Drunk Uncle 20151107 NBC

Be First to Comment

What You’re Saying

DaveFN on "Taxpayers, Students ...": SDNewswatch reports "Students supported fee increa...
DaveFN on "Taxpayers, Students ...": Put simply, any excess fees and tuition, whether a...
Mark Anderson on "Taxpayers, Students ...": Well Arlo and Richard, I got to see John Sanders p...
DaveFN on "Taxpayers, Students ...": If a quality education offered is a given and a co...
DaveFN on "Taxpayers, Students ...": If nothing else, this push escalating sports compe...
Arlo Blundt on "Taxpayers, Students ...": Richard-Rodney Foster and Will Hamer( Civil Rights...
Richard Schriever on "Taxpayers, Students ...": Mark and Arlo, when I was at USD, one of the first...
Nick Nemec on "Ravnsborg Co-Prosecu...": Evans, I believe my cousin's widow when she says J...
John on "Noem Coddling Russia...": Not only are Noem and DeSantis coddling to child t...
grudznick on "Ravnsborg Co-Prosecu...": grudznick believes Mr. Evans is, indeed, a witch, ...

Blog Roll: SD Mostly Political

Bluestem Prairie
New South Dakota state law makes it harder to file a complaint or lawsuit against ag operations: At Dakota Free Press, Cory Allen Heideoberger sums up the intent of a new law in Noem Signs HB 1090 to Insulate Polluting Agribusiness from Nuisance Complaints: In another signal that South Dakota val…

2023.03.20

South DaCola
City of Sioux Falls Sustainability fight heating up: Arlene Brandt-Jenson, Administrative Coordinator, SoDak 350 and President, League of Women Voters – Sioux Falls, also wrote a letter to editor with her opinion on what happened; The Mayor’s new policy…

2023.03.20

The South Dakota Standard
Help us remain a platform for free and independent thought. We don’t need commercial or political sponsors. We need you.: Thanks to our supporters, The South Dakota Standard can publish a variety of provocative and informative columns on a daily basis. We know that we’re reaching thousands of readers across South Dakota…

2023.03.20

The South Dakota Standard
A Prairie Spring Arrives: South Dakota rancher/poet Linda M. Hasselstrom celebrates the start of the season: At 4:45 am, the first sounds I hear awakening are low murmuring chirps. When I open my eyes, the room is hazy gray with first light before sunrise. A breeze sighs through the open windows. I close my…

2023.03.20

South DaCola
The Photographic Backdrop of Falls Park forever ruined: Ever wonder why no one takes a picture of themselves at Falls Park with their camera pointed North? Oink! Oink! It seems we have another hog trough to the South of Falls Park except these pigs are gor…

2023.03.20

Bluestem Prairie
Federal agencies seek to protect Pactola Reservoir and Rapid Creek from mining: From the South Dakota Searchlight: Federal agencies seek to protect Pactola Reservoir and Rapid Creek from mining Two federal agencies have announced a proposal to protect 32 square miles of the Black…

2023.03.20

Northern Valley Beacon
A deathwatch for a community: If you notice that the community you live in is unraveling, it can be dangerous to mention it. Communities seldom actually die, but they do fail. Community leaders tend to take explosive umbrage if…

2023.03.18

Bonny's Blog
March 15, 2023: COVID Weekly Data Update: Excellent Blogs Below are links to two excellent blogs and brief summaries of recent posts: Ground Truths by Dr. Eric Topol, a cardiologist who is the founder and director of the Scripps Research Tra…

2023.03.15

South Dakota News Watch
SDSU, USD rely heavily on state money and student fees to subsidize Division I athletics: As the clock struck zero at the 2012 Summit League basketball finals, South Dakota State University fans stormed the Sioux Falls Arena court to celebrate their men’s team’s first-ever bid... The post…

2023.03.15

Blog of Joe Kirby
The Legislature vs. The People: For several years, the South Dakota legislature has been trying to curtail an important constitutional right. But courts and the voters have repeatedly struck down their restrictions. Sadly, our legis…

2023.03.14

Blog Roll: Greater SD Blogosphere

SleuthSayers
First we had Malice in Dallas. Now, things are Reckless in Texas: Earlier this month, Reckless in Texas—the second book in the Metroplex Mysteries anthology series—was published. It follows last year's Malice in Dallas. If you think these titles are fun, wait u…

2023.03.21

Native Hope Blog
Water does not reach all Americans with equity: Mni Wiconi translates to “Water is Life.” When called upon to think about something as essential yet basic as water, most don’t give its existence a second thought. Many people associate this life-sus…

2023.03.20

Idle Hands Dep't
Geography Div (oops subsection): Map made in the 19th century about the North American colonies. John Bartholomew was a Scottish cartographer in the XIX century. The map shows what the North American colonies looked like in 1715 alo…

2023.03.20

SleuthSayers
A Bold Move: Many years ago, my then (and excellent) agent had a complaint with my latest manuscript: There's only one murder! she said, even though craze for serial killers was still in publishing's fut…

2023.03.20

Idle Hands Dep't
A Little Saturday Nite Bluegrass Div (Bygone days subsection): New video from Joe Mullins and the Radio Ramblers' latest album Let Time Ride. Don't adjust your screen, Black and White is just that. Joe Mullins on Banjo, Adam McIntosh on guitar, Chris Da…

2023.03.19

Rant-a-Bit by Scott Hudson
The Ledge #560: Home Plays: This is another of those shows that really has no format. It's pretty much a rundown of the music I've been listening to around the house the last couple of weeks. There's some great re…

2023.03.18

605 Speaks
: Today, for Hugh, we blow bubbles. #hughweber #bubbleparade #OTA #DudeToDad #HiFromSD #SiouxFalls #SouthDakota @hughweber…

2023.03.17

LivingNonviolence
"Learning To Walk In The Dark": “Learning to Walk in the Dark” is the latest book by Barbara Brown Taylor to come my way. I had read “An Altar in the World” earlier and found it wonderfully refreshing. Just the image of an altar in…

2023.03.17

The Poetry of Barry G. Wick
Three Years: Three YearsThree years in my homeTo hide from disease That has killed more than a millionIn this nationIt is a plague to be so isolatedThis house is kept noisyWith music and videosFrom the internetA g…

2023.03.16

Native Hope Blog
Courage and Convictions: The Legacy of the Choctaw Nation: The Choctaw are among the most vibrant and fascinating Native American tribes. Their rich and diverse history was fraught with oppression, cultural assimilation, and forced emigration—including the Tr…

2023.03.12

Drunk Uncle 20151107 NBC

Be First to Comment

Leave a Reply