So many people lose sight of this. One of the best things about the work I do is that I am driven to choose my community over "my team" every day.

Best Star Trek captain. Wrong answers only. static.wikia.nocookie.net/branson-univ...

A big part of the Declaration of Independence was a 'bill of particulars' of the usurpations of King George III. Hamline professor David Schultz argues that the Trump presidency has created another one. It's a scholarly read. www.documentcloud.org/documents/27...

Why is the stadium not full for the US v BIH game?

Holy hell. We made the mistake of driving downtown to Sushi Train to take the kids out to celebrate Pride. Sushi was nice, but drivers? We saw at least 3 drivers turn right from the leftmost lane. Downtown wasn't dead on a Tuesday night but others might be if this trend stays.

Building a sliplane here would be insane.

Meanwhile, Finland gave itself an amazing library for its 100th, and it's open 8 am to 9 pm. oodihelsinki.fi

My grandparents were born in the 19th century and I use their wedding crystal weekly.

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Why? Eat while the eating is good.

This is the big lie. The really big one. That only one party can win without cheating. Once you accept that, finding evidence of any particular mechanism of cheating is irrelevant. The other party winning is itself evidence enough. They couldn't have without cheating, so they must have cheated. QED

“Less support for scientists means strange questions no one will get to chase.” Our government is GLP-1ing our collective knowledge, forcefully suppressing our national appetite for curiosity and discovery. It’s not working, though. I remain hungry.

Refusing to let the fuckers ruin good things is part of how we make it through this

What a great way to celebrate.

pretty wild that this one dog park contains all the water for dogs in the whole metro. what an infrastructure mishap

I am planning a family field trip now.

Sneak peek at Metro Transit mural that will eventually be installed in North Loop. Crated by Juxtaposition teens. apprentices model on the bus and draw each other to create it.

"FIFA is proposing that the two teams compete in a squid games style context instead of football."

I've always got Coleman's Mustard on hand, my favorite. Have read about how Japanese curry developed. Realized when they announced the end of Gentleman's Relish that I'd never had it! And never would!

TFW your 18-year-old wakes you up at midnight to put a bandaid on their bleeding foot and it makes you dizzy with nostalgia and love.

This is a cursed list. There's nothing the least bit Southern US about me, but I've eaten 26 of these. My MN Iron Range Finn family regularly cooked 15, and most had never been south of St. Paul. Deviled eggs?

James Joyce is gonna read this and come back from the dead so he can publish Finnegan's Wake 2 out of sheer spite.

I don't know when exactly people started saying "passed" instead of "died," but I'm so often confused reading death notices now until I remember that's a new usage. I don't get the reason for it, and I keep trying, and failing. to get on board. Passed out? Passed gas? Passed the Pamida? I'm old.

Makes me nostalgic for Bill Clinton's Hairgate in 1993.

Sold out shows at Penumbra and Theater Latte Da as well.

This stat absolutely needs to stay above the churn. It’s the lead in any story about his election denial.

I do not want to use your app, I want to use your website.

Math soccer in the basement tonight.

40+ minute walking detours on days like today are actively dangerous for some people, especially in a city with no benches, water fountains, or restrooms on the route.

So beautiful

Mendota Bridge: 4113ft

I'm going to Khue's Kitchen tonight. I will attempt to resist the lure of the jicama ribs to try something else, but this is currently my favorite restaurant dish.

I visit 17 Minneapolis high schools each year, and Roosevelt is one of my favorites. From the students to the staff to the administration--they rock. Seeing how they stood up for each other this day is an inspiration.

My brother died almost exactly 7 years agoat age 54. Today one of his former students reached out to me to tell me the high school where he coached still holds a wrestling tournament in his honor and all of the refs wear these pins of his distinctive visage.

Art history with Karol Ann Marling. I never enrolled in the class, a lecture of 150+, but I went three days a week.

Each of us has so many stories, we are all going to leave and no one will know the wild and amazing ways every single one of us is connected to the other. So, when we learn the secret ways we are connected, we should celebrate the learning like we’ve just seen an amazing firework explode in the sky.

Elections have consequences and these really suck. My husband and stepchild received their green cards while in the US. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/22/u...

What a fantastic idea, @metrotransitmn.bsky.social

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Someone in the neighborhood pissed Mo Way off, and this is the revenge.

Honestly, this page is such a time capsule of Minneapolis. Newly opened freeway and depiction of brutal crash with no holds barred. Klobuchar senior waxing poetic about bartenders. Ferris fucking Alexander.

Go! I would if I were in town, but I'm sadly having to miss all of Art-a-Whirl.

10 bands/music artists I've obsessed over at some point: Josie & the Pussycats Bay City Rollers Ramones Suzanne Vega Tom Waits Joe Jackson Band Diana Ross & the Supremes John Prine Johnny & June Carter Cash Iris Dement Apparently more individuals than bands.

NEW: We've spent 10 months tracking the outcomes in tens of thousands of lawsuits brought by ICE detainees amid an unprecedented detention push. It's not a cose call: judges have ruled more than 10,000 times against ICE, a 9-1 ratio. See the database: www.politico.com/news/2026/05...

How has Operation Metro Surge affected the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus? Hear from CLA profs, alums, and community members next Monday--with a focus on faculty, student, and staff responses and resistance. In Pillsbury and online! Part of CLA's Liberal Arts in Action series:

My kid has been making the ramen thing with cream cheese or with an egg, parm, and broth since they were 10. And honestly the hatch chili chicken dish is brilliant, especially with boneless chicken from the freezer. Another kid fave in our family is crispy leftover rice topped with tuna salad.

I am so clearly not the audience for this.

Somehow this feels so completely on brand for the U under President Cunningham.