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My boss wants my pee

Fri. Aug. 3rd, 2012

My future employer wants an ENTIRE CUP of my pee, and he wants it within 168 hours. He needs it. Fresh, untainted urine is necessary for our business relationship to begin. He wants to pay experts to study it, withdraw interesting things from it and test it for cleanliness and moral fiber. He wants to save it for posterity. A generous annual salary, health benefits and a retirement plan can all be mine. All he wants in return is a drinking glass filled with my pee.

A Lawyer Who Advocates for the Arts: Spotlight on Brian Lukasavitz

Fri. Aug. 3rd, 2012  |  Ed Newman

Backstage at the ReaderFest last week, one of the people floating around behind the scenes was a gentleman whose life has been interwoven with the music community, Brian Lukasavitz. Since I have met Brian, who is an advocate for musicians and artists, my lawyer joke days are over. His law practice focuses on arts, entertainment, and media law. He works on behalf of artists to protect and promote their creations, whether it is

Mary Bue: Apple in The Occean

Fri. Aug. 3rd, 2012  |  Paul Whyte

Originally from Minnesota, singer/songwriter Mary Bue has done her fair share of touring and living in other places out of the Northland. Last summer Bue returned to Minnesota after living for five years in Seattle. Over that time she had amassed a new set of songs and was eager to get them recorded.

Junk Music

Fri. Aug. 3rd, 2012

The problem with most popular music today is the same as what it is for the food we eat or the movies we see in the theaters, it is all just cheap junk.

Maybe Sandusky Should Have Been a Priest

Fri. Aug. 3rd, 2012  |  John Gilbert

The aftermath of the Penn State scandal surrounding assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky’s sexual molestation of at least 10 young boys over a 15-year period, continues. Sandusky is in prison, for life, we assume. Penn State’s president, vice president, and athletic director are dismissed in disgrace for agreeing to suppress the reporting of Sandusky’s hideo

Are The Twins A Better Club Without Frankie Liriano? Will The Nhl Season Start On Time? What Color Was That Porsche 911, Johnny Gilbert?

Fri. Aug. 3rd, 2012  |  Marc Elliott

WEST MEMPHIS…. In a move that’s been rumored and talked about for months now, the Minnesota Twins have traded Francisco Liriano to the Chicago White Sox for some prospects. Frankie goes to the pale hose for pitching prospect left-hander Pedro Hernandez and shortstop Eduardo Escobar. Both have been assigned to the club’s Rochester affiliate. This is the second trade of any magnitude in the past 12 months where a former Twins player has been traded to a division rival. Late in the trade s

Hiroshima and The Glorification of American Militarism

Thu. Aug. 16th, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Last week was the 67th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the whole truth of which has been heavily censored and mythologized, starting with the news of the event that created understandable joy because of the end of that awful war.

Better Drive To Alaska Soon

Thu. Aug. 16th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

Three stories about global warming, climate change, “It’s hotter than hell,” or whatever you would like to call it hit the news recently. The road known in the past as the Alaska Canada Military Highway is sinking, rising, and breaking up in spots because some of it was built

Give me liberty, give me hollow rhetoric, Part Two

Thu. Aug. 16th, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

Denial was once again on parade as the vastly uninformed New Conservative Neanderthal Party and its many candidates gushed over tax cuts for the rich and spending cuts for the rest of society in order to stimulate the economocracy. True to the head-in-the-sand philosophy of the neo-patriotic and neo-Ch

Black-billed Cuckoo

Thu. Aug. 16th, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

The black-billed cuckoo is a bird that is most often heard before seen as it favors thickets of vegetation to reside and move about. It is a relatively rare bird to observe, often moving about and singing at night.

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