching the building blocks of dental care is more than a job — it's a mission. Beginning in 2003, Roucka has taken her passion around the world by examining access to dental care.
The World is our Home: Mission Week 2013 honors Opus Prize recipients
Marquette Matters, Feb. 2013
Through a tireless combination of faith, commitment and ingenuity, 10 men and women have been recognized for making a profound impact on global social issues. In many respects, they reflect the spirit of tenacity and giving associated with Mother Teresa in their own home countries.
Melamed returned to Germany as a Fulbright scholar of American Studies
Marquette Matters, Feb. 2013
How do German and United States multiculturalisms differ? How do the contemporary "Islamophobia" and new Right-wing movements in Germany compare with similar movements in the U.S.? Those are among the questions Dr. Jodi Melamed, associate professor of English and Africana Studies, has pondered while teaching in Germany as a Fulbright senior scholar during the winter […]
Faculty and staff encouraged to review reaffirmation of accreditation self-study draft
Marquette Matters, Feb. 2013
A critical step in Marquette's reaffirmation of accreditation process is the production of a self-study report. During the past year, more than 200 faculty, staff and students have helped prepare a draft of the report. From Monday, Jan. 28 through Friday, Feb. 22, the draft will be available online at marquette.edu/accreditation, and the campus community […]
Stories from under-covered Milwaukee neighborhoods
Marquette Matters, Feb. 2013
If information is power, then the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service is giving an electrifying jolt to Milwaukee's central-city neighborhoods.
Educational Opportunity Program benefits students and communities
Marquette Matters, December 2012/January 2013
"A scholarship is not for free — you have to work hard to maintain it." No one knows that better than Dr. Phu Tran, Eng '04, Grad '11. He was the first member of his family to graduate from college. At age 14, his family moved to the United States from Vietnam.


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Back to work for me...
Me too. Bye everyone
Yes. It is that time. Bye all.
@All- well good luck everyone. Back to work for me...
I didn't realize today was Friday the 13th. Maybe that's why things went wrong the whole week.
DrFPGA - I hope so. Too many things have either broken or not cooperated this week.
@Duane- Maybe all your bad luck has been used up already then..
@Max- Good luck!
My strories aren't really Friday the 13th stories, but this whole week as gone like that. Things breaking all over the place and supposedly easy design tasks just not working.
By Max
I bought a Ti Launchpad/CC3000 WiFi booster pack. None of the tutorials have been working for me. It seems that the board used in the tutorials is just slightly different than the one I bought. I found a thread on a forum discussing the exact issue I'm having. Someone else popped on the thread and asked: "I'm having the same problem. How did you fix it?" The original poster wrote back: "I didn't. I just gave up."
Oh, and good luck with the printer and its current problem
Bye Max
@All -- I'm going to run myself -- my 3D printer extruser has paused on it's heating cycle for some reason -- I've got to sort it out -- keep your fingers crossed for me -- C U all next week -- Max
@Duane: re Friday the 13th...
Max, re Friday the 13th: Three blown up bike tires/tubes, broken pump, three "easy" WiFi devices not working, Coffee all over the floor instead on in the pot, boards that won't take solder. It's been one of those weeks.
@Duane- We need Friday the 13th stories....
@all have to do the dishes yet again
@Max The Design Spark PCB free tool is adequate once you get used to it.
@Duane: .Max - I've tried a number of 3D CAD programs. Most recently an online web-based 3D CAD, but so far none have really made me happy.
In that case, I'm really looking forward to hearing what you think about DesignSpark Mechanical
Crusty - I thin it's available in the Lite version too, but I'm just speculating.
@All: There's also a DesignSpark PCB tool that's free -- easy to use -- very powerful -- and 100% integrated with DesignSpark Mechanical...
Max - I've tried a number of 3D CAD programs. Most recently an online web-based 3D CAD, but so far none have really made me happy.
@Duane: All of mine happened earlier this week.
Tell us more...
@Duane : is it available in the free Lite version?
I've seen a few renderings that people have made from their Eagle files. They're pretty cool, but I don't know how useful.
@Duane: I'm goint to download the DesignSpark software on Monday even though I don't have a 3D printer.
It's worth learning even if you don't have a 3D printer -- you can use it to create visualizations that you can export as JPGs or as 3D PDFs ... and then when your wife buys you a 3D printer for Christmas you will be ready to rock and roll :-)
Crusty - Eagle supposedly does have a 3D view is some way shape or form, but I've never gotten around to trying it out.
DrFPGA asked about Friday, the 13th stories - All of mine happened earlier this week.
@Duane : Does Eagle Cad offer a 3D view of the PCB board and components?
Max - Yes. It was a good meetinig - short and to the point.
I'm goint to download the DesignSpark software on Monday even though I don't have a 3D printer.
Hi again Duane -- so your meeting finished?
