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Daydreaming:
Posting Secrets
Mar-17-2009
...Posting Secrets. Sharing secrets, in post cards, and on the radio.. --Martina Castro Five years ago, Frank Warren started a little art project called PostSecret....
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What's the State of Your Union?
Feb-24-2009
...You in the middle: make room. Not on Twitter? No problem. Simply post your own 140-character State of the Union address as a comment below. Remember that 140 characters is basically...
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Big Money
Dec-19-2008
...of building The Great Pyramid, at today's labor rates: about 17 billion British pounds. -- The Huffington Post reported this week that Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme may cost the US Treasury...
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Join The Real Economy Project
Dec-09-2008
...post your comments below and let us know how your response has changed....
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Join The Real Economy Project
Nov-19-2008
...post your comments below and let us know how your response has changed....
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Subversive Almonds, Dolls And Other Election-Night Rituals
Nov-04-2008
...recipes. Who knew that wheat spaghetti was good for the GOP? The Washington Post offers a more highbrow take on Election Night eating. Ingesting mini quiche or Chinese takeout is like...
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Send Your Housing Horror Stories
Oct-30-2008
...we want your housing horror stories. Have you been through something similar? Post your tale below....
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The Undecided Project
Oct-24-2008
...this post. Or, if you don't have a Google account, you can send your story (along with your name, and where you live) to undecided@npr.org so that we can add it for you. Either way,...
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The Undecided Project
Oct-20-2008
...of this post. Or, if you don't have a Google account, you can send your story (along with your name, and where you live) to undecided@npr.org so that we can add it for you. Either way,...
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Upgrading Our Comments Process
Sep-29-2008
...Upgrading Our Comments Process. Find out about our new procedures for posting comments. --Steve Proffitt This week, NPR is instituting a new system that we hope will result in a greater...
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I Will Miss David Foster Wallace
Sep-15-2008
...something to be stamped FRAGILE at a Chicago post office or tried to obtain a glass of water from a South Boston waitress knows well the soul-crushing effect of a service workers scowl,...
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Trying to Cap the Genie
Sep-12-2008
...of the provisions of the "agreement" in this piece. And one could argue that NPR, by featuring a photo, and posting a radio story on our Web site that contains interview excerpts, also...
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Can a Mom Rule?
Sep-08-2008
...took things even further by declaring that Palin would not be able to focus on her job given her family distractions. And Washington Post columnist Sally Quinn wrote: "Of course, women...
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More Reading the California Dream
Aug-08-2008
...my life. But a much-needed post-grad school vacation here in Los Angeles made me fall in love with the place. Drinking margaritas on the patio. Lolling by the pool. And, of course, reading....
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See the Music
Jul-31-2008
...LA as a post-Armageddon wasteland. I particularly liked listening to the whiney lead singer rip on the "ladies, pleasant and demure. Sallow-cheeked and sure. I can see your undies."...
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Shereen Needs Music: PART TWO
Jul-28-2008
...songs -- and post it -- very soon. We're still taking song submissions from artists and we only have one requirement: YOUR SONG HAS TO BE ABOUT CALIFORNIA. That's it. So send an...
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'Sex Without Condoms' Prompts Heated Debate
Jul-25-2008
...Sex Without Condoms' Prompts Heated Debate. A "What's the New What" segment provokes tons of mail -- and threats of a listener divorce.. Note: Comments for this post are now closed....
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Shereen Needs Music
Jul-23-2008
...list of the best songs ever recorded about California. We've gotten some responses, but need more. It can be anything, from the obvious to the obscure, so please post your suggestion...
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Link Think: LA (End) Times
Jul-23-2008
...but together they represent the most radical disruption the industry has ever faced. Even papers with committed ownerships, like The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Wall...
