Mr. News Cut is under the weather and not blogging today but to make him feel a little better we’ll tackle one of his favorite mediums: Twitter. You do follow him on Twitter, right? Twitter looms large in the public imagination, yet only eight percent of Americans who are online use Twitter, according to a Read more →
One of the top stories in the tech blogosphere today: Google is planning to send to a select group of guinea pigs a netbook computer powered by its Chrome operating system. Seventeen months ago Google announced it would build a lightweight OS based on its Chrome browser as an alternative to machines powered by Windows Read more →
Pearl Harbor and vanishing memories, Sputnik and school testing, what does God have to do with religion, inequalities in the metro bus system, and the death of Rudolph.
Compared to the South, Minnesota gets off pretty easy. But it’s not too hard to see why diabetes is going to cost the U.S. over $3.4 trillion.
You are the editor, authorities targeting gay kids, drinking yourself to death, Wait Wait’s most requested guest, and the Brainerd woman who just wanted to do something good.
Good luck trying to label Dane Jorento. He’s got a fair number of abbreviations after his name, none of which means ‘writer of children’s books.’
David Cazares
Johnny Cash and the Iron Range
Nate Minor
Fargo’s odor problem
Wednesday mourning rouser
dgaraets
Bob Collins
Six degrees of Monday Night Football
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