Hi Duane
Hi again
@Max : I really think the DesignSpark stuff is going to do it I use their PCB programme sometimes and I shall look at the 3D now
I've wanted to create 3D models and visualizations for a long time now, but never seemed to find the right software for my needs ... I really think the DesignSpark stuff is going to do it
I think you're right. But I am going to wait for you to blaze the trail. We have Solidworks in- house. It might be interesting to compare.
I heard from someone else who has some insider knowledge (but doesn;t work for Allied or RS) saying that this 3D software really is industrial strength stuff -- but that it also really is surprisingly easy to learn and use...
@Antedeluvian: I've wanted to create 3D models and visualizations for a long time now, but never seemed to find the right software for my needs ... I really think the DesignSpark stuff is going to do it
@Crusty: LOL on the fingerslips
@Max make bred read BREAD
@Max : Have just started on designing a bred prooving cabinet using Arduinio as the control module for the heaters.
dis you see my column on the free 3D design software
Indeed I did. I am also starting to feel a certain urge in my bones to try out a 3D printer. No, wait. I think it's my lumbago.
@Crusty: I find Farnells web site to be easier to use.
It's strange how one can like one site and not another, where someone else might be completely the opposite...
@Max RS Components I have used them and still do, since the catalogue hung on a nail by a string. However I find Farnells web site to be easier to use.
Antedeluvian -- dis you see my column on the free 3D design software http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1319478
Hi Antedeluvian -- I'm powering up my 3D printer for the first time as we speak
@Crusty: Though Farnell seem to be fast these days without postal costs...
What about RS Components? I was chatting to them yesterday about the free 3D design software they are making available on Monday (http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1319478&) -- it seems that they have 38,000 3D models that cover just about all the electronic and electromechanical parts in their extensive catalog (of course they have many more than 38,000 items in their catalog, but one 3D model of a 1/4 carbon resistor will cover 1,000s of components, for example.)
Hi antedeluvian
Hi guys
@Max Maplin is never cheap but do take the place of long departed tandy for an odd switch or capacitor.
Though Farnell seem to be fast these days without postal costs
@Crusty: Did you switch on the telytype and overload the office circuit LOL
No ... some dingbat actually turned the power switch off -- give me strength!!!
@Crusty: That 3D printer looks nice, but it's a bit expensive -- mine cost $499, which is just a tad over 300 UK pounds
@Max : Did you switch on the telytype and overload the office circuit LOL
Arrggghh -- some dingbat turned the power off -- now I'm starting it up again
Hang on -- let me take a peek at the 3D printer temperature...
There was a news report on the radio thsi morning saying that weddings are well down thsi year due to it being 2013 ... a lot of brides want to wait for 2014...
@Max another 3 D printer in my inbox
I have a friend in the UK who won;t go out of his house on Friday 13th
@Max- Maybe not a good day today to power up your 3d Printer...
@All: Any Fri the 13th stories today?
Hi Warren (DrFPGA)
I can's wait for that DesignSpark Mechanical (3D Design) software to become available on Monday (http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1319478&)
@Max Overcast and damp, which is to be expected now that I am taking the caravan to the wilderness around Oxford
Hi Max, Hi Crusty, Hi Junko, Hi Duane,
Hi Crusty -- how are things in England?
Thank Goodness it's Friday :-)
Hi Max
Hi Junko -- Duane just ran out to a meeting -- he says he'll be back if th emeeting ends early
Hi, guys
Meeting = Boring : EE Times Chat = Interesting
Awesome about the printer! I just have a 10:00 meeting. I'll be back if it ends early.
My 3D printer is powering up for the first time as we speak
Was it something I said?
Second - but unfortunately, I'll need to be the first to leave
The "EE Times Week In Review" is a live online chat about what's been happening in electronics and engineering and what you thought about it all, from hard news to the weird and wonderful.This week's chat will take place on Friday, September 13, 2013, commencing at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time / 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time.Although we will be talking about anything and everything of interest, our lead topics this week will be Apple's iPhones (see Apple iPhone 5S and 5C -- Hits & Misses: http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1319467) and the announcement of the free, industrial-strength 3D design software called DesignSpark Mechanical (see Allied/RS Bring Free 3D Design Software to Everyone on the Planet! http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1319478).
Two Cocky Techs Get Their Comeuppance
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Two swaggering technicians are dramatically humbled when they flip the power switch on a high-voltage simulator.
The Case of the Nonexistent Component
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Every engineer has likely had the unfortunate experience of verifying a part's availability with a vendor, only to have the part ultimately wind up either not getting produced or ...
The Martian: A Delightful Exploration of Math, Mars & Feces
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To say that Andy Weir's The Martian is an exploration of math, Mars, and feces is a slight simplification. I doubt that the author would have any complaints, though.
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Sometimes it can feel like you're really performing in the big tent when presenting your hardware. This month's caption contest exemplifies this wonderfully.


