Les Misérables is overblown & overrated
Whilst doing some consumer research on laptops recently, I ran across a charming technospeak term that was new to me:
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The Passion of Joan of Arc kicks off Rosendale’s Sunday Silents
There’s a magic to silent films that goes far beyond what we usually expect from the movies these days. It
Hyde Park on Hudson offers up TMI on FDR
Ever since word got out that a movie was being made based on the diaries and letters of Franklin D.
Feeling lousy?
My apologies in advance, because reading this article will have you scratching your head – literally. Maybe I’m just too
CIA chef Phillip Crispo wins Food Network show Chopped
What would you cook with some canned peaches, a bottle of punch-flavored Gatorade, mustard greens and some chunks of pork
Andres San Millan’s MAN on the move
Artist Andres San Millan has been collecting driftwood along the Hudson River shore for years. Initially attracted to the material
A sledder’s guide to the Mid-Hudson Valley
It’s snowing out the window as I type: nice and light powder softening a fast-as-sin half-foot of hardpack that’s sure
Kids’ Almanac (January 3-10)
Quote of the week “A family is a unit composed not only of children but of men, women, an occasional
Cool sky stuff is coming in 2014
Jim Metzner’s Pulse of the Planet is a syndicated radio show that explores nature’s rhythms. Like beating hearts or chirping
A look at frequent flyer radiation
Cosmic rays have the most mysterious-sounding name in the universe, and they definitely live up to it. Even their history