For the Week of
August 25-31, 2004
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Biter: Chicken wings, a skinny tie and two deathsmy 20-year high school reunion.
Techsploits: Forget Grokster.
Rev: Your Windshield: Place a clear piece of Saran Wrap across the front of the windshield, peel the wrap off and violà!a hangable piece of insect art.
The Tao Of Power: Zhang Yimou's epic 'Hero' teaches a lesson about the mortality of emperors.
Beaten Brats: Rock was a cruel mistress for the Ramones, as seen in the documentary 'End of the Century.'
Screeners: New CinéArts complex adds six screens to the San Jose theater scene.
The River Wild: 'Mean Creek'of the making of bullies, there is no end.
Life During Wartime: 'Uncovered: The Whole Truth About the Iraq War' includes 29,984 munitions, yellow-cake uranium, and the gone but not forgotten Ari Fleischer.
Rock Hard: The buzz over Strata heats up, and the Campbell band fires up the fans.
Tell Me Something Good: Ledisi and Chaka Khan meet for the first time.
Baseball Fates: Michael Sokolove's new book charts the wildly varying fates of major leaguers from one of the most famous classes of high school players.
American Beauty: Paragon Restaurant brings back 'Brady Bunch' cool.
Live Feed: Al Qaeda Cooks.
Club Life: Campbell Brewing Company.
'Zoot' Case: Luis Valdez brings his seminal musical drama to San Jose for revival run.
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