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...tipping point came in 2006, when the Nobel Prize-winning atmospheric scientist Paul Crutzen published an editorial examining the possibility of releasing vast amounts of sulfurous debris into the atmosphere to create a haze that would keep the planet cool. "Over the past couple of years, it's gone from an outsider thing to something that is increasingly discussed," says Ken Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution for Science at Stanford University...
...stunning was Heather Myers’ piece “Gone Again.” Though her performance in “Romeo & Juliet” leaves no question as to her ability, her first attempt at choreography was just that—a first. “Gone Again” was an elegant, well-performed piece that complimented the music of Franz Schubert, but it failed to take risks...
...these states will be insignificant come the general election. Seven of his victories, including the delegate-rich Virginia, have come in states that haven’t voted for the Democratic candidate since 1964. Two more—Alabama and South Carolina—haven’t gone blue since 1980. Thus, while Obama’s victories in these states are impressive, the likelihood that he can capture any of these votes in November’s general election is unlikely...
...men’s side, Cornell clearly deserves a shot at the NCAAs. They’ve gone undefeated and have thoroughly dominated their Ivy foes...
...prospect of again being in the glaring headlights of political controversy is not lost on state Democratic politicos. "This could be another example of Democrats snatching defeat out of the hands of victory," says Senator Geller, who has gone toe-to-toe with the DNC for months. Says McManus, "If I were Howard Dean, I don't think I'd plan a Florida vacation...