Tammy

A map of Minnesota divided by what are considered the Northern parts of the state, but the map is seriously flawed extending itself down into Southern Iowa.

This might be the worst map yet.

Cover of a book titled "dropping acid: the reflux diet cookbook and cure"

Good title

Shakespeare in Love is a good movie

Trumpeters overhead.

When did we stop draining our pasta?

This book isn't taking itself seriously and I am here for it. The plot is "what if the Scorpion's Wind of Change podcast really happened."

This is delightful.

Sunday Coffee and Records: Record 1
My Woman by Angel Olsen

The book " The Whyte Python world tour" Travis Kennedy. The book cover is blue with a white guitar and a stamp from the central intelligence agency.

It's time to read.

A furry white dog in front of the library on campus

New mascot on campus

You'd be surprised at how much of library budgets go toward paying for access, ie. paying for something but never owning it. It's about inadequate funding but it's also about how vendors have libraries over a barrel.

Plan to close Bemidji elementary school serving mostly Native American students sparks pushback J.W. Smith Elementary School is the last public school in downtown Bemidji. The district plans to close it later this year, the second elementary to close in the city in five years.

J.W. Smith Elementary School is the last public school in downtown Bemidji. The district plans to close it later this year, the second elementary to close in the city in five years.

I don't want to read the story, but how is this photo related?

Local brewery collab People Powered Pilsner celebrates 50 years of KAXE KAXE kicks off its 50th birthday year with locally produced beers from Klockow Brewing in Grand Rapids, Bemidji Brewing in Bemidji and Jack Pine Brewery in Baxter.

Radio flavored beer! www.kaxe.org/kaxe/2026-03...

lol

jason isbell? oooh twin cities dads are gonna be out on the town tonight

phones are just so sensible.

I haven't figured out how to make a call when I'm in the middle of a webinar. Is that possible? I logged out. searched for my earbud/ mic combo, logged back in to make the call....argh. I'm sure it'll be easier evenutally?

can we talk about how stupid zoom phoning is?

cover of the book "Thinking critically about what matters: a punk rock guide."

🤘

There's a person parked across the street from the college lying on the roof of their car looking at their phone. Weird, but in relation to the world today, also not weird.

I did a presentation for a history class today talking about marginalia and digging into our modest antiquarian collection. It was a blast. Easily the funnest presentation I've ever done as a librarian.

a clock is a time machine

The candy heir vs. chocolate skimpflation The grandson of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cups creator has launched a campaign against The Hershey Company, which owns the Reese's brand. He wants them to stop skimping on ingredients.

The grandson of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cups creator has launched a campaign against The Hershey Company, which owns the Reese's brand. He wants them to stop skimping on ingredients. n.pr/3N2lYUx

s'okay. I'm eating PB&J toast and reading about marginalia.

Fogged in. No blood moon here.

Title page or book: Fermat's Last Theorem. To the left, a portrait of Fermat.

Math aside, there's a fascinating story here.

Same here 😔

graphic of the united states divided by time zones for when the total lunar eclipse will be visible the morning of march 3rd. It starts at 6:04 EST, 5:04 CST, etc.

gonna set my alarm so i can watch the moon bleed

'Sea of Grass' highlights the beauty, complexities of our prairies In “Sea of Grass,” Dave Hage and Josephine Marcotty dig into the history, science and future of the North American Prairie--painting a vivid portrait of this diverse, but disappearing ecosystem.

Such an important book. www.kaxe.org/show/what-we...