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Michael Davidson

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Once a journalist, often a geek, always and now officially a wonk. Ex Xconomy. Misguided opinions and silly mistakes are my own.
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21 Takeout Meals Made Cheaper at Home

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By Michael Davidson
| Aol Verified
After a long day at work, it’s tempting to stop and pick up dinner from a favorite takeout joint instead of making a meal at home. It’s not just a busy schedule that makes this option so enticing; a lot of takeout foods are simply delicious. But eating takeout all the time quickly becomes expensive. Fortunately, many of the best takeout meals can be made quickly and cheaply at home. Beef and Broccoli Beef and broccoli is a classic Chinese takeout choice that’s oh-so-easy to make at home.
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Dialogues in Clinical Neuroscience

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By Hélène Verdoux, Michael Davidson, Gabriela-Dumitrita Stanciu, Jonathan Rabinowitz
| Taylor & Francis Online
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Lyndall Rosewarne obituary

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By Michael Davidson
| Yahoo Canada Verified
My friend Lyndall Rosewarne, who has died aged 64 of cancer, was a significant figure in music education in the east of England. She pioneered a grassroots approach to music development, with the aim that all young people have the chance to participate. From 2003 she worked as eastern regional officer for Youth Music, a national charity that aims to increase access for young people. Lyndall and I met during this time, when I was a development officer for Hertfordshire Music Service.
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