Another name in circulation is a popular television host and producer known simply as Arthur.
Admittedly, Lowrider Magazine may not meet a strict criterion for obscurity -- its circulation is a healthy 250,000.
Even now, glossy and full color, less a zine than a real magazine, its circulation is a modest 40,000.
(Storing cash is one of the most vexing challenges confronting corrupt Chinese officials, because the largest bill in circulation is a hundred-yuan note, worth about fifteen dollars).
Sudharma's circulation is a little under 2,000 copies per day, which go to Sanskrit scholars and students across India and abroad.
But if, as hypothesised, the Scotsman is only selling 23,000 or so a day, then its circulation is a mere quarter of what was claimed when the Barclay brothers sold it to Johnston Press eight years ago.
Rob Lynam, the head of press trading at the media buying and planning agency Mediaedge:cia, says that while Front's circulation is a problem, a bigger difficulty is the sector's slide into irrelevance.
Taking the curve from the croissant, like taking the circumflex out of circulation, is a way of unbending the world, reducing the store of superfluous civilization that is essential to its sanity, and to our continuity.
"Our percent of market is far larger than that of most big city papers — our 60,000 circulation is a higher percentage of population than say, the Chicago Reader's circ in a city of seven million," he said.
Keeping their assets in showy circulation is a cluster of widows and trophy wives who maintain their places on the gameboard by blackballing arrivistes, poaching one another's servants and throwing bones to a ravenous pack of gay hangers-on.
He is right that the new Westinghouse design of the reactors approved for Georgia, with its gravity-based natural water circulation, is a step in the right direction, but he is wrong to imply that this is enough.
