Grand Rapids Atheists and FreethinkersMay-19-2013
I am working my way through Steven Pinker’s massive book The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence has declined. Pinker draws on many fields, including traditional history, sociology, anthropology, criminology, biology, statistics, and others to make his case.
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MinnesotaBrownMay-19-2013
This is my Sunday column for the May 19, 2013 edition of the Hibbing Daily Tribune. I'll be revealing more about Tom Page's Dylan sculpture project in a week or so.Dylan sculpted music, now hometowns etch him in historyBy Aaron J.
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Northern CheapskateMay-18-2013
DiscountMags is having a Sports and Fitness Magazine Sale this weekend.
Get some of the most popular sports and fitness magazines for just $4.99 each t
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Northern CheapskateMay-18-2013
Looking for low-cost breakfast and lunch ideas?
Get The $5 Dinner Mom Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook for just $6 at Amazon for a limited time.
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Northern CheapskateMay-18-2013
We’re coming up on Memorial Day weekend and graduation party time. What does that mean for you? Plenty of coupons and savings!
According to Sunday
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MinnesotaBrownMay-17-2013
UPDATE: The Duluth News Tribune confirms the report, interviewing new owner Jessica Antonovich and chef Patrick Berg. Berg was mentored by the late Whistling Bird co-owner JoPat Curtis during a three year stint as kitchen manager at the original restaurant.
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MinnesotaBrownMay-17-2013
For fans of Bob Dylan, the northern Minnesota music scene or those who just wonder about the connection between the world's most influential living musician and the back woods, mining towns and blue collar city of his youth, well, we've got you covered.Today Duluth begins its annual Dylan Fest.
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MinnesotaBrownMay-17-2013
For fans of Bob Dylan, the northern Minnesota music scene or those who just wonder about the connection between the world's most influential living musician and the back woods, mining towns and blue collar city of his youth, well, we've got you covered.Today Duluth begins its annual Dylan Fest.
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MinnesotaBrownMay-17-2013
For fans of Bob Dylan, the northern Minnesota music scene or those who just wonder about the connection between the world's most influential living musician and the back woods, mining towns and blue collar city of his youth, well, we've got you covered.Today Duluth begins its annual Dylan Fest.
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MinnesotaBrownMay-17-2013
For fans of Bob Dylan, the northern Minnesota music scene or those who just wonder about the connection between the world's most influential living musician and the back woods, mining towns and blue collar city of his youth, well, we've got you covered.Today Duluth begins its annual Dylan Fest.
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Strong Towns BlogMay-17-2013
Four days on the road is about the max for me before homesickness becomes overwhelming. At least, if "on the road" is without my wife and kids. I feel really fortunate to have been able to spend the past seven days traveling coast to coast from New York to Washington State.
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Grand Rapids Atheists and FreethinkersMay-16-2013
I was doing my usual morning blog browsing and hitting the usual spots when I noticed something on Mano Singham’s blog. He was commenting that if he were asked to list famous atheists of the 19th century his list would have probably began and ended with Robert Ingersoll…until now.
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Grand Rapids Atheists and FreethinkersMay-16-2013
There is a professor at Ball State University in Indiana who appears to have been violating the constitution and using his classes to proselytize. Jerry Coyne has written about this on his blog several times.
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Grand Rapids Atheists and FreethinkersMay-16-2013
There is a professor at Ball State University in Indiana who appears to have been violating the constitution and using his classes to proselytize. Jerry Coyne has written about this on his blog several times.
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Weavin' Wicker Woman BlogMay-15-2013
Are you confused about what type of woven chair seat you have? Is all seat weaving called, “caning”? Help is on the way!
Hand woven chair caning
The resounding technical answer to that question is, “No” all chair seat weaving is not called, “caning.” There are numerous types of weaving techniques and materials that make up chair seat weaving.
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Weavin' Wicker Woman BlogMay-14-2013
Chair Caning Repair Specialists Across the Country
Do your cane or rush chair seats look like these poor puppies? So broken and torn up you can
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Strong Towns BlogMay-14-2013
The Driving Boom -- a six decade long period of steady increases in per-capita driving in the United States -- is over.
So says a new report from the U.S.
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MinnesotaBrownMay-13-2013
After last Friday's dramatic Minnesota House of Representatives vote in favor of marriage equality, today brings the crucial Senate follow-up. If the measure passes the Senate Gov.
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Strong Towns BlogMay-13-2013
At 10AM EST we'll be posting information on a new research report from U.S. PIRG and Frontier Group as well as releasing a podcast with one of the authors of the report.
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Weavin' Wicker Woman BlogMay-12-2013
Happy Mother’s Day 5-12-2013
Today on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 12, 2013 we had a balmy 25 degrees outside, but hey, the sun is shinning and it
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