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...execution of seven Al Capone gang rivals (an event known as the "Valentine's Day Massacre") as well as the firebombing of Dresden in 1945, and, in the past few years, multiple acts of terrorism and violence. There's nothing funny about that. There...
Now Playing Synopsis: A geneticist researching a cure for the condition that claimed the life of his newborn son uncovers a vast conspiracy and a deadly new virus in this thriller written and directed by The Divide co-screenwriter Eron Sheean. Prominent geneticist Geoffrey Burton (Michael Eklund) is still grieving the loss of his infant child when he travels to Dresden, Germany, to work on a top-secret project at the prestigious Institute for Molecular Cell Biology & Genetics. His goal is to isolate a human-regeneration gene, and he won't rest until his work is accomplished. Just as success is finally within reach, however, Burton learns that his colleagues have become the targets of a terrifying clandestine plot. Subsequently locked in a treacherous race against time after becoming both the host and the first victim of a lethal new virus, the haunted researcher realizes that his work may have devastating repercussions for all of humanity. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Michael Eklund, Karoline Herfurth, Tomas Lemarquis, Rik Mayall Movie Details Play Trailer 
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...Vietnam era. Sound off on the important issues at Vonnegut turned his ordeal as a POW during the 1945 allied firebombing of Dresden, Germany, into his 1969 novel "Slaughterhouse-Five." Its surrealistic approach made it a hit with young readers who...
...people don't think about what they should do," said Dirk Helbing, a professor at the Institute for Economics and Traffic at Dresden University of Technology. The computer models reflect the conditions of a room from which people are trying to escape but...
...is identical. The frames themselves are varied. One is much finer than the other. But they are from the same factory in Dresden (Germany)." Hanes' show opened June 21 (the solstice) and will run until Sept. 21 (the equinox). Spirit Beads...
...the shelves! "The Dylan Dog Case Files," written by Tiziano Sclavi and various artists. Way before Anita Blake and Harry Dresden, there was nightmare investigator Dylan Dog. Former Scotland Yard detective and possible reincarnation of a man who died...
...air as if pulling a long thread taut. This year's show includes traditional patterns such as ``Wedding Ring'' and ``Dresden Plate,'' and innovations like ``Three Blind Mice'' in which each tiny mouse wears a pair of red-framed dark glasses...
...II, the Soviets captured Budapest, Hungary, from the Germans. In 1945, Allied planes began bombing the German city of Dresden. In 1960, France exploded its first atomic bomb. In 2002, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II made former New York City Mayor...
...people are interested in hunting, fishing and hiking. Gamerdinger described her home town of Bautzen, which is northeast of Dresden, as not much bigger than Ketchikan. Rostas, from Mariahalom, a town northwest of Budapest, said he had not been to the...
...air as if pulling a long thread taut. This year's show includes traditional patterns such as ``Wedding Ring'' and ``Dresden Plate,'' and innovations like ``Three Blind Mice'' in which each tiny mouse wears a pair of red-framed dark glasses...