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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Flunking the God Quiz
The news that the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life conducted a survey and found that Americans are woefully uninformed about religion is not really news. Not to me, anyway. Whenever I want to find out what Americans know … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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These Veggies Bite Back
It has been a while since we’ve heard from him, but yesterday’s discussion about vegetables led to this response from the produce manager at Genway, the supermarket for genetically engineered foods. Hello! I’m delighted with the conversations I read on … Continue reading
Posted in Genway
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Bubby Carrots
Just as I was finishing up a nice, nutritious article about how we Americans do not listen when we are told to eat our vegetables, a note arrived from perennial sophomore Bubby Spamden. Hi Mr. C., You know I wouldn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Bubby Spamden
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Don’t Look Down
Even on the worst days of my broadcasting career I sat in an ergonomic chair in a climate controlled, soundproof room, pushing buttons and playing records. This cushy deal gave me a skewed notion of what it means to work … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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High Water Mark
Enjoy the end of September, Babooners. Northern Minnesota will see the peak of fall color over the next few days. The DNR has a nifty website that can keep you up to date on the progress of autumnal glory. Southern … Continue reading
Tagged Weather
69 Comments
Full Body Scam
The introduction of a full body scanner at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has drawn interest from travelers concerned about check-in delays and privacy advocates worried about a new level of unwelcome scrutiny, but to dealmaker and idea man Spin … Continue reading
Posted in Spin Williams
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Hornheads!
Just in time for your unique Halloween costume planning needs, two brand new dinosaurs have been introduced, and though they’ve been dead for millions of years, they’re just right for our times. Want to dress as one? Get a hat … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Equal Knocks for All!
Today is the day of the Autumnal Equinox, one of two points in Earth’s year-long trip around the sun when the planet’s and the star’s middles line up and we have equal daytime and nighttime hours. The official moment is … Continue reading
Tagged Outer Space
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The Hard Part Is Over
Good news, Jane and John Q. Public. The recession is finished! The data sifters announced it yesterday. Their analysis reveals that the recession has been over for more than a year. You may not have noticed it due to all … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Party Pooper
A statement from Congressman Loomis Beechly regarding the November election and the Tea Party: Greetings Constituents, and thank you from the bottom of my heart for not coming up with a Tea Party candidate to challenge me this year. Minnesota’s … Continue reading
Posted in Congressman Beechly
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