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There are no stops on Ted Cruz’s ego trip

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014

Let’s go Cruzing again! It’s always a trip to cruise down the narrow roads and hard right turns of Sen. Ted Cruz’s mind – a place so dark that no light has ever penetrated it.

U.S. Army Sergeant: “Are They Going To Kill Me Today?”

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014  |  Ed Raymond

The best example of generals fighting the last war occurred at the battle of the Somme in WW I after the invention of the water-cooled machinegun. Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig, commander of British forces in Europe, at 7:30 a.m. on July 1, 1916

Hounds, Hawks Give Northern Flair to State

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014  |  John Gilbert

The entire state will be focused on Xcel Energy Center this weekend to watch the greatest schoolboy spectacle in sports - the Minnesota High School Hockey Tournament. It will undoubtedly live up to, or exceed, its build-up, but it is time once again

Nothing Like Stretch Drive in College Hockey

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014  |  John Gilbert

First we had the Olympic hockey tournament, now the state high school tournament, and the return to action of the National Hockey League. But somehow wedged in there somewhere, college hockey in its new and changed and various forms is rising

Martens and Wind

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014  |  Emily Stone

 American martens are one of the many creatures that exploit the subnivean microclimate. These small weasels tunnel through the snow to find food, stay warm, and escape predators.

A Hunk of Burning Hops

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014  |  Jim Lundstrom

It comes on with a big splurge of biscuit and smoky dark chocolate, and then finishes on a strangely thin and astringent note.

My apologies in advance for the dog photos

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014

Post one photo and it’s cute and informative. You have a pet or baby now. It’s a thing in your life worth sharing. After the tenth or twentieth photo, half of them blurry or poorly lit

Sara Thomsen: Somewhere to Begin

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014  |  Paul Whyte

Sara Thomsen’s latest album, “Somewhere to Begin,” is a collection of songs that often delves into themes of political, social and environmental issues through lyrical imagery and storytelling.

Ophelia wasn’t Revived

Thu. Mar. 6th, 2014

Back when I was in about 8th grade a book came out called “reviving Ophelia” by Mary Phipher. In short the book was a study on the social decline of the image of a female and lack of maturity in adolescent girls to break away from the mold.

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