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Late night rambelings

I have spent the last few days fighting the flu for the year. It seemed to make its first strike on Tuesday which was problematic. See my Tuesdays are now spent laying out three newspapers. I of course have help along the way, but the point was in the midst of a late winter snow [...]

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Blog topics for the professional world

Keeping a blog going for more then two weeks is a rather daunting task for anyone really. As someone who writes for a living, coming home and posting to my blog can often be a little bit of a laborious task. I do it because I enjoy having the outlet whenever I want someplace to [...]

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Farmfest is for politics

Earlier this week I had the pleasure of covering the first public debate between U.S. Senate candidates Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn. and challenger Al Franken, D-Minn. at Farmfest. You can read my story at Marshallindependent.com. It was interesting, but unfortunately not a lot of new things were said.
This was the first time I’ve been at [...]

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Giving my review

I was digging through a box in a closet tonight looking for my “Encyclopedia Beatles” my reference for all things Beatles, including details of the “Let It Be” film, a subject I am increasingly interested in delving into.
During my digging, I discovered two CDs I’ve been looking for and feared lost. The two were Whiskeytown’s [...]

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Talk about something interesting

If you don’t follow the tech community closely you probably missed it. An interview that has implications that were larger than the audience in attendance for it. It involved a Business Week columnist/author and the creator of Facebook.com.
It was billed as an interesting keynote address for SXSW, a conference that brings together technology, music, art [...]

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