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This year’s fine-tuned music lineup for the Hudson Hot Air Affair is just cold, and cool, and even red-hot. Ice, Ice Baby. Rockin’ With The Coldies has everything from country that’s classic and current, rock that’s hard and softer and southern, gospel and piano and party music, jazz and glitz and funk, and dueling DJs.

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With the theme being Rockin’ With The Coldies, there’s a lot to roll out at the Hudson Hot Air Affair, […]

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We sports fans have finally, officially lost another of our own for 2024. What could have driven him to depart the Gopher State? Factors are at work here with many Twin Cities lumenaries that involve arena and sports bar proximity and how it plays out in local geography and layout, hyper-drive fan support that approaches psychic-ness, and someone like that who could move more than pucks — with just her mind power, as stated at this post’s end! (Green Bay missing link now added where starred, like Bart.)

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We in the Twin Cities and neighboring Minnesconsin area have seen pro players and musicians who undoubtably have gotten tight

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“I want candy!” Add Chocolate. And we’d be nuts to forget about Nuts. All from Knoke’s, for 23 years running now, a stone’s throw or two from the St. Croix. Just ask Martha Stewart about what’s kept her coming back. As they do more than trifle with their truffles and much more; the result is a selection from Knoke’s Chocolates and Nuts that takes hundreds of bins to fill to their spacious store, beckoning to you.

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Around the time that the millennium turned, a local candy and chocolate, nut and ice cream and more store opted

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Consider this post Green Millipedia, as they have an expansive, special new menu for staying fit, to keep your new year’s yearnings in check, with great green goings-on and more. Complete with seasoning with substance, such as sausages, saucy but light, and garlic garnishing galore at Green Mill — but no gluten. (Low-priced prize pizza kept, and you can buy beer for often as little as three bucks.)

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Great pizza in numerous styles also, but Green Mill right now is indeed going green and beyond with a special

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Bungalow Idol re-introduces a karaoke contest that’s intruiging, encompassing ingenuity and even a bit of edge in its song selection. So on this and coming Fridays you could, conceivably, warm up your winter voice with classics of everything from Edgar Winter to alternative to Hazy Shade of Winter, as those are among the more varied than usual styles you’ll likely be up against. So be different and rock like an alto while alt? —– (And see more comments that are just cold, added to this post’s end just before the sun sets and brings more frost.)

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Or slide some soprano or salsa or swing into your song set, as you’ll want to do more than one,

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Got a winter coat? Check. Got it in the car? Check, as it might be in the ditch. Got beer? Check, it might be frozen. So you might be hosed, but tap into the lines in the rest of this post if you were one of the few brave ones venturing out to the bars and taverns in the last 72 hours, or to see what you missed … (And see added content on Green Bay doing in Dallas, frozen tundra aside.)

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Winter is finally in almost-mid-January here — in what already is a 72-hour (now 96 and still counting) wind-and-snow-shot —

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The stickers stick quickly to the point, and those stinkers hope to make you snicker, as we see more and more of them posted here and there. Often they throw counter-culture into the current culture, or consist of a throwback to a thing (omnipresent?) like Where’s Waldo. See them on the back of stop signs or edge of light poles near you. (And in recent adds to this post, seen below, did it begin with the DOT? Or the HHAA launch party?) —– And those who messaged with a wish to subscribe … see this post’s end.

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Methinks this may be the new torrid tagging. Hey, grafitti can actually be a bit of a good gig, and

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Where, says we, be those (wily) wondrous ones? See The End, Jim. Still, this was the New Year’s Eve That Was. (An Old editor milked that very phrase until it got Old, like a passing Year when the promise comes of The New.) But this was just a bit different. So we’re a Victim of Changes, as since post-pandemic it’s been the newbies, with their own knack, out and not so much the old guard, but for a few. I’ll take the (bit naked?) nuances of the new in chronological order. —- And now just added at the end from The Day, I will throw it on back to you.

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Here we go, blow by blow. How do the new meet the older old? As I left the Buena Vista

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