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Only 1/3? - Ed Kohler

Still waiting on carrying our health records in our wallet, but lots of this stuff does exist and with better implementations than imagined in 1993. - Ed Kohler

A great example of the painfully slow process for dealing with slumlords in Minneapolis. - Ed Kohler

The comments on this rehash of a Slate piece are excellent. - Ed Kohler

Almost 30 books? That doesn't seem like many books considering how ginormous West is. And who puts out a press release about what they're "almost" doing? - Ed Kohler

A little sumthin' for my Big-4 friends. - Ed Kohler

A little sumthin' for my Big-4 friends. - Ed Kohler

Trash the dress Minneapolis style. - Ed Kohler

Trash the dress Minneapolis style. - Ed Kohler

So as long as a pritave company doesn't show a profit, it doesn't have to contribute to the digital inclusion fund. Given a choice, will they reward themselves bonuses in good years or give the profits to poor folks? - Ed Kohler

If the StarTribune or Pioneer Press shut down their websites tomorrow, I would feel no need to purchase the print edition. - Ed Kohler

That's one way to see Minnesota. - Ed Kohler

You mean to tell me that you'll give me a computer to use at work? - Ed Kohler

St. Paul's private trash collection system is idiotic. Garbage trucks travel down every street every day rather than once a week in order to pick up the one person who prefers using a different trash company. And don't try to tell me competition has made trash collection somehow more efficient due to competition in St. Paul. Pawleez. - Ed Kohler

This is one of the best things to come out of the merger to date. - Ed Kohler

If I had more time in Cleveland I'd shoot an outsider's perspective on this town. - Ed Kohler

A laser sighted .45? That's not for squirrels. - Ed Kohler

Awesome tour of local cuisine. - Ed Kohler

Is Herb right, that the decline in YP revenue is a temporary economic storm? Somehow, I think Herb is being overly optimistic about the future of annually delivered print advertising. - Ed Kohler

According to the "Fiber to the Home" council, people will pay more for homes with . . . fiber to the home. I'm willing to believe people won't buy homes that don't have broadband access today, but fiber? I'm not sure that's on most people's radar (except Bencredible). - Ed Kohler

During my 3 weeks in Canada with Ro, he received an $800 AT&T bill for his iPhone before the tour was over, so it probably looking at around $500/wk in charges. My Sprint bill for the entire trip ran just over $400 due to $300 in international roaming. So around a $1200 difference. - Ed Kohler

If we can't plant victory gardens, the terrorists have won. - Ed Kohler

Hmmm, not sure about this tactic. They may have turned a loyal customer who was comfortable paying full-price into a price-conscious customer who will expect a discount on all future orders. - Ed Kohler

WhereToLive.com has a blog now, and I'm one of the bloggers. If you're into the online real estate scene, or are curious about what I do for a living, consider subscribing. - Ed Kohler

This made my head hurt. - Ed Kohler

"The issue is that there are too many cars, not that there is too little parking." Good point. Uptown seems capable of being even more pedestrian and bike friendly if it avoids suburbanizing itself. - Ed Kohler

She seems committed to working much harder than the average Realtor. Looks like she needs to close around 1 transaction per week per member of her team to hit her goal. I've seen it done by very experienced agents. It's not clear how long she's been in the business, but she probably has a solid history to have built a team to its current size. - Ed Kohler

I'd hate to see the Munger Trail lost to rail. - Ed Kohler

Some microbiology peep friends of mine refer to sprouts as Salmonella Sprouts because they're nearly impossible to clean so always carry a slight risk. - Ed Kohler

The Big O has picked up another 3,000 followers in the past hour. Getting linked up by Ashton probably didn't hurt. - Ed Kohler

Johnny Northside posted a similar request on his blog the other day. That would be an impressive move by Rybak. I hope he considers it. - Ed Kohler

FYI: Blogger bloggers can now blog via SMS. - Ed Kohler