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Brookhaven Lab research eyes carcinogen
could enable scientists to replicate the enzyme to remediate Hexavalent Chromium -- the carcinogen made famous by Erin Brockovich -- and it may one day also be used to target cancer cells. Using the National Synchrotron Light Source facility at Brookhaven, 5/30/12 Read more »
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Blu-ray Review: Erin Brockovich
(click linked text below to jump to related section of the review) It may not seem like it at first glance, but 'Erin Brockovich' is clearly a Steven Soderbergh film. Many of his distinctive touches and his peculiar design are on full display in this bio 5/30/12 from High-Def Digest Read more »
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Erin Brockovich (Blu-ray)
Note: This is a pre-release review. will be available for purchase on June 5th, 2012 Judge Clark Douglas' attempt to gather information by wearing skimpy outfits proved a complete failure. Our reviews of (published July 24th, 2000) and (published August from DVD Verdict Read more »
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Jury Blames `Erin Brockovich’ Doc For His Patient’s Illness, Not Defendants
Just don't go for the chelation. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) A Los Angeles jury looked at the evidence presented by a woman who claimed she was poisoned by hydraulic fluid in a bizarre elevator accident — and decided her own doctor was to blame, after hear from Forbes Blogs Read more »
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Made in Jersey Preview: CBS' New Series Looks AMAZEBALLS!
You can be from Jersey AND be smart?! Who knew?? CBS' new series Made in Jersey is a cross between Erin Brockovich, Legally Blonde and Snooki. In short, it's about young (and smart!) Teresa Giudice that joins a posh Manhattan law firm. Preeeeess Plaaaaaa from Perez Hilton Read more »
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Greenlit: Reel Crime/Real Story, Investigation Discovery
Reel Crime/Real Story (3 x 60′) – Series hosted by legal champion and biopic subject Erin Brockovich that uncovers the true facts and real personalities behind iconic crime-and-justice movies that have become a part of our pop culture. Featuring the head from TV Mole Read more »
