- 11th
- May
- 2012
- 19th
- December
- 2011
Big Cheers Christmas Card
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Little Gray Blog
- 4th
- March
- 2012
Maiden voyage of my new Salsa Casseroll.
- 26th
- February
- 2012
Ameer playing Donkey Kong at Rusty Quarters, Minneapolis.
- 12th
- January
- 2012
☞ Arts Orbit: Developers seek community feedback on living spaces for artists in former Schmidt Brewery and Pillsbury A-Mill
Two new housing developments geared toward artists will be coming to the Twin Cities in coming years, and on January 9 the people in charge held a meeting to hear the public’s thoughts on the matter.
Approximately 30 community members filed into the Mill City Museum for a multimedia…
Why can’t a cool abandoned flour mill be renovated with the under-employed childcare workers slash apartment managers in mind for once? Geez.
(Source: tcdailyplanet.net, via neighborhoodr-minneapolis)
- 16th
- December
- 2011
![thedailywhat:
RIP: Christopher Hitchens, world-renowned journalist, writer, thinker, and antitheist, passed away today following a hard-fought battle with esophageal cancer.
He was 62.
Vanity Fair, where Hitchens served as contributing editor for nearly two decades, broke the news. “There will never be another like Christopher Hitchens,” said the magazine in a statement. “A man of ferocious intellect, who was as vibrant on the page as he was at the bar.”
His final piece for Vanity Fair, “Trial of the Will,” was published just last week.
He is survived by his wife, Carol Blue, and their three children.
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RIP: Christopher Hitchens, world-renowned journalist, writer, thinker, and antitheist, passed away today following a hard-fought battle with esophageal cancer.
He was 62.
Vanity Fair, where Hitchens served as contributing editor for nearly two decades, broke the news. “There will never be another like Christopher Hitchens,” said the magazine in a statement. “A man of ferocious intellect, who was as vibrant on the page as he was at the bar.”
His final piece for Vanity Fair, “Trial of the Will,” was published just last week.
He is survived by his wife, Carol Blue, and their three children.
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- 9th
- December
- 2011
Any Minneapolis folks looking for a great place to live with some cool Tumblr-type caretakers, check out this place.
☞ Wausau Paper To Close Mill, Layoff 450 People
Wausau Paper will be closing its historic mill in Brokaw, laying off about 450 people. The mill first opened more than 100 years ago.
Meanwhile, Gov. Walker signed bills into law yesterday that:
- Allow homeowners to use deadly force against trespassers
- Cap attorney fees
- Allow school officials to use standardized tests to discipline or fire teachers
- Allow liquor sales to start at 6 a.m.
These new laws are the product of what Walker calls his “laser-focus” on jobs.
- 3rd
- December
- 2011
Stone Arch Bridge (by dmd.hashw)
Took this tonight.
- 1st
- December
- 2011
