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Everything is great now, just like they promised!

Mon. Nov. 12th, 2012

The election is over, and a magical thing happened. My life has suddenly become better, just like the president promised. On Monday, I was getting harassed by robocalls. I was bombarded with annoying Facebook posts linking to far-left and far-right blogs spinning nonsense. My mailbox was filled with flyers sporting pictures of middle-aged men and women who weren’t even close to being attractive enough to stare at while masturbating.

Food of the Week: Maple Syrup

Mon. Nov. 12th, 2012

I try to focus this column on healthy foods, so this week’s column is a bit of a departure. Maple syrup, like other sweeteners, should be eaten sparingly. However, there are a few reasons to choose maple syrup over other sweeteners. A 2010 study linked maple syrup to the prevention of diseases such as cancer and Alzh

Kevin Bowe + The Okemah Prophets: Natchez Trace

Mon. Nov. 12th, 2012  |  Paul Whyte

As far as having ties with the industry in the region Kevin Bowe has definitely paid his dues. His career in music sprang from the Minneapolis music scene of the 80s where he played in a few punk bands and ended up meeting the producer

11/9 and 9/11: And We Thought We Were Free

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Seventy-four years ago this week, on 11/9/38, the horrifying event occurred that the Nazi Party called Krystallnacht. It could be said that the events of that night represented the official start of Adolf Hitler’s “endless war” against the Jews, but the methods used to justify that war were not an aberration.

How About A Running Wheel In The Poorhouse?

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

I’m writing this column before I know the results of the election, but I know the topic of poverty or pauperism will still be around long after. The November issue of “In These Times” had an article by Maggie Garb that recalled the history of the first anti-poverty organization in the United States, the Society for the Prevention of Pauperism. Poverty hasn’t changed much from 1818 since the Society iss

After the vote, out of our realm and into cholesterol

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

The Exalted Shack Master and a single subject recently paid a visit to faraway Camp Cholesterol, and boy, did we have fun. It is deer season, after all. The longest of elections was finally over. New Conservative Neanderthal Party (NCNP) members had retreated to their caves. It was time to g

The Steller’s Sea Lion

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

Being “eared seals,” The Steller’s Sea Lion is that family’s largest member. Named, in part, after the German explorer of the 1700s, Georg Steller, who explored Alaska’s coastal waters, the name sea lion comes from the idea that they resemble terrestrial lions of Afri

Protesters Prevail Against Dirty Bomb Makers

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012

In the span of five days, separate juries acquitted two groups of Minnesota anti-war activists of trespass back in 2004. “Not guilty” verdicts are extremely rare in such political trials, but four Minneapolis juries have sided with protesters w

Home to roost

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  Harry Drabik

I’ve frequently used the local post office as a focus for articles because it is ground both public and common. We mail a couple of letters, find out how a neighbor’s illness is progressing, and bump into someone we don’t see often. A rural

Soon I will have a protégé

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012

My brother and his wife have been banging. They have been sexing with one another. I have come to this conclusion based on the following evidence: 1) She recently became pregnant, and 2) the mailman who comes to their house is ugly. I believe these two pieces of strong evidence are proof that I am soon going t

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