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To enroll in this research study, please contact: Sabrina Heidenga 734-794-5662 sabrina.heidenga@progenity.com est, touching and very funny story of growing up gay in Brooklyn, where his grandfather lived with both his wife and mistress, and where Steven's only confi- dant was a lonely woman dying of MS. 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13 Eric Trager: Arab Fall Soon after the "Arab Spring," a new leader from one of Egypt's most powerful organizations, the Muslim Brotherhood, was elected president. One year later, a military coup toppled Mohamed Morsi, and he was put on trial. How did it all happen — and why? Arab Fall examines the Muslim Brotherhood's decision-making throughout this critical period. Based on extensive research and interviews with Brotherhood leaders and Mohamed Morsi himself, Trager explains how the very characteristics that helped the Brotherhood win power also contributed to its downfall. 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13 Daniel Bergner: Sing for Your Life: A Story of Race, Music and Family Ryan Speedo Green grew up in a bullet-riddled house across the street from a drug dealer's headquarters. In elementary school, he was in a program for uncontrollable kids. By the time he was in 6th grade, Ryan was put in shack- les and taken away. Then when he was 15, Ryan heard Denyce Graves perform in Carmen. The music, and two teachers who recognized something in Ryan that he couldn't see in himself, changed his life. This true story tells of a journey from a place of despair to stardom, of racial complexity and about believing in dreams. * beyond Adam's adolescence. He was at UC Berkeley in the late 1970s, on his own path to getting a law degree, when Leonard made a stop at Wheeler Hall on a college speaking tour. "I waited for him to finish," Adam recalls with a painful clarity. "I thought we were going to go to dinner together. He came up the aisle, signed some auto- graphs and came up to me and said, 'I have to catch a plane. I got another commitment I got to make tomorrow in Los Angeles, and I'm leaving.'" "I was devastated," Adam says. "'What am I, borscht?' It wasn't until later in his life that it was less about Leonard and his career and more about 'what's going on with my kids and my grandchildren.'" Adam and Leonard were estranged for a stretch, exacerbated by the actor's drinking and his son's drug use. When asked if it was difficult to forgive his father, he doesn't hesitate. "No, because I'm in 12-step, and that's a huge part of what 12-step's all about." Resentments and setbacks play only a passing role in For the Love of Spock, which is an unabashed tribute to Leonard's contributions as an actor and a man to a character who was and is widely embraced for embodying intel- ligence, science, fairness and integrity. (And for being different, of course, and living on the margins of mainstream society.) The film omits Leonard's record as a major benefactor of Jewish causes: the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra, a childhood center at Temple Israel of Hollywood and the career counseling center at Beit T'Shuvah, a Jewish recov- ery house. It also leaves out the degree to which Leonard passed down his pride and love of being Jewish. "I would say that I am more religious than my father was," Adam says. "I like to study Torah, I like to go to services on a regular basis on Friday night. Particularly the weekly Torah study has been very meaningful to me over the past couple of years. It's just mind-bog- gling to me about the divine inspiration of the written word and how it always applies to something going on in my life. This is what enriches my life, and brings new meaning to my life." * LOCAL AUTHORS Sunday, Nov. 12 10 a.m.-noon Featuring Elizabeth Applebaum, Esther Sokolov Fine, Natalie Freed, Ellen Gendelman, Laurice LaZebnik, Donald Levin, Dina Routin, David Reich, Suzanne Stoica, Gregory D. Sumner, Ruchie Weisberg and Arthur Wiggins. Marilyn Rowens, who will not appear, will offer her book The Summer Butterfly. * For the Love of Spock screens 9 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12. See "An Evening of Star Trek!" for details. details 15 % off CUSTOMER APPRECIATION ENTIRE BILL Excludes alcohol, Lamb Chops, tax and gratuity. Dine-in or carry out. Must have coupon. Cannot be combined with another offer. Expires 10/31/16. 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