With Gabriel’s drum tour this summer, I haven’t had a chance – or spare coin – to go catch a local game, be it town ball or the minors or barely any games on the tube even. Shame on me.
But don’t let that stop you.
Category Archives: Geography
Unique northern Minnesota border airport closing after 70 years
For a limited time (as conditions deteriorate), if you need an emergency landing strip that rolls you straight into Canada, here’s your spot.
It is somewhat west of the Northwest Angle.

Southside Battletrain exemplifies May Day joy, south Minneapolis and the absurd

I love these guys. They seem to have a lot of fun crafting their machines. We used to catch them at the Maker Faires they used to hold at the state fairgrounds.
Nice to see them still doing the work.
It’s happening here: when book bans hit home
Never…EVER…side with the book burners and banners and censors. They do not have your best interests at heart and are using group ignorance to lie, steal, and eventually kill you. And there are here in Minnesota as well.
By the Numbers: Allianz Field Giant Loon

We usually roll up on this big ol’ loon at night and in traffic so haven’t been able to get too many good shots of it. And only recently did it have lighting. That said, it is pretty cool and hopefully no one misses the McDonalds it replaced that much. I don’t.
A Brief History of Computer Science in Minnesota
I knew some of this, but not as much as I should have I think.
Why some Minnesota law enforcement agencies will not follow Trump’s mass deportation plan
Now, I’m not saying I trust law enforcement – I mean, they are the ones who backed the felons who killed George Floyd and hundreds of others while wearing a badge – but their public leaders are promising to stand against the racists in power.
We’ll see, of course, but at least they are saying the right things. Today at least.
Target gets booted from Twin Cities Pride festival after rolling back DEI efforts
This is called standing up for your community. Hopefully enough folks pony up to help fill the void Target once gave to the festival.
It is going to take ALL of us to fight the hate our nation’s bigots are aiming at our diverse nation.
Minnesota has been a beacon of hope in America. Now we must hold the line.
If we can stop – or at least slow down – Amy Klobuchar from playing footsie with Ted Cruz, our state *might* have a chance of leading the way against Trump.
From the classroom to a galaxy far, far away: Star Wars in Ojibwe
An older story about something I have posted on before but still a great thing to see.
