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Prevailing wisdom held that either the Sun was just like the planets in terms of oxygen composition or that it was rich in the isotope oxygen-16. Now research on Lunar dust indicates <I>both</I> theories are wrong.

"And so," the hi-fi manufacturer musically says:<br>
"I found myself in a situation where I was A/B-ing the CD player <i>to the CD player</i>!"

This video stuns me, although it does go on. I guess even perfection gets old.

I just bought my airline tix to HE2006, so I know <I>I'm</I> going to be there. I hope you will, too&mdash;because it;ll be a lot more fun if somebody else is there, too.

Dolby's got a new record and is touring. So what does a self-confessed musician/geek do these days? Why start a blog, of course.

Wouldn't you just know it. As soon as I decide on a formal regime of measurements to accompany Stereophile's loudspeaker reviews—see Vol.12 No.10, October 1989, p.166—along comes some hot new technology that changes everything. Robert Harley reported in last month's "Industry Update" column how impressed he and I were with the new MLSSA measurement system from DRA Laboratories.

Is the art of conversation really dead? Carlin Romano doesn't buy it, despite a few recent books that eulogize it.