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CAMPSITE EQUIPMENT SIZE WARNING OCCONEECHEE STATE PARK: Due to campsite and road limitations, this park is strictly enforcing maximum size limitations on their campsites. If you arrive at the park with equipment larger than the site maximums and contrary to what is indicated on your reservation you will be turned away from the park and applicable cancellation fees applied.
Status: Open year round. Season Dates
Occoneechee State Park is on Virginia's largest lake, Buggs Island Lake, also known as John H. Kerr Reservoir. The park features 3.1 miles of walking trails which allow the guest to experience the history of the Occoneechee Indians and plantation life in the 1800s.
The Commonwealth of Virginia began leasing the land for outdoor recreational use from the U.S. Army in 1944. Occoneechee State Park's land remains leased from the Army Corps of Engineers.Size: 2698 acres.
Buggs Island Lake (Kerr Reservoir), 48,000 acres. The Panhandle area is 1,900 acres, and is open for hunting, hiking, biking and nature observation.
Contact Occoneechee State Park for further information.
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There is a per night per pet fee for cats and dogs in all cabins and lodges (pets are not allowed in the Kiptopeke yurt). Customers making reservations via the web are responsible for visiting the park office to pay all applicable pet fees. Customers may also call the reservation center at 800-933-7275 to pay the pet fees in advance.
Notice for Campers:
LEAVE YOUR FIREWOOD AT HOME!!One of the most important things we can do to protect Virginia's trees and forest diversity is stop moving firewood. New infestations of tree-killing insects and diseases are often first found in campgrounds and parks. Why? Because people have accidently spread invasive species when they brought firewood along with them. In Virginia, there are numerous counties under quarantines, issued by the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, due to an invasive insect pest or disease. These quarantines restrict the movement of firewood or wood by products from certain tree species. Moving firewood in violation of a quarantine is a class 1 misdemeanor and upon conviction, you could be subject to; confinement in jail for up to twelve months and a fine of $2,500.00 or both. For more information on areas under quarantine, go to http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/news/releases-a/062212eabexpand.shtml
Getting There:From I-85, take Route 58 West Exit at South Hill. Park is located on Route 58 one mile east of Clarksville. Occoneechee State Park, 1192 Occoneechee Park Road, Clarksville, VA 23927-9449; phone, (434) 374-2210
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WASHINGTON, DC — The Online News Association, the world's largest membership organization of digital journalists, today announced a grant from the Dow Jones Foundation to support a series of unique networking events for digital media leaders.
The grant will make possible ONA Digital Leadership Breakfasts, four invitation-only events to be held quarterly throughout 2014 and early 2015 in New York, Washington DC, Chicago and San Francisco or Los Angeles.
"As digital media matures, we hear from its leaders a need for the time and space to have candid conversations, network and share strategies," said ONA Executive Director Jane McDonnell. "While we all agree competition is healthy, sharing successes and failures is also critical to the industry's economic health."
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When we say science we can either mean any manipulation of the inventive and organizing power of the human intellect: or we can mean such an extremely different thing as the religion of science, the vulgarized derivative from this pure activity manipulated by a sort of priestcraft into a great religious and political weapon.
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Neuroscience, UCLA School of Medicine, 1998 - 2000
Pediatric Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, 1994 - 1996
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Internal Medicine, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, 1990 - 1991
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Physician, Neurosurgery, Pediatric Neurology, The Ketogenic Diet Program
Metabolism of Alternative Fuels Following Developmental Traumatic Brain Injury. NINDS/NIH R01, NS052406, 6/1/05-5/31/09. Principal Investigator: Mayumi L. Prins. Investigators: CC Giza, B Bartnik, NG Harris, DA Hovda.
Loss of Developmental Plasticity after Head Injury. NINDS/NIH R01 NS27544, 1/1/06-12/31/09. Principal Investigator: DA Hovda. Investigators: CC Giza, F Gomez-Pinilla, GS Griesbach.
Restoration of Plasticity Following Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury. NINDS/NIH K02 NS057420, 9/1/07-8/31/12. Principal Investigator: CC Giza.
Enhancing Recovery after Pediatric TBI: Translating Basic Neurobiology to Clinical Intervention. Supported by the Winokur Family Foundation. Shields Fellow, 8/8/07-8/7/09. Principal Investigator: CC Giza.
Early Monitoring for Seizures and Long-term Global Outcomes Following Moderate to Severe Brain Injury in Children. Thrasher Research Fund. Funding period: 2/1/09-1/31/12. Principal Investigator: CC Giza.
Associate Professor In Residence with secondary appointment in Pediatric Neurology. Dr. Giza conducts research investigating the physiological and molecular response of the developing brain to traumatic injury. His current laboratory interests include neuroplasticity, recovery from injury, concussive injury, sport-related brain injuries and brain development. He runs the Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) clinic at UCLA that provides neurological follow-up of head-injured children with all severities of TBI, and is actively involved in clinical investigations related to post-traumatic epilepsy and recovery of function.
