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Friday February 25, 2011

Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!

See if you're really any good at multitasking.

February 25, 2011 • Ever wondered if you'd be a good at teaching kindergarten, or juggling juggling balls? Test your multitasking skills here.

Saturday January 29, 2011

Anti-Government Protests Roil Egypt

Unrest In Egypt Isn't Keeping All Tourists Home

January 29, 2011 • There are thousands of foreign tourists in Egypt right now and many are traveling on group tours. The Egyptian government's shutdown of internet and phone service is making it difficult for tour operators to stay in touch with their employees and monitor the safety of their clients.

Unrest In Egypt Isn't Keeping All Tourists Home

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Thursday January 6, 2011

U.S. Uses Birth Control To Rein In Wild Horses

A wild horse at Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. The horses on the island are not given supplemental food or vet care, but the National Park Service darts its mares with a birth control vaccine to help reduce the size of the herd. Serri Graslie/NPR hide caption

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U.S. Uses Birth Control To Rein In Wild Horses

January 6, 2011 • The Bureau of Land Management is using birth control to whittle down the population of its herd of wild horses in the West. Right now there are 12,000 more horses than the range can support.

U.S. Uses Birth Control To Rein In Wild Horses

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