At some time in the past, probably because of damage, the Carol was cut down by a few inches along the bottom, removing Carol from Ginevra. Lightly cradled at her …
Read More →6/5/1964
Read More →This diet soda was originally introduced in 1963 as Like (not to be confused with 7 Up’s Like Cola from the 1980s). However, it was discontinued in 1969 due to the U.S. government ban of cyclamate sweetener. …
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Read More →It was acquired by Jacob Smigel and is now the property of the Charleston Outlet, on permanent display in his living room. The ambiguity of the sounds, frequently described as …
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Read More →One can almost imagine hearing the bagpipes’ broad, fulsome notes, followed by quickly cadenced flourishes and strong beats that not only punctuate melodies with dynamic accents but also culminate in …
Read More →According to the tale, the lustful Priapus, god of fertility, stealthily lifts the gown of the sleeping nymph Lotis, as seen in the painting. A moment later, he will be …
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Read More →7/01/2006 Release of “Eavesdrop a Wealth of Found Sound” which features a selection from Carol’s Audio Diary (Picture of Album, Promo Art, Posters/Collecting Photos, etc…)
Read More →EXT. THE NICE PLACE BAR PARKING LOT—MIDNIGHT Camera pans over the dreary, dead-end strip mall and zooms in on the sign for the Nice Place. TIGHT on the sign’s smiley …
Read More →The Carol Tapes by Jacob Smigel
Read More →In 1951, a businessman named Robert O. Peterson opened the first Jack in the Box® restaurant in San Diego on the main east-west thoroughfare leading into city. Equipped with an …
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