- 2007-2009 Shields Fellow, UCLA; supported by the Winokur Family Foundation thru the Child Neurology Foundation
- 2005 P.S. Ramani Oration Recipient at the 14th Annual Conference for the Neurotrauma Society of India
- 2005 UCLA Council on Research Conference Travel Grant for invited lectures at the 14th Annual Conference of the Neurotrauma Society of India
- 2002-2003 UCLA Brain Injury Research Center Young Investigator Award
- 2002-2003 American Alpine Club Research Grant Award
- 2001-2002 J. Athletic Training Clint Thompson Award 1st runner-up for Outstanding Non-Research Manuscript, "The Neurometabolic Cascade of Concussion"
- 1998 International Society for Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism, Junior Delegate Bursary Award
- 1996 Mead Johnson Award for Teaching Excellence in Pediatrics
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For all graduate students and for undergraduate students in The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music and Mannes College, New School financial aid is based on merit, and awards are made as part of the admission process. (Please note that merit decisions are final and cannot be appealed.) Students entering these programs are not required to file a financial aid application in order to be considered for institutional funds. However, graduate students and Jazz or Mannes undergraduates seeking financial assistance from federal and state sources should file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov; the New School code is 002780.
Undergraduate students at Eugene Lang College, Parsons, and The New School for Public Engagement who are U.S. citizens or eligible noncitizens must file the FAFSA in order to be considered for need-based New School awards and for federal and state assistance programs. Admitted applicants who have filed complete and accurate financial aid applications can expect to receive an award notice within two weeks after they receive an offer of admission.
All incoming international students (not U.S. citizens or permanent residents) in the Parsons AAS program and New School for Public Engagement undergraduate programs must file the Undergraduate International Scholarship Application in order to be considered for institutional merit- or need-based financial aid. Note that this application is used only by these two programs.
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Continuing student financial aid award processing begins in April and extends through the summer months. Students should check the status of their financial aid and their student accounts online at my.newschool.edu on a regular basis.
Mannes Extension Division Diploma students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents may be eligible for government financial aid, student loans, and veterans' benefits. Prospective and continuing students must file the FAFSA to establish their eligibility for need-based aid. File the FAFSA online at www.fafsa.ed.gov; the New School code is 002780. Institutional scholarships are not available to students in the Extension Division.
Certificate students matriculated in the graduate-level programs listed below may be eligible for government financial aid, student loans, and veterans' benefits and should file the FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov (the New School code is 002780).
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A new CD with Hille Perl and the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra
In November 2012 the second CD with Hille Perl and the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra has been released by Sony Music (deutsche harmonia mundi). After the acclaimed Telemann CD with "Concertos for viola da gamba" the musicians (under the direction of Petra Müllejans) have chosen some less known concertos by Johann Pfeiffer, Johann Gottlieb Graun, and Georg Philipp Telemann (the last one being, in fact, a concerto for viola da gamba and recorder, with flutist Han Tol). In addition to these concertos with orchestra, Hille Perl plays three magical solo works by Carl Friedrich Abel.
FBO and Bezuidenhout with Mozart concertos on CD
The first CD recorded in the newly built ensemble house has been released in October 2012 by harmonia Mundi France. It features fortepiano star Kristian Bezuidenhout and the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra under the direction of Petra Müllejans with a bunch of Mozart's finest pieces for piano and orchestra: the concertos K.453 & K.482 and the Rondo in A major K.386.
The first press reactions were enthusiastic, praising the "almost chamber-music quality" of the recording and the "irrepressible imagination and vitality of Bezuidenhout's playing".
(Andrew Clements, The Guardian)
NEW: "FBO's Youth Sneak Preview" at the ensemble house
On 20 October 2012 the musicians of the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra for the very first time gave a "Youth Sneak Preview" at the ensemble house: One day before their regular subscription concert at the Konzerthaus Freiburg they presented Beethoven's Fifth symphony to young listeners aged between 10 and 18 years with a concert moderation explaining the piece, the period instruments, and telling them some related episodes from the composer's life. Afterwards there was time for a cup of tea, biscuits and a chat between audience and musicians.
The next "Youth Sneak Preview" will take place on 1 May 2013 (with Bach's Brandenburg Concertos).


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by JamieD, Former Moderator on Tuesday, July 21, 2009 - 10:22
At any age, starting a new business can be an exciting and fulfilling venture. Deciding to start a business after you've already completed a long career takes additional considerations that don't necessarily apply to young professionals. Before making that decision, retirees should take into account these factors... Consider Your Favorite Hobbies and Interests Regardless of your reason to start a new business, whether to keep busy or for financial purposes, make sure a new career as a business owner is something that you're...
