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Short of space in the Russian tundra
Reindeer herders lacking space in Russian tundra
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Rashid Irani's review: The Grey
India, May 26 -- The GreyDirection: Joe CarnahanActors: Liam Nesson, Frank GrilloRating: ***1/2 Set against the backdrop of an inhospitable Alaskan terrain, here's a taut thriller that pits man against beast as well as man against man.Though the survival-in-the-wilderness scenario is familiar from films such as The Edge (1997), director Carnahan (The A-Team) manages to transcend genre trappings ...
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The Grey Direction: Joe Carnahan Actors: Liam Nesson, Frank Grillo Rating: ***1/2 Set against the backdrop of an inhospitable Alaskan terrain, here’s a taut thriller that pits man against beast as well as man against man.
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Following the Ice: In the Beginning
The river crossing in May last year before the annual melt made it unpassable. Over the past few months I lost sleep almost every night thinking about Greenland. Polar bears and river crossings were always at the edge of my mind while lying in bed in Massachusetts. These thoughts sometimes kept me up till dawn. But the first night in my tent, I fell asleep instantly and slept well. [More]
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No let-up in dancefloor action
IT’S the end of the month and there’s no let-up in the club scene around these parts.
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Who Arrived in the Americas First?
New discoveries are upending the old theory of how the continent was settled.
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Vivian Manning-Schaffel: Facing Stage Fright
When fear monopolizes your passion for something, there is much to be said for finding the courage to get over yourself.
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Secret Agent Man Prepares for Hiatus Season
There's a good reason why I'm sitting here in my office, slumped over the desk, feeling like a drunken slug. You see, the human body wasn't designed to go from an extreme rate of movement to a dead stop. That kind of rapid deceleration can cause serious damage.
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Soot May Help Shift Tropics North
Soot may be responsible for the tropics expanding north, according to an analysis involving multiple computer models of the climate. By absorbing sunlight and trapping extra heat in the atmosphere, the tiny, black particles may be helping the poleward march of tropical conditions. The research will be published in Nature on May 17. (Scientific American [...]
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Cutest Zoo Babies
Spring has sprung, and zoos around the country are celebrating a baby boom! We can't get enough of all critters cute and cuddly, even if some have a face only a mother could love (check out the baby aardvark).
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