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...while Nguyen lost, 7-5, 6-3, at No. 3.At No. 4, Denenberg, who had played through sore legs in previous weeks—and who had been working double-duty to complete his thesis in biochemical sciences due this Wednesday—ran out of steam, losing, 7-6, 6-1.—Staff writer Jonathan B. Steinman can be reached at steinman@fas.harvard.edu...
There was discussion at last night’s event of using “hot rock” technology to generate steam for the science labs. Geothermal energy would be used to heat water, creating steam. The technology is widely used in Europe and in parts of the American West, but hasn’t been tested on the East Coast, Werminghausen said...
...Harvard has so many resources,” said Ashley M. Mannetta ’09, a co-chair of Sustainable Allston. “It can run experiments and set an example, like the steam experiment...
...called Francis Coppola, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and Martin Scorsese, took their cues from a wide range of movie sources - Saturday-matinee serials, John Cassavetes improv dramas, European angst-athons - and if they got excessive, it was in kitsch and violence, not sex. Rodriguez got some puffs of grindhouse steam going in Sin City; but here, he and Tarantino are as puritanical as their predecessors. All bang-bang, no French kiss-kiss...
...gets 100% of its heat and 40% of its electricity from geothermal power. (The rest comes from hydropower.) The same forces that have scattered no fewer than 130 volcanoes across the tiny country bring molten rock relatively close to the surface everywhere. When this encounters underground water, it generates steam, which is tapped to produce clean, renewable electricity...