LEAPIN’ AERIAL AQUABOTS! PART 2
YESTERDAY WE ACKNOWLEDGED THE CHALLENGE of studying aerial-aquatic birds and, thus, the idea of devising a robotic equivalent. Today in Part 2 we continue with “Leaping Out Of The Water: … Continue reading
ON LAUNCHING 1000 SHIPS AND BURNING TOPLESS TOWERS PART 2
YESTERDAY WE BEGAN EXAMINING THE BROUHAHA of casting Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Today in Part 2, Odyssey authority Daniel Mendelsohn continues his analyses. In time, we hear as well from … Continue reading
ON LAUNCHING 1000 SHIPS AND BURNING TOPLESS TOWERS PART 1
NADIRA GOFFE PUTS IT SUCCINCTLY in her movie review, “What Did Helen of Troy Look Like? That’s the Wrong Question to Ask,” Slate, July 17, 2026: “Lupita Nyong’o plays the … Continue reading
BY (AND BUY) THE NUMBERS, AUTOMOTIVELY
AUTOMOTIVE NEWS REGULARLY PUBLISHES INDUSTRY STATISTICS of one sort or another from one source or another. Here are tidbits gleaned from two of these articles: “Tesla Again Tops Cars.com American-Made … Continue reading
THE ART OF WAR PART 2
ARMED CONFLICTS HAVE BEEN VARIOUSLY PORTRAYED in works of art. Here in Part 2, we discuss two examples, one celebratory and the other disturbing in a most timely manner. Washington … Continue reading
FLICK THE STORY OF FEMALE PLEASURE
I LEARNED ABOUT KATE LISTER’S NEW BOOK FLICK THE STORY OF FEMALE PLEASURE in “Sexual Her-Story,” by Sarah Jones, History Extra Magazine, Vol. 27 No. 6, June 2026. Its subtitle … Continue reading
A ZANY WORLD OF AUTOMOBILES
EVERY SO OFTEN, LIGHT-HEARTED THINGS surface in SimanaitisSays coverage of the automotive industry. Years ago there were “Wacky’s Neat Cars,” December 17, 2012, the Arnolt-MG and Arnolt-Bristol of Chicago entrepreneur … Continue reading