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Flotsam and Jetsam Will Be On Deck at Metro
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Flotsam and Jetsam has always peeked in at the heavy metal
party. Now it thinks it's about to get invited in.
The band, playing Thursday at the Metro, has a cult base, said
guitarist Ed Carlson. "But we (could) never break through."
Now, with a huge push from its record label and the arrival of
bassist Jason Ward, a Chicagoan, "that little dark cloud is shining
its light and we're ready to crush," he said.
"It hasn't been like this since Jason Newsted left," said
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Oh, Heavens! // Adler's Carlson Looks to the Skies
Chicago Sun-Times
; When Eric Carlson wants to jolt his students out of the slumber that often overtakes visitors to the dark and starry Adler Planetarium sky show, he pops in his "cosmic memory slide." This picture of galaxies and nebulas seems to take the viewer out of his normal everyday experience and projects him
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Carlson real estate North Shore firm at a crossroad
The Boston Globe
; SALEM -- Two weeks ago, Richard W. Carlson came within a single bid of losing his corporate headquarters here at a sheriff's sale. The sale, forced by a lender to pay off Carlson's personal debt, was postponed indefinitely because there were no bidders. The sheriff's sale startled the tightly knit
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Diabetes can't keep Carlson from triathlon competition
Chicago Sun-Times
; Triathlete Bill Carlson has to battle more than the rigorous competition of his sport. Carlson, 29, of San Diego, is a diabetic. He was the first diabetic to compete in the Ironman Triathlon in 1983. He also entered in 1985, 1988 and 1989. Carlson's highest finish was 97th in 1985. He is entered in
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Curt Carlson; Entrepreneur did it his way.(NEWS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; Curtis Carlson did it his way: built a big company, gained a large fortune, gave generously to charity, managed as a tough taskmaster, didn't hide a super ego, and died in a year he long ago predicted, at age 84. His death came Friday. The elements of Carlson's story are familiar: Son and grandson
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The Carlson years; From a trying first year to a concluding one marked by another big state budget surplus, Gov. Arne Carlson's tenure leaves a legacy characterized by one conclusion: The Republican rebel is well-respected by friend and foe.(NEWS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; Gov. Arne Carlson dominated Minnesota's politics and policy-making through the 1990s, imposing a sense of discipline and limits on state government, while at the same time managing to expand health care and some programs for the poor and to reshape the court system. As a result, the twice-elected
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Teresa Carlson's Leap of Fate
Filipinas
; ... they were lessened," activist and lawyer Evelyn Ursua said of Carlson's plight. Ursua recalled a disturbing anecdote following news reports last November 23 that Carlson had killed herself by jumping on the 23rd floor of her condominium unit, in an upper class ...
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Guess who's not coming to dinner.(excerpt from radio show transcript of 'Barbara Carlson and Friends' on gun violence)(Transcript)
Harper's Magazine
; From the transcript of the September 25, 1996, edition of Barbara Carlson and Friends, a radio talk show on KSTP-AM in St. Paul, Minnesota. Carlson began the program with a report about shootings that had occurred earlier that morning in downtown Minneapolis following a concert by the hip-hop group
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The Opinionated Journalist; Tucker Carlson Doesn't Let His Ideology Get in the Way of a Good Story
The Washington Post
; ... about C.S. Lewis, Whittaker Chambers, Nicaragua, and he had a contagious enthusiasm about ideas. . . . He had a real nose for news and a crack prose style." Next it was off to Little Rock, where Carlson became an editorial writer for the Arkansas Democrat ...
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CURTIS L. CARLSON 1914-1999; A salesman at heart Founder of Carlson Companies dies after stroke.(NEWS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; Curtis L. Carlson, creator of Gold Bond Stamps and founder of one of the nation's biggest private firms, died Friday at 84. For decades, he was the driving force at Minnetonka-based Carlson Companies Inc., a $7.8 billion travel, marketing and hospitality empire with 50,000 employees and holdings
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'Crossfire' Co-Host Dishes Liberally; In Upcoming Book, Tucker Carlson Spills His Secrets
The Washington Post
; ... lawyer, but realized that would lead to news stories in which "my name would be joined ... Partisans and Parasites: My Adventures in Cable News." The "Crossfire" co-host doesn't hide ... the "completely chaotic" nature of cable news. Carlson is "still upset" about the rape ...
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