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Snowboarder's Liver Transplant Revs 'New Engine'

Feb 27th, 2010 · Snowboarder Chris Klug's career almost ended after the 1998 Olympics because of liver disease. But he got a transplant a decade ago, and went on to take a bronze medal in 2002 — likely the only Olympic medal won by a transplant recipient. Now, Klug is back once again for the Vancouver games.

Keywords: 2002 · disease · Transplant · engines · recipient · liver · snowboard · olympic · Vancouver · Snowboarder Chris Klug · 1998 Olympics · Klug

Jayson Williams Gets Minimum 18 Months In Shooting

Feb 23rd, 2010 · The former NBA star avoided a retrial on a reckless manslaughter count by pleading guilty last month to aggravated assault in the death of Costas Christofi in February 2002.

Keywords: 2002 · deaths · guilty · assaulting · NBA · Williams · retrial · aggravated · manslaughter · Jayson · Costas Christofi

Miller, Vonn In High Gear As Olympic Skiing Begins

Feb 15th, 2010 · 1st gold in Vancouver goes to 2002 double winner

Keywords: 2002 · winners · Miller · gold · olympic · Vancouver · Vonn

Britain Discloses Once-Secret Detainee Data

Feb 10th, 2010 · After an extended court battle, Britain's government is forced to release a summary of U.S. intelligence information given to British spy agencies about former Guantanamo Bay detainee Binyam Mohamed's treatment during interrogations by the Americans in May 2002.

Keywords: intelligence · Americans · 2002 · detainees · Guantanamo Bay · Secret · British · Britain · interrogator · agencies · Binyam Mohamed

The Takeover Of Camden, N.J., Is Over

Jan 30th, 2010 · New Jersey's poorest city and one of the most violent in the country, state lawmakers stripped Camden's city government of most of its authority in 2002. In exchange, the city got $175 million in extra state dollars, but critics say the takeover failed to improve the city's failing infrastructure, schools or economy.

Keywords: violent · city · country · Economy · 2002 · lawmakers · schools · infrastructure · dollars · authority · Jersey · NJ

Dala On Mountain Stage

Jan 15th, 2010 · Sheila Carabine and Amanda Walther met in a music class in high school. Since they began performing together in 2002, they've released three albums as Dala, and were recently invited to perform at the 50th-anniversary Newport Folk Festival. Here, they perform on Mountain Stage.

Keywords: 2002 · mountains · schools · music · anniversary · album · Newport Folk Festival · emMountain · Dala · Amanda Walther · Sheila Carabine

New York Hosts Annual No Pants Subway Ride

Jan 11th, 2010 · Back in 2002, seven people went into the New York City subway and took off their pants. They rode trains in their underwear. Now it's an annual event, whose creators want it to cause "chaos and joy." Despite Sunday's cold weather, hundreds stepped on the trains and out of their pants.

Keywords: 2002 · York · Weather · Chaos · creators · New York City · subway · underwear

Movie Ticket Sales Surpass DVD Numbers

Jan 4th, 2010 · For the first time since 2002, American consumers spent more on movie tickets than they did on buying DVDs. Sarah McBride, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, says the economic conditions caused many consumers to look for a cheap night out. Meanwhile, she says, people thought twice before buying DVDs.

Keywords: Americans · economic · 2002 · movies · Consumers · DVD · Street Journal · Surpasses · emWall · Sarah McBride

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