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Industrial foods and farming methods and your brain

Fri. May. 18th, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

Several weeks ago I wrote about efforts by the National Union of Friendly Americans (NUFA) to remove intelligence-draining food products produced by the industrial food complex from our tables. Exacting NUFA studies have proven that a large segment of the population is consuming bio-engineered and amply processed foods made to keep cows and humans passive and obese while lowering intelligence at the same time.

The Garter Snake

Fri. May. 18th, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

With over 2,500 species of snakes worldwide, the most common snakes in North America are the garter snakes with 12 species located in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. If you were to draw an imaginary line from Rochester to Thief River Falls, in Minnesota, you would have divided the ranges of the two most common garter snakes in the state. The red-sided would be to the west and the eastern to the east.

Invasion!

Fri. May. 18th, 2012  |  Harry Drabik

The sun came out the other day. I quickly took advantage to go outdoors to check the yard without having to wear a headlamp or carry a flashlight. Work in the garden is more cumbersome when lighting is needed. I hardly got moving toward the side yard when I spotted an invader. Gads, seems early this

Go Ahead and Pull some Tabs!!

Fri. May. 18th, 2012

I literally cried last Thursday when the senate for the second time approved the final proposed Vikings stadium bill. All I could feel was utter relief. My tears, as is my blood were purple and it felt like complete victory to me and the state of Minnesota to finally move forward with our much deserved new stadium. It had been a rough two weeks for me. I’m pretty sure I didn’t miss a minute of any of the live coverage from the house and senate when both were hashing out the amendments and

Plane of Darkness

Fri. May. 18th, 2012

I was 30,000 feet in the air, and the sky always looked the same, as if the plane hadn’t been moving. I was surrounded by the beasts. Half man, half child, ninth graders at oldest. San Francisco schoolchildren on a class trip. There were 50 of them, drooling and shouting at the top of their lungs like wild beasts. The savagery, the utter savagery, had closed round me. Imagine my growing regrets, my longing to escape, my powerless disgust, the surrender, the hate. One comes to hate savages, hate them

Talking Art with Ann Klefstad

Fri. May. 18th, 2012  |  Ed Newman

Ann Klefstad had been deeply immersed in the L.A. art scene before bringing her sensibilities here to the Midwest. Many of us in the arts noticed her byline in the Duluth News Tribune as she covered the arts for several years, first as a freelance art reviewer and then as the arts and entertainment reporter. She is articulate and a very talented artist herself. It is obvious from even a brief conversation with Ann that she has thought deeply about many of the issues confronting artists and the arts in America today.

With Bartender Sara “The Rebel”

Fri. May. 18th, 2012

It’s a common misconception that bar tending is easy and fun. Maybe on a quiet Tuesday night at a secluded dive out in the sticks would this be the case, but working a popular tavern on a Friday night can be an undying hell storm of torment and pain. At an unnamed bar downtown at 11:30 on a Friday nig

Kids in Summer Plays

Fri. May. 18th, 2012

There are almost as many children’s theater camps this summer as we have theaters. In some, kids will originate their own plays; in others, they’ll act in well known stories. One venue combines stage performance and video production. Another offers sketch comedy. Fees range widely and locales are ac

The Pines: Dark So Gold

Fri. May. 18th, 2012  |  Paul Whyte

The Pines are a Twin Cities based indy/folk/Americana group that consists of seven members including: J.T. Bates (drums), James Buckley (upright/bass), Alex Ramsey (keys), Michael Rossetto (banjo), Jacob Hanson (electric guitar) and the group is fronted by Benson Ramsey (guitar/vocals) as well as David Huckfelt (guitar/vocals). The band formed back in 2004 and “Dark So Gold” is the fourth album for

Do The Washington Capitals Have A “Russian” Problem? Stanley Cup Tourney Nearing Finals, And Triple Crown Possibilities

Thu. May. 24th, 2012  |  Marc Elliott

LARSMONT… Two days after the Washington Capitals were eliminated from the Stanley Cup tourney by the New York Rangers, their head coach and former star player, Dale Hunter, stepped down, saying he was going back home to be with his family. As is usual with these kinds of stories, the conjecture began immediately. When the club fired Bruce Boudreau in late November of last year, they brought Hunter in to fill the void. Based on some answer

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