My first job was delivering the Fargo Forum and I have had a daily newspaper delivered most every day of my life from then until I moved to Minnesota four years ago. We were renting a farm place out in the country beyond delivery service. So I came to rely even more on web-sourced news. Recent bankruptcies […]
A Chicken in every pot, Broadband in every home.
some major trust issues with the incumbent local exchange carriers…
School Sports are a Luxury
They’re called “Extra-Curricular” sports for a reason. The bankrupt Minneapolis Star-Tribune stirs up trouble with an article in Sunday’s paper: School sports now a Minnesota luxury? “Cut from the team” means something different in these economic times. Extracurricular activities are hurting. The economic crunch is coming to high school sports. Faced with budget problems, some […]
"it’s great that he mentioned rural and broadband"
Blandin on Broadband comments on rural broadband in economic stimulus package.
Blogs vs Twitter
Twitter=Quantity; Blog=Quality?
Plan on it
The National Planning Conference of the American Planning Association (APA) is coming to Minneapolis, Minnesota, in April 2009. APA’s National Planning Conference is the world’s premier educational event for planners and planning officials. With hundreds of sessions, workshops, mobile workshops, and networking events to choose from, you can build your own conference — one that’s just […]
First Thoughts on FaceSpace
The Care and Feeding of FaceBook is a huge potential timesink…
