At The Slice blog, Paul Turner writes: One of my favorite moments from “Mystery Science Theater 3000” …  Joel or one of the 'bots speculated that when there was a break during shooting of “The Big Valley” and Barbara Stanwyck would be telling stories about the making of “Double Indemnity” or “Sorry, Wrong Number,” Peter Breck kept quiet about “The Beatniks.”  (Photo: www.artskooldamage.blogspot.com)

Top Post: As I woke this morning, the temperature a cool 42 degees, I realized that I was on the eve of being three quarters of a century old. Sunday, arch 23 1938 I came squalling into the world preparing for war. The Germans had been at war with England and most of Europe for a year or so at my birth. I grew up in a war atmosphere with dad going to work at Todd's Shipyard, building wooden decks on destroyers. At four I had climbed a cherry tree in our back yard and proceeded to fall, landing on my head. That may explain a lot. Somehow I survived childhood, though it must have been a close thing/Herb Huseland, Bay Views. More here.

Other local blogs:

• Last chance/Fort Boise
• The library/Writing North Idaho
• Day after Southern/SportsLink
• KAGU off air/Community Comment
• City Council in brief/Coeur d'Alene Today
• A little more offseason activity?/The EDge
• Should docs ask patients re: guns?/End Notes
• Overheard on Scanner -- 3/22/13/Sirens & Gavels
• More than team are one and done/A Grip on Sports
• Political abrogations -- committees/Dogwalk Musings
• The price of an Idaho/fed lands shift/Ridenbaugh Press

DFO: Please put your hands together w/me as we wish Herb a happy 75th birthday this weekend?

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