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Book Review: Route Two - Louise Erdrich, Michael Dorris

Route Two is a slim little volume that is only 34 pages long. It was written by the then husband and wife team of Michael Dorris ( A Yellow Raft in Blue Water ) and Louise Erdrich ( Love Medicine ). Route Two is a travel memoir of their trip west from New Hampshire to Washington along Route...

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DVD Review: The Producers

This is the "new" Producers, based on Mel Brooks' Broadway play. It Stars Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick, Uma Thurman and Will Farrell. If you are familiar with the original Producers, you'll know about 90% of the lines. I was very pleasantly surprised at the excellent musical numbers. In...

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Book Review: The Final Solution - Michael Chabon

Pulitzer Prize winning author Michael Chabon ("The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay") takes a shot at writing a classic Sherlock Holmes mystery. Holmes, never explicitly named, is nearing the end of his life. He has retired to Sussex, England, to keep bees. This is all that he wants to do...

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Suggestions for running related books?

Answered by a doctor

Does anyone have any suggestions for any good book that's related to running, whether it be training, nutrition, strength training, or just a good old fashioned biography? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Book Review: Absolutely American - David Lipsky

Absolutely American is the story of the West Point Military Academy. West Point has a nearly mythological status in American history, and especially in American Military History. It was founded at the orders of George Washington and among its graduates we can count: Ulysses S Grant, Stonewall...

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Movie Review: Daughter from Danang (2002)

A film by Gail Doglin and Vicente Franco Daughter from Danang was nominated for a Best Documentary Oscar at the 2003 Academy Awards. For that alone, I figured it would be worth seeing. The subject matter was also moderately interesting to me, but I am always interested in a well made...

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Book Review: The Misplaced Legion - Harry Turtledove

Stop me if you've heard this one before: A Roman Legion is fighting a band of Celts when somehow some magic spell is activated that transports the Legion (plus one Celt) to some strange new world. The Legion and Celt are forced to cooperate to stay alive and not knowing how to get back or even if...

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Book Review: Cloak of Deception - James Luceno

Cloak of Deception is the first Star Wars novel that I have read. This novel is set before the events of The Phanton Menace and set some things in motion which help better explain potential questions raised in the movie. Some questions that get addressed in this book: What is the deal with the Trade...

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Movie Review: The Sandlot 2 (2005)

Ten years after the events of The Sandlot comes another story set in the same neighborhood on the same sandlot. All of the kids from the first movie are now ten years older and have all moved away. The only person remaining is Johnny Smalls (James Willson), the younger brother of Scott Smalls, the...

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Book Review: New Spring - Robert Jordan

While we wait for the eleventh book in Robert Jordan s Wheel of Time series to be written and published, we are given the chance to take a look back at some of the events that led up to Moiraine s search for the Dragon Reborn and how she came to have a warder. New Spring was originally a short story...

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