Double Dozen
24 craft beers you should be drinking. Hey, it's a list and it's beer. Double the pleasure.
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Round the World on a Rat
Ian Pindar reviews William Rosen's <I>Justianian's Flea: Plague, Empire, and the Birth of Europe</I>, in which a "flea looms as large as an emperor." Sound like an unlikely read? Apparently not.
Is It Real?
With just one day to go until HE2007, we present our last hi-fi tease: The story of the Edison Tone Tests.
The Lovesong of J. Alfred Audiophile
<a href="http://www.gspr.com/index.html">Gordon Sell PR</a> has added a new client to its already impressive roster. Proclaim Audio of Durham, CT, is absolutely new to me, but I will take the opportunity to get to know the company during the Home Entertainment Show.
Reginald Goodall—The Holy Fool
<I>On An Overgrown Path</I> posts a fine (and balanced) appreciation of Reginald Goodall.
High Fidelity
That's the life for me!
Simmering in Your Drawers
<i>I'll break something, I swear to God! Maybe one of Newton's laws. You've got all the distance of uncertainty simmering in your drawers.</i><br>
—Jim Teacher in "Mad Flo"
The Biggest Man on the Field
Thomas E. Witte tells the story of an amazing photograph—and an even more amazing athlete.
Bonding With the Machine
"Every time [the robot] found a mine, blew it up and lost a limb, it picked itself up and readjusted to move forward on its remaining legs, continuing to clear a path through the minefield.
Tube Tech
Counting down to HE2007, I'm starting to link each day to a hi-fi topic.