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"the largest forensic anthropology laboratory in the world" Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command Sorry, if this has already been posted elsewhere.

This has probably aired in Europe already - taking a break from Harry Potter... By ANITA GATES Published: October 30, 2006 NYTimes “Cracker” is back, in the form of a gripping new two-hour movie. And its hero, the British forensic psychologist Eddie Fitzgerald (the amazing Robbie Coltrane), is...

$10 Million Prize Set Up for Speedy DNA Decoding By NICHOLAS WADE Published: October 5, 2006 NYTimes A $10 million prize for cheap and rapid sequencing of the human genome was announced today by the X Prize Foundation of Santa Monica, Calif. The terms of the prize require competitors to...

Teaching Inspector Clouseau to Be Sherlock Holmes By JILL P. CAPUZZO Published: September 24, 2006 NYTimes WATCH where you walk. Don't touch or move anything. You can make maps, take notes. I'll be back to get you in a little while.'' With those simple instructions, William Wheeler, a science...

This is a great show on bbc and I love the characters. After having been the chief detective in 2006, he's ostensibly hit by a car and knocked into 1973 (or somehow functioning in 1973 and in a coma). Come to find out he's just a lowly (though somehow 2nd in command and newly transferred)...

I know this show is old but it's been showing on BBC at midnight on Mondays and I've been recording it. It's just great and I can't imagine only three years of it. Til now for me, Dylan Moran was the book thief on "Notting Hill" and I saw him once on "Whose Line is it Anyway". What an awesome...

Did anyone watch this premier after Monk last week? I thought it was good - some of the lines were very funny. I liked watching a multitude of observations (they glow) turn into usable deductions. He's like Sherlock Holmes but doesn't want to admit his talent because of his dad (a retired cop...

This topic may have been pruned but - anyone watch this show? I've only watched a few episodes but really like it. The husband, Joe, is a rocket scientist (who would've dared to use that as a profession). Patricia Arquette was great in Stigmata IMO and is great in this. I like the witty...