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• Liveblog: Apple 2010 Music Event on September 1
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• Apple TV's Meager Offerings Are Due to Business, Not Tech
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• 'Earth One' Reboots Superman's Roots for the iGeneration

• Hunting for Emmer's plan and tracking Dayton at the Fair | Mary Lahammer
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• Sara Grewing, Chris Coleman's chief of staff, to be city attorney | Political Agenda
• GOP won't let go of tracker talk, launches contest | Political Agenda
• Minnesota Public Radio confronts ratings drop | David Brauer Blog
• Tarryl Clark at State Fair today to dispute Bachmann ads | Political Agenda
• U.S., Iraqi leaders praise sacrifices of war, 'historic opportunity' | WorldCSM
• FDA needs more power over foods' health claims, editorial says | Second Opinion
• Felipe Calderón marks four years of reform efforts stymied by Mexico drug war | WorldCSM
• Lahore blasts deepen threat to foreign aid workers in Pakistan | WorldCSM
• U.S. House campaign contributions: What are Minnesota's most partisan cities? | Stories
• James Lee, killed in Discovery Channel hostage crisis, reminiscent of Unabomber | WorldCSM
• Auto sales: seven cars in fast lane despite slow economy | Business Agenda
• Second Hamas attack could change focus of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks | WorldCSM
• Thursday A.M. Report | Business Agenda
• Boxer, Fiorina debate: California economy is center stage | WorldCSM
• Coleman wants Steele to stay through election, but doesn't rule out RNC bid in 2011 | Derek Wallbank
• Poll shows anti-D.C. fervor boosting Tom Emmer | Daily Glean

• Working twice as hard to get half as far: Race-based employment gap in Minnesota
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• 3 arrested in suspected 100-home burglary spree in greater metro area
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• Charges: Cambridge pilot used moms to find victims
• Rail worker struck, killed by Northstar train
• North Memorial CEO arrested in prostitution bust
• Report of suspect's return to Coon Rapids girl's neighborhood deemed false
• At least 1,172 US military deaths in Afghanistan since 2001

• Microsoft freshens retro code lock-down tool
• Jobs moves to the heavens with Apple TV
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• Wikileaks founder blasts reopening of rape probe
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• LaCie catches ultra-small USB Flash drive bug
• HyTrust takes auditing, monitoring to the clouds
• Dell throws in 3PAR towel
• HMRC issues CD-rom alert to employers
• Toshiba touts £329 Folio Android tablet
• US loses last chance for free wireless
• AOL goes soul-searching with Google in 5-year deal
• iTunes update plugs WebKit flaw
• Boris bikes for tourists delayed till year end
• HP bids $2.4bn for 3PAR
• Apple states tax take on UK iPod pricing
• Jobs takes swing at Google over Android activations
• Apple inks Ping trademark deal with golf gear maker
• General Motors bitchslaps Tesla with Range Anxiety™

• Emmer: ‘My son made a serious mistake’ in underage drinking
• DNC video hits Pawlenty on poor Minnesota poll showing
• Pawlenty fundraises off ‘ObamaCare’ executive order
• Attorney General asked to investigate Bachmann’s state fair ad
• MPR: Bachmann ad wrong on corn dog tax
• Franken: Pawlenty ‘misrepresents what the health reform bill is’
• Reaction to Pawlenty executive order swift
• ABM releases new ad targeting Emmer
• Despite executive order, Pawlenty says he will apply for Medicaid funds
• Bachmann drops State Fair logo

• ARF is Now an IETF Standard
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• Stopping the Flow of Online Illegal Pharmaceuticals
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• God did not create the universe, says Hawking
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