Now you can enjoy her classic dishes – such as Textus Tacos, Nuclear Hot Chili, and the newly added American Slider.

Order your Hilary Clinton’s “My Best Secrets – What I Love to Cook” from the Journal of American Rocket Science NOW

CEO of Twin Cities Public Television, Channel Two, will receive knighthood from Queen Elizabeth for promoting British image.

The number of states approving same sex marriage will exceed the number of states in which Mitt Romney owns houses.

Michele Bachmann appears on Saint Cloud TV station KPXM accusing Stearns County building inspections department of bias for not giving her a building permit to build a church she is starting in Lake Wobegone. “ They told me the town doesn’t exist – how dumb do they think I am?”

In order to increase sales, a medical marijuana company will name its product Potsticker.

In order to attract more volunteer astronauts for the one-way mission to the planet Mars, NASA offers frequent flyer miles.

Minneapolis, occasionally called a less charming city than Saint Paul, will initiate a public relations program that claims Minneapolis streets are more confusing to drive than in Saint Paul.

Engelbretson’s Food on Lake Street will introduce a new ice cream flavor: Lutefisk.

Governor Mark Dayton, seeking to update his name, will change it to Macys.

Macy’s Store chain, seeking to acquire a more classical and traditional name, will take the name Dayton’s.

The Journal of American Rocket Science hopes your Thanksgiving grape salad will be as delicious as all your past Thanksgiving grape salads!

For scores of Minnesota bird protectors who have protested the new glass panels about to be installed at the Vikings Stadium near downtown Minneapolis, Vikings management have refused to install patterned glass that will keep innocent birds away, instead favoring clear glass that will cause the death of an incalculable number of the winged species. The Journal of American Rocket Science has a response. The famed Roadrunner has entertained many of us outwitting Wiley E Coyote by swiftly racing through rock walls that Wiley crumpled against.

In due time Roadrunner will whiz off the cartoon strip to zoom into the Football park’s large glass wall, smashing it to bits. For football owners, their feathers will be ruffled. For bird advocates “That’s Entertainment!”

Citing lack of reasonable need, The Journal of American Rocket Science today notified the U.S Defense Department that our operation will not accept their offer of a military attack helicopter.

The Journal of American Rocket Science is adapting templates of the natural foods movement to develop systems for farmers to make organic fuel oil from their corn and soybean crops. From farm to fuel tank, local markets will supply locally produced organic rocket fuel to NASA.

Soon – all of NASA’s space-reaching rockets will be powered by organic fuels – designed by The Journal of American Rocket Science.

Stay tuned for further details!

Here are their findings:

The Guthrie Theater will finally find its true calling and will be reused as an orbiting IKEA.

The Minneapolis Planning and Economic Development Department will re-define a “small area plan” to contain an entire solar system.

By 20014, Minneapolis downtown skyways will be converted into human transport tubes to whisk business people around the area in milliseconds. 

20014 Historians will read 20th century copies of the Star Tribune, and with Sid Hartman’s large amount of copy space, assume Sid was a spiritual leader and obscured his wisdom with pseudo-inane commentary. 

The U of M’s golden gopher will morph into a golden gopher robot.

At the Preserve Minneapolis’s 20014 Breakfast With a Preservationist event, the audience will probably have Soylent Green pastries served by robots.

Preserve Minneapolis will still call their Summer events Walking & Biking Tours—but conduct them with jetpacks and teleporting.

The Vikings will be asking for a new planet for their space-stadium.

Block E will still be empty and sad.

Most coffeehouses’ upper shelves of Monin syrups will be unchanged from 2001.

Saint Paul won’t have changed much.

Here are some notable if not sardonic descriptions of their multitudes of patrons sitting just across the bar counter from them:

Soul Stealer – a barfly who comes in (usually when it’s quiet) and sucks out the barman’s very core with his self-centered depressing rhetoric.
Pitching a tent or camping – sitting forever after finishing a drink.
Cloudy – an intoxicated customer.
Red light – to cut a customer off.
Baby – a minor.
Book Club – a group of (almost exclusively) women who drink (almost exclusively) wine – excruciatingly very slowly.
Franklin – a great tipper.
Mikana – a cute or hot girl.
Mkana V.S.O.P. – a beautiful woman who is a bit older.
Strangler – a guy who pesters women.
Sniper – who wears sun glasses indoors, at night.
Nice Shoes – a hot girl alert.
The tour bus stopped out front – when 25 people walk in at the same time.
The turn – crossing over to midnight.
Pharmacist – who orders the most obscure drinks with the most obscure specifications.
Dairy Queens – Guests who order multiple creamy drinks.

• The Hostess Company launches a rocket to the moon to make a smiley face of Twinkies on the lunar surface.
• Rick Perry gives up Texas politics to become the new Marlboro man.
• Governor Mark Dayton travels to Las Vegas to delver a speech at a political workshop, mistakenly goes to a comedy club instead, and what became a one night stand up comedy act is a smash hit. Variety Magazine lauds his impersonation of a fumbling politician.
• The Guthrie Theater closes. IKEA immediately snaps up a deal to buy the building and opens a multi-level bar furniture mart.
• Block E becomes converted into a multi-store discount mall featuring K Mart, Walmart, Sam’s Club, Mattress World, and The Used Tire Emporium.
• Latest trend in hip restaurants: pot hole cooking. Chefs will fabricate facsimiles of potholes in city streets, installing burners underneath to prepare food for their patrons – the most popular being pot roast.
• Minneapolis School board goes for ranked choice voting to select new superintendent: Miss Richfield is elected.
• The administration of the Minnesota Orchestra will continue the musicians’ lockout with their new economic plan to operate at a small deficit by paying executives and staff without offering any orchestra musical programming.
• The University of Minnesota will follow the Minnesota Orchestra’s administration’s economic plan: to make funding available for increased staff, the U will eliminate students.
• Saint Paul officials require uneaten lutefisk must be deposited in a hazardous waste dump.

The Star Tribune of the Twin Cities reports in their November 20th issue the original building was constructed in 1919 and 1920 by the Nonpartisan League, a populist movement that founded the Minnesota Daily Star. The building’s façade changed dramatically during the 1940s through the 1960s, reflecting Art Deco and mid-century modern elements.

The issue appears be solved by an architectural proposal recently submitted to Minneapolis preservation organizations.