Saturday, April 28, 2012
Teen patients at Texas Children's have a happy prom
Teen patients at Texas Children's have a happy prom
Houston Chronicle
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Published 09:39 p.m., Sunday, April 22, 2012
More than 100 teenagers with end-stage kidney disease received the rock star treatment Saturday, during their prom night at the House of Dereon Media Center in downtown. The evening started with the girls prepping for the party by getting their hair, makeup and nails done by 34 student volunteers from San Jacinto College's cosmetology program. Even food is special Because of the strict dietary guidelines for those on dialysis, the food served was specifically prepared by Rice Epicurean Markets so that all participants could eat popcorn, hamburgers and treats from a candy bar. Charlie Evanicky, 15, who received a kidney transplant in 2005 and also has diabetes, came from Brenham to unwind and spend the evening as a typical teen.
Friday, April 27, 2012
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Soyuz spacecraft brings three station fliers back to Earth
A Russian Soyuz descent module made a pinpoint landing in Kazakhstan early Friday, bringing three space station fliers back to Earth after 165 days in space.
Mac Trojan Infections Exceed Half Million, Expert Says
Most of the computers harboring the Flashback botnet are in the United States and Canada, pretending to be a Mac software update or a Java updater.


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Nigerian billionaire leaves his imprint in cement
Aliko Dangote made his fortune by betting on African growth. Some call him ruthless, but many Nigerians feel he's brought respect to a nation known more for email scams than manufacturing.
LAGOS, Nigeria —The chaotic color of the megalopolis cascades past the window of his silver Mercedes SUV. A police escort with a flashing blue light clears the road ahead.

LAGOS, Nigeria —The chaotic color of the megalopolis cascades past the window of his silver Mercedes SUV. A police escort with a flashing blue light clears the road ahead.
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