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Tuesday, January 25, 2005

Animal scientist Temple Grandin explains how her autism gives her special insights into understanding animal communication: Animals in Translation. Then, former Buffalo Bills head coach Marv Levy reflects on his 47-year career in football. Douglas Coupland explores the challenges of overcoming loneliness in his new novel, Eleanor Rigby. And Robert Downey, Jr. shares his first musical recording, The Futurist.

Animal Insight

Animal scientist Temple Grandin describes how her autism helps her to understand animals: Animals in Translation: Using the Mysteries of Autism to Decode Animal Behavior.

Music: Soundtrack to At First Sight, music by Mark Isham: "A Simple Touch" / "At First Sight"

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Former Buffalo Bills head coach Marv Levy recounts some of the best and worst memories of his career, and reflects on some of the lessons he's learned from coaching football: Where Else Would You Rather Be?

Events: Marv Levy will be speaking and signing books on:

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Where Do We All Belong?

Douglas Coupland explores the challenges of overcoming loneliness in his new novel, Eleanor Rigby.

ยป Read an excerpt of Eleanor Rigby in the Reading Room

Events: Douglas Coupland will be appearing on:
Tuesday, January 25th at 7pm
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Looking Forward

Robert Downey, Jr. on his first musical recording, The Futurist.

Music: The Futurist, Robert Downey, Jr.: "Man Like Me" / "Smile"

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