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Wednesday November 17, 2021

NPR Extra

Lia Crockett is NPR's new senior manager for events

November 17, 2021 • Crockett's portfolio will include overseeing podcast live events as well as the Trivia Night series and NPR Music live event series, including the Tiny Desk Fest.

Wednesday July 13, 2011

Organic Water: A New Wave In Marketing

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Organic Water: A New Wave In Marketing

July 13, 2011 • Marketing products as organic may attract customers, but the claim may be a little much for water. A quick Google search and a spin through the Fancy Food Show turn up lots of organic bottled water. It might be time to separate out some popular marketing buzz words from the actual science.

Friday June 10, 2011

Behind The Scenes And 'Back To The Future' With Photographer Irina Werning

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Behind The Scenes And 'Back To The Future' With Photographer Irina Werning

June 10, 2011 • What started as a personal project has become an internet sensation. And almost overnight photographer Irina Werning went from shooting friends and family to NFL superstar Chris Cooley.

Tuesday June 7, 2011

Embraced In Space: A Rare Glimpse Of The Shuttle And Space Station

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Embraced In Space: A Rare Glimpse Of The Shuttle And Space Station

June 7, 2011 • An astronaut's photo provides a never-before-seen perspective of the space shuttle Endeavour docked with the International Space Station.

Thursday March 19, 2009

Your Health

A Hair Mystery: Curly Hair Gone Straight

March 19, 2009 • Some people have straight hair and want curly hair. Others have curls and iron them out. But for a few people, their hair actually changes shape and texture on its own — and not just because of the weather.

A Hair Mystery: Curly Hair Gone Straight

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