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"It has these leaves with these teeth, (and) it has these cones," Fox News quoted Brill as saying.

It was his maiden trip aboard top charter Flamer IV, and also his first ever Brill, which weighed in at 10lb!

Comedian Eddie Brill, who is the talent coordinator for "The Late Show with David Letterman," will be the celebrity emcee and auctioneer of the fifth annual Old Sturbridge Village Gala on Sept.

Steven Brill's Class Warfare must be the most prominently reviewed book on education in decades: a lengthy front-page review by Sara Mosle in the New York Times Book Review, a lead review by Joel Klein in the Wall Street Journal, a critical follow-up piece on Brill on the news pages of the Times by Michael Winerip.

Nearly 400 pages into Class Warfare, Steven Brill's congratulatory chronicle of the past decade's leading school reformers and their battles with teacher unions, we learn that Teach For America refuses to make public its wealth of performance information on thousands of TFAers who have taught in some of the nation's toughest schools.

You can reduce your risk of a second heart attack by 70 percent by making some important changes in your diet, according to Janet Bond Brill, Ph.D., R.D.

Brill Academic Publishers (Boston, MA) has begun the publication of "Middle East Law and Governance," a new multidisciplinary journal designed to provide a forum to address issues: of compelling concern" to the Middle East.

San Francisco, Calif.--Observing that direct-to-consumer sales have not worked out the way many hoped, Michael Brill's Crushpad custom microcrush winery recognized that most people buy wines recommended by critics, wine experts, retailers, friends and even wineries.

About a year-and-a-half ago, Steven Brill was on the wrong end of an angry call.

Whatever happened to Steve Brill? Brill is the creator of a string of enterprises, most recently a company called Clear, maker of the Verified Identity Pass that can whisk the user through airport security, lickety split.

WHEN UNISERV REPRESENTATIVE Charlie Brill first looked at salaries in northeastern Pennsylvania, he found associate teachers, secretaries, clerks, and other education support professionals earning scantly more than $13,000 a year--almost $6,500 less than the state's living wage.