The reporter used a lot of statistics and data, and trend information for the article. In one half of a paragraph, there are a number of figures used: "Its revenue, which exceeded $1 billion for the first three months of 2013, was a record. Minutes after the figures were announced Monday, Netflix stock soared more than 23 percent." The reporter would need a working knowledge of how stocks work, and how to accurately identify and report trends.

The article has a couple accompanying multimedia. The first is a side-by-side comparison of the biggest Web TV services (Netflix, hulu, etc). There is also a comment section. Both are intended to engage the reader, and help them understand the story. There are also hyperlinks scattered throughout the story which lead to other stories or information for further reading.

Near the end of the service, a man in his 20s went up to the choir area and began to attack. The injuries were not life-threatening, according to the AP.

The church, St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic, is considered to be a megachurch of the area. The attack may have happened during the Spanish mass. Parishioners grabbed the man, according to some reports, as reported by Hispanically Speaking News.

Kenneth Bae, 44, has been imprisoned since November. He was with five other tourists when a hard disk was found in their belongings. He was entering Rason, a city near North Korea's border with China and Russia, according to Aljazeera.

Friends of Bae say he is a Christian missionary who came from China to North Korea to feed orphans, according to the AP, as reported by NPR.

Andrew Pitts, 20, was unconscious when authorities pulled him out of a pond near the Shoppes at Arbor Lake. He died at Maple Grove hospital, according to Kare11.

The medical examiner listed Pitt's death as drowning, and authorities are investigating why he went into the pond, according to the Star Tribune.

Tsarnaev, 19, is now at the Bureau of Prisons facility at Fort Devens, Mass. The facility handles male patients who require long-term or specialized mental or physical care, according to USA Today.

Tsarnaev was involved in a shootout with police which left him with gunshot wounds. His injuries include ones to the tongue, neck, and leg, according to USA Today.

Tsarnaey faces life in prison or the death sentence if he is found guilty of using a weapon of mass destruction, according to the New York Times.

The death is being investigated, and as of Wednesday the cause of death has not been determined. Foul play is not suspected, according to CBS.

The girl was air-lifted to St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester after police received a 911 call saying she was not breathing. She died at the hospital, according to CBS.

This is the second child care death this year in Minnesota, according to the Star Tribune.

The police are looking for one or two suspects following a violent disruption at a gathering in a downtown park in Colorado. Some people thought firecrackers were being set off, until they realized a man and his dog had been hit by bullets, according to the Pioneer Press.

The gathering was the first 420 rally since Colorado legalized marijuana last year, according to the Denver Post.

A medical bulletin released Saturday said the girl is alert and in stable condition, according to the Washington Post.

The 22-year-old man accused of kidnapping, raping, and torturing the girl has been taken into custody, according to the Washington Post.

The hospital has not identified the workers who may have made the mistake, according to the Huffington Post.

According to the Star Tribune, Sherokee Ilse, a Maple Plain consultant and author who speaks about coping with stillbirths and miscarriages, said "We're always rushing, rushing, rushing, and we're cutting staff and dollars," she said. "Maybe these are the kinds of outcomes that happen when all that other chaos is going on."

The 577-page report was generated by 11 members of the Constitution Project, a Washington watchdog. It found that the Bush administration violated American and international law in its use of "enhanced interrogation techniques", according to the Telegraph.

According to the Telegraph, the report was the most ambitious project attempting to analyze the "controversial practices of the war on terror."

.The baby was a stillborn, and had been lying in the morgue at Regions Hospital in St. Paul. The body had been accidentally wrapped up with the sheets to be cleaned by a laundry company, according to the Washington Post.

Police say they do not suspect foul play. The laundry employees and hospital workers are being offered counseling by the hospital, according to the Washington Post.

A 29-year-old man was arrested by a SWAT team after a 7 hour standoff situation, part of which involved hostages, according to the Star Tribune.

The woman, man, and child who were held hostage were released unharmed. The man remained in the house for several more hours until police subdued him using a chemical agent, and arrested him, according to the Star Tribune.

Article: http://www.startribune.com/sports/twins/mlb/202430681.html

It moves past stereotypes, but the article really only interviewed higher-up officials and discussed statistics. An interview or two from black baseball players, or aspiring black baseball players, would have rounded out the article.

The article uses a lot of direct quotes-- the last two paragraphs are just direct quotes-- so that doesn't leave much room for the author's own voice, or for the article to get very in-depth.

On January 1, 2013, Samuel Peterson, 28, called 911 when he realized his roommate, Johnathan Lahr, 36, was not breathing after a fight, according to CBS.

The announcement was made Thursday by Dakota County Attorney Jim Backstrom. Police say there was no way to prove Peterson was not acting out of self-defense, and no charges will be filed, according to Kare11.

The man was killed by gunfire when a SWAT entered the house. The firefighters had minor injuries from a flash-bang grenade detonated by an officer as the team entered, according to USA Today.

The man, who has not yet been identified, put in a fake 911 call around 3:30 Wednesday. When 5 firefighters arrived, he held then hostage. The man allowed one firefighter to leave to move the fire truck, according to the New York Times.

The man was facing eviction, and during the situation asked for his utilities be turned back on, according to USA Today.