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Daydreaming:
E-Mercedes?
Jan-12-2009
...car would cost. But I imagine, much like the press party, this is one car I'm not getting into. When I get back to L.A., this is the only Mercedes that will have me. Photo by Gary Dauphin,...
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A Calming Parrot, A Guiding Horse And An Anti-Anxiety Monkey
Jan-02-2009
...be worth it as the animals typically live for decades longer than guide dogs. Rebecca Skloot You can see additional photos and find out more on Rebecca Skloot's...
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A Calming Parrot, A Guiding Horse And An Anti-Anxiety Monkey
Jan-02-2009
...live and work for decades longer than a guide dog. You can see additional photos and find out more on Rebecca Skloot's blog....
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Top 5 Holiday Gadget Gifts
Dec-18-2008
...SLR line, those "professional-consumer" cameras with detachable lenses perfect for high-quality family photos. Thanks to the D90's live-action viewfinder, you can watch the action and...
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The Many Moods of Rod Blagojevich
Dec-11-2008
...more than one story depending on how you crop it. Consider this wire photo of indicted Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich on his way into work Wednesday morning. AP Images...
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Join The Real Economy Project
Dec-09-2008
...Join The Real Economy Project. Share your story as part of the Real Economy Project. . AP Photo Composite A month ago, we put out a call for listeners to share their "real economy"...
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Ads in the Classroom?
Dec-04-2008
...Ads in the Classroom?. True or False? Teacher sells ad space on test papers. Can advertisers save American education? NPR composite photo: Getty Images -- Jolie...
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What Car Show Goers REALLY Want to See
Nov-21-2008
...What Car Show Goers REALLY Want to See. Something weird, with blue fur at the LA Auto Show. --Steve Proffitt Cadillac Escalade Hybrid NPR Photo Nissan's...
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Political Thanksgiving
Nov-19-2008
...Political Thanksgiving. Political arguing around the Thanksgiving table. NPR composite photo: Getty Images --Steve Proffitt Every four years, Americans engage...
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Join The Real Economy Project
Nov-19-2008
...Join The Real Economy Project. Share your story as part of the Real Economy Project. . AP Photo Composite A month ago, we put out a call for listeners to share their "real economy"...
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Long May You Run: Saving The Auto Companies
Nov-17-2008
...composite photo: Getty Images, AP Images --Steve Proffitt This week the Senate Banking Committee will hold hearings to discuss various proposals to help America's struggling...
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Moms Talk Obama
Oct-27-2008
...Moms Talk Obama. What has - or hasn't - Barack Obama's candidacy done for race relations?. NPR Staff Photo --Madeleine Brand I sat down with a group of African-...
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Costumes in the News?
Oct-27-2008
...Costumes in the News?. Going out on Halloween as a character in the news? Send us your photos. Are you dressing up for Halloween as someone in the news? If...
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Join Our Real Economy Project
Oct-23-2008
...Join Our Real Economy Project. Be part of our Real Economy Project. Answer these question and you may be on the air.. AP Photo Composite We are looking for people to check in with...
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Last Chance
Oct-15-2008
...Last Chance. What do you want to hear in tonight's debate?. NPR Photo-composite: Barack Obama, John McCain AP Images We heard from an undecided voter on the...
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Join Our Real Economy Project
Oct-13-2008
...Join Our Real Economy Project. Be part of our Real Economy Project. Answer these question and you may be on the air.. AP Photo Composite We are looking for people to check in with...
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It's Hot in Here!
Oct-07-2008
...It's Hot in Here!. Is the presidential race affecting relations with your co-workers?. --Madeleine Brand NPR Photo-composite: John McCain, Charles Keating, William Ayers,...
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OK - Now? Bailout: Yes or No?
Sep-30-2008
...OK - Now? Bailout: Yes or No?. Markets Lose A Trillion Bucks. Want to reconsider that bailout?. NPR Photo-illustration --Madeleine Brand Last week, I asked that question and you...
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What $700B Means In Ferraris, Donkeys And Clones
Sep-26-2008
...in Alaska. Sarah Palin would not approve. NPR Composite Of AP Photos $700 billion could buy a laptop for every child (age 5-19) in the whole wide world. With all that great online...
