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Stepping Small
Neil Armstrong was laid to rest last week. He lived near Cincinnati, and fittingly, the moon on the night of his burial was full and, as it happened, blue. I haven’t said anything about Armstrong’s passing, because so many others … Continue reading
Nobody did it better
I’ve just read of the passing of Marvin Hamlisch. Damn, dammit, and bloody hell, in that order.
Ride
When Sally Ride became the first American woman to fly in space, in 1983, I kept thinking, “Why did it take us so long to do what the Russians did twenty years ago?” It’s kind of sad that the Cold … Continue reading
Ernest
Actor Ernest Borgnine has died. I try not to be too sad when folks die at such an age (he was 95); after all, Borgnine led a long life and he led it well, the kind of life where one … Continue reading
“Ah, speaking of crusty New England relics!”
Actress Kathryn Joosten has died, which is a sad thing. She was one of those people who can show up in a teevee show or movie and make me smile immediately, with the thought, “Hey, something nifty is about to … Continue reading
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Last Dance
Donna Summer was my Whitney Houston. I never realized that, until earlier today, when I went outside toward the end of my work day for a last brief break. I pulled out my phone, and before I even realized I … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weird and Awesome!!!
Oddities and Awesome abound! :: Dungeons and Dragons was created almost 40 years ago by Gary Gygax and David Arneson. Both men have passed on, but Arneson’s personal collection of materials comprising his creative work on the game was recently … Continue reading
Say ‘Ow’
Former NFL linebacker Junior Seau is dead, apparently of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. I learned this earlier today, when I went online at work just to check my e-mail one last time before coming home. I had a few Facebook … Continue reading
From the Books: Lester Bangs on Dick Clark
Awww, dammit, Dick Clark is dead. I’m not old enough for Dick Clark to be a rock-n-roll icon for me; he was a game show host first, and such is how I’ll default to remembering him. “Audience please, may we … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Well, I missed this feature last week, and I’m late this week, but here we go. I just want to pay a small tribute to Robert B. Sherman, who passed away last week. Sherman was one half of the Sherman … Continue reading



