D.B. Cooper (hoo hoo hoo) took the money and jumped.
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Indisputable facts: On Thanksgiving eve 1971, a man bought
a plane ticket from PDX to SEA under the name “Dan Cooper.” He smoked a
ciggie, drank a bourbon and soda, and passed the stewardess a
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This is Braco. He stares. He may be the solution to your healthcare needs.
Braco (pronounced
BRAHT-zo) is a man from Zagreb, Croatia, who travels the world to
perform gazing sessions. This Sa
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In a world without labor negotiations,
the Portland Trail Blazers’ regular season would start on Thursday, Nov.
3. Meetings have been spun as “cautiously optimistic” when they haven’t
been
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It emerges out of the night, throbbing, relentless,
implacable. It cannot be reasoned with. It cannot be silenced. It is
coming from inside your brain. It is the music of John Carpenter.
The
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Toast Portland Cocktail Week with a Willamette Week-flavored libation.
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The second annual Portland Cocktail Week
(it’s actually only three days, but you can always start drinking a few
days early) hits town Thursday. It’s more a conference for professional
mixologi
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Sunday, Oct. 16, is National Boss Day. Why does such a
thing exist? Could it be that there are bosses out there who, unlike our
own cruel and capricious overseer, are so beloved by their underlings
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Portland cartoonist Craig Thompson was 27 when he published Blankets,
an enormous, autobiographical “illustrated novel” about growing up in
an evangelical family in rural Michigan. It’s an ext
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Insane Clown Posse and Odd Future will probably never speak to one another. But if they did...
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Detroit’s Insane Clown Posse and Los Angeles’ Odd Future
Wolf Gang Kill Them All—both of whom visit the Roseland Theater this
week—have more in common... More
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Thirty-one bicycle designers from across
the nation will converge on Portland this Friday for the second Oregon
Manifest Constructor’s Design Challenge. Their goal: To prove they’ve
built the u
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“Don’t forget to close the flaps!”
That’s the last thing you’ll hear as you climb into the rectum of a 20-foot elephant. Don’t worry: It’s art. Oscar’s Delirium Tremens is the star at
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