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...piece of machinery, but as a living body that can produce music in varied and frequently surprising ways. Broza opened the set with a hailstorm of frenzied flamenco-like sequences that rose and fell in intensity and speed. His musical relationship with flamenco is complex and profound (Broza spent much of his childhood in Spain), with even his gravelly voice bearing a striking resemblance to that of Gipsy Kings front man Nicolas Reyes...
...more cognizant of the demanding nature of this occupation and get them to be more aggressive with regard to cardiovascular risk reduction.” The researchers found that 32 percent of CHD deaths among firefighters occur during the one to five percent of on-duty time that is spent on fire suppression, and disproportionately high rates were seen for other emergency activities, such as alarm response. “The recent Harvard study clearly demonstrates the further need for expanding medical evaluations for firefighters,” said Richard Duffy, assistant to the General President of the International Association...
...Crimson will do in California this year—and what results from the far side of the country might mean for the team’s Ivy League hopes. Harvard’s first match, against Pacific (5-6) on Tuesday, holds special significance for Gordon--he spent twelve years coaching the Tigers before moving to Harvard in 1992. Since his departure, Pacific has done much of its recruiting internationally. Nevertheless, the squad features no ranked singles or doubles players. “We always had good success against Harvard while I was there,” Graham joked...
...Charles anytime before just last week. “The winter has dragged on and on and we got on the water pretty late,” Kharrazi said. “At this point, we have no idea what to expect—we’ve spent a lot of times indoors to train, but it will be a thing looking at the long term this weekend.” But the squad has made up for this with extensive off-season training. Although the conditions are not perfect, the squad will still continue to work...
...campaign goes on. The campaign goes on strongly." The words from John Edwards were a shock, coming as they did after he and his wife Elizabeth had spent the opening minutes of their press conference in Chapel Hill, N.C., describing how her breast cancer had returned, and spread to her bones. Just moments before, John Edwards had explained that because his wife's cancer had spread "from breast to bone, it is no longer curable." With that grim statement, I - and, presumably, many other listeners - assumed that the former North Carolina Senator and top-tier contender for the 2008 Democratic...