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Eléonore (Eléonore Hendricks, who is also credited alongside Mr. Safdie as writer) is an impenetrable 20-something who traipses around lower Manhattan committing random acts of theft — a purse here, a car there, even a surprise bagful of kittens — for no apparent reason…

One anchor, several correspondents, zero credibility. If you're tired of the stodginess of the evening newscasts and you can't bear to sit through the spinmeisters and shills on the 24-hour cable news network, don't miss "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart", the nightly half-hour series unburdened by objectivity, journalistic integrity or even accuracy.

Yellowstone has 4 seasons that can change at any time. Summer is for eating…. Fall is for mating… Winter is for surviving ….and Spring is for re- birth. Every year, millions of people visit Yellowstone National Park. Most come in Summer, to watch herds of bison, experience the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and yes, of course, watch Old Faithfull erupt. Fall brings a change of color to the park. Temperatures begin to drop, along with the number of visitors to the park, so the animals have the roads to themselves. Moose enjoy the last of the sunshine and bull elk are in full rut. Winter’s first snows may come as early as September and last into July.

Each mummy is an encyclopedia: A tooth can tell you when they were sick, a hair, what they ate, an x-ray can tell you how they died and CAT-Scans are what we use for the details. Sometimes they reveal that the embalmers weren't always very careful… But in some degree they've all cheated time, so secrets are what they would whisper… if they could whisper. The well-known author of two excellent popular presentations of current Egyptology, Bob Brier skillfully gives voice to his objects of affection: mummies from Asia, Europe, and South America. Brier also shows us how mummies fascinated people in all times and places and have been incomparable source materials for medical, scientific, and religious history. Brier is certainly the right person to present this show since he has a genuine talent and enthusiasm for palaeopathology–the study of ancient human remains. His own research has culminated in the mummification of a modern human, on view in the series. Brier offers insight on mummy-making in ancient Egypt, ancient Peru, and in the Soviet Union, where V.I. Lenin, the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution, was mummified and became a national icon. Ground zero for our knowledge of mummy preparation in Egypt is the Greek historian Herodotus, who visited Egypt ca. 450 BCE and described in detail three methods of mummification available in different price ranges. Despite Hollywood's portrayal of mummies, there's no need to think of them as stalkers from an ancient land, Brier assures us. Yes, some certainly were buried alive, murdered, sacrificed, but they're not out for revenge on anybody in our time. Relax, get to know a few mummies, and you'll assuredly find a familiar figure, even make a friend.

Opposite poles attract as the race for space reach a shuddering climax when American and Russian shuttle spacecraft (and crew) link up in weightless stratosphere only to have CNN-styled televised coverage of impassioned sexual escapades in zero gravity while the scandalized American President watches aghast. Houston, we have a lift-off!

Small-time thief Colin Smith thinks he's outfoxed the law, but he's caught with money stolen from a bakery and sent to do time in Ruxton Towers Reformatory for criminal youth. The prison seeks to reform its charges through a punishment-reward system: rebels are beaten, broken and passed up for release. The Governor is only interested in competitive sports and singles out Colin for his ability to run. This gives Colin a number of privileges, including the right to train for the marathon while running free and unsupervised. But the more Colin broods about injustice -the Governor is keen on winning a track match against some privileged public school boys- the less he wants to contribute to the hypocrisy.

Colin Smith es un joven de clase obrera que vive en un suburbio de Nottingham y que acaba de vivir una experiencia traumática tras la muerte de su padre. Es un adolescente rebelde y falto de afecto que rellena su monotonía y falta de objetivos robando y delinquiendo, lo que le conduce al reformatorio Ruxton Towers, que imparte una educación represiva y punitiva. Allí, su talento para correr destaca notablemente, un talento que hace que se convierta en el favorito del régimen y se gane la enemistad de los alumnos recluidos menos favorecidos. Las cosas se agravan cuando el director hace que Colin participe en la carrera anual contra un importante colegio privado. Durante sus carreras solitarias, los ensueños de su vida anterior a su encarcelamiento permiten al espectador conocer la situación de Colin, así como permiten al propio personaje reflexionar sobre su estado privilegiado como el corredor favorito del Director. Narrada en un sobrio y austero blanco y negro y estructurada a base de flash-backs nos sorprende con un final inesperado, expresión de la ira de los jóvenes descontentos con la sociedad que les rodea.

The Implosive SCIENCE of LIFE FORCE in Architecture, from Dan Winter lecture at 2nd Int'l Conference on BIOLOGIC ARCHITECTURE - Cardiff, Wales, Oct 09. Dan Winter has been teaching science and consciousness, biofeedback, science and feng shui… for 30 years.

Destination is a state of mind. Travelers not only find themselves in a variety of locations and geographic phenomena, but they also bare witness to the whims of culture and the skewed effects of subtle circumstance. Kino is such a traveler. Sitting astride Hermes, the ultimate internal combustion companion, Kino searches for life’s answers, life’s questions, and the myriad of interpretations connected to them. A wielder of cutlery, firepower and a piercing tongue, Kino is ready to embark on a journey unlike any other!

The USS Nimitz, a modern-day nuclear-powered aircraft carrier captained by Matthew Yelland, passes through a time warp and finds itself at Pearl Harbor on December 6, 1941. Yelland is all for preventing the infamous Japanese attack by unleashing the 1980s technology at his disposal. But wait - if history is inviolate, what will happen to future events if the attack doesn't come off?