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Take Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni and his introductory press conference, for example. Sirianni, upon being hired before the 2021 season, looked and sounded nervous, insecure and overmatched that day.

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By comparison, Sirianni made the infamous introductory press conference of former Jets head coach Adam Gase, whose eyes were darting all over the place and became an Internet meme, look like Vince Lombardi being introduced.

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For example, Brain's mathematical equation during the line "One is a genius, the other's insane," was changed to a drawing of the Nickelodeon logo. Also, at the very end of the intro sequence, a lightning bolt was shown striking the sign on the Acme Labs building and changing it to the Nickelodeon logo. Nickelodeon usually avoided doing this to their acquired series, and this caused quite a bit of controversy with the show's fans. Pinky and the Brain would stay on the network for three years.

Appropriately following Pinky and the Brain joining the channel, Animaniacs reruns came to Nickelodeon on September 3, 2001, and aired on the channel for the next two years. But in what proved to be even more controversial than with Pinky and the Brain, Nick not only wrote their name on the intro (the zoom-in to the WB Water Tower at the beginning was replaced by the logo breaking through a screen with the Nickelodeon logo), but they also shortened down the song and replaced all the variable lines with a custom-made one of their own. Additionally, the first half of the lyrics were set to clips that came later in the song and sped up to the PAL recording speed. This causes the lip-sync to be off and sound effects such as them bouncing on the ground and the sound of Dr. Scratchansniff's painful laughter in the background made no sense. The shortened lyrics to the theme song were as follows:

When he was introduced to the media, Sirianni tried to give multiple answers that he seemed ill-prepared for. He talked endlessly about systems when he was asked how he was going to make the team better.

The intro begins as Ginger and her friends leave school. Courtney pulls up in a limo (with Miranda). Ginger's friends see her mother's car being towed, Ginger disgusted. Hoodsey and Carl are doing science experiments, Blake stalks the two. Ginger walks into her room and writes in her diary; it contains photos of various characters. Finally, the series' logo appears.

Season one, like the first movement of a classical symphony, was an allegro: "You're setting out a certain set of ideas in perhaps a slightly quicker tempo." Season two was an adagio, or a "slower, more inward, more introspective kind of a movement" (inspired by Kendall's arc). Season three was a lighter scherzo, which comes from the Italian word for joke.

Sociolinguistics is the study of the interaction between language and society. In this classic introductory work, Janet Holmes and Nick Wilson examine the role of language in a variety of social contexts, considering both how language works and how it can be used to signal and interpret various aspects of social identity. Divided into three parts, this book explains basic sociolinguistic concepts in the light of classic approaches, as well as introducing more recent research.

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