BLACK HOLE BITES GOD: The theoretical physicist David Deutsch, whose hard-to-classify book "The Beginning of Infinity" enters the nonfiction list at No. 15, also has some things to say about God, not to mention dark matter, parallel universes, good art, bad philosophy, global warming, the evolution of language and just about everything else.
In fact, in a carefully worded paper submitted to Physical Review Letters, they do not mention dark matter, referring instead to "new physical phenomena".
Not to mention, dark and devilishly handsome.
Not to mention dark wash, light wash, stonewash, regular wash, and distressed.
We are faced with the reality that in today's Republican Party, a proposal to mangle the U.S. Constitution for partisan -- not to mention darker -- purposes is not only acceptable, but welcomed.
Some of the critics mentioned the dark, and even terrifying, side of the show.
It was as if Arthur was a name no longer to be mentioned; a dark memory best left unsaid, for fear that the bad old times be evoked.
Defensively, I mentioned some dark deeds in Simon Schama's "History of Britain," and the president said he wanted to read it.
But The Imposter has a second chapter that opens up questions not only about how people come to participate in their own deception (which runs through the celebrated stories from the past I've mentioned) but dark, puzzling areas of American life, of which I shall say no more.
As mentioned, a dark sky is important, and that includes as little interference from moonlight as possible.
