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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Jul
20
Eight. Dollar. Corn.
Pardon me for my amazement. Just wow.
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Jul
19
RAGBRAI XL: A look back at the maps
Next week will be the 40th time bicycle riders have taken off on the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa. Each year’s is different, but over the decades, some segments have been visited time and time again. The official … Continue reading
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Jul
18
Redhawks to state! Again!
The North Tama baseball team beat seventh-ranked BGM for its first trip to the state tournament in a decade, and the first since the tournament moved to Des Moines. The Redhawks will be the 8 seed playing Algona Garrigan. Marshalltown … Continue reading
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Jul
17
Off the grid
The title of the marker, “How Correctionville Got It’s Name!” is both enthusiastic and mispunctuated. It’s “its” not “it’s”. Correctionville, in Woodbury County, is named for the survey correction line that runs through the town and across the state. The … Continue reading
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Jul
16
License Plate Countdown — ZNR
Also, the current range on finding the start of the Null Set (slashed zero) is somewhere between YXZ and YYJ.
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Jul
15
North Tama district baseball champions
With only two hits! There is one more game (substate) before the state tournament. North Tama has never played in Sec Taylor Stadium.
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Jul
13
Reduced speed north of Spencer cuts accidents
The four-lane portion of US 71 between Spencer and Milford has always been a little out of place. There’s no other significant stretch of four-lane around it until I-90 to the north, more recently IA 60 to the west and, … Continue reading
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Jul
12
Help! Help! I’m being repressed!
Stewart Mandel revisits his medieval college football pecking order and…well, duh. Peasants: Arizona, Baylor, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Duke, Minnesota, Indiana, Iowa State, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Northwestern, Rutgers, Temple, USF, Wake Forest, Washington State and Vanderbilt. What’s noticeable at the … Continue reading
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Jul
11
The Return of the Incredible Shrinking Products
The Mike & Ike box was recently cut from 6 ounces to 5 ounces — a 17% cut! I knew something was different. Whenever the package says “10% more free” or gets redesigned, look out — chances are it’s preparation … Continue reading
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Jul
11
We’re not good, but we’re still here
Last week SBNation calculated the “greatest” sports states by historical winning records of the pro and major-college teams that played in those states. Iowa is the, um, least greatest — one-thousandth of a point behind Missouri and two-thousandths behind Illinois. … Continue reading
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