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Michael DobieNewsday |
A phrase making the rounds these days is wonderful in its fluidity: The path of totality. It sounds like a description of the damage field caused by a...
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I'm looking forward to welcoming my ghosts again. They always come this time of year. They're not the haunting kind, except in the sense of how much I...
I held my two newest grandchildren this week. It was exhilarating. And soothing. And nourishing. And instructive. When you hold a newborn, nothing...
Obsolescence creeps in on little cat feet. One watches for signs. A creak in the body here. A memory escaped there. A fluidity of movement...
There is a pond not far from my house. It sits sandwiched between a group of homes and some thick woods along a road. In the dead of winter, the pond...
The attack on Israel by Hamas last month was gruesome and shocking, bloody and vicious. We saw and heard the testimony of survivors, in some cases...
Flaco has flown the coop again. You do remember Flaco, right? He's the spectacular Eurasian eagle-owl that escaped the Central Park Zoo in...
Longtime readers know that I’m a math guy. I love math, always have. I love the power and beauty inherent in numbers, their capacity for both...
And now for some good news: The Beatles are releasing a new song this week. Just writing those words creates a little shiver, the good kind, the...
I’ve never been much of a prognosticator. None of us are, if we’re being honest. We remember we got it right, and wipe our memory banks clean of...
NASA quietly launched a probe into deep space Friday — as quietly as one can launch a probe that costs about $850 million and will take six years...
One great perplexity of our times is the inability of scientists, experts and other leaders to persuade large swaths of the country, and the world in...
I've always liked a rainy day. It's a tap from Mother Nature, a replenishing of our life force. It's the energy of ions bristling in the air, the...
The dark side of serendipity lies just beneath the surface of our daily lives. We know it's there. We know that bad luck, catastrophically bad luck,...
A journalistic lifetime ago, I crossed paths with Mitt Romney. I had the good fortune to be assigned to cover the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake...
I was driving on Little East Neck Road in Babylon Town the other day. It's like so many Long Island roads, like so many roads everywhere. One lane...
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