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18 Dick Bruna Book Covers

05.10.2009 16:11    grainedit.com
Dick Bruna- Book coversLets start the week of right. How about a dose of Dick Bruna book covers.———-Also worth checking: Japanese Book Cover Design.Not signed up for the Grain Edit RSS Feed yet? Give it a try. Its free and
18 Dick Bruna Book Covers


Said the Computer to the Specialist

05.10.2009 16:11    grainedit.com
continues in the Nobrow screenprinted zine tradition, with this conceptually dark body of work from Tom Rowe.In this 5 color, limited edition run, Tom depicts recording and computer equipment in stark, austere settings. [...]
Said the Computer to the Specialist

U of M volunteers keeping students informed about H1N1

05.10.2009 08:04    minnesota.publicradio.org
About 100 University of Minnesota students are turning up with suspected cases of H1N1 every week; however most of those influenza cases aren't identified by doctors or nurses, but rather by student volunteers called health advocates.
U of M volunteers keeping students informed about H1N1

Storms batter Lake Superior's north shore

05.10.2009 08:04    minnesota.publicradio.org
High-speed winds along Highway 61 along the north shore of Lake Superior stirred up impressive waves this weekend. Wind gusts hit 50 mph in Duluth, which knocked trees onto a power line and left 1,200 customers without power, the Duluth
Storms batter Lake Superior's north shore


Officials releasing environmental review of PolyMet

05.10.2009 08:04    minnesota.publicradio.org
State officials will soon release a long-awaited environmental review of PolyMet Mining's proposed copper and nickel mine in northeast Minnesota.
Officials releasing environmental review of PolyMet

Fargo site to be part of nationwide environmental monitoring project

05.10.2009 08:04    minnesota.publicradio.org
A new nationwide environmental monitoring network will start collecting data next year at 60 sites.

Three deaths linked to H1N1 flu reported

05.10.2009 08:03    minnesota.publicradio.org
Three new H1N1-related deaths were announced Friday by the Minnesota Department of Health, bringing the total to six deaths since April.
Three deaths linked to H1N1 flu reported

Mississippi River: An urban wilderness

05.10.2009 08:03    minnesota.publicradio.org
The newest of Minnesota's five national park sites, the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, sits right in the middle of the state's biggest population center.
Mississippi River: An urban wilderness

St. Cloud Catholics won't be offered communion cup over H1N1 fears

05.10.2009 08:03    minnesota.publicradio.org
Catholic churches in the St. Clouddiocese won't offer the common cup during Communion and arediscouraging parishioners from hand contact during Mass.
St. Cloud Catholics won't be offered communion cup over H1N1 fears

Solar Tour weekend kicks off with electric-car display at U of M

05.10.2009 08:02    minnesota.publicradio.org
It's the Solar Tour weekend, and this year the Minnesota Renewable Energy Society is also organizing a program on electric cars and renewable energy.
Solar Tour weekend kicks off with electric-car display at U of M

Rep. Kalin pushes for federal climate change bill

05.10.2009 08:02    minnesota.publicradio.org
A Minnesota state lawmaker who isadvising the White House on climate change is calling for federallegislation to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
Rep. Kalin pushes for federal climate change bill

Geocaching a hit at Minnesota state parks

05.10.2009 08:02    minnesota.publicradio.org
To attract a new generation of park goers, the state park system is tapping into a high-tech scavenger hunt called geocaching, a sport that combines GPS navigation with the lure and adventure of a treasure hunt.
Geocaching a hit at Minnesota state parks

Local inventors frustrated over patent office bureacracy

05.10.2009 08:02    minnesota.publicradio.org
Inventors like Bill Kurtz, seen here holding brochures for some of his inventions, are frustrated at the back log of ideas awaiting approval from the U.S. Patent Office, who last quarter rejected more than half of all of the patents
Local inventors frustrated over patent office bureacracy

Minn. regulators approve Wis. utility's wind farm

05.10.2009 08:01    minnesota.publicradio.org
Minnesota regulators have approved a windfarm in southern Minnesota that would be paid for by Wisconsinutility ratepayers.
Minn. regulators approve Wis. utility's wind farm

Obama's EPA wants clean water, green jobs

05.10.2009 08:01    minnesota.publicradio.org
Lisa Jackson, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, laid out the Obama administration's plan for improving water quality and fighting global warming in a speech this week at the Commonwealth Club of California.
Obama's EPA wants clean water, green jobs

Seasonal flu vaccine delayed for some U.S. providers

05.10.2009 08:01    minnesota.publicradio.org
The largest U.S. supplier of seasonal flu vaccines says it'srunning behind on shipping vaccine for the regular, seasonal flu -partly because of the crunch to produce millions of doses of theswine flu vaccine.
Seasonal flu vaccine delayed for some U.S. providers

Report: Flu might fill up hospitals in 15 states

05.10.2009 08:01    minnesota.publicradio.org
If a third of people wind up catching swineflu, 15 states could run out of hospital beds around the time theoutbreak peaks, a new report warns Thursday.

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