All Things Considered for April 15, 2011 Hear the All Things Considered program for April 15, 2011
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Dream Weaver: In Inception, Joseph Gordon-Levitt (center) plays a point man in an elaborate and illicit scheme to plant an idea in the mind of a businessman while he sleeps. Stephen Vaughan/Warner Bros. hide caption
Posters commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs in Havana on April 13. This weekend's Cuban Communist Party Congress is timed with the anniversary in mind. AFP/Getty Images hide caption
A man holds up a first class 44-cent stamp. The U.S. post office had egg on its face Friday after realizing that a stamp showing the Statue of Liberty in close up was not taken in New York's harbor, but Las Vegas. Paul J. Richards /AFP/Getty Images hide caption
NATO's secretary-general said this week that the alliance needs more strike aircraft like this Norwegian F-16 fighter, shown taking off from Bodoe, Norway, on March 21, for the operation in Libya. Trond Hoeyvik/Royal Norwegian Air Force/AP hide caption
Chef Jamie Oliver takes his reality show Food Revolution to Los Angeles in an effort to revamp lunches in the nation's second-largest school district. Greg Zabilski/ABC hide caption
The ShopGirls, from Granite Falls High School in Granite Falls, Wash., prepare their car for the annual Shell Eco-marathon on Saturday at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. Jeff Brady/NPR hide caption
Reykjavik graffiti. David Kestenbaum/NPR hide caption
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