Nearing sixty, Haydn was ripe, like a tasty new fruit from the frontier.

NPR: Haydn In Concert: Cue The 'Drum Roll'

Removing this potent source of data from someone attempting to thread their way through a crucial conversation is like asking someone to drive a windy country road at sixty miles an hour with their eyes closed.

FORBES: Is Facebook Making Us Antisocial?

In this world, a hundred and sixty-nine thousand dollars a year might well look like an unconscionably low wage.

NEWYORKER: No More Mr. Nice Guy

Currently, over sixty percent of households in Africa burn biomass fuels, like wood, crop residue, charcoal and dung every day.

UNESCO: Natural Sciences

While her decisions pleased editors in their early fifties, like Chira and Berke, they did not please editors who were closer to sixty and wondered if their age was held against them.

NEWYORKER: Changing Times

Macmillan is the smallest of the big-six publishers, which produce sixty per cent of all books sold in the U.S. Like its peers, Macmillan relies heavily on Amazon, which sells about fourteen per cent of its trade books and the vast majority of its e-books.

NEWYORKER: Publish or Perish

In our Dartmouth classes, we often ask who would like to own a Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Roadster with 604 horsepower that can go from zero to sixty miles per hour in 4.2 seconds.

FORBES: Are You Making Something Usable? Part 4 -- But Is It Valuable?

The sheer amount of data taken in by a camera like this is too large to be completely relayed to the ground, but users are able to define upwards of sixty-five independent video windows within the image and zoom in or out.

ENGADGET: Darpa develops a 1.8 gigapixel digicam and no, you can't 'check it out'