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THE MINNESOTA BASHAW BLOG Update: Harlem Shake
It is interesting when I talk to people about my newest viral video craze how many people have heard about the Harlem Shake and how many people have not heard about the Harlem Shake. It is even more...
Posted on 3/3/13 at 12:07 PM
WDAY AND WDAZ TV Regis, Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Katharine McPhee visit "Rachael Ray" next week!
Monday February 25th: Dr. Sanjay Gupta - Its our first-ever Toast-Off! Chefs Sunny Anderson and Ryan Scott go head-to-head using only one appliance to make a gourmet mealthe toaster oven! Then coul...
Posted on 2/22/13 at 3:57 PM
HOME IMPROVEMENT WITH ANDY LINDUS What to Know Regarding Replacement Window Energy Efficiency
Homeowners, at some point in time, will realize it is time to replace windows in their home. Instead of thinking of it as draining your pocketbook, consider the energy savings that you will receive. I...
Posted on 9/20/12 at 2:39 PM
THE NEW FORTY The heat is on!
My daughter Sarah and I went to the Street Fair today for a few hours. I think we lost a combined ten pounds in water weight through sweat. It was (still is) avery hot day. Even as I write this (at 7 ...
Posted on 7/20/12 at 7:18 PM
STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN Don't forget about dogs, other pets in this heat
I spent a rare weekend at home and, for the most part, indoors and the photos I saw on Facebook of anglers baking in the heat on Lake of the Woods, which appeared to be flat as a mirror, didnt make ...
Posted on 7/2/12 at 10:06 AM
ANN BAILEY: Too hot in summer, too cold in winter 
One of the things I like about our 101-year-old house is that it has character that you wouldn’t find in a modern home. Along with that character, though, there are some trade-offs.
By Ann Bailey , February 04, 2013
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Study: Distant rural areas may feel cities' heat
Heat rising up from cities such as New York, Paris and Tokyo might be remotely warming up winters far away in some rural parts of Alaska, Canada, and Siberia, a surprising study theorizes.
By Seth Borenstein , January 27, 2013
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Applications open for heating aid funds
Applications are being accepted beginning Monday for a program that helps low-income people pay their heating bills.
By Associated Press , October 01, 2012
Warm summer dries up wet cycle
July in Grand Forks was the warmest on record, according to preliminary monthly reports on the National Weather Service website. The average temperature in July was 74.8 degrees, 6.2 above the normal temperature for the month.
By Forum Communications , September 23, 2012
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US to get a reprieve from hot temperatures
Americans this week will get a reprieve from the stifling heat that has blanketed much of the country as temperatures begin approaching normal from the Midwest to the East Coast.
By Brett Zongker and Karen Matthews , July 09, 2012
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Wild week of weather comes to a close in Bemidji, surrounding areas
A wild ride of weather left its mark on the North Woods the past week, bringing oppressive heat and two unforgettable storms that left a trail of debris and destruction.
By Steve Wagner , July 07, 2012
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1 more day of heat for southern Minnesota
The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning through 7 p.m. Friday for much of the southern part of the state. Highs are expected to be in the upper 90s in the south.
By Associated Press , July 06, 2012
Midwest can't get any relief from oppressive heat
The National Weather Service issued excessive-heat warnings Thursday for all of Illinois and Indiana, as well as parts of Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan. Forecasts called for daytime temperatures from the mid- to high 90s into the low 100s.
By Dinesh Ramde , July 05, 2012
Excessive heat continues in parts of Minnesota
The excessive heat continues in parts of Minnesota. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for southern and parts of central Minnesota until 10 p.m. Thursday. It's been extended until 7 p.m. Friday for southern Minnesota toward Eau Claire, Wis.
By Associated Press , July 05, 2012
Mild winter offers break from high heating costs
Although there have been some cold snaps and storms, the moderate weather has been a boon to millions of Americans, allowing them to save money on snow removal and permitting outdoor activities to continue well beyond autumn. But few have been more grateful than low-income families, who are getting a break from high heating costs.
By John Flesher , January 21, 2012
Klobuchar, Franken announce more heating assistance funds
Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken, both D-Minn., said Friday that Minnesota has received more than $29 million in federal heating assistance funds, which brings the state total to $116 million for fiscal year 2012.
By Herald Staff Report , January 20, 2012
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When it’s too hot to sleep
Insomnia plagues many in summerSummertime is so relaxing, what with its casual schedule, the warm weather that draws folks outdoors late into the evening, the promise of vacation respite and fun. And all of that restful sleep. Except when you can’t get to sleep. Or you crash, but you can’t stay asleep.
By Edward M. Eveld , August 06, 2011
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Minnesota heat waves causes farm animal deaths
Minnesota officials estimate more than 105,000 turkeys and up to 1,500 cattle were lost due to the recent heat wave.
By Associated Press , July 23, 2011
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Heat wave roasts East Coast, cooler temps on way
The East Coast is roasting through another day of triple-digit temperatures, but relief is in sight.
By Chris Hawley , July 23, 2011
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