Education results have been disastrous in some cases. We will talk to the attorney general investigating the processes. Ed stone talking about his new book. About his new things and twitter. Great, thoughtful guy. Has launched a bunch of Different Companies. Topre going to take the headlines, starting with samsung. Projecting its second Straight Year over year decline in quarterly profits and sales of the high end smartphones blow down. A profit of 8 billion, down four percent from the previous year. Thatg that the galaxy s5 comes out on friday and 150 countries will reenergize sales. Twitter started rolling out a redesign for web users and a larger profile picture for scanning and filters. They can pin a tweet at the top of the page. It will be rolled out to all users in the coming weeks. Cutting prices after raising 200 50 million in new funding. Announcing a price cut in 20 of all of the markets in which it operates. Huber uber similar cuts. Uber expanding. Courier expanding to a se
Lee Uglem, age 70, passed away October 8, 2023 at home surrounded by his family, after a lengthy battle with advanced prostate cancer. He was born and raised in Robbinsdale, moving to Deerwood at age four with his parents, Eugene and Dorothy Uglem. Lee served in the US Navy and sold real estate with his dad at Uglem Realty. He worked as a clerk/carrier for the United States Postal Service in Brainerd for over thirty years. Lee married Ellen Guy on September 30th, 1978 in Big Sky, Montana. His pride and joy were his daughters, Kelly and Sarah, and his four grandchildren. Lee loved to hunt ducks, geese and deer, and he loved all kinds of fishing. Lee founded the Cuyuna Range Ducks Unlimited chapter in the early 1980’s. He was a terrific golfer, and a life-long member of Cuyuna Country Club/Cuyuna Rolling Hills. Lee served as president of the Serpent Lake Association, and worked diligently to improve the water quality of the lake and maintain the lake’s buoys. Lee is survived by his w