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• South DaCola
  City hires firm to maintain outdoor BRONZE sculptures? LOL!: Even Sodapop THINKS the city is silly. When I read this story and got a H/T from a DaCola foot soldier, I said to myself, tell me it is not true. I mean, the city spends money on some pretty stupid sh…
  2013.06.19
  
  
• Constant Conservative
  NPR Needs Nothing from Me: The folks I listened to every morning and evening for decades? Yup. They just finished moving into their new building. You know what it cost? $201,000,000. For that much, I’m sure they considered all …
  2013.06.19
  
  
• South Dakota War College
  Thune, Brady Re-introduce Bill to Repeal Death Tax: From my mailbox: Thune, Brady Re-introduce Bill to Repeal Death Tax -Permanently abolishes punitive tax on family farms, ranches, businesses- WASHINGTON, D.C.—Senator John Thune (R-S.D.) and Represent…
  2013.06.19
  
  
• Pure Pierre Politics
  Planned Parenthood’s revival in South Dakota: Opponents of legalized abortion, with their string of successes in the Legislature during the past decade, put Planned Parenthood on the defensive in South Dakota. In fact, Planned Parenthood consolid…
  2013.06.19
  
  
• P&R Miscellany
  Abandon the Government Plantation: Do you want to know what this country will look like if the Democrats (and other statists) have their way with it?  Check out Detroit.Or take a gander at the violence and crime in Chicago.Remember New…
  2013.06.19
  
  
• Feathers and Folly
  CNN BS Headline Du Jour – TWA Flight 800: I’m thinking of making a distinct blog category of CNN “stories” that are complete and utter BS, meant only to titillate rather than inform.  Today?  I wake up to the blaring headline on the CNN front…
  2013.06.19
  
  
• The Right Side Blog
  ObamaCare Comes To South Dakota: South Dakota is ”co-operating” and embracing ObamaCare. A recent memo from the South Dakota Insurance Division also says new rules will go into effect DESPITE current South Dakota law.  Nick Reid shar…
  2013.06.19
  
  
• SoDakLiberty
  Too bad Obama didn’t follow the Libertarian Platform on International Affairs: Since President Bush Obama is riddled with scandals, it appears time for him to enter the United States into a war we have no business getting involved with. It’s not a new move from Presidents. Thing…
  2013.06.18
  
  
• Dakota Rural Action
  FDA Food Safety Rules: From organizer Holly: Dakota Rural Action, along with a group of several organizations across the country including WORC, have been holding weekly conference calls to develop comments pertaining to th…
  2013.06.18
  
  
• Political Smokeout
  Rounds staffs up with Noem veteran: This morning, Mike Rounds announced he had hired Jason Williams to be his “statewide coalitions director.” Exactly what that position does is somewhat unclear from the description, but it’s the same r…
  2013.06.18
  
  
• Fast for the Earth
  EarthQuote: Fast for the Earth: …
  2013.06.18
  
  
• The Displaced Plainsman
  Quotation Of The Day: Reading Literature Helps One Deal With Ambiguity Edition: From this Tom Jacobs piece at Salon: Are you uncomfortable with ambiguity? It’s a common condition, but a highly problematic one. The compulsion to quell that unease can inspire snap judgments, rigid …
  2013.06.17
  
  
• Dakota Today
  *** Dirty Money, Dirty Votes, Congress bought and paid for: This interesting little story turned up in a Moyers and Company discussion with Lawrence Lessig while discussing the problems with Congress and big money, Citizens United, etc. BILL MOYERS: The former…
  2013.06.15
  
  
• The Lone Independent
  Then And Now: Obama the candidate versus Obama the President.…
  2013.06.15
  
  
• David Lias' Blog
  Law Enforcement Seeks Public’s Help in I-90 Assault: PIERRE, S.D – South Dakota Law Enforcement Officials are seeking the public’s help into locating an individual in connection with an assault that occurred on I-90 near mile marker 401, which is betwee…
  2013.06.14
  
  

Greater SD Blogosphere

• An Inland Voyage
  The Ravings Of An Outsider? Thoughts On The Development Of Yankton’s Riverfront: Where do all of the visitors to Lewis and Clark Lake go? Well, they go to the lake. But they don’t come into Yankton. Finding a way to get the estimated 1 million or more visitors that come to the lak…
  2013.06.19
  
  
• Tramplingrose
  Cheesy Potato Bacon Frittata Sandwich: It’s been awhile, eh? It’s been rather busy lately, between work and everything else going on. I actually went swimming for the first time in YEARS on Sunday…And by that I mean I actually put on a bat…
  2013.06.19
  
  
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  South Dakota's Oldest Works of Art: Tony Diem of Spearfish paid a visit to an open-air gallery in the rocks near Hermosa.…
  2013.06.19
  
  
• Dennisranch's Weblog
  Busy…: Saturday afternoon/evening we went in to a wedding. We went early and took Chance as Hope made the cake and wanted him in there to help set it up. she and her sister build cakes, mostly out of her sis…
  2013.06.18
  
  
• Rant-a-Bit by Scott Hudson
  The Walking Rock Alphabet: 0: Not a lot to say about today’s walk. Life is getting busier and busier, and the upcoming season of Big Brother adds to my diminishing spare time. (For those not aware, I am a contributor to a Big Brot…
  2013.06.18
  
  
• a story
  End of summer: The following was written in March. I absolutely love the end of summer. Mostly because people are shoving food at me. Peaches. Corn. Potatoes. Soon it will be pumpkins, maybe beans. They want to shar…
  2013.06.18
  
  
• Horseshoe Seven
  Father-Son Roofing Teamwork: Here's a late note on one of this summer's projects.  We got a new roof on our giant porch, courtesy of son Casey Nelson and some hard work.  It turned out to be an easier project than I had…
  2013.06.18
  
  
• The MinusCar Project
  Helmet Skills 101: Do you wear your helmet backwards? I'm looking at you well known local Tour daKota rider from a few years back.What if the local news were to do a story about some neat cycling thing and there yo…
  2013.06.17
  
  
• A Progressive on the Prairie
  Rereading trepidation: I’ve been an evangelist for Maria Doria Russell’s The Sparrow since I first read it in 1996. Although using science fiction as a vehicle, it is a thought-provoking look at philosophy and spirituality.…
  2013.06.17
  
  
• shelboese.org
  What Obama’s Actions in Syria Mean for My Brothers & Sisters: The Dhimma Returns to Syria from http://markdurie.blogspot.com.au/2013/06/the-dhimma-returns-to-syria-dr.html The following report comes from Martin Janssen in Amman, Jordan (original in Dutch). The p…
  2013.06.16
  
  

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