Life Creation Was a Slow Process
Scientists favor a slow chemical evolution of life on earth over millions of years. Research by Dr. Leslie Orgel and teams at the Salk Institute explores how simple molecules formed amino acids and sugars, how they polymerized into proteins and nucleic acids, and how these large molecules began interacting to form self reproducing cellular systems.
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Italian Dancer Joins American Ballet Theater
Paolo Bortoluzzi, 33, from Italy, joins American Ballet Theater after a decade with Bejart’s Belgium company. He has danced La Sylphide and Le Spectre de la Rose, seeks a balance between modern and classical ballet, and notes his use of expressive hands as essential to his style.
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Bejarty
Italy
Bejart Company
Iran
Brussels
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