Bob CollinsI’ll tell you what’s going on at the debate. You tell me what’s going on in the Vikings-Patriots game.
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Some NPR employees tried out some newspaper’s instructions for turning a pumpkin into a camera. For their next trick, we’re hoping they figure out how to turn one into a big-screen HDTV.
David CazaresThis is the kind of fun we could be having if the Twins had a staff ace and could somehow get by the Yankees: Giants fans sing Journey during World Series Game 2 @ Yahoo! Video And if a Journey sing-a-long at a World Series game doesn’t look like enough of a hoot, check out Read more →
The family, friends, and co-workers of Luke Bucklin are allowing us all to experience the helplessness and hopefulness that they are, thanks to the medium in which Bucklin makes his living — the Internet.
How do you want to reveal yourself, the ‘what’ is easy but the ‘how’ is hard, fear the pumpkin, how biased are you, and when dreams come true.
Time traveler in a Chaplin film?
Is Randy Moss really happy to be back in Minnesota? Some Minnesota sportswriters are tweeting that he won’t talk to the locals.
Years after completion of the replacement for the collapsed I35W bridge in Minneapolis, the Minnesota Supreme Court today rejected a claim by companies that lost out in the bidding process.
Did an NBC affiliate in Texas believe that asking ‘are homosexuals the downfall of America’ was a neutrally phrased question?
A heavy dose of ‘false,’ should teachers be allowed to discuss homosexuality, when government is private business’ best friend, flight attendants on food stamps, and ideas for calling in sick.
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