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The Slice archive for Nov. 2011

THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 2011




If you had it to do over again

It might have been a good idea to hang on to your old lunch boxes. www.fanpop.com www.louellacourt.typead.com www.lunch-box.org www.fanpop.com www.boingboing.com And you probably should have kept your "Fantastic Voyage" board game.

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50 years ago today

www.wired.com On Nov. 3, 1961, a memorable episode of "The Twilight Zone" aired for the first time. Called "It's a Good Life," it told the story of 6-year-old Anthony Fremont. He possessed diabolical supernatural powers. Anthony could read minds. And if he didn't like what…

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Three weeks to go

www.sacomics.blogspot.com I know a Harry Wilson. Good guy. He's a store manager on the South Hill. I don't know what his middle initial is, but I'm pretty sure this isn't him.

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 2011

Is it still too early? 

There's a famous 1993 cartoon from The New Yorker magazine. A businessman is sitting behind a desk, holding a phone to his head. He says... "No, Thursday's out. How about never -- is never good for you?" Few would be quite that direct. But there's…

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Profiling

Here's my theory about why you never see the police cite those flouting the ordinance prohibiting bike riding on sidewalks in downtown Spokane. Sure, the cops are busy with other things. But I think the real reason they don't spend time on this is the…

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Four questions

When do the first Snow Birds pack up the RV and head south? www.thegreenlemon.com Isn't an honest effort to be virtuous all you can ask of someone? www.limoday.blogspot.com What's keeping you from joining the ranks of Spokane residents up to their elbows in auto projects?…

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TUESDAY, NOV. 1, 2011

Going to bed just got interesting again

The official start of winter is still seven weeks away. But cold-weather sleeping season has arrived in and around Spokane. And you know what that means. Instead of just flopping into bed without a second thought, preparations must be made. Different people take different approaches,…

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"Doubles for the homeless"

A Logan neigborhood reader who always calls and reports her Halloween headcount left me a phone message. She had 50 trick-or-treaters last night, up slightly from the last few years but nothing like the costumed tsunamis of the '70s. The kids were well-behaved and all.…

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10 ways leaves get inside your home

1. They attach themselves to children's hair, shoes and clothing. 2. They attach themselves to pets. 3. Family members hold the front door open for extended stretches on windy days as part of your "Let's Heat the Whole Outdoors" program. 4. Art projects. 5. Your…

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