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...NFL.Even if Dawson does get selected in the 2007 NFL draft, there is still the possibility that he will be injured or cut, in which case Toronto will be there for Dawson to continue to play, if he so chooses.“We’ll be slow playing it, until we know he’s definitely interested in coming north of the border,” Mohns said. “Basically we drafted his rights and we’ll see how the story unfolds as time goes on.”For Dawson this...
...deadly seriously, but doesn’t deliver. As befits “the absolute biggest band in the world,” the members of Angels and Airwaves do not walk in the video for “The Adventure.” Rather, they stride in purposeful slow motion, whether in a field, in the desert, or in outer space. In fact, they do nearly everything in purposeful slow motion, including but not limited to playing drums, waving their arms about aimlessly, and running their fingers through the tendrils of ferns. They also have the long hair...
...destruction that menace humanity. So let's face the whole problem: no measures, necessary as they are, will suffice to prevent a catastrophe in the long term unless we also curb population growth. It is a very difficult challenge that will require shared sacrifice. But if we don't slow our reproductive rate, nature will have her vengeance. Gabriel R. Navarro Madrid Like so many articles on global warming, your otherwise comprehensive Special Report ignored the two elephants in the corner: population growth and rising wealth. If the world's population were 3 billion instead of 6 billion...
...they believe, when symptoms amount to no more than stiffness, weakness or cramping in the hands - up to a year before a clinician relying on traditional methods could hope to make a diagnosis. Starting patients earlier on riluzole, which works by blocking the effects of the neurotransmitter glutamate, could slow the progress of the disease during its milder phase, buying many extra months of decent-quality life. And there's more to the treatment of MND these days than just swallowing a pill. Recent research suggests a life-extending benefit for MND sufferers using adjunct therapies in the areas...
...this national energy that wants to come in, and how much energy there is in the city, and actually move it in the right direction?" Landrieu told TIME Sunday. He said Saturday's relatively low turnout was not about voter apathy so much as continuing frustration over the slow pace of recovery. "I think the lower turnout indicates how painfully hurt so many people still are, in so many ways," he said. "And you know, that cuts across geographic lines as well as racial lines...