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You can’t make a rational case for choosing vinyl, and I wouldn’t – there isn’t a single one that’s compelling. Digital is cheaper, less wasteful, more malleable and far more portable. There’s virtually nothing to store, scratch, warp or shatter. Records meanwhile remain cumbersome, fragile and expensive. And yet, in spite of all this, I will continue buying, collecting, playing with and paying for the damned ... read more

"Pluto gets the boot"
Pluto no longer a planet, say astronomers

PRAGUE, Czech Republic (AP) -- Leading astronomers declared Thursday that Pluto is no longer a planet under historic new guidelines that downsize the solar system from nine planets to eight.

After a tumultuous week of clashing over the essence of the cosmos, the International Astronomical Union stripped Pluto of the planetary status it has held since its discovery in 1930. The new definition of what is -- and isn't -- a pl... read more

The leader of *** IRAN *** puts it to our president:

(CBS) Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sat down with Mike Wallace in Tehran on Tuesday in a rare, exclusive interview with a Western reporter.

In the wide-ranging interview, the Iranian leader comments on President Bush's foreign policy, the lack of relations between Iran and the United States, Hezbollah, Lebanon and Iraq.

Speaking about President Bush's failure to answer his 18-page letter that criticized U.S. foreign policy,... read more

Everyone, I'd like to introduce you to the future of dance music. Forget vinyl, cd's, Ableton, Traktor, Final Scratch or anything else. This is it. I've been dreaming about an interface like this for YEARS, and now it's here. Give it time, and the concept of a DJ as we know it will change, and finally evolve into what it truly can be: a dance music musician.

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Enjoy. :)

Stephen Hawking, answering a question about the global threats facing humanity:

"The likelihood that we will need the services of Bruce Willis in the next 100 years is very small."

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