The last S-R story on such antics that I can find in our electronic archives appears to have been published in late 2012. Care to explain this apparent suspension of stacking activity? A) The perpetrators got bored. B) They went on to become contributing members…
The psychedelic rock stylings of the King Family singers. www.danacountryman.com
This appeared in the summer of 1969. www.sportsillustrated.cnn.com
www.thecontemporary.org You know, "Trout Fishing in America" and the others. I've read a little about him and apparently he was a bit unhinged. Maybe that should not have come as a surprise.
www.mycomicshop.com
...P, O and E? www.retiredjk.blogspot.com Or perhaps, if you are a "Dr.Strangelove" fan, you just use that as your code group prefix.
"Broadchurch" could be just the show for you. This British import began its U.S. run last night. And in that first episode, two different newspaper journalists demonstrated what it's like to operate without worries about ethics. www.bbcamerica.com
If you are new to The Slice Blog and decide you are going to check out all 5,790 archived blog posts in one marathon sitting, you will discover something. In a fair number of "No. 1 song on this date" posts, the image of the…
It seems like a statistical certainty, given the population of the Inland Northwest and American mobility, that someone in our midst was a fan of the Philadelphia Phillies during 1964. Baseball fans of a certain age will remember that 1964 was the year of the…
www.milb.com The name alludes to Johnny Appleseed's connection to the Indiana city.
Today's Slice question: Who holds the Inland Northwest freestyle record for inadvertently walking around in public with an important zipper unzipped?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLUfCAZz2a4
www.playalbums.net Here's some interesting background on the song from NPR. I have posted this link before, but in case you missed it... http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6353311
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