My name is Jim Hendrickson and I have list of things I am trying to collect and it must be complete,my friends have called me a completeist(my spelling)for many years and this is my blog. I cover just about everything, so you never know what will show up here. I have very eclectic taste ranging from pop music to history to horse racing and many more things that catch my interest. Come along and see whats out there.
Monday, April 11, 2016
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Classic Movie Poster of the Week
The Caddy
1953
released August 10th 1953 and included the Oscar nominated song
"That's Amore" by Dean Martin
Thursday, April 7, 2016
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
NY Times Bestseller List (Fiction) April 5th 2016
New York Times Bestseller List
Hardback Fiction
Top 10
Week Ending April 2nd 2016
10 - The Steel Kiss - Jeffrey Deaver
(2 weeks on list)
9 - Dark Promises - Christine Feehan
(Debut)
A Carpathian novel; the 29th book in the Dark series
8 - The Gangster - Clive Cussler and Justin Scott
(3 weeks on list)
7 - Deep Blue - Randy Wayne White
(Debut)
Doc Ford, a Florida marine biologist and former government agent, tracks an American who is working with ISIS. The 23rd book in a series.
6 - The Girl on the Train - Paula Hawkins
(62 weeks on list)
5 - Off The Grid - C.J. Box
(2 weeks on list)
4 - The Nightingale - Kristin Hannah
(55 weeks on list)
3 - All The Light We Cannot See - Anthony Doerr
(98 weeks on list)
2 - Property of a Noblewoman - Danielle Steel
(Debut)
Two New Yorkers searching for the owner of an abandoned safe-deposit box reconstruct the history of a young woman and a love affair at the time of World War II.
1 - PRIVATE PARIS - JAMES PATTERSON AND MARK SULLIVAN
(DEBUT)
Jack Morgan, the head of the Private global investigative agency, probes the murders of member of the French cultural elite.
Monday, April 4, 2016
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Friday, April 1, 2016
Sports Illustrated Cover of the Week
April 5th 1976
Indiana University completes the (to date) last undefeated season by winning the NCAA National Championship by defeating University of Michigan at the Final Four in Philadelphia PA.
Scott May of Indiana was the 1976 Sporting News National and Big Ten Player of the Year.
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