The 25-year survival of the scholarship is exceptional, especially when you consider that other broad Star Trek-inspired scholarships have gone belly-up.
Born in Australia, DAloisio started reading college textbooks about astronomy at age 6 and staring into the broad, star-filled sky Down Under.
These include "My Wife and Kids," a broad sitcom comedy starring Damon Wayans; "The Job," a police show starring Denis Leary; and "The Joan Cusack Show," in which she plays a woman hesitant to marry her longtime fiance, played by Kyle Chandler.
Each time she was there as a catalyst, prepping the audience for the bigger, broader star turn.
That climactic moment serves to highlight two key things: 1) a reminder of the overall importance of "Old Ben" Kenobi to the broader Star Wars story, and 2) the notable absence of any references to Obi Wan up until that moment -- the only major A New Hope character not to get a prior visual cameo or major plot point (so we think).
He let out a broad smile at the "Star Wars" theme.
There was speculation that Mr. Schnabel would show up in one of his trademark sarongs, but instead there he was, a Falstaffian figure in a barely buttoned blue shirt, pants at quarter mast, giving a broad hello to his star, Javier Bardem, a Spaniard who has a face like a slightly smashed Greek statue.
Since the 21-μm sources are not necessarily limited to the post-AGB phase, stars in a broad evolutionary stage, from evolved AGB stars to PNe, are selected based on the IRAS color indices, specifically, log F25/F12 >-0.2 >-0.2og F60/F25 <0.
There are potential lessons here for the Knicks, who visit Miami and Orlando this week, with a chance to test the competing models: one built on sheer stardom, the other on a single star with a broad supporting cast.
After six years studying the pattern, a research team led by astronomers from Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., reported yesterday that the light is being turned on and off by waves of dust grains, rocks and possibly larger objects that swirl about the Sun-like star in a broad disk.
