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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Junior transfer forward Cem Dinc saw his first action of the season on Friday night after missing the entire first semester’s slate of games with a bout of pneumonia...
...lead and putting ourselves in position to have the match come down to the referee,” he added. After going through another meet short-handed, the team hopes to get back some of its key guys for the next few home fixtures, as Harvard has an Ivy-slate of Penn and Princeton on the horizon. Regardless of external circumstances, the Crimson has shown considerable resiliency throughout its 2008 campaign, and the addition of newly healed wrestlers will help to boost the team’s morale for the last stretch of the season. “We started...
...Others saw in the devastation a blank slate on which Greensburg could build back better, by building back greener - energy-efficient homes and offices, powered by Kansas's abundant wind and biofuel resources. The heartland community could become a mecca for environmentalists, including green businesses that would bring jobs. "This is an amazing opportunity," says Daniel Wallach, an entrepreneur from a nearby town who formed the non-profit Greensburg GreenTown. "It could be a living laboratory to demonstrate to the rest of the country and the world what a town of the future could look like...
...more exact, to deplete the immune system's T cells, which normally patrol the body looking for foreign invaders like bacteria, viruses and tissues from outside donors. Several days before the transplant surgery, Sachs' team used drugs that target and eliminate these cells to wipe the immune slate clean. Then the team transplanted the kidney along with donor bone-marrow cells. What happened next was surprising: the bone marrow rebuilt the immune system but this time as a chimera?a hybrid of both the donated organ's cells and the body's own. The donated organ could then be accepted...
...world-renowned experts - including Nobel Prize-winning American economist Joseph Stiglitz; Australian anti-nuclear expert and Nobel Laureate Helen Caldicott; ex-Senior Vice-President of the World Bank, Nicolas Stern; and Maria Joao Rodrigues, an architect of the E.U.'s Lisbon Agenda - the council offered a slate of ideas that, if put into action, would position Spain on the cutting edge of international, environmental, economic and social justice policy...