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FlashforwardPosted January 4, 2010
Imagine that it was possible to get a momentary glimpse of your future. Do you think you change the future you saw or are you destined to live the life you glimpsed? Robert J. Sawyer's novel Flashforward explores those questions and many more.&...
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HaterPosted January 4, 2010
Raw, seething, instinctual rage courses through the blood of every human being. Although the vast majority of the population never acts on this urge, we have all certainly felt pure rage at one point in our lives. David Moody's novel Hate...
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Only by the NightPosted November 12, 2009
The Kings of Leon, brothers Nathan, Caleb, and Jared Followill and their cousin Matthew, have emerged with their latest effort Only by the Night as a worthy successor to U2’s brand of arena-ready, sing-along-with-a-lighter-in-the-air rock. ...
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Chalked up : inside elite gymnastics' merciless coaching, overzealous parents, eating disorders, and elusive Olympic dreamsPosted November 12, 2009
With glittering sparse prose and clear-eyed insight, Jennifer Sey recounts the harrowing tale of her pursuit of gymnastics glory in the eighties. From the moment 7 year old Jennifer Sey watched Nadia Comaneci during the 1976 Olympics, she too d...
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It's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaPosted November 9, 2009
Take five ego-fueled, underachieving, arrogant friends, a bar they co-own and operate, add some alcohol and what do you get? It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. This show is without a doubt one of the funniest on television today. It's one of those...
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LostPosted October 14, 2009
One of the most buzzed about TV shows of the last few years is the wonderfully addicting drama Lost. The series ropes you in from the opening moments and the 5 seasons that follow only prove that Lost is one of the most intelligent dramas on televis...
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The world without usPosted October 14, 2009
What would happen if every human on planet Earth spontaneously disappeared? How long would it take for Mother Nature to reclaim the landscape and return to her primordial roots? That's the theory that distinguished journalist Alan Wiesman poses in ...
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