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Title: Cells' root: adult stem cells have a master gene.(This Week)(Report)
Author: P. Barry
Publication: Science News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 12, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 171Issue: 19Page: 292(2)

Article Type: Report

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When they flew Casey into the hospital at Nha Trang, the medics were sure he would die. That he didn't was only the first surprise. The second, and bigger one, was that Casey had been fighting for two thousand years, ever since that day on Golgotha when he thrust his lance into the side of the man on the cross. ""Soldier, you are content with what you are. Then that you shall remain until we meet again."" Thus does Casca's journey begin, a man who cannot die, does not age, and knows no skills but those of battle. ... Read more

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Great story, excellent narration!
This is a great novel, simply go here to read all the reviews:The Eternal Mercenary (Casca, No. 1)
All the books seem to be out of print, however, this series has a serious following and tattered old paperbacks are selling for $50, crazy.I searched fruitlessly many a used book store for a copy of any in the series.So until I found this Books in Motion version I was getting frustrated.So if you don't want to pay for an old paperback, try this instead!Gene Engene is incredible.He has the deep, richly masculine voice you would expect of Casca, and he performs the voices of other characters, women and old men very well without sounding phony.His pace and cadence sets to stage for the story as he controls the tension.And, very important to note that it is UNabridged!
Also, try going to audible.com and you can download it even cheaper. ... Read more

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EXPLORE THE DARK SIDE OF THE ULTRAVERSE!Date: October 1993 to August 1995Highlights: THE COMPLETE SERIES!*** Contains Issue #'s 1-23,Annual 1 ***Explore the dark side of the Ultraverse in this exciting, daring tale of an evil sensing hero who gets thrashed as often as he succeeds. With Barry Winsor-Smith "Rune" flipbook backup feature in issue #1. ... Read more

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Gene and Barry Wensel, the "Rambling Rednecks," are two of the most successful deer hunters and writers around. They begin with a simple premise-namely, a treestand is simply the most effective way to harvest whitetail deer. More whitetail bucks are taken from elevated positions than by hunters with their feet on the ground. Here the Wensel brothers take you through all the whys, wheres, and hows of hunting from such a stand. ... Read more

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Excellent book from two of the best hunters ever
This book covers intricate details on how to hunt whitetails from treestand in the most effective manner. Subjects include scouting for the best tree, hunting the wind, setting up over trails, etc. My only small complaint is there could be better illustrations. Otherwise a fantastic book. ... Read more

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This is the story of Dr. W. French Anderson who performed the first government-approved human gene transfer in 1990 on a patient stricken with a deadly disease from birth. Anderson has brought humanity into a fourth revolution of medicine, healing disease by genetic engineering.

Anderson is a Tulsa, Oklahoma, native who currently is the director of the Gene Therapy Laboratories at the University of Southern California School of Medicine. ... Read more

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Frrench Anderson, a true rebel with a real cause
Gene therapy may hold the key to a brighter future for those born with a deadly disease.Dr. Anderson has spent nearly 30 years developing procedures to carry out human gene therapy--replacing a defective gene with a healthy gene.In 1990 Anderson performed the first government-approved gene transfer on a 4-year-old Ohio girl.The transfer was a success.This is the story of Anderson's life and how, as a senior at Harvard University, he developed the concept for this type of treatment.The authors take an extremely complicated subject and provide the reader with complete understanding.A must read for all! ... Read more