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Join Lindsay on Kiva Claim your $25 Free Trial loan today! [details] Change a Life with a Loan Kiva connects Lindsay and thousands of other lenders to borrowers and partner institutions around the world. Working together, they create opportunity and alleviate poverty on a daily basis. Free Trials sponsored by: A friend of Kiva An anonymous friend of Kiva is generously funding this free trial. Already a lender on Kiva? Invite others to join > Only new lenders are eligible for free trials. Los Angeles, CA, USAJoined May 2011Loans made: 13 Jean Bosco is a member of the Dukore group. This group's name means 'Let's work'. Jean Bosco is 37 years old. He is married and has four children between the ages of 3 and ... Continue reading →

It was an incredibly warm winter in the nation’s capital—March was the warmest on record, capping five straight months of above-average temperatures. And I’m looking at a forecast now calling for a high of ninety-five degrees on Saturday, even before June hits. Yet policymakers here are reluctant (let’s phrase it generously) to take serious action to combat the underlying problem of climate change. There have been some positive steps—like the EPA’s proposal to limit carbon pollution from new power plants and the delay and possible termination of the Keystone XL pipline—but many frustrating failures as well. It’s been years since any serious effort was made at climate change legislation. I can’t remember the last time Obama spoke about it, and his campaign is not promising ... Continue reading →

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By Kate Kelland LONDON | Tue May 22, 2012 7:12pm EDT LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists have for the first time succeeded in taking skin cells from patients with heart failure and transforming them into healthy, beating heart tissue that could one day be used to treat the condition. The researchers, based in Haifa, Israel, said there were still many years of testing and refining ahead. But the results meant they might eventually be able to reprogram patients' cells to repair their own damaged hearts."We have shown that it's possible to take skin cells from an elderly patient with advanced heart failure and end up with his own beating cells in a laboratory dish that are healthy and young - the equivalent to the stage of ... Continue reading →

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