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Uber launches in Fargo

by Chris Hennen | News | May 13th, 2015

…Starting Thursday morning, F-M residents will have another option for travel throughout town. Uber, the car service app that has become a popular transportation service in major cities across the U.S., has landed in Fargo.The service operates without a dispatcher, putting the power in the hands of the consumer and…

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Q&A with Monica Martin of ​Phox

by Diane Miller | Music | May 13th, 2015

…Look “Phox” up on YouTube. Watch and listen. There, that should be enough to convince folks to attend the up-and-coming indie/artsy pop band’s concert Wednesday night at The Aquarium.It’s lead singer Monica Martin’s glorious singing voice. It’s the band’s rich back-up harmonies. It’s the titillating instrumentation accompanying Martin’s memorable main…

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​Indian Cuisine by Sherbanoo Aziz

by Deb Jenkins | All About Food | May 10th, 2015

…I found Sherbanoo Aziz’s book “Sherbanoo’s Indian Cuisine: Tantalizing Tastes of the Indian Subcontinent” while I was cleaning and rearranging my kitchen. Of course, to me, that was a sign I needed to write about her.Here are a few brief questions I had for her, followed by a recipe from her…

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​Tortoise or hare: eating for endurance

by Granville Wood | All About Food | May 10th, 2015

…In the movie “Field of Dreams,” where Kevin Costner builds a ball park in the middle of his corn field, a voice comes out of nowhere saying “Go the distance.” And go he did, sticking to his dream and making a home field for a bunch of dead ball players.Going…

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​Ghost in the Living Machine

by Greg Carlson | Cinema | May 10th, 2015

…Self-conscious, geeky coder Caleb Smith (Domhnall Gleeson) wins a contest to visit the sprawling, private compound of his boss Nathan (Oscar Isaac), a computer genius using his billions to pursue artificial intelligence in the form of an erotically charged machine named Ava (Alicia Vikander).Screenwriter/novelist Alex Garland makes his directorial debut…

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Volbeat: The New Voice of Heavy Metal

by Granville Wood | Music | May 10th, 2015

…When Michael Poulsen sings, his distinctive voice and vocal range are like nothing you have heard from a heavy metal band before and probably never will. One of the reasons this heavy metal / rockabilly band are making a mark on the heavy metal /thrash band scene.A couple of months…

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​Behind the scenes with P.F. Sloan

by Diane Miller | Music | May 9th, 2015

…Songwriter behind the number one hit “Eve of Destruction” to perform in FargoIt all started with a guitar lesson from Elvis Presley in 1958. Songwriter P.F. Sloan, who will perform in Fargo for the first time on May 16, was just 12 years old at the time. “He showed me…

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​Culture and karma in two Japanese classics

by Christopher P. Jacobs | Cinema | May 7th, 2015

…Earlier this year the Criterion Collection released Blu-ray editions of two Japanese classics from the 1960s: Yasujiro Ozu’s intimate family comedy-drama “An Autumn Afternoon” (1962) and Kihachi Okamoto’s samurai epic “The Sword of Doom” (1966).Both appear at first glance to revolve heavily around specific elements of Japanese culture and history,…

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Basement’s Best: ​My Morning Jacket breaks hearts and waves on “Waterfall”

by Stephen Anderson | Music | May 7th, 2015

…In the four years since the release of My Morning Jacket’s last album, “Circuital,” bandleader Jim James stretched himself awfully thin. He lent himself fully to two collaborative tribute albums (the Dylan-indebted “Lost on the River” and the Guthrie-saluting “New Multitudes”), wrote, recorded and released an excellent solo debut and…

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​Save Family Farms in North Dakota! Refer Senate Bill 2351!

by HPR Contributor | Editorial | May 6th, 2015

…“[Bonanza farming/1873-1920] encouraged large scale agriculture in the Red River Valley of the North…The bonanzas relied on professional farm managers…[and] were worked by migrant workers ranging from as few as 15 to as many as 1,000 per farm,...[who] were divided into teams of five to twenty men under a supervisor…

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