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Fun: yes; walleyes: no - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-06-01 12:06:00 Fun: yes; walleyes: noMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN -10 hours agoMy 10 fishing partners had managed only a handful of walleyes between them, too. Oh, we caught northerns, largemouth and smallmouth bass and even a couple … More: continued here © The Pro Fisher Guy for Pro Bass Fishing Strategies, Tips, Info and Secrets, 2008. | Permalink ...
New take on the New World - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-05-30 20:24:00 New take on the New WorldMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 7 minutes agoTo retrace the steps of those who arrived in the New World before the Pilgrims, Tony Horwitz dons armor, ingests deep-fried pork gristle and sweats it out ...
New take on the New World - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-05-30 20:24:00 New take on the New WorldMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 7 minutes agoTo retrace the steps of those who arrived in the New World before the Pilgrims, Tony Horwitz dons armor, ingests deep-fried pork gristle and sweats it out ...
Star Tribune to Cut Newsroom Budget 10%
2008-05-19 00:05:00 Star Tribune Editor Nancy Barnes has been told she will have to cut $2.5 million, or about 10%, from the annual newsroom budget, a Newspaper Guild local official said Friday. The Guild was told of the cut in bargaining sessions, and Barnes has been letting the staff know about the cut, David Chanen, co-chair of the union's Star Tribune unit said in a telephone interview."I think we're both [union and management] looking at it as, if that's the final number we need to get at, we're hoping no jobs will be lost," Chanen said. "To that point, Nancy's made it very clear she doesn't want layoffs, and that's obviously our hope, too." Barnes declined comment to E&P, citing ongoing labor negotiations.In February, the Star Tribune laid off 58 employees, most of them in the circulation department. The paper also froze wages for all non-union positions. Publisher Chris Harte has said the paper's total revenue has fallen by $75 million in the last two years. Last week, the paper deni...
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US women see swift changes in world game - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-05-13 03:54:00 US women see swift changes in world gameMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 3 hours agoBecause the rest of the world is catching up, we're going to have to change what we do in terms of carving out time for training camps. ...
US women see swift changes in world game - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-05-13 03:54:00 US women see swift changes in world gameMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 9 hours agoBecause the rest of the world is catching up, we're going to have to change what we do in terms of carving out time for training camps. ...
Addicted to the competition - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-05-04 11:05:00 Addicted to the competitionMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN -May 2, 2008These are bait-caster-style reels, not the type used for bass fishing, but similar. Level-wind reels have great drags, and they're easy to hold in your hand … More: continued here © The Pro Fisher Guy for Pro Bass Fishing Strategies, Tips, Info and Secrets, 2008. | Permalink ...
LANDING BIG ONES: Brad Ertel is flying high - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-05-04 11:05:00 LANDING BIG ONES: Brad Ertel is flying highMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN -May 2, 2008Peacock bass in Panama. And for halibut and salmon in Alaska, where he keeps a locker with two fishing rods, three tackle boxes, hip boots and a can of bear … More: continued here © The Pro Fisher Guy for Pro Bass Fishing Strategies, ...
Food is becoming the world's new gold - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-04-27 01:53:00 Washington PostFood is becoming the world's new goldMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 3 hours agoFood has become the new gold, and the world must cope with the new reality of more expensive prices. By ANTHONY FAIOLA, Washington Post The globe's worst ...The New Economics of Hunger Washington Postall 3 news articles
Changing the world one bottle at a time - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2008-04-23 22:34:00 Changing the world one bottle at a timeMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 27 minutes agoThird World grape growers and laborers benefit from the pratices of Etica, a Fair Trade wine importer and distributor based in the Twin Cities. ...
Television: As the 'Real World' turns - Minneapolis Star Tribune (s
2008-04-02 00:18:00 Television: As the 'Real World' turnsMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -- 3 hours agoThe Real World: Hollywood contestants, from left: Greg, Dave, Sarah, Brianna, Joey, Kimberly and Will. MTV's "The Real World" has been around for nearly 20 ...
Cape Town has it all - Article in the Star Tribune
2008-04-01 18:06:00 The Start Tribune from Minneapolis, runs an insightful article about South Africa: Read it here! Even though, I don’t agree with all aspects of the article, it is a well balanced image of Cape Town and South Africa as a whole. It reads at the end: In South Africa, the transition to a postapartheid society has been ambushed ...
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Avril Lavigne Interviewed by the Star Tribune
2008-04-01 00:00:00 Forum: Avril Lavigne News and Updates Posted By: staticrebelle Post Time: 03-31-2008 at 02:19 PM
'We have a lot to offer the world' - Minneapolis Star Tribune (subs
2008-03-13 04:07:00 'We have a lot to offer the world'Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -- 4 hours agoThe Kurdish people here felt that the world had turned its back on them as they were being obliterated. Now what they?ve seen is Turkey being able to come ...
BASKETBALL: GAMES OF THE WEEK (CASPER STAR-TRIBUNE)
2008-02-17 10:19:00 Here is a hurried spring at whatever of this week’s crowning games (records as of Wednesday)
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SIOUX HOCKEY COACH SUSPENDED 2 GAMES (MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL STAR TRIBUNE)
2008-02-05 03:04:00 North Siouan hockey railcar Dave Hakstol has been suspended by the edifice for the incoming digit games for making an dirty intercommunicate and using secular module in the Fighting Sioux’s penalty-filled 1-1 period bond with the Gophers on Saturday.
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30 YEARS OF WINTER GAMES (CASPER STAR-TRIBUNE)
2008-01-28 10:11:00 In 1978, the Special athletics athletes competing in the prototypal season games met with their coaches digit life before their events, scholarly the climb and then competed.
