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...fanatic bookkeeping sounds excessive or paranoid, Fisher can assure you it isn't. In 2003 she published a study involving embryonic stem cells in the journal Science. The paper appeared online at noon one day, and within a few hours, she received an e-mail from a congressional staffer containing an exhaustive list of all her NIH grants and asking which had been used to support that study. "It was my first realization about how closely the government was watching," she says...
...their goalie, or plays in and around his feet, or second and third opportunities.”The Bears capitalized on the Crimson’s missed opportunities in the first period and opened up the second with strong play, quickly picking up a 6-0 advantage in shots within the first three minutes of the period. Brown nearly took the lead then when sophomore Jeremy Russell took a hard shot at net. Harvard goaltender sophomore Ryan Carroll stopped the shot, but the puck popped up over his head and seemed to be headed across the goal line. Luckily...
...Irshad in the town of Muridke, about half an hour's drive from Lahore. Established in 1987 by a trio of veterans from the Afghan jihad with funding from Osama bin Laden, this Wahhabi center quickly became known as the launchpad for militant jihad. But it is much more. Within a few years, the Markaz had expanded to include a madrasah, separate schools for boys and girls, a free hospital and a university. Its founders, Hafiz Saeed, Zafar Iqbal and Abdullah Azzam - the latter was bin Laden's mentor until he was killed by a car bomb in Peshawar...
More than two-thirds of former inmates are packed off to prison again within three years, but about half of these are due to technical violations like not reporting in time to parole officers or failing drug tests. Parole and probation officers are typically funded just enough to be able to detect violations but not enough to offer help, say, for drug rehabilitation. This revolving door is very expensive; it adds $1 billion a year in costs to California's overburdened penal system...
...Performers must also leave their passports with British embassies for up to two weeks, a regulation that doesn't suit the itinerant lifestyle of circus stars, whose contracts may see them tumbling or clowning in several countries within the span of a month...