The New Physics of Tennis
This isn't your father's racket. How technology is putting killer topspin on the ball and warping the sport.
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Friday, January 14, 2011
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This isn't your father's racket. How technology is putting killer topspin on the ball and warping the sport.
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Washington's familiar with the likes of the Tucson shooter: Psychotic people have fixated on politicians for decades
Martin Prosperity Institute
From murders to accidents, which states have the greatest firearm fatalities? A look at the factors that make a difference.
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How the U.S. can compete with China on the booming continent with planes
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Is it funny or offensive when he raps about women? Jay-Z's book editor weighs in.
Carol Anne Sayle
As ground freezes, crops wither, and leafy greens blister, a rancher grows an unlikely crop: young, tender lettuce
Capitol Hill shut down and shut up after the Giffords shooting. For once, it seems like Washington's doing the right thing.
State-by-state data shows pink slips, not subprime loans, hurt the housing sector
Last night the president was positive and hopeful, not morose—just like his audience. Why doesn't cable news get that?
Every time gas prices rise, we promise to kick our oil addiction—and then fail once fuel gets cheap again
How does a Pulitzer Prize-winning author uphold artistic integrity while blocking a racial epithet from his children?
From using "blood libel" to dodging responsibility for outrageous rhetoric, her response to the Giffords shooting says a lot
It's easy to look online for work—but it's harder than ever to move for a new job
Why criticizing inflammatory political rhetoric isn't tantamount to censorship
Why let a cafe have all the fun of roasting, blending, and brewing beans?
Why the new global elite is leaving you behind, how porn is—and isn’t—changing sex for women, the new physics of tennis, and more