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Identity fraud is an all too-common story these days. Consumers are becoming vigilant in protecting their private data, and that may mean thinking twice before handing out credit card information. But no matter how loyal your customers are, they would likely question the trustworthiness of your business if their personal information was stolen or misused. Many businesses collect "sensitive"data or information from consumers - such as social security numbers, financial records, credit details - for sales or other business...
by JamieD, Former Moderator on Monday, July 13, 2009 - 11:56
Complying with business regulations often makes people think of labor and employment issues or financial and tax regulations but another very important aspect of regulatory compliance deals with the environment. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) establishes laws and regulations for businesses to minimize negative effects on our great planet. Do I need an environmental permit for my small business? Many small businesses do require some form of environmental permit to operate legally. Consider if your business activity will...
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Understandably, small business owners voice confusion over intellectual property law (patents,trademarks, and copyrights). Matters can get even trickier for online businesses, because the Web is still a relatively new territory for many entrepreneurs and law makers alike. Protecting your Web site's content isn't required by U.S. law, but doing so can provide important benefits. Read on to learn more about the eligibility requirements for patent, trademark, and copyright protection of online businesses. Understanding the...
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Regardless of their structure, industry, or size, all businesses must comply with many different government regulations. Non-compliance with these regulations can result in a wide variety of penalties: additional fees, operational restrictions, and a bunch of other hassles you don't want to deal with. As a federal government community, it would be easy to focus only on federal regulations. However, it is important to understand and comply with all state and local regulations as well. Similar to many federal requirements, state and local...
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Where are some of the best cheap places in Abilene to eat? In this day in age, everybody is trying to save a buck – and why shouldn't they? There are several places in Abilene for a cheap lunch or dinner, it just takes a little digging to pinpoint where those places are. You will be surprised at how much you can get for little in Abilene, Texas.


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Very cosy easy trouser. Made in our own design soft woven cotton plaid and cut to a loose modern shape. Fabric feels almost brushed. Elasticated waist for easy dressing. Piping to side of each leg. Fully lined in jersey cotton.
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Beautifully crafted, this lightweight piece comes intricately designed with the Sea Monster print. With ribbons and d-rings on the shoulders, cuffs and belt, the seams which run along the arms, body and across the middle of the skirt are finished on the outside to highlight the construction of this garment.
From a portrait dating back to 1592, the Sea Monster print is lifted from a gown belonging to Queen Elizabeth 1st. With the print hinting at lands explored far away for the greater good of the English Empire, Vivienne combines the Bruce of Kineard tartan overlaid with hearts, stars and the letters AR, symbolizing her stance "Active Resistance to Propaganda". Bringing the design to the forefront of her collection, the Tartan Sea Monster is carried through to Vivienne's accessories for Autumn/Winter 13-14.
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Good Morning and thanks for everyone that dispenses helpful advice and tips. This is a great forum for those that are experienced and those that are DIY'ers. As a first time DIY'er I have undertook a bathroom remodel which includes relocating a toilet and re-tiling the whole bathroom as well as relocating the sink pipes so that they come out of the wall. The plumbing has been done, the walls are finished, and next steps are the tiling and a toilet purchase.
Does anyone have any thoughts regarding Niagara Conservation toilets. I am looking to install a 10" rough in elongated toilet. Ideally it is water conserving, and "efficient" and within a price range of 250.00 - 375.00. Does anyone have any suggestions that fit this criteria. I was looking at a kohler wellworth. I was also told that the Toto 10" conversion kit or any other conversion kit to a 10" rough in size was to be avoided. What are your thoughts on that. Thank you all for your time and consideration reading this.


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December 14, 2012
Plan Your Perfect San Diego Holiday
'Tis the season to enjoy the spirit of the holidays! And many popular holiday events and happenings take place right here in Del Mar - within walking distance of the hotel.
Surround yourself with glimmering lights at Holiday of Lights located just down the street at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. It's the largest animated drive through light show on the West Coast! No car? No worries...we will take you to the fairgrounds and instead of driving through, you can enjoy the lights on an old-fashioned Holiday Hayride with hot chocolate or cider and a Christmas cookie. The experience is complete with holiday music, carolers, and fire pits for roasting marshmallows!
December 06, 2012
Indulge a little San Diego!
Satisfy that sugar craving and dive into KITCHEN 1540's delectable new desserts! Executive Chef Scott Thomas Dolbee and Sous Chef Jon Bautista have collaborated in the sweetest way; creating four new chic desserts that tempt even the most devout of diet followers (Don't worry we won't tell on you).


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All In The Family - Montgomery Overall Service Inc.
