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Happy To Be Me
Huckleberry is one smug kitty.
It Would Be So Nice If You Weren't Here
My continued use of my desk is the bane of Bagheera's existence.
Turn Turn Turn
And that wobbly table will become stable. There's a proof.
The Big Questions
Well, <I>Wired</I> tackles 40 of 'em. The other two are up to us.
A Confederacy of Dunces
Evan Thomas and Jeffrey T. Richelson have written books that chart the CIA's legacy of arrogant wrongheadedness.
Hurray For Captain Pamphile!
OMG, there's a Dumas novel I haven't read? (A Dumas novel I haven't even heard of?)
Words and Music
Speaking of great jazz websites, Rod from Loughborough has a dandy 'un in <I>wordsandmusic</I>. It's just what the title says: thoughtful words on music Rod likes, linked to examples, deep references, and videos.
Free Music and Free Jazz
What a combination, as Forums participant jazzfan would say. I just discovered <I>Destination: OUT</I>, a website that posts MP3s of out of print jazz discs. Lots of good stuff there. Play nice.
High Water Rising
While compiling the data for Recommended Components, I came across High Water Sound's new website. Stark, black backgrounds are broken by quiet images of strength and beauty, New York City's Brooklyn Bridge taken from so many lovely angles, presenting all of its long lines and promises. Brick walls, cold air, and hard work. 2-channel with attitude. It's always a nice surprise to find a good-looking audio website, so I congratulated High Water's Jeffrey Catalano on a job well-done.