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On Monday, <I>The Washington Post</I> published a long, enthralling article on Richard Mellon Scaife's messy divorce.
On Monday, <I>The Washington Post</I> published a long, enthralling article on Richard Mellon Scaife's messy divorce.
<I>The Space Review</I> caps out its R. A. Heinlein centenary coverage.
Come again?
Scott McCredie explains our incredible sense of balance.
The Royal Society has posted Robert Hooke's notes online. And yes, he apparently was just as cranky as Stephenson portrayed him in <I>The Baroque Cycle</I>.
Though it was a sort of sanctuary for me as a kid, these days, I almost never listen to the radio. This day, however, has been spent listening to lots of WKCR's Dizzy Gillespie 90th Birthday broadcast.
Joe Queenan gives good rant.
Oscar Wilde's chief talent was appropriation, says Dr. Michèle Mendelssohn.
Some folks proclaim that the iPod will be the death of high-end audio, while others claim that it will bring new generations into the fold. Are the numbers of audiophiles increasing or decreasing? Why?