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...kids--earn their paychecks and adrenaline rushes with honor. Others are renegade cowboys with AK-47s, issuing pronouncements like "I want to kill somebody today" the way one might propose dinner plans. Punctuated by a kidnapping with awful consequences, Fainaru's harrowing exposé illuminates a $100 billion industry "where death, in many respects, is the cost of doing business...
There could be nobody better suited to describe the hilarious, improbable triumph of Robert Bolańo than Bolańo himself, which is a terrible shame because he's dead. At the time of his death, from liver disease, in 2003, Bolańo was a major writer in the Spanish-speaking world but virtually unknown and untranslated in English. Why that should be is not much of a mystery. Bolańo, who was born in Chile and spent most of his life in Mexico and Spain, is a difficult, angry, self-reflexive writer who lived an erratic and occasionally unpleasant life...
...concentration, called “Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology,” will focus on how human beings develop from a fertilized egg, how humans are maintained and repaired throughout adulthood, and how they age until death, according to William J. Anderson, lecturer on stem cell and regenerative biology...
...shows like “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Scrubs,” and to them, I will simply say that the former is a chick drama with a little scalpel and the latter is all comedy with a bit of depressing death irony provided by Zach Braff. “House” knowingly advertises itself as neither of these things despite having some of both, and instead focuses on the pop medicine lightness of an everyone-gets-a-cure world.The success of “House” and the decline...
...tears through a refreshingly uncomplicated plot that has something to do with water shortages in exotic places—an excuse for Bond to blow things up on three different continents—and swaps out melodrama for the real thing. Bond is still haunted by the betrayal and death of Vesper, his lover from “Casino Royale,” as he tries to hunt down an international cabal called Quantum that may be responsible for blackmailing her. He’s still damaged goods, as much as he pretends not to be, which makes his vengeance...