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Adam Rippon is focusing on his upcoming stint at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, and Mike Pence is hoping that the rest of the country will do the same following reports that Rippon recently turned down a meeting with the vice president.On Wednesday, USA Today reported that the U.S. Olympic figure skater was invited to have a one-on-one conversation with Pence following comments he made about the vice president back in January. Rippon allegedly declined.In response to the story, Pence took to Twitter Wednesday to express his support for the U.S. Olympics t adidas samba eam and specifically, Rippon, and to denounce the original USA Today piece. Headed to the Olympics to cheer on TeamUSA. One reporter trying adidas campus 80s to distort 18 yr old nonstory to stanley cup sow seeds of division. We won t let that happen! FAKENEWS. Our athletes are the best in the world and we are for ALL of them! TEAMUSA— Vice President Mike Pence @VP February 8, 2018.@Adaripp I want you to know we are FOR YOU. Don t let fake news distrac Lvuy Six new breast cancer-susceptibility genes found
Assistant Professor of Chemistry Jarad Mason left and co-author Jinyoung Seo have developed a new class of solid-state refrigerants that could enable energy-efficient and emission-free cooling. Jon Chase/Harvard Staff PhotographerScience TechKeeping cool without warming the planetYahya ChaudhryHarvard Corre adidas samba spondentJune 24, 20224 min readA revolutionary new mechani botella stanley sm could unlock environmentally friendly air conditioningA summer dilemma worthy of Solomon: how to stay cool in days of high heat and humidity without turning to traditional air conditioning, which consumes vast amounts of electricity and emits potent climate-changing greenhouse gases.The answer potentially involves a new class of solid-sta adidas campus donna te refrigerants that could enable energy-efficient and emission-free cooling. And now researchers from the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology have developed an environmentally friendly mechanism to enable solid-state cooling with two-dimensional perovskites. Their findings