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"They told me I'd be out of business in six months," said Peter Zwart referring to the challenge a former employer made when Zwart decided to start his own uniform rental and laundering business. Forty years later, the business that began as a family run pressing and drycleaning operation in the garage behind Zwart's Montgomery, NY home, is one of the largest and most established uniform rental and sales outfits in the tri-state area.Montgomery Overall Service Inc. (MOS) of Maybrook, NY provides uniform sales, rentals and maintenance (laundering and drycleaning) to approximately 900 clients in nine counties and three states. Customers include auto shops, doctors and dentists offices, schools, stores and offices. The company also offers medical garments, dust control, custom logos and monogramming and sales and rentals of entry mats and mops. "I started with no customers and an empty truck," said Zwart about his early days. While looking for used machinery, Zwart purchased uniforms and began supplying customers starting with one route. He would take the uniforms to the laundromat to wash after midnight and then bring them home to be starched and pressed by his mom and wife on ironing boards set up in the house. His dad was in charge of a side mat business.
When machinery was purchased the cleaning and pressing operation moved to the garage behind the family's Montgomery home and in 1962 Montgomery Overall Service (MOS) was incorporated. For the next twenty years the business ran from the garage until the company purchased its' current Maybrook location in 1980. And it's still a family business.
Aside from his 20 employees Zwart works alongside his mother (who still helps out at 93), and his children. Eldest son Ed serves as vice president and plant operations manager. Daughter, Bonnie, is secretary and office administrator. Another son, Arnie, oversees the route drivers while his wife, Gina, works in the office. Donna, another daughter, is the shipping clerk while the youngest son, Brian, works as a truck mechanic and substitute route driver. The youngest daughter, Linda, works in the biohazard area and designs custom logo emblems and monogramming.
"We had 5,000 square feet up until 4 years ago when we added 9,000 square feet," said Zwart who noted that the whole production area now operates out of the new facility while the older building is mostly used for storage. The entire plant is currently 14,000 square feet and the business handles approximately 7,000 pounds of laundry daily.
Keeping the operation running are two, 125-pound and two, 275 pound Washex washer-extractors, one, 400-pound Consolidated dryer, a Union drycleaner, a Leonard steam tunnel, a Chicago single roll ironer, one Unipress utility press and a hot water heater. The newest addition was a 275 pound Washex tilting washer extractors purchased from E. Weit Machinery Co. of Hillside, NJ last year.
In the interest of conservation, the heater takes water from the drycleaner, heats it and it's used in the washers before leaving the facility. According to Zwart they also put in a partial recycler for the washer water. Recently MOS has seen an increase in the amount of medical goods that they handle. "We're doing more because OSHA is on to medical facilities that they can no longer take home their uniforms (i.e.nurses) and clean them themselves - they have to do them in-house or outsource," explained Zwart.
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Lunch: Mon - Fri, 11:30am - 2pm; Sat - Sun, closed; Dinner: Sun - Thu, 4pm - 9:30pm, Fri - Sat, 4pm - 10pm
Recommended for lunch, quaint outdoor seating – Sitting outside on a sunny day is a treat in this lovely location. The quality of their butternut squash ravioli in sage cream sauce merited the $19 lunch menu price.
Delicious and beautiful presentation. Be sure to ask for it with extra sauce.
Service was a little absent but courteous.
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Organic food at reasonable prices – I've eaten at Bennett's twice and both times I was stunned at the food served. First time I had the crab salad and it was a never ending awesome dish! The quantity was excellent too. The second time I went for lunch and had the eggs bennett, and that was excellent too! The atmosphere is casual which is nice, and the service is OK. Also, try the cola (they don't serve coke) ... it's how Coke probably was before they engineered it for profit.
Great Food, Poor Service – Over food quality is excellent and fresh, but staff at Bennetts not very friendly. I ordered to go and after I paid, they never said thank you. They just gave me the receipt back and walked away. I had to say thank you, and they did not even acknowledge it. Great food, bad service.
Terrific all around! – I have been here twice... Loved the food and the service. Our server both times was very attentive and freindly, but did not rush us. Very knowledgeble about the menu and food, and passionate about her favorite dishes when we asked what they were.
Love the cheese selections, Heirloom Tomato Pasta Primavera special, Italian Cous Cous, Surf and Surf, gorgeous Beet Salad... The Burger and homemade ketchup were very good as well.
The wine by the glass may have seemed a little pricey, but they give you a 7oz pour!
Nice decor. The restaurant is not to big, not too small... Open wall on sunny days is great.
I will go back! Loved everything about it.
