I also underwent counseling during which I was told about this lunacy specific to the Iqaluit run, which manifested itself as hallucinations — even mass hysteria — featuring one common theme: the bears speak. Not in husky-like complaints but in … Continued
I hope you’re enjoying the first official weekend of summer 2024. This past Thursday evening, on summer solstice day, the sun reached its most northern position in our celestial dome in its very slow annual eastward migration among the stars. … Continued
Amid the hype surrounding Apple’s new deal with OpenAI, one issue has been largely papered over: The AI company’s foundational models are, and have always been, built atop the theft of creative professionals’ work. The arrangement with Apple isn’t the … Continued
Native American words and music are on display this week, with two programs presented by Indigenous Nations Poets (IN-NA-PO) in partnership with Minnesota Humanities Center, as well as the launch of Minnesotan Teresa Peterson’s book “Perennial Ceremony,” and a program … Continued
The governor’s feeble response Gov. Walz’s feeble response to revelations of the state’s egregiously flawed oversight of the Feeding Our Future program was extremely disappointing. Addressing the scathing criticism by the Legislative Auditor of his administration’s “actions and inactions” contributing … Continued
TRACY CHEVALIER: Bestselling author brings her new novel, “The Glassmaker,” to Talk of the Stacks presented by Friends of the Hennepin County Library. Chevalier, who loves Venice and wanted to get to know it better, discovered that glass has been … Continued