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Daniel Lee Story

Daniel Lee Story, 76, passed away on Saturday, Nov. 25, 2023, at Palouse Hills Assisted Living Facility in Moscow from complications from dementia. Dan was born on May 23, 1947,

Despite Years of Criticism, the US News College Rankings Live On - Vimarsana News

Despite Years of Criticism, the US News College Rankings Live On

Columbia University skidded to No. 18, suggesting that the ratings may be flawed and easily manipulated. But for many families, the list is a marker of prestige.

25 Years of Drive: Living the electric dream - Vimarsana News

25 Years of Drive: Living the electric dream

We previewed the arrival of the first petrol-electric (hybrid) car in Australia in November, 2000. But, it wasn't a Toyota Prius.

How an Unused Jimi Hendrix Album Cover Led to Journey's Scarab - Vimarsana News

How an Unused Jimi Hendrix Album Cover Led to Journey's Scarab

Near the end of the video for Journey's new single "The Way We Used to Be," an animated proxy of guitarist Neal Schon appears to transform into a dung beetle. It would be an odd visual choice if not for the insect's importance in Journey lore, appearing — in various fantastical forms — on multiple album sleeves. But why a beetle to begin with? The answer involves another rock giant. "We got the job to do a Jimi Hendrix album cover," visual artist Stanley Mouse told NBC Bay Area in 2017, referencing his creative partner Alton Kelley. "And just as we finished it, [Hendrix] died, so the al...

How an Unused Jimi Hendrix Album Cover Led to Journey's Scarab - Vimarsana News

How an Unused Jimi Hendrix Album Cover Led to Journey's Scarab

Near the end of the video for Journey's new single "The Way We Used to Be," an animated proxy of guitarist Neal Schon appears to transform into a dung beetle. It would be an odd visual choice if not for the insect's importance in Journey lore, appearing — in various fantastical forms — on multiple album sleeves. But why a beetle to begin with? The answer involves another rock giant. "We got the job to do a Jimi Hendrix album cover," visual artist Stanley Mouse told NBC Bay Area in 2017, referencing his creative partner Alton Kelley. "And just as we finished it, [Hendrix] died, so the al...