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World Bank hauls in a bounty - Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription)
2008-01-01 03:29:00 World Bank hauls in a bountyMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -- 5 hours agoBut the World Bank, whose staff rose up against their leader in the spring, has just hauled in some treasure. On Dec. 14, after nine months' haggling, ...
He brings world of experience to bridge project - Minneapolis Star Tribune
2007-11-25 05:21:00 He brings world of experience to bridge projectMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -- 2 hours agoSanderson, 60, grew up in a household where it was normal to travel around the world to build things. His father took his family to places such the ...
Added to the Guinness Book of World Records - Minneapolis Star Tribune (sub
2007-11-09 03:22:00 Added to the Guinness Book of World RecordsMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -- 15 minutes agoThe Frrrozen Haute Chocolate was declared the most expensive dessert in the world this week by Guinness World Records. It was created by Serendipity 3, ...
Added to the Guinness Book of World Records - Minneapolis Star Tribune (sub
2007-11-09 03:22:00 Added to the Guinness Book of World RecordsMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -- 15 minutes agoThe Frrrozen Haute Chocolate was declared the most expensive dessert in the world this week by Guinness World Records. It was created by Serendipity 3, ...
Timothy Ferris: Carrying our world beyond - Minneapolis Star Tribune (subsc
2007-09-09 06:51:00 Timothy Ferris: Carrying our world beyondMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -- 33 minutes agoContaining photographs, natural sounds of Earth and 90 minutes of music from all over our world, the record was intended to preserve something of human ...
Sites are set on aiding weight loss (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
2007-08-29 00:03:00 Sit in front of your computer and start shedding the pounds. The pitch sounds like something from a late-night infomercial or junk e-mail. In fact, it's the idea behind a number of websites designed to help people lose weight. The basic concept may be the same, but the approaches vary from one service to another. Some online weight-loss sites are geared toward a specific diet -- ...
Sarah Chevaillier: Time to act - Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription)
2007-07-29 02:07:00 Sarah Chevaillier: Time to actMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -3-4 minutes agoEven so, her story gives a picture of what life is like for 5 million other Americans, including 90000 Minnesotans, who have Alzheimer's disease. … More: continued here
As eating disorders grow, so does space - Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscri
2007-07-15 00:07:00 As eating disorders grow, so does spaceMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -9- minutes agoAs the patient base grew, the Emily Program enlarged to three suites and 7300 square feet to treat patients for obesity, anorexia, bulimia and other eating … More: continued here
Hooked on walleye - Jackson Hole Star-Tribune
2007-07-01 08:07:00 Hooked on walleyeJackson Hole Star-Tribune, WY -Jun- 28, 2007"It's almost as popular as bass fishing tournaments now. For us out here in the west and up here in the north, walleye fishing is what we do. … More: continued here © The Pro Fisher Guy for Pro Bass Fishing Strategies, Tips, Info and Secrets, 2007. | ...
An Interview with Scott Allen, Wyoming Casper Star-Tribune
2007-05-08 14:22:00 Bills rookie S John Wendling This morning, Buffalo Rumblings presents you all with another interview in regards to a draft prospect. The newest interview is on rookie safety John Wendling, and we were fortunate enough to get some time from Scott Allen. Scott is the Wyoming football beat reporter for the Casper Star-Tribune in Wyoming, and he was able to cover Wendling's progress his entire senior season. He bases the answers to these questions on observing Wendling at Wyoming's home football games and on conversations that he had with Wendling's agent, Kenny Zuckerman, prior to the draft. Here's the interview in its entirety: Buffalo Rumblings: Wendling will likely be a big special teams contributor for the Bills right off the bat. How much special teams did Wendling play at Wyoming? Was he a special teams "playmaker" in his time at school? Scott Allen: Buffalo Bills special teams coach Bobby April was an assistant at the University of Arizona when Wendling's age...
Stimulation, exercise can fend off Alzheimer's - Minneapolis Star Tribune (
2007-05-06 03:05:00 Stimulation, exercise can fend off Alzheimer'sMinneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN -3-4 minutes agoExercise and an enriched environment filled with challenging toys keep Alzheimer's disease at bay — and even help restore memories once thought to be lost … More: continued here
Network upgrades boost Cisco profit (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) Cis
2007-02-08 07:06:02 Network upgrades boost Cisco profit (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) Cisco Systems Incorporated’s second-quarter profit surged nearly 40 percent as the world’s largest maker of networking gear benefited from equipment upgrades to support bandwidth-hogging video downloads. The company also raised its revenue estimate for the current quarter, apparently quashing near-term fears about slowing growth as its customers complete the most extensive round of network … ActiveCore Signs Letter Of Intent to Acquire Collective Point of Sale Solutions, a Leading Canadian Provider of Debit & … (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance) ActiveCore Technologies, Inc., a Company that operates as a payment technology solution provider, is pleased to announce that it has signed a non-binding Letter Of Intent to acquire Collective Point of Sale Solutions Ltd. (www.collectivepos.com), a leading Canadian provider of payment processing services and secure point of sale solutions. Th...
Star Tribune is worst, most PC newspaper in America?
2006-12-28 03:48:02 According to the American Thinker, McClatchy, which recently bought out Knight-Ridder, which had been one of the worst newspaper chains in the US, is now selling the Minneapolis Star Tribune to another owner, Avista Capital Partners.That's kinda surprising to know, considering that one of their columnists wrote a splendid debunking of the flying imams at the airport there. But then, I wouldn't be surprised if there were only a few gems at that newspaper in a whole sea of duds. So, I won't shed too many tears for McClatchy over their losses.
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