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Karl Pearson-Cater

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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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5 years 23 weeks

Recent Comments

Good post. Ponder isn't the problem, his QB coach is. Or, does he even have a QB coach? Rodgers was average until Mike McCarthy coached him up.

Posted on 02/15/12 at 04:05 pm in response to The new MinnPost

Love the redesign. Great work. And it's only the beginning, right?

Posted on 11/15/11 at 01:13 pm in response to Will Vikings be a washout for the next two months?

Good post. I was surprised by the score -- before the game, I thought it was going to be close, and Jared Allen would have at least 3 sacks. But... shocking results.

Ponder is the real deal -- he'll be good, but will he get a good QB coach? If not, he will only just be 'good'. Everyone talks how great Rodgers is, but McCarthy is a great QB coach -- he does off season QB classes, the ones Favre would not attend and the ones Rodgers would never miss. The talking heads have done a good...

Posted on 05/25/11 at 11:46 am in response to I'm back -- with changes

Welcome back, yo!

Posted on 04/12/11 at 09:10 am in response to The Baghdad I knew: Before and after the fall

Great post, Jeff. Wow.

Thx, John! might see me more in the MinnPost comments now...

Posted on 04/05/11 at 08:24 am in response to Star Tribune web redesign: Open thread

Strib redesign looks fantastic! Home page, especially.

Is the auto-page-refresh-o-matic gone? I did a quick scan of the source code, and didn't see it. But I didn't dig too deep.

Posted on 01/14/11 at 02:40 pm in response to Facebook registration: mandatory for newspaper commenting?

I agree with @Dan -- It's easy to create a fake profile on Facebook. However, I assume Facebook will close fake profiles at some point eventually, right? What happens to the comments from that fake profile then? Does it remain on the newspaper's site, or is it scrubbed when the profile is gone? That could be awkward.

Posted on 01/06/11 at 05:06 pm in response to Fraud alleged in original study linking childhood vaccines and autism

Wow. Fraud. Good grief! I can remember trying to decide if we should get our 1st child vaccinated or not 7 yrs ago, based on reports linking the shots to autism. It really stressed us out.

Our doctor finally said, "Well, the reports are inconclusive right now. But I do know for a fact your child can die from polio."

We got the shots.

This can't be true:

"Two House Republicans have cast votes as members of the 112th Congress, but were not sworn in on Wednesday, a violation of the Constitution on the same day that the GOP had the document read from the podium."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/06/two-house-republicans-vot_n_805...