From Shorpy To Schon.

Political tidbits are stacking up, but in the meantime, so were these ... 

In the pile of articles that could be considered perfect for this space, a piece about the food at each of the major league ballparks has to be way up there.

You may have had a bad day at work today. But the person who did this is going to have a worse day in the very near future. By the way, it's interesting to note two things about the story. First, the citizen who found the files turned them over to the BBC, not the government. And then, the BBC apparently decided not to report anything about the contents.

Part of the internet's charm -- Shorpy.

Separate ways -- Back-to-back, fairly lengthy interviews with Journey's Neal Schon and Steve Perry. One lesson: regardless of current level of success, there are generally a lot of things conspiring at any given time to break up -- or at least mess with -- a band. The enterprise is complicated, and the people are complicated. That said, I still have little to no patience for exclusive Wal-Mart availability. And, that whole "corporate rock" moniker seems kind of bogus. I mean, it's not easy to write a good pop song, and these guys wrote more than their share.

Apparently, the food on the House side totally kicks the butt of the food on the Senate side. Who knew?

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