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Many entrepreneurs are earning money from posting how-to videos on YouTube on a range of subjects including tying ties. iStockphoto.com hide caption

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All Tech Considered

Beyond Cute Babies: How To Make Money On YouTube

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Beyond Cute Babies: How To Make Money On YouTube

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Seasoned golfer Joe Frey tests out the SensoGlove in Denver. Kirk Siegler for NPR hide caption

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Get A Grip: High-Tech Gloves For Golfers, Skiers

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Get A Grip: High-Tech Gloves For Golfers, Skiers

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A man walks past the entrance to News International Ltd. in London on Friday. The company is apologizing to politicians and celebrities who were victims of a phone-hacking scheme at the company's tabloid News of the World. Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Media

Murdoch's U.K. Tabloid Apologizes For Phone Hacking

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Murdoch's U.K. Tabloid Apologizes For Phone Hacking

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Simon's first album of new material in five years intersperses transcendent moments of beauty alongside his familiar tricks. Jason Kempin/Getty Images hide caption

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Music Reviews

Paul Simon: Old Sounds, New Perspectives

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Michelle Rhee served as the head of D.C. Public Schools for almost three years. She now heads her own education advocacy group, StudentsFirst. Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP hide caption

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Education

In D.C., Michelle Rhee May Answer For Suspect Scores

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In D.C., Michelle Rhee May Answer For Suspect Scores

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Ahmed Chalabi, shown in May 2010, says Iraq should lead the way toward democratic change in the region. But some say he may be playing a dangerous game. Karim Kadim/AP hide caption

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World

Iraq's Chalabi Advises Protesters Abroad

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Iraq's Chalabi Advises Protesters Abroad

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A screen grab taken from news footage by Japanese public broadcaster NHK shows an aerial view of damaged train carriages in Shinchi, Fukushima prefecture, on March 12. NHK/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Rebuilding Japan

Covering A Story 'Beyond Japan's Imagination'

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Covering A Story 'Beyond Japan's Imagination'

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