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...great stem-cell race after all. Last week, Cabot Professor of the Natural Sciences Douglas A. Melton announced that he and his team have opened 17 new stem-cell lines for research purposes. A local in vitro fertilization (IVF) clinic supplied the cells after extracting them from frozen human embryos...
Some therefore argue that frozen embryos merely have the “potential” for life. This implies that they currently exist in a nebulous state of almost- or partial-aliveness. Logically speaking, can an embryo be partially alive? (Can a woman be partially pregnant?) If a frozen embryo is not worthy of legal protection until it is implanted in a womb, or until it is born, then we have made location the decisive criterion for personhood. But aside from their being at different stages of human development, what, really, is the difference between a frozen embryo awaiting implantation...
With 13:07 gone in the first period of Game 1 and two skaters battling for a puck trapped against the boards, both teams converged against the glass, two-by-two, until only the goaltenders were left outside the fracas. Still, the referees refused to whistle the puck frozen while a pair of scuffles broke out inside the bunch, with Lannon and sophomore forward Charlie Johnson eventually sent to the box for roughing alongside sparring mates Jaime Sifers and Evan Stoflet, while shoves continued to be exchanged behind them...
Nationally, No. 5 Wisconsin narrowly escaped from lowly Bemidji State, 2-1, to keep its Frozen Four hopes alive, as No. 1 Minnesota downed St. Cloud State...
...only one or two practices, the Charles was still frozen, so we were sailing on 50 feet of water,” Johnson said...