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Howard writes on science, books, movies and news for Blogcritics and on his own blogs from the border of North and Central America.
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Movie Review: Salvador
War in Latin America — the story of a down-and-out journalist and his ultimate try for freedom.
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Discovery Still Go To Light Up The Heavens
60% chance for Discovery's blast-off Thursday. Weather could be the Grinch. Spectacular fireworks will be the prize.
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Woman Loses Husband, Finds New Husband: Same Heart
Destiny guides a woman who donated her husband's heart to the man she meets and marries. A sweet story for the holidays.
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Election 2008: 2008 Promises A Most Interesting Election
The election is over. Planners, consultants, spin-doctors and king-makers plan for 2008. It should be exciting.
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Robert Altman Dies At 81 Leaving A Legacy Of Film
When a creative genius dies, his works continue to please and shine.
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CPR Techniques Are Changing: More Lives May Be Saved
Cardiocerebral Resuscitation may be a new way to do CPR: less messy, works better, easier to learn. Learn early to save lives.
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The Little Spaceship That Could May End A Heroic Career
The brave little spaceship may have to stay lost, but its legacy is in its discoveries: pathfinding and 240,000 photos.
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The Little Spaceship That Could Is Lost
A little spacecraft went to Mars. It kept working 8 years longer than planned. Now it is lost We still have hope.
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Will Your Doctor Google You?
British study shows doctors might benefit from Googling difficult diseases. There are some doubts raised.
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Don't Believe Everything You Read On The Web
Many people search for medical information on the Internet. It's not all good advice.
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