Kiwi!
Judging from the number of times I've been sent this animated short, it must be the most viral thing on YouTube lately. I can see why: It's great story-telling and it thrills me while leaving a smile on my face and a lump in my throat.
Judging from the number of times I've been sent this animated short, it must be the most viral thing on YouTube lately. I can see why: It's great story-telling and it thrills me while leaving a smile on my face and a lump in my throat.
Somehow I don't think we're going to be seeing this one in <I>The New Yorker</I>.
<I>aka</I> the Large Hadron Collider at Cern.
Remember kids, open flames and hi-fi are a volatile mix.
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Tweeter Home Entertainment Group, Inc., the national electronics retail chain, has teamed with Sonos, Inc., developer of wireless multiroom music systems for the digital home, to bring "the digital home experience directly to the retail floor." The retailer will run broadband Internet connections to Sonos Digital Music System point-of-sale displays at over 150 Tweeter locations, to give music lovers live demonstrations of music server systems.
Dedicated audiophile and all-around nice chap Bill Leebens sent along an email a few days ago, noting:
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"<I>Stereophile</I> friends:
What, exactly, is one to make of a speaker named "Reference"? An easy answer might be that it will be expensive. Another easy answer is that someone might be being overly optimistic or downright deceitful. Ambitious? Certainly.
Although she's smirking at Huckleberry's antics, you just know Bagheera wishes she'd discovered the CD case first.
Holds 400 CDs plus one 16lb cat.
<I>Discover</I> magazine lists its top 25, plus 8 honorable mentions. At first, I was proud of how many I'd read, but as the list went on, I was horrified at how many I own and have been meaning to read. Is it too early to make a 2007 New Year's resolution?