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How I became a guide

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012  |  Harry Drabik

We moved to the North Shore when I was twelve, recently shot up in height to look Mother in the eye. She didn’t like that, and in case increased size would make me truculent, she went to greater pains to keep me in my place. I was used to it, and besides, there wasn’t a

Nobody cares about your dumb spin class

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012

“Hey guys! Just got back from the BEST SPIN CLASS EVER with my AWESOME trainer, Julio Hoovenblag!!! OMG, so good. Such a good spin class. Love spin class. Riding exercise bikes harder than usual to Katy Perry songs—so great! So tired. PLEASE READ MY NEXT SEVEN POSTS ABOUT A NEW WORKOUT FAD WHERE I SPECIFICALLY MENTION THE TRAINER’S NAME AND LINK TO HIS TWITTER!!

With with Comedian Jeff Dunham

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012

Ventriloquy creeped me out when I was a kid. I didn’t quite understand the concept and all the horror movies and books about the murderous dummies didn’t help bring it to a better light. The traditional dummies of lore were unquestionably terrifying: their beady little eyes that wobbled around, their haunting mouths that bobbed up and d

Ian Thomas Alexy celebrated a birthday

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012  |  Paul Whyte

Ian Thomas Alexy just recently celebrated a birthday, he is a Scorpio born on the Day of the Dead, on November 1. I recently watched Ian play live the other night at Thirsty Pagan Brewery and I found that he indeed has some very solid songs and can hold his own easily as a s

Vogler, Bulldogs Face Cruel Ending in Playoffs

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012  |  John Gilbert

On Thanksgiving week, area football fans should be giving thanks to the fact we’ve been able to watch Chase Vogler play quarterback for four years.     When the UMD football team lost an incredible 57-55 game at Missouri Western last Saturday, it was one of the cruelest finishes imaginable. Without ques

Happy Turkey Day! Loads And Loads Of No Hockey!! Plus The Mfan NFL Picks For Week 12!

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012  |  Marc Elliott

STEWART LAKE… Yes, the NHL lockout is ongoing, sadly. The more I think about it, the more irritated I get. As time has gone on with this debacle, my opinions have evolved a bit, but my basic stances on who, what, where, when, and why haven’t changed too much. Based on the actions and thus inaction of Commissioner Ga

The end of deer season and the Fire of Renewal

Fri. Nov. 30th, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

In a touching moment when there are no dry eyes left at Camp Shack, the Exalted Shack Master lowers the flag of deer season, pausing briefly at half-mast before retiring the tattered symbol of the yearly inherent pursuit of frivolity with guns to its sacred spot on the sacred shelf next to the corkscrews, swizzle sticks, and shot and champagne glasses.

Unconditional Obedience to Authority, Cruelty in Child-Rearing and the Commandant of Auschwitz

Fri. Nov. 30th, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

A couple of years ago, the iconic gate to the infamous World War II-era extermination camp at Auschwitz was stolen. As far as I know, the “crime” has not been solved. At the top of that gate was this classic bit of Nazi propaganda, proclaimed to the millions of doomed incoming victims: “Arbeit Macht Frei” (Work Makes One Fre

How About Cow’s Tongue For School Lunch?

Fri. Nov. 30th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

I like the word “kerfuffle.” It describes perfectly a rather minor scrum-scrimmage among divergent opinions about a subject that affects a lot of people but is not life threatening. I thought all of the publicity about school lunches in the area lately was really a minor “kerfuffle.” Suddenly I realized that with all of my experiences with schools and school lunches I have a fork in this colorful omelet.

Fukushima – Dire Disclosures and Dutiful Denials

Fri. Nov. 30th, 2012

When the Fukushima nuclear reactor complex in Japan went into earthquake-caused radioactive apoplexy on March 11, 2011, the Japanese government immediately began minimizing the risks of radiation and the known and potential effects of radiological catastrophe. One expert observer, Dr. Chris Busby, a founder

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