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The few items that I look forward to enjoying on a regular basis.
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The New Yorker Magazine
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The best American magazine. Period. Every week, The New Yorker presents top-notch investigative journalism, opinions, humor, reviews and fiction. The quality of the writing and the timeliness of its major stories have established it as a symbol of both intellectual awareness and middle-class prosperity.
Updated Aug 18, 2007
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The New York Times
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Still the finest newspaper in America. The Sunday edition, which includes the New York Times Magazine and the Book Review, is one of the highlights of my weekâwell worth the expense. Also, a TimesSelect subscription is inexpensive and allows access to all of the print edition's content online.
Updated Aug 18, 2007
StepMania
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If you're a DDR fan, why not play it on your computer? StepMania is free, open-source, cross-platform software that supports USB dance pads and thousands of community-made songs. It's become my #1 source of exercise.
Updated Aug 20, 2007
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WNYC Radio Lab
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Radio Lab is a radio show (and free podcast) that offers an hour-long exploration of scientific issues. That probably sounds boring. It isn't. Radio Lab is a wild-eyed experiment that combines the best aspects of Scientific American, This American Life, and, um, Car Talk. Always smart, always funny.
Updated Aug 20, 2007
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