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Parisi Tsakirios, 29, mends a net as he prepares for another fishing trip. "I can't imagine doing any other job, because I love the sea," he says. "But there are hardly any fish. I barely break even. I can't support my family." Joanna Kakissis/NPR hide caption
The 1949 murder film Too Late For Tears, starring Lizabeth Scott and Dan Duryea, follows a woman desperate to protect a newfound fortune. It will be shown as part of Turner Classic Movies' "Summer of Darkness" on July 17. Courtesy of Turner Classic Movies hide caption
Mystery Loves Company, And TCM's Noir Movie Marathon Has Plenty Of Both
Ukraine Finance Minister Says Economic Success Is Key To Ending Conflict
One of the surprises on our crowdsourced road-trip playlist was a song by folk singer and activist Barbara Dane, shown performing in 1960. Wikimedia Commons hide caption
On Your Road-Trip Playlist, The Usual Suspects Plus A Sweet Surprise
NASCAR Goes Green: Gas-Guzzling Sport Works To Reduce Carbon Footprint
Mahan Esfahani's new album, Time Present and Time Past, combines Baroque and minimalist works for the harpsichord. Bernhard Musil/Deutsche Grammophon hide caption
Supporter Says Woodfox Is 'Very Cautious' When It Comes To Judicial System
In Win For The FCC, Federal Judge Refuses To Block Net Neutrality Rules
Pam Marrone (right), founder and CEO of Marrone Bio Innovations, inspects some colonies of microbes. Marrone has spent most of her professional life prospecting for microbial pesticides and bringing them to market. Dan Charles/NPR hide caption
Mighty Farming Microbes: Companies Harness Bacteria To Give Crops A Boost
Parisi Tsakirios, 29, mends a net as he prepares for another fishing trip. "I can't imagine doing any other job, because I love the sea," he says. "But there are hardly any fish. I barely break even. I can't support my family." Joanna Kakissis/NPR hide caption
In A One-Room Schoolhouse, Irish Family Keeps Legacy Of W.B. Yeats Alive
University of Wisconsin campus in Madison. Mike McGinnis/Getty Images hide caption
Greg (Thomas Mann) is jokey, mostly as a substitute for actual social interaction. Courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures hide caption
In 'Me And Earl And The Dying Girl,' Director Pays Homage To His Mentors
Breach Of Government Personnel Data Compromised Security Information
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