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This video stuns me, although it does go on. I guess even perfection gets old.
"And so," the hi-fi manufacturer musically says:
"I found myself in a situation where I was A/B-ing the CD player to the CD player!"
"I found myself in a situation where I was A/B-ing the CD player to the CD player!"
We laugh.
"And," he continues:
"Everyone heard a difference."
We laugh.
"And you know what?" he goes on:
"So did I."
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 both theories are wrong.
Okay, I love it when we find out we don't know everything after all, but obviously some folks are perturbed by this: "'This was a completely unexpected result for us,' Dr Ireland said. 'Our Sun is not the Sun that we thought it was.'"
Bagheera edition. Thanks for playing.
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Huckleberry edition. Thanks for playing.
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Howdy, Stephen!
Wanted to post a comment to your latest blog entry but ran up against the 1,024 character limit and didn't want to try breaking it up among multiple replies so I figured I'd just e-mail it to you.
I don't think it's in my soul, but I can learn.
Hmmm. Playing the pan pipe may not be in your soul either but you could learn that as well. Question is: why would you?
You say when you listen to music, you take it in the whole rather than examining individual parts. What's wrong with that? Nothing that I can see. That's how I listen too. And for me…