Hidden treasure on the Eastside!!! – Eastside dinning is not the same, thanks to Bennett's pure food bistro! I have two kids, 8 and 12 years old. It's been difficult to find a causal fine dinning that fits the whole family. We tried a couple supposedly the best restaurants in downtown and the old Bellevue but the food and services were just mediocre. We decided to try Bennett's Pure Food Bistro because my coworker told me about it. The restaurant is located on the north end of Mercer Island, right off the island crest way exit on I-90. Our first impression was warm and cozy, the mural on the back wall of restaurant was beautifully done. It was a Thursday night, the wait wasn't too bad and we were seated almost right away. For appetizer we had the salmon poke and appetizer trio (crab cake, prosciutto prawns, and beef skewer). Entree, I had pan seared halibut. Since I've been on the low-carb diet, I have not been able to finish the whole plate of food in most restaurants because it always comes with some sort of pastas or potatoes, but with this dish, I can! The grilled fennel and red onion was not boring and the dill-parsley pesto halibut was nicely cooked to medium. It was heavenly! My husband had the Beef Tenderloin. The beef was again cooked perfectly medium rare and the smokey blue smashed potatoes was so good. My kids had Beecher's Mac and Cheese with added grilled chicken and the older boy had a burger. They both loved the food, the gooey Mac and Cheese and the burger was nice and juicy. To finish off, we shared the hazelnut bread pudding. I only had a bit because of my diet, but it was the most incredible bread pudding I've ever had in my life! We also got to meet the chef at the end of the dinner. He was telling us that they only use the freshest ingredients from local farms, very nice guy! Overall, it was an awesome dinning experience we haven't had for a very long time. We will definitely go back and perhaps check out their brunches on the weekend.
Pure Delight! – Creative fare, healthy options, great ambience, reasonably priced, superb wine choices, delicious food! That about sums it up! This is a long awaited and much anticipated addition to the restaurant scene. (and not just on Mercer Island). A restaurant that cares about the horrors of additives and preservatives and does it while creating delicious food. Thank you Bennett's! Favs after a couple of visits - The iceberg salad, salmon entree with blueberry sauce, Pork tenderloin, and the pasta with prawns. For apps, try the crab cakes and the beet and mozzarella salad (I think they call it the Beetrese. It's delicious!)
"All Natural" all the way – I used to be a fast food junkie but recently I?ve taken up the whole foods banner. In doing so, I admit I?ve become just a little cynical about terms like ?all natural? and ?organic? because too often the label doesn?t live up to the standard. Not so with Bennett?s. Their menu not only calls out that they source local, additive-free foods but they stand by that claim ? and you can taste the difference. Now, I?ve only eaten there 3 or 4 times since they opened but what I've tried has been fresh and delicious. For one - LOVE the cobb salad. There?s no skimping on the crab or avocado in this dish. Another favorite is the poached prawns pasta. It?s just loaded with fresh herbs. I must admit I?m a little thrown by the previous review. Butter, pork and salt in everything? Very unhealthy? Over priced? I completely disagree. In fact, I don?t even remember a pork dish and frankly, I think there?s a reason why some foods are less expensive than others and I?ll pay for quality any day of the week. Finally ? just want to mention brunch. I had the Crab Eggs Bennett and I thought it was my birthday. It was awesome.
A Terrible Disaapointment – An earlier reviewer suggests that the bad reviews for Bennett's are a result of the fact that the reviewers don't appreciate European cuisine. My family has lived in Euope, I have eaten at more than 1000 restaurants all over Europe and I have dined at hundreds of restaurants on every continent, except Antarctica. We have enjoyed evey major cuisine in Europe. Bennett's has nothing in common with any ot them, except possibly for pasta tourist traps in Italy. The major problem with Bennett's is that its "pure" food is very unhealthy and its menu is stuck in the 1980s when it was common to bathe food in butter, pork and salt. It's the cuisine of (now deceased) Julia Child. Her reputation was built on the very unhealthy content (e.g., butter, pork fat and pasta cholesterol) of her meals in the 1980s. Why emphasize such an unhealthy cuisine decades after the world learned of its dangers? The only reason I can think of is that the owners of Bennett's hope it will drive additional sales at two other busineses they own ([Pasta & Company and Beecher's cheeses). Apparently, the owners don't realize that Mercer Islanders are conscious of what they eat and they are not going to dine on food that has the same fat content as fast food restaurants. Eurpopeans would fall down laughing if they saw what Bennett's charges for most of its appetizers and main courses. The only positve thing my family can say about Bennett's is that it is convenient for Islanders. But Islanders know that you can get much better bistro food by venturing just 15 minutes from the Island. As for Bennett's very limited and expensive wine menu, unless you have a craving to try something from a mediocre winery that you have never heard of, take your own bottle and pay the corkage charge. Even with the corkage fee, you will save money and you will probably have a much better wine.
A restaurant that "gets it." – Mercer Island dining has never been much to rave about, but Bennett's is a welcome surprise, even for those of us from Downtown. Owned by the same group as Beecher's and Pasta & Co., there's obviously an emphasis on those products, but then this is a group that has been instrumental in bringing high quality artisanal products to Seattle. The restaurant has a decidedly European feel. The ingredients are local, fresh, and high quality, the dishes are simple and elegantly prepared, the service is friendly and efficient. As is true in the European tradition, there are no separate kids menus. Kids are expected to grow up eating what adults eat, they are expected to develop a palate and not gorge themselves on over-processed, tasteless, high-fructose corn syrup, "kid-friendly" garbage. If your kid only eats Kraft Mac & Cheese, this is probably not a good restaurant for them. Also, this restaurant aptly demonstrates the difference between "pure" and "health" food. Much like the European tradition, the food is hormone and additive free, but not meant to be low-cal or low-fat. Think Julia Child. Think butter. But I digress. The wine menu is very interesting, they've limited themselves to only Northwest wines, which can be difficult to pull off. However, someone's obviously done their homework and you can find an interesting array of small producers and limited production local wines that are well priced for the restaurant world. This is an excellent restaurant for a nice, not outrageously expensive, night out.
Excellent service, interesting menu – As a business traveler from San Francisco to Seattle, on my most recent trip, I wanted to have a least one dining experience in an eatery featuring new American/Northwest regional cuisine. Bennett's Pure Food Bistro really satisfied me! I started with the wild mushroom tart, progressed to the line-caught Columbia River sturgeon and finished with the chocolate mousse tower. I'm not particularly fond of cheese-in-bread, so the crust of the tart was not my thing, reminding me a bit of Cheetos, but that's just my taste. I wouldn't downgrade its quality; it was flaky, crisp and everything you'd expect from a crust. The mushroom filling was outstanding and boldly flavored. I've never eaten sturgeon before, so I just had to do it. Again, excellently cooked, tender, and flaky over a bed of deliciously sauteed mixed veggies. The chocolate mousse tower was a fine finish, but somehow I wanted creme fraiche and not whipped cream, although it wouldn't have fit the visual presentation. Only regular coffee here, no espresso. I wonder if that's a philosophical statement from the chef in a city that takes its coffee drinks so seriously. By the way, I drank a red wine with the meal that was the recommendation of the evening and loved it. Except for dessert, the meal was filled with lovely surprises including the wine! The service was friendly and excellent. The hostess/manager, who didn't seat me initially, even managed to figure out somehow that I was the person who had called the night before inquiring about a reservation that I ultimately didn't make. She made a trip to my table to greet me and inquire. That was pretty impressive! Overall, a wonderful dining experience!
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Our plan was to give away 1,000 copies of our game Harbor Master for iPhone to the first 1,000 subscribers to our newsletter. We coordinated this with promoting the upcoming Harbor Master HD for iPad.
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- iTunes would temporarily lock out our account for an hour every 1-2 batches. I'm guessing that they rate limit your purchases it to prevent fraudulent activity.
- Visa locked our credit card twice because spending $100 on iTunes every hour looked a bit suspicious.
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Deacon Jones makes a guest-starring appearance on The Brady Bunch, to teach a lesson about bullying and football.
Deacon Jones on "The Brady Bunch" teaching Peter Brady that it's OK to sing and play football.
Yep. that's one of my first memories of Jones, the Pro Football Hall of Fame defender who grew up in Orlando. He died Monday at age 74.
Deacon Jones had a career full of highlight-worthy plays, but when I heard the news about his passing, I immediately thought back to an episode of the The Brady Bunch where the football great appeared as himself and offered some important advice to Peter Brady.
In the episode that originally aired on Jan. 22, 1971 -- titled "The Drummer Boy" -- Peter is part of the secondary storyline. "Peter joins the glee club, then is mocked by his teammates on his pee-wee football team. It takes Los Angeles Rams defensive end Deacon Jones to set Peter's teammates straight," according to IMDB.
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"Did you guys hear that, we've got ourselves a canary," one of the players taunts at Pete. More 1970s-style bullying occurs for poor Peter Brady.
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"You think this guy can't play football because he sings?" Deacon asks.
The he adds the stunning zinger: "I sing. Am I a sissy?"
The startled bully responds, "Gosh, no Deacon!"
But then, just for good measure, Deacon and the coach start listing sports "tough guys" who also sing -- Deacon's Rams teammate Rosie Grier, Joe Namath, Smokin' Joe Frazier.
Lesson learned -- you can be in glee club and still play football.
It would only take about about 30 more years until TV tackled that subject again on Fox's "Glee."
Ah, life in the 1970s was so much simpler.
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"I believe that we have all of us, citizens of the world, travelling to western countries and staying in historical houses, a special wonder, an ongoing question: how can these buildings, especially castles, be sustainable? Apart from having survived the path of time !
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Michaile Brooks, a University of Illinois at Chicago graphic design student visiting New York, walked into the gallery, at 1 East 53rd Street, after seeing a blue-and-red block print depicting a bird made by Arely Bravo, a second-grade student at Public School 123 Suydam in Brooklyn.
"This picture is just sheer joy," she said. "I think that's something that we forget, you know, the older we get. We forget the sheer joy of creation and play. I really like the colors and the shapes."
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The student artists made the 53 drawings, paintings and sculptures on view with the help of Studio in a School, a nonprofit organization that provides arts instruction to students at 110 Title I schools in the five boroughs.
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