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@JonathanYarwood Apple watches?

Long may the “no cell phones” rule be a thing at Augusta! It’s so refreshing and people are so much more engaged. Need to call someone? You get free landline calls on the course with old fashioned phones. Really adds to the character of the event, as does the cheap food prices 👌🏼💪🏼

@Jazzysnoop75767 @Gabriele_Corno Nothing, they eat shoots and leaves! 😄

@Gabriele_Corno load of BS. Do you know how much it will cost to feed a panda every day?

Mother Panda rejected his cub because he was different...and then

@KirkMcEwen @98Rock There is a dark side of the moon, but it isn't permanent.

We played Pink Floyd “Dark Side of the Moon” 🌖 today and Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral got wind of it and let us know they’d be listening! How cool, the power of radio 📻 Safe travels, crew #Artemis @98Rock #PinkFloyd It sounded really good, like 1973

@Patrick_Reusse I can't believe the NCAA Men's basketball championship game is not on free, rabbit ears TV! In a taxpayer-funded stadium, no less.

What time does this 7:30 pm hoops game start?

@DannyDrinksWine Oh man was this a funny movie!

When Blake Edwards's 'The Party' (1968) was released, Time Magazine's review was snide: They wrote, “This Party, in short, is strictly for those who don’t get around much." The New York Times was offended by the movie- They wrote: “When, eventually, Peter Sellers is reduced to mugging the poor Indian’s pain at not being able to empty his bladder, the picture hits a low point from which it never recovers." When the British royal family watched 'The Party' (1968)together at Balmoral, however, Elizabeth II laughed so hard that tears rolled down her face. ("Mr. Strangelove - A Biography of Peter Sellers", Ed Sikov, 2002) P.S: On this day, 58 years ago, "The Party" (1968) was released in the USA.

@kayleefabulous @JustPlainPat Did you see the freighter stuck in ice?

@JustPlainPat 💯

Sure, but I’d say that’s the absolute bare minimum. Real men should have a 30 rack.

I like seeing the Twins on broadcast. Rabbit ears TV! Thanks @FOX9

@RandBall It's those robot umpires!

Power out at Target Field, as everyone at the ballpark is reporting. Xcel map shows 1,540 customers lost power in and around Target Field. Estimated time to fix? 5 p.m.! Guess we will find out if an MLB home opener in an hour can expedite things ... outagemap-xcelenergy.com/outagemap/

@jonbream @springsteen @TargetCenterMN @StarTribune Wow, 29 times. Have you ever ranked them, Jon?

ICYMI: @springsteen roars for democracy in powerful Minneapolis concert @TargetCenterMN. It was the best of his 29 or so gigs in Twin Cities. An emotional mix of tears, pride & complicated joy for us Minnesotans. Read @StarTribune review & watch videos. startribune.com/bruce-springst…

@EddieTrunk Three years ago in St. Paul, my friend was very bummed Bruce didn't play "Hungry Heart." I told him he's got 20 albums and hundreds of songs, he can't play 'em all!

It seems my opinion about artists doing covers live has touched off a debate of sorts? Apparently the part about artists with “deep extensive catalogs” was lost? All I am saying is an artist like Bruce has literally hundreds of songs. He does a percentage of covers all the time I’m told. IMO simply as a fan, if I go to see an artist because I love their music and they have an extensive catalog, I’d rather hear their songs. Simple as that. Again I get some have made covers their own, or it serves as a solo spotlight for someone. All good. But using the Bruce example I have a ton of friends that go see him and would much rather hear Jungleland or something he left out of his own catalog, vs a cover. I have seen Kiss, VH and more over the years add covers at the expense of big songs they left out. Just my opinion as a fan going to see an artist I love that has a large catalog. To each their own.

@TwinsAlmanac Circle him, Bert!

Is that Hall of Famer Paul Molitor in the audience at the Bruce Springsteen concert last night during “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out”?

@jonbream @springsteen @TargetCenterMN @ChadHartmanShow @wccoradio I missed it . . . don't say that!

I’ll be talking @springsteen @TargetCenterMN with @ChadHartmanShow on @wccoradio at 2:05 pm today. Was it the Boss’ best show ever in Twin Cities?

@StarTribune Stop printing profanity, @StarTribune, even if it comes from elected officials. You're better than this.

Chaos erupts at Minneapolis council meeting during debate over global politics startribune.com/minneapolis-ci…

@MinnesotaMunn @Timberwolves Boss!

On top of that insane @timberwolves finish last night, seat member Kyle was incredibly gracious to make and deliver a #Wolves #OldShep wake skate which will be put into action this summer #Tenmilelake

@MNTwinsZealot I love the Barn!

Elvera "Peps" Neuman “The Blanket Lady” is a pioneer in women’s basketball. Played professionally in the 50s, went to Eden Valley-Watkins High School in Minnesota. Her jersey is in the basketball HOF.

Seinfeld was great tonight!

High Point student radio call of the game is what it is all about

Bracket busted!

@WCCOShaffer For one day a year, can't they switch to a blue screen? 😂

Why meteorologists can’t wear green on St. Patrick’s Day!

@dndjdjdjdnnho @StarTribune It's a great time to use vacation time.

@StarTribune Do they not have jobs? All on MN paid leave?

Thousands of people walked, danced and jumped through St. Paul for the the 60th annual St. Patrick's Day parade on Tuesday, March 17. Photos: Alex Kormann/The Minnesota Star Tribune.