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Appetites: 'Thoughtful twist' sets Tiny Diner apart
This week the Heavy Table's James Norton reviewed Kim Bartmann's newest venture, a South Minneapolis restaurant called Tiny Diner.
Inside fireworks
Joe Stiglingh, of West Palm Beach, sent his quadcopter and GoPro on a suicide mission in May. But he wanted to see what fireworks look like inside the fireworks that were being fired off in Miami. The equipment survived, he found out, and now his video is tearing up the Internet. It’s being portrayed as…
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Designing the perfect ice cream sandwich
Coolhaus ice cream shop in Culver City, Calif. recently came out with a cookbook, so NPR's Renee Montagne visited the shop to learn how some of these loopy flavors can be used as building blocks in crafting the ultimate ice cream sandwich.
Quit social media, save your marriage?
Researchers found that, in general, people who use social media are 32 percent more likely to think about leaving their spouse. Facebook in particular is "a positive, significant predictor of divorce rate and spousal troubles," it notes.
Simple summer jam session calls for strawberries and sunshine
With the onset of summer comes also a bounty of strawberries. Add to those berries a bit of sugar and plenty of sunlight, and you have a strawberry jam recipe fit for the season's best mornings -- with a slice of good toast, of course.
Bored on the Fourth of July? Try these movies
"Cinematically," says Mary F. Pols -- a movie reviewer for Time -- a movie in which the action takes place on July 4 "is an easy way to evoke summer and celebration and Americana." But she fears that such shorthand may lead to mediocrity.
Flooding won't dampen holiday camping plans; still need a campsite?
The Fourth of July weekend marks the start of peak camping season. While Minnesota's state parks weren't immune from recent heavy rains, reservation numbers predict a very busy weekend.
Your Minnesota weekend: Fourth of July edition
Independence Day is expected to go off with a bang across Minnesota, even though flooding has shifted some of the festivities around.