November 2017 - Page 5 of 6

A Day in the Life of a Rock ‘n’ Roll Librarian

(via Atlas Obscura) The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, in Cleveland, Ohio, is best known for its raucous and dramatic

(via The Atlantic) The famous theme of the 1939 New York World’s Fair was “The World of Tomorrow.” Photographer Peter

(via Smithsonian) From tuna fish to the lesser-known woodcock, food experts peer under the bread and find the story of a

(via Mental Floss) Some home cooks can’t tweak their Thanksgiving pumpkin pie recipe without their family members accusing them of

(via Digg) Last week, maintenance on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway yielded this core sample of the world famous race track,

(via 99% Invisible) The unexpected attack on Pearl Harbor stoked fears of potential aerial assaults by Japanese forces. So the

(via Mental Floss) You already know that Dr Pepper has a unique, spicy flavor, but did you know its corporate

(via Popular Mechanics) With 31 tons of copper and 125 tons of steel, the scrap value of the Statue of

(via Mental Floss) Sometimes bigger is better, as in a box of chocolates. But with musical instruments, bigger is just

(via Great Big Story) Anyone can write their name in the sand, but Jim Denevan uses the beach to create

(via Mental Floss) Albert Einstein once said that the work of Galileo Galilei “marks the real beginning of physics.” And

(via The Week) Richard Overton, of Austin, Texas is 111 years old, and it’s not every day that the oldest