And it’s not just kids playing them that’s on the decline, it’s people buying them too. It’s a cultural phenomenon that’s simply a sign of changing times.
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It’s the fictional story of a real world participant in Western North Dakota’s 1980’s oil boom.
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Over the last month all the news about the oil boom has centered around the price of oil, but it’s easy to forget that what’s happening in North Dakota right now is just as much a human story. Here’s a nice piece from the NY Times perfect for the Christmas season.
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The Dickens Festival fixture underwent quite a renovation over the last year, but the bus is ready and running just in time for this years festivities.
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High culture on the high plains can be hard to come by, but two venues in Sidney are putting the word out that they have open spots on the calendar and are looking for performers.
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For nostalgia seeking movie watchers, there are still a few places to catch a movie from your car… on an actual big screen.
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If you’ve been waiting for the marginalization of the cable companies, you’re one big step closer. Starting in 2015 HBO will offer direct streaming to Internet-only subscribers. Al la carte television is almost here.
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