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Wednesday's Rundown

The Rundown for Wednesday is here:

Win Rosenfeld

3:29 PM ET | 04- 8-2008 | permalink

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Ugh. Hidden cost of doing "The Rundown" every day? I see what I look like. My hair is now officially two-toned. I am scheduling a visit to the hairdresser and cutting off the last of those pesky (and expensive) highlights!

And I am fishing for neither compliments nor insults. Feel free not to comment.

Blergh.

Sent by Tricia, NPR | 7:02 PM ET | 04-08-2008

Tricia,

Hair not a problem, but you need to wear something more colorful.

Is Dan talking like Alison or does Alison talk like Dan?

Sent by Marc Naimark | 1:56 PM ET | 04-12-2008

sorry marc, i don't see what you see (which would be considered absolutely neurologically normal)...my brain sees real people being real individuals on a 2008 adventure that continues to break new ground...or air waves for the future!!! it's like listening to all aspects of an informative daily newspaper! it's current, expansive and fun at the same time.

Sent by jan | 5:07 PM ET | 04-12-2008

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