U of MN Economist Wins Nobel Prize
MPR has the story on Leonid Hurwicz.
MPR has the story on Leonid Hurwicz.
Back about 20 years ago, I wrote an enthusiastic review of the traditional Cantonese cuisine served at the Keefer Court Bakery & Cafe. The little storefront at Cedar and Riverside started as an offshoot of a Toronto Chinese bakery, and the fare reminded me a lot of the food you can find in the restaurants … Read more
ART Art of the Catacomb Death, life, ritual, individual identity within the broader scope of the human condition. What else is there to talk about? Feel like talking a bit? Maybe just sit and admire — sit, look, listen. Inspired in part by the Paris Catacombs, Art of the Catacomb, a collaborative project between Denise … Read more
Sorry. It made me laugh. Of course, for something just as amusing, but a bit more tame, see here.
In this video, Al Franken explains why he’s running for office.
Minnesotan John Glaser makes the top story on Wired.com. Glaser has made quite an impression on the whiskey world with his boutique scotch, Compass Box.
As of today, the number of U.S. military deaths in Iraq has reached $3,824.
Max Sparber’s play, Minstrel Show, gets a laudatory review in The New York Times.
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) in the United Kingdom came out this week with an astonishing pronouncement that pregnant women past their 12th week can safely drink “1.5 units” of alcohol per day — the equivalent of a single, small glass of wine. This, in my opinion, is bullshit. No one … Read more
I strolled across Loring Park last night and popped into Nick and Eddie simply because I saw activity through the windows there. Turns out it’s not technically open to the public yet. They were having a “friends and family” night, and I’m neither. But the practicing staff were nice enough to let me have a … Read more