March 2010
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Mar 30th
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The 11:05 p.m. report, East Lake Street.
Westbound ride from 42nd Avenue vicinity. Wind is SE at 14 MPH. Current temperature is 49 degrees F. Potholes on Lake are minimal. The woman at the 21 bus stop at 28th Avenue thought “he looked like Stan.” Stan is advised to stay clear of the East Lake Street area and all 21 buses. She sounded really, really angry. Some guy riding a bike and carrying another bike beside him at...
Mar 30th
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Mar 29th
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bisutun asked: My ladypal and I are looking for a very fine cocktail for spring. Asking Google yields mostly tips for theming your spring wedding on Smirnoff Ice Cucumber Melon. What will midwestern thaw find in S. 12th highball glasses? (Or is the Democrat on the job year-round?)
Mar 29th
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S. 12th Teen Party Annex. →
As my hero Alex recently pointed out, there have been some notable demographic shifts in the S. 12th readership lately. Formerly the exclusive preserve of underemployed cranks, art school graduates, fake socialists, 33 year old former zine publishers, sex-obsessed linguists, PhD candidates in the soft sciences, Minneapolis ex-pats, conceptual artists that have not exhibited in over a year, Damon...
Mar 24th
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Settlement: The Park and "this space cop." →
The most rewarding thing about the Internet: sometimes you write a bunch of hooey about space cops, of all things, and wake up the next morning to find someone else has taken it and turned it to something thoughtful and beautiful. Logan Antill writes: In both Space Cop and the future we’ve fashioned our protagonist is long dead. He died in space, floating above the city, floating above the...
Mar 23rd
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"Space Cop."
The advance word was that it was the most accurate portrayal of police officers in outer space ever created. No expense was spared to present a realistic vision of the rigors of extra-planetary law enforcement. Not only were top law enforcement professionals consulted, but so were numerous physicists, space program officials and former astronauts.  The filmmakers chose Venus as the film’s...
Mar 22nd
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Listen“Blue Moon,” Big Star. There is not a...
Mar 18th
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Mar 17th
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Mar 16th
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Sixteenth largest metropolitan areas by country.
Greater Oshawa, Canada Hangzou, China Meerut, India Grenoble, France Greater Bournemouth, Great Britain Saratov, Russia Chihuahua, Mexico Darwin, Australia Natal, Brazil Minneapolis-St. Paul, USA It would be a nice party, I suppose, but everyone in attendance would have a chip on their shoulder. Half the dignitaries might wear sashes with the names of the cities on them, so the people...
Mar 11th
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Mar 10th
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annotations asked: what's your REAL opinion of powderhorn park?
Mar 9th
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Mar 8th
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Mar 5th
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ListenThis is my 999th post on S. 12th. What’s a...
Mar 4th
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ListenDo teenagers still listen to Joy Division? Do they...
Mar 3rd
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Mar 2nd
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Mar 2nd
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Mar 1st
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