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Tim Douglas

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As seen in: The Australian, Bandcamp Daily, The Money Puzzle, VegNews, FTAdviser, Blogarama, Stockhead, Pope County Tribune
Editor, The Weekend Australian Review. Lapsed trombonist. Reformed unicyclist. Juggler - literally; figuratively. Appreciates words.
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Who really decides the winner of the Archibald Prize?

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By Tim Douglas Verified
| Stockhead Verified
By Tim Douglas, chief culture correspondent, The Australian For all the controversy and commentary surrounding the Archibald Prize, the judging process is both simple and opaque. Each year, up to 1000 entries arrive at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, where the finalists and the eventual winner of the country’s most famous portrait award are determined. Unlike many major international art prizes, the Archibald – which began in 1921 – is not judged by an independent panel of curators or artists.
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Bipartisan attitude seems impossible for state House

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By Tim Douglas Verified
| Pope County Tribune Verified
Publisher’s Perspective By Tim Douglas, Publisher Just when we thought the new balance in the Minnesota State Legislature would force our representatives to be less partisan, we are witnessing a swing the other direction. On election night, House DFL leadership was disappointed that their majority had turned into a 67-67 tie with Republicans. Seats the DFL were expected to lose were lost and a few they were expected to win were lost as well.
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Quarterback duo goes to Sam Darnold

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By Tim Douglas Verified
| Pope County Tribune Verified
Publisher’s Perspective By Tim Douglas, Publisher Two of my boys and one grandson joined 67,000 Vikings fans at U.S. Bank Stadium Sunday to watch the Vikings get a win over the Atlanta Falcons, led by former Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins. The game was a tight one until the fourth quarter when the Vikings, on the arm of Sam Darnold, scored 21 unanswered points that led to the lopsided victory.
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