Hart Van Denburg

Kara Swisher and Peter Kafka

allthingsd.com — According to sources close to the situation, the Yahoo board plans to meet Sunday night to decide whether to approve a $1.1 billion all-cash offer for New York-based blogging site Tumblr. As AllThingsD.com first reported yesterday, Yahoo has been mulling some kind of deal with the hip New York-based blogging site, from a strategic investment to an outright acquisition.

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blogs.mprnews.org — Football fans were reveling over the design of the new Vikings stadium this week, but bird watchers remain skeptical. Glass, they say, kills birds. And it looks like there's a LOT of glass on that new stadium. The issue actually came up back in November, in a review of the stadium project's proposed environmental impact...

Threat to soldiers: lenders (5x8 - 5/17/13)

minnesota.publicradio.org — Posted at 6:55 AM on May 17, 2013 by Bob Collins ( 0 Comments) Filed under: Five by 8 1) THE LOAN RACKET Among this week's must reads is the joint project with Marketplace and Pro Publica, examining the way military service members are being ripped off by the loan industry, despite laws designed to protect them.

Video: Gay rights pioneers Jack Baker and Michael McConnell predicted marriage victory in '70s

minnesota.publicradio.org — The two Minneapolis men who were the first in the country to fight for the legal right for gay couples to marry 43 years ago have kept a low profile this week, even as Minnesota became the 12th state to legalize same-sex marriage. Jack Baker and Michael McConnell say they're "elated" by the development.

Creeping wall of ice destroys homes in Canada

bbc.co.uk — Several homes have been destroyed and many damaged in the Canadian province of Manitoba after ice from a nearby lake was pushed up onto land by the wind.

Glaciers Visit Izatys Resort - Mille Lacs Lake, MN

youtube.com — Ice Heaves pushed up from Mille Lacs Lake onto the Resort grounds and damaged homes within 15 minutes

Garry Winogrand, Who Retreated from Editing

lens.blogs.nytimes.com — New York's photographic community was small enough in the 1970s that you could spot Garry Winogrand and Lee Friedlander patrolling opposite sides of Fifth Avenue on the same day. But it was Garry, with his big presence and personality, whom I saw more often.