"The commerce body found that the U.S. had the right to prevent offshore betting as a means of protecting public order and public morals" (business week). Im not an expert on international trade policy but i do believe that this has more to do with unilateral economic interests than "public order and public morals." I can't envision why foreign gambling compromises "public order and public morals" but domestic gambling doesn't.

All this being said, i think we can get rid of the WTO--in the long run the competition would be good for the people of our country.

I thought he was talking about trigonometry.

Looks a bit like Erick Swenson.

http://www.jamescohan.com/artists/erick-swenson/

Not only owning a high quality tape machine but also maintaining one is fairly impractical.
Because of this, an analogue master would potentially sound worse in many listening situations than a digital master.

I however can't think of many things sexier than a running tape machine!