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Will Chevrolet Blow Away Honda At Indy?

Thu. May. 24th, 2012  |  John Gilbert

It’s possible -- in fact, likely -- that Honda’s string of eight straight victories at the Indianapolis 500 will end Sunday when the 96th running of the annual classic unfolds.

Too Good To Be True at Zeitgeist

Thu. May. 24th, 2012

Leave it to Teatro Zuccone to have some fun, cheap, even free stuff goin’ on. Monday nights you can be onstage as part of Renegade Theater’s $5 adult improv class. Improv students will join Jordan, Jody, Amanda and other performers to be put through some paces.

With Eric “Heiko” Edwardson

Thu. May. 24th, 2012

Some might consider Heiko a socialite. A lot would consider his face familiar. He’s seemingly everywhere. If you live, work, dine or drink downtown there’s a good chance you’ll see Heiko within an establishment or trekking along Superior Street. He’s a staple in the nightlife, music and arts community and he even made a run for city council in this past election. Always drinking but rarely drunk, d

Food of the Week: Salmon

Thu. May. 24th, 2012

I am not the first to observe that even if you don’t like to eat most fish, chances are you like to eat salmon. I am probably, however, the first to inform you that salmon is an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids, which are important for our health in numerous ways. Either that, or the hundredth such person. So while I’m in stating-the-obvious mode, I’ll mention that in addition to omega-3s,

The laundromat and the county jail are very similar

Thu. May. 24th, 2012

The washing machine in my apartment building broke, so I was forced to go to a laundromat today. I’ve never been to a laundromat in Los Angeles. No one I know has ever been to a laundromat here. After spending 12 minutes in one, I understand why. I’m writing out this column by hand as a helpful guide for police after they find my corpse.

Let Me Offend You

Thu. May. 24th, 2012  |  Harry Drabik

There’s a Sam Clemens story titled “The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg.” Hadleyburg is a pious town with a high moral tone the townsfolk insist on rigidly enforcing. Their piety is so extreme and unthinking it becomes itself a corruption in need of major reform. I won’t go over-long on the details, but the corrup

The Red-bellied woodpecker

Thu. May. 24th, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

Often the range of a bird changes. The red-bellied woodpecker is a bird whose range has changed possibly because of the loss of elm trees (a nesting site) due to epidemics, a gradually warming climate and because of a dramatic increase in bird feeders. The result is that the range of this bird had move northward and westward. Interestingly, the northwest range of this bird is the southern half of Minnesota, where it is considered a regular and permanent resident.

At least you can eat a hippo

Thu. May. 24th, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

I just can’t wait until the hippos and rhinos of the North Woods recover in sufficient numbers to allow a hunt. I’ve never liked them. They look down their noses at the deer and stomp all over our freshly cut lawns and just don’t seem to care about our culture at all.

Ten Minutes with Richard Hansen

Thu. May. 24th, 2012  |  Ed Newman

It’s certainly exciting how much percolation is taking place here in the music and arts scene, including theater and dance. In the realm of film we also have something very special going on. I urge you to get familiar with the Duluth Superior Film Festival, which is just around the corner. It will be time and money well invested.

Forty-One Years Of Living, Loving, And Marriage—And They Still Don’t Hold Hands In Public

Thu. May. 24th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

Linda, 69, and Gloria, 64, were the first lesbian couple to be married legally in the United States, eight years ago. They were part of the lawsuit against the state of Massachusetts that won gays the right to marry in the state. They have been an item for 41 years. In a Washington Post story by Eli Saslow, they are proud they have spent only four nights apart in