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The Log Jam
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Mike Koppa
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2008-06-04 22:41
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Enjoy the thinking of Mr Koppa and friends, updated every full moon or so.
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images
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Mike Koppa
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2008-02-12 22:37
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Waste Not, Want Not
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Mike Koppa
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2008-03-26 21:58
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National Depression Screening Day
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Mike Koppa
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2008-10-08 20:03
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An Afrikan Hunch
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Mike Koppa
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2008-06-17 06:42
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Join your hosts on the arguably futile quest to bring delicious renditions of ethnic cuisine. We will leave our spring saison (often times we revert to French in our cooking and writing but why not they do such a good job with the former) with:
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Archives
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Mike Koppa
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2008-03-01 22:54
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Hopping across Wisconsin
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Mike Koppa
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2008-09-27 23:33
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With the definition of art as "the arrangement of things in space" being the best I've ever heard, I stick to it. It's amazing how much ground that covers. In these lunar blogs I illustrate it best I can.
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The Heavy Duty Blahger's Handbook
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Mike Koppa
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2008-05-20 00:01
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London calling!
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Mike Koppa
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2008-10-03 21:08
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Nika, former occupant of one of the desks in room 15 at St. Veronica's grade school in Milwaukee and recent graduate from Rufus King High School, usually uses this space to give us her thoughts on the world of film. But get this: this semester she's posting from London, England.
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COUNTERPOINT with Uncle Milty
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Mike Koppa
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2008-10-10 16:43
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Uncle Milty, pal of Mr Koppa going all the way back to second grade who became the fifth-grade forward unafraid of the baseline jumper, offers lunar political counterpoints to the left-leaning and lanky then-center in the middle of the completely defendable 1-3-1.
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All Around Al's World of Sound
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Mike Koppa
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2008-09-29 21:48
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Back in third grade, my friend Al liked music and baseball. Al is still my friend, and he still likes music and baseball. He was a breakdancer in high school. And we looked at his dad's Playboys.
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Example Entry
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Mike Koppa
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2008-06-04 23:43
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