Woman killed by husband’s coffin (11 Nov.)
God’s Facebook Wall (12 Nov.)
Apparent 6th severed foot found in British Columbia (12 Nov)
Two Dead in Argument Over ‘Bama-LSU Game (10 Nov.)
The Essential 007: A Recap of all 22 Bond Movies (13 Nov.)
Unregulated Credit Default Swaps Led to Weakness (31 Oct.)
Exxon Mobil: Biggest profit in history (30 Oct.)
The age when children begin attempting to appear racially colour-blind (27 Oct)
The Quest for the Perfect Morning Routine: The first in a series on lifehacking, at Slate (12 Nov): “The advice here is not my own, but I have clicked on it.”
When Alzheimer’s Hits at 40 in the WSJ (14 Nov.)
and
“I don’t remember a whole lot about that period; I appear to have bought a couple of truly depressing sweaters, the kind you only wear when all you really want is to curl up under the bed for several years…” (The Likeness, p. 47, Tana French)
(Photo: Recent Drinking: Ironstone Cabernet Franc 2004)
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