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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Space Sugar!
Yes, another blog post that is sugar-centric! On the heels of Beth-Ann’s Ice Cream conquest at the Minnesota State Fair, scientists now say they have found sugar in space. Another cold and sweet curiosity, just out of reach. Or to … Continue reading
Tagged dessert, Food, Outer Space, space
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Swing Voters
Today’s guest post comes from Beth-Ann. In case you missed the blog yesterday, or the local newscasts, Mini-sota Donut Ice Cream was named the winner of the Kemps Hometown Flavor contest in a very close decision. Folks who sampled the … Continue reading
Roadside Attraction
Today’s post comes from Wally, of Wally’s Intimida, home of the Sherpa Sport Utility Vehicle. I give up! As a salesman, I’ve tried to stay neutral about government so as not to drive away potential customers, but with this latest … Continue reading
Lost In Space
It’s a shame that we lost Neil Armstrong over the weekend, but I’m grateful that he was the one chosen to be the first to set foot on the moon. Imagine if, instead of the quiet, private Armstrong, a shameless … Continue reading
Tagged Outer Space, Words
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Vegetarian S’Mores
Today’s guest post comes from Sherrilee I became a vegetarian when I was 16. Way back then, there weren’t any vegetarian restaurants, whole food grocery stores or edible meat alternatives. I didn’t meet another vegetarian until I went away to … Continue reading
George of the Bungle
The story of Cecilia Gimenez and her amateur attempt to restore a flaking fresco in her church in Borja, Spain, is familiar to anyone who has tried to fix something when it was beyond their ability to make the repair. … Continue reading
Sudden Drop
The Curiosity mission continues to amaze. Not only is it technically sophisticated, it is well documented. Just as with a dad at Disney World, the video camera is constantly running on so we can always remember how much fun the … Continue reading
Managing Your Human – Pig Interactions
Concern over the possible spread of swine flu and the Minnesota State Fair led to this eye-opener from Deputy State Epidemiologist Richard Danila, quoted by MPR. “There probably have been 50 million, 80 million visitors at county and state fairs … Continue reading
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Nothing We Do For Children is Ever Wasted
Today’s guest post is by Steve Grooms I just received an email letter from my daughter. Molly lives in Portland with husband John and Liam, the world’s coolest grandson. Hi Mom and Dad, It seems we spend much of our … Continue reading