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Archives for September 2011
When people do good in Faribault, the BWCA in the rear-view mirror, when the earth speaks, girls just don’t want to sing the National Anthem correctly, and spelling and security.
If national anthems consisted of pop music, what songs would be the national anthems of what country?
Tiptoeing through 9/11 marketing
NMA, the Taiwan animation outfit, is out with a video about President Obama’s jobs speech last night.
Should religion be part of the NYC 9/11 observance?
The ‘J’ word, Mauer’s dough, the business of 9/11, give me your huddled masses; keep your mentally ill, and your moment of Minnesota zen.
To the extent we’re running short of jobs right now, perhaps it’s because we’re tapped out on big ideas.
Trust me, somewhere today a journalist is turning in his/her story about terrorism, the economy, or famine, and nobody will remember it because the newscast will have this.
How to see a supernova
One of the frustrations of fighting wildfires is how long it takes to get the resources deployed to fight them.
The unhappy survey, adding jobs in Minnesota, faith and 9/11, the life of a tow truck driver, and the magical billboard.
Speaking for chimps