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RED RIVER ORTHODOX: ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY IN THE RED RIVER VALLEY AND NORTH DAKOTA "Slavophile Thought" and the Russian Mission to America
Last week I mentioned that the recent issue of theSt. Vladimir's Theological Quarterlypublished several articles relating to Orthodox Christianity in America, including one I wrote about Fr. Boris Bur...
Posted on 10/15/12 at 5:38 PM
THE MINNESOTA BASHAW BLOG They Are Replacements People
It seems to be what everyone is talking about, everyone is giving an opinion on the issue and after wa...
Posted on 9/23/12 at 4:18 PM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES The Light Shines On Forever: A Tribute to Thomas Kinkade
It's the light, Thom, that's what lasts. The leaves are transient. They grow, turn green, turn red and die, but behind them the light lasts forever.- Peter O'Toole (from the film The Christma...
Posted on 4/16/12 at 3:08 PM
At least 85 arrested as San Francisco Occupy camp cleared 
Police spokesman Albie Esparza says authorities have not compiled exact numbers late Wednesday afternoon, but most of the approximately 85 people were cited and released after the daybreak raid. Esparza says about 15 people arrested, on charges ranging from resisting arrest to assault with a deadly weapon, are still in custody.
By Sudhin Thanawala , December 07, 2011
San Francisco Bay area rocked by minor earthquake
A small earthquake hit the San Francisco area on Thursday afternoon, causing a sharp jolt on the same day Californians took part in an annual earthquake preparedness drill.
By Marcus Wohlsen and Terry Collins , October 20, 2011
RYAN BAKKEN: Nudity nonsense
On Saturday in San Francisco, a “Nude-in” — a naked sit-in — was held to protest a proposed law to ban public nudity. I know, I know, you’re stunned that a conservative city such as San Francisco doesn’t already have an ordinance banning nakedness on the streets.
By Ryan Bakken , September 26, 2011
2 shot in SF parking lot after Raiders-49ers game
Police in San Francisco say two men were shot and injured in the parking lot of Candlestick Park after a preseason NFL game between the 49ers and the Oakland Raiders.
By Associated Press , August 21, 2011
Complaint reveals gruesome details of fan beating
A criminal complaint against two new suspects describes in graphic detail the injuries suffered by a San Francisco Giants fan who was beaten nearly to death outside Dodger Stadium — including cuts to the victim's face and tongue.
By Thomas Watkins , July 23, 2011
Police: Picasso drawing stolen from San Francisco gallery
Police are on the hunt for a man who walked into a San Francisco art gallery, grabbed a valuable pencil drawing by Pablo Picasso off the wall and fled in a waiting taxicab.
By Associated Press , July 05, 2011
Obama administration supports lesbian employee's case
In a strongly worded legal brief, the Obama administration has said the federal act that defines marriage as being between a man and a woman was motivated by hostility toward gays and lesbians and is unconstitutional.
By Sudhin Thanawala , July 02, 2011
Doctors upgrade condition of beaten Giants fan
Doctors said Wednesday they have upgraded the condition of a San Francisco Giants fan who has recently shown increasing brain activity after a severe beating left him in a coma three months ago outside Dodger Stadium.
By Marcus Wohlsen , June 22, 2011
Twitter feed lawsuit underscores power of a tweet
When Adorian Deck was home sick from high school, he entertained himself like countless other teenagers have in recent years: He started a Twitter account. Unlike other teenagers, Deck's account became a sensation.
By Marcus Wohlsen , May 14, 2011
Home run leader Barry Bonds' fed case goes to the jury
The major leagues' all-time home run leader is charged with three counts of lying to a grand jury in 2003 and a count of obstruction for denying that he knowingly took performance-enhancing drugs and for saying no one other than his doctors gave him an injection.
By Paul Elias , April 07, 2011
Home run king Barry Bonds on trial Monday for 2003 testimony
If convicted for lying in testimony to a federal grand jury about whether he knowingly took performance-enhancing drugs, Barry Bonds would likely face 15 to 21 months in prison.
By Ronald Blum , March 19, 2011
Prosecutors trim Barry Bonds indictment
Federal prosecutors have cut the number of felony charges Barry Bonds faces from 11 to five.
By Associated Press , February 10, 2011
HAPPY MEAL?: San Fran bans toys in some fast-food kids meals
It's a happy moment for people who see the Happy Meal as anything but.
San Francisco has become the first major American city to prohibit fast-food restaurants from including toys with children's meals that do not meet nutritional guidelines.
By Trevor Hunnicutt , November 09, 2010
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