Dr roberto tuchman dan marino biography
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Flutie Looms Tall as a Fund-Raiser for Children’s Charities
Four months ago, when quarterback Doug Flutie of the Buffalo Bills and Ty Ballou, president of PLB Sports, a Pittsburgh company that markets food products for athletes, came up with the idea for Flutie Flakes, Ballou suggested an initial production run of 50,000 boxes of the sugar-coated cereal. Flutie wanted 100,000.
“I told Doug that was being way too optimistic,” Ballou said.. “Really, I wasn’t sure about 50,000 boxes.”
As of Monday, 1.3 million boxes of Flutie Flakes have been ordered. An auction is underway for the 1 millionth box. You can put your bid in until Feb. 13 through either of two Internet sites, www.plbsports.com or www.sportingauction.com. Then there will be a live auction at the Super Show, a sporting goods show in Atlanta, the week of Feb. 13. Right now the highest bid for the box, which is autographed by Flutie, is $1,400.
“I would have bet the bank, and my company, based on what I knew last September, that the marinara sauce we’re doing for [Atlanta Brave pitcher] Tom Glavine would easily outdo the Flutie Flakes,” Ballou said. “There was not a doubt in my mind about that. Flutie has caught us off guard.”
The Flutie Flakes were conceived as a way to raise money for the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundati
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Published in in response edited standardized as: J Child Neurol. 2015 Sep 2;30(14):1887–1920. doi: 10.1177/0883073815601499
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The Marino family’s fight against autism
Former Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino is one of the most successful football players in NFL history. He says his most rewarding experience has been his life with his family: His wife, Claire, and six children, two of whom are adopted from China. He also managed to turn a family struggle into a program that has helped thousands of children. “Today” host Katie Couric has the story of the Marino family’s struggle with autism.
Sixteen-year-old Michael Marino is a chip off the old block. The son of former Miami Dolphin quarterback Dan Marino, Michael is a junior at Broward Preparatory High School in Florida.
But his parents, Dan and Claire, were concerned early on when they noticed some delays in his development.
Dan Marino: At first we thought what an incredible baby we had, because we remember when he was 1-1/2 years old, we put him in his crib, and he wouldn't cry.
Claire Marino: He never really started with the sounds to say "Mama, Dada," or "water, juice," anything. I had actually talked to the doctor about it, the pediatrician, but he said, "Oh, you know, he's a boy, they're late bloomers. Don't worry about it."
But Claire and Dan decided to get Michael into a program for children with developmental delays.