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Home   |   Publications   |   APS News   |   February 2000 (Volume 9, Number 2)   |   Cosmic CD Available at Last!

Cosmic CD Available at Last!

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Diehard fans of the "Physics Chanteuse" - a.k.a., cosmological physicist turned entertainer Lynda Williams - will be thrilled to hear that the dynamic diva has finally released her first CD compilation. The CD contains both music and data, including lyrics, film clips of her live show, Cosmic Cabaret, and links to her colorful website (see www.scientainment.com). It also contains some of her most popular tunes, many of which were performed during the APS Centennial meeting in Atlanta, GA, last March: "Hi-Tek Girl," "Carbon is a Girl's Best Friend," "Super-symmetry" and just in time for Valentine's Day, "Love Boson," whose lyrics appeared in the February 1999 issue of APS News.

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