• Golf Guide - DC/MD/VA (p)(f)
  Swing is A Guide to Washington Golf is published by The Washington Post and washingtonpost.com May 5, 2006
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• Greeters Give Troops a Taste of Maine Patriotism (p)(f)
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• Gross National Happiness (p)(f)
  In 1972, the king of Bhutan declared that his Himalayan country (which is the size of Switzerland) would henceforth measure progress with gross national happiness instead of gross national product. It is still the only country in the world to do so.
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• Improving Memory (Audio) (p)(f)
  Memory decline and what can be done to mitigate it. Aaron Nelson, Chief of Neuropsychology, Division of Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology, Brigham and Women`s Hospital, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical Schoo, Boston, Massachusetts. Science Friday, August 19, 2005
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• In a First, Camera Catches Live Giant Squid (p)(f)
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• In Search of Cruise Control — The Video (p)(f)
  Okay, so you`ve seen the Defamer stills and you`ve seen the various “Do Not Pet The Cruise” animations. Well, it`s time for TVgasm to weigh in. Thanks to an avid TVgasm reader (and Oprah fan), we were able to catch the re-airing of Tom Cruise`s crazy-in-love turn on daytime television. Check out the video here. Enjoy. May 25, 2005
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• In Search of the Spiritual - Newsweek Aug 29, 2005 (p)(f)
  Move over, politics. Americans are looking for personal, ecstatic experiences of God, and, according to our poll, they don`t much care what the neighbors are doing.
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• Local Business Thinks Globally - Barrie Zucal (p)(f)
  Barrie Zucal’s
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• Microbes convert Styrofoam into biodegradable plastic (p)(f)
  Bacteria could help transform a key component of disposable cups, plates and utensils into a useful eco-friendly plastic, significantly reducing the environmental impact of this ubiquitous, but difficult-to-recycle waste stream. Science Blog Feb 23, 2006
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• Mooning Deemed `Disgusting` but No Crime in Md. (p)(f)
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• N.J. woman enjoys celebrity of being 1st baby boomer (p)(f)
  Kathleen Casey-Kirschling says she`s hardly a spokeswoman for her generation. But she has gotten used to being treated like one. USATODAY Dec 29, 2005 10:30
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• New Home for World’s Agricultural Legacy (p)(f)
  See Also June 18, 2006 AP Article at http://tinyurl.com/qbor9
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• OLPC test drives $130 laptop at CES | InfoWorld | News | 2007-01-10 | By Dan Nystedt, IDG News Service (p)(f)
  The One Laptop Per Child Project (OLPC) has whittled down the cost of the green and white computer they hope to deliver to school children in developing countries to about €100 ($130) so far, and hope to reach the target price of $100 in 2008, a project leader said Monday.
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• Outpouring of Support for Lost Dog (p)(f)
  On June 1 about 6 p.m., her 14-year-old shih tsu, Rags , was in the yard of her home at 8400 Maple St., in the Oakcrest neighborhood across Route 1 from Laurel Lakes Centre. A