I greatly enjoyed this month's issue of Wired. The content is not live on the webernets yet, but I can recommend most of the issue. Especially:

• the article about the DOJ's eye on Google
• the ionosphere controlling HAARP in Alaska that can artificially create Northern Lights
• beer made from dinosaur-era yeast frozen in Amber (Jurassic Pint indeed!)
• Silicon Valley CEO's trip to Baghdad
• And an interesting story about Dilbert creator Scott Adams, who lost his voice for 3 years.

Many other good things abound in the pages, but these 5 stories really stood out. I really love it when a magazine is good cover-to-cover. Sometimes The Atlantic and Vanity Fair are able to pull it off. Glad to add Wired to that list.

Meanwhile I'm reading Free, written by Chris Anderson, Wired's Editor in Chief. Free on the Kindle this week only! Will post on that soon.