Hug a Ranger? That’s what they’re saying, anyway
From Minnesota Brown by Aaron Brown
If you were to drive to St. Louis County and hug someone at random, there is a very tiny chance that person would be a miner or work in a supporting industry.
Slow Swift Action
From Barataria by Erik Hare
Iran survives almost entirely on its ability to export oil, so this is a crippling move. After decades of playing around their hand is being forced in a very draconian way. Nations like China have said that they intend to keep buying oil from Iran, but without a way to pay them it is hard to imagine how this is going to happen. No one knows just how the embargo will play out because it simply has never happened before, but it has to hurt.
Breaking News from 1858
From Mr. Dilettante’s Neighborhood by Mark Heuring
…you know what? I don’t care. I don’t know Michael Brodkorb but he has been a major player here for a long time now. His old blog, Minnesota Democrats Exposed, was very effective in rooting out malfeasance and for that, I am grateful. But it’s become evident that Brodkorb has lost his perspective here.
MN Building Trades Lie about Vikings Stadium in Phone Push Poll
From The Deets by Ed Kohler
Why don’t I support [the governor]? Because the plan does not do what the MN Building Trades poll claims. They lied in their push poll in order to attempt to get me to support redistributing the public’s money to Zygi Wilf. This poll should be an embarrassment to the MN Building Trades.
Killer PR jobs: Chris Iles, Corporate Communications Manager-Minnesota Twins
From Communications Conversations by Arik Hanson
It is incredibly fun and demanding to work at a Major League ballpark each day. Just to be around the game is a thrill and to have 40,000 friends visit you each day makes it all that much more enjoyable. I do have a fair amount of interaction with the players and coaches through our community relations efforts. We have a separate Baseball Communications team that deals primarily with on-field media relations.
Blog Cabin Picture of the Week
Photo by Audrey Kletscher HelblingDaffodils, the first flowers of spring in Minnesota, are springing up during this unseasonably warm March weather.From Take This Weather, California on Minnesota Prairie Roots by Audrey Kletscher Helbling
