In the nearly four decades since Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, human space travel has gone nowhere.
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Palm World Voices: Six New Titles
...you can hear the music but also see where it comes from, read about that place and feel involved in the culture
Read More »Book Review: Midnight In The Garden Of Evil
"...New York is boring. It’s like Gone With The Wind on mescaline down here..."
Read More »Own Your Very Own Napoleon-Era Fort
If you ever wanted to own your own island, now is the time. For a relative bargain at £150,000 or around $275,000, you can own Stack Rock Fort, which is situated off the coast of Milford Haven. It has it’s own cannons! We’ve all had fantasies and playfights on our …
Read More »Disney Wonder World
...the Epcot centre is a symbol of increased American isolationism because, get this, he says "it prepackages culture into bite size pieces of stereotypical servings." I don't know what the hell that is supposed to mean, maybe he's talking about the food.
Read More »Xingolati Update – Flaming Lips Cruise Madness
Update on “Xingolati, (pronounced Zîng-gō-läh-ti) – Groove Cruise of the Pacific,” headlined by the tuneful and mysterious Flaming Lips, fresh off their piratical SpongeBob soundtrack appearance. In addition to performing live on the boat in one of their few scheduled performances for the year, the Flaming Lips will screen their …
Read More »McKenna’s Guide to Caribbean Beers by Mark McKenna
It’s a tough job to write a guide to regional beers, but thankfully Mark McKenna’s ten years in the Caribbean gave him the opportunity to sample all 75 local brands. His experience is chronicled in his new book, McKenna’s Guide to Caribbean Beers: All the Islands, All the Brews published …
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