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...through a jumble of expert technical terms, very smart and empathetic. Scofield, you see, intentionally landed himself in the big house in order to hatch an intricate plan to spring his wrongfully-convicted brother before said brother’s scheduled execution. You’re a genius, doc! But then, in the midst of all the unintentional comedy and over-acting, come the payoffs. Consider the following: a sequence at the end of the latest episode, in which Scofield’s nephew is being tracked and bugged by the bad-guy feds via his cell phone. The viewer...
...glow a little bit more and enjoy the full consciousness and glow around you. This is the key to a peaceful world. If the experience could be given, students would understand right away how beautiful it is. I was just in a school this morning with a man named Doc Rutherford, who has brought transcendental meditation to three schools in the Washington, D.C. area. Before he came, there were a lot of shootings and stabbings. Initially, there was some resistance among the students, but now, it’s like night and day. Happiness grows in the students and they...
...18th century surgeon John Hunter had an unusual hobby. While other Georgian gents were happy hoarding rare books or colonial curiosities, the Scottish-born doc was amassing a grisly assortment of pickled human and animal parts with the aim of advancing the limited medical knowledge of the age. His collection of more than 3,000 anatomical and pathological specimens?from bone tumors to bumblebee heads?forms the core collection of London's Hunterian Museum in Holborn, which reopened in February after a two-year, $6 million refurbishment...
...18th century surgeon John Hunter had an unusual hobby. While other Georgian gents were happy hoarding rare books or colonial curiosities, the Scottish-born doc was amassing a grisly assortment of pickled human and animal parts with the aim of advancing the limited medical knowledge of the age. His collection of more than 3,000 anatomical and pathological specimens?from bone tumors to bumblebee heads?forms the core collection of London's Hunterian Museum in Holborn, which reopened in February after a two-year, $6 million refurbishment...
...been performed in Beijing, Guangzhou and other cities since 1996. The company is even developing a new live-action film reminiscent of Snow White in which a young woman in 1880s China is protected by seven Shaolin fighting monks instead of the familiar Happy, Dopey and Doc...