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Stephens finished second in the preliminary heat, rowing a time of 6:19.70, just 1 second behind heat-winner Brian MacLaughlin of Georgetown...
...such circumstances, steadiness will probably be more important than speed or heat or flash. Dean will have a role to play: he'll sharpen the others, teach them how to speak English, force them to clarify their positions. But I suspect that a year from now, when the voting begins, the public will be more in the mood for comfort food - perhaps even macaroni and cheese...
...indeed responsible, it couldn't have done it alone. It needed to make its way through an existing breach in Columbia's aluminum skin. How could that coat have been punctured? There are still only theories, but here is what we do know: new temperature records reveal that the heat in the left wheel well began to increase when the shuttle was still over the Pacific, heading for California. That suggests the ship sustained damage in orbit, but began to feel the effects only when the temperature rose during re-entry. "In a large number of cases," says retired Admiral...
...long arms, and high-stepping around the bare concrete floor of a thatched rondavel-turned-makeshift studio - anything to fire up the choir of aids orphans with whom he is recording a charity album. Unused to the rigor and repetition of a recording session, especially in this infernal heat, the children are wilting. It's time for a break - and it's Tuku's turn to sing. A dozen kids cluster round, jostling for the best view of the fingers that sprint across the strings. Then Tuku's voice, strong and clear with a hint of gravel, silences the choristers...
...There are so many opportunities that I’m living as if I have a lot of money,” she exclaims, citing her spring break trip to Guatemala with HACIA. “I can focus on my studies without having to worry about heat. I don’t have to think about whether I have enough to eat tomorrow...