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Julie Halvorsen receives the trial swine flu vaccine at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore on Aug. 31. Rob Carr/AP hide caption

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What You Need To Know About Swine Flu Vaccine

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Camp Bucca sits on 40 acres in the desert of southern Iraq near the Kuwait border. The largest U.S. prison in the country was closed Sept. 16. Jonathan Blakley/NPR hide caption

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U.S. Prison's Closure Offers No Solace For One Iraqi

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In Testing the Ice, Sharon Robinson describes how her father, baseball great Jackie Robinson, used to walk out onto a frozen pond to make sure it was safe for his kids to go skating. Kadir Nelson hide caption

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Jackie Robinson, 'Testing The Ice' For His Children

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