What’s the one piece of equipment every guy, no matter how small his apartment, can have? Easy: a doorframe pull-up bar. But those are only good for pull-ups and chin-ups, right? Nope; the truth is, you can build an entire program around that one piece of equipment. How? Check out … Read More
At the beginning of the Walking Man, the eponymous walking man is very nearly author Paul Dore, fifteen-year veteran of film and television, and he is walking alone in the Jordan desert, having lost his travel companions over the dunes and lost himself somewhere in his thoughts. It is aimless, … Read More
Tiburcio Vasquez, Jesse James, Billy the Kid, John Dillinger—these are the American bad men Guns of Outlaws ($20) is concerned with. Tracing the history of outlaws in America from the end of the Revolution to the Old West to the Great Depression, Gerry and Janet Souter catalogue the most notorious and … Read More
In The Bridge on the River Kwai, ‘Force 316’ conspires to sabotage the bridge being built by British POWs under Japanese command. In Ill Met by Moonlight, General Kreipe is captured on Crete by a couple of classics students turned British soldiers. In The Guns of Navarone, an Allied commando … Read More
Interested in displaying your speaker system instead of hiding it? Take a look at this passive bookshelf speaker system ($800). Walnut finish, bass reflexive enclosure, 5.25” midbass woofer, 25-75 watts max RMS power handling. And it looks good. Did we mention that?
