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In an era where the buzz word is mobile, Samsung has decided bigger really is better. At the International Consumer Electronics Show they debuted an 85 inch Ultra High Definition TV screen.  Even if you could afford to buy this big screen that is expected to come out later this year, will you watch TV the way you did five years ago?

The arts community in downtown St. Paul is continuing to grow with the recent additions of Bedlam Lowertown and the Minnesota Museum of American Art (MMAA). Both of these institutions, for a variety of reasons, found themselves without a permanent space for some time, and both chose to settle within a few blocks of SPNN. We're so happy to welcome them to the neighborhood, and excited to see what kind of new, creative work they bring. Want to see what these organizations are up to?

‘Find out what moves you,’ are the first words you see when you visit the St Paul Sprockets website, the new citywide out-of-school time network in St Paul. Given that young people spend about 80 percent of their time outside of school, it is easy to see how enriching their out-of-school time can perhaps be even more influential on their future than time spent in the classroom. A collaboration of the City of Saint Paul, youth-serving community organizations...

By Dr. Todd Berntson, Executive Director Pagan Living TV

 When I finished graduate school in clinical psychology, the last thing in the world I thought I would end up doing is producing a TV show. Pagan Living TV was established as a charitable non-profit organization that produces a weekly news program that discusses the issues of today from a Pagan perspective. When I decided to start PLTV, I quickly discovered that it takes enormous resources, a lot of talented people, and a ton of creativity to launch a broadcast-quality program.