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...gates of the City of Rock It's a little after three o'clock on Friday and I catch a VIP shuttle from the Hotel Inter-Continental to the festival site about an hour away. The afternoon is still bright and sunny and hot. At the site, the paranoid Gaza Strip-y security is still in effect. There, our identification cards are swiped and we are allowed into the facilities. We're also supposed to be wearing ridiculous t-shirts identifying each us as VIPs, but, given the history of revolutionary activity in rock 'n roll in general and Latin...
Brown took a 57-55 lead with 47 seconds left when junior center Rachel MacDonald--the only Bear in double figures with 18--drained a turnaround lay-in with the shot clock winding down...
Trailing 59-57 with 6.4 seconds left, the Crimson put the ball in Monti's hands, and Brown put two aggressive defenders in her face. It took the entire clock for Monti just to fight past half court, where she threw up a desperate shot that barely reached the free-throw line. The ending left Delaney-Smith regretful of her climatic decision...
...meanest men I have met. You look into his eyes, and they look black." Smith primed informants all over the county to let him know if the Weasel turned up again. In August 2000, nine months after the murders in Orange County, Smith got his man--at 4 o'clock in the morning in Godley's father's house...
What makes the situation so desperate, experts agree, is that new and more effective drugs are not, in themselves, enough. As Richard Colonno, vice president of drug discovery for infectious disease at Bristol-Myers Squibb, sees it, what new drugs do is reset a pathogen's biological clock. They buy time, but eventually resistance to these compounds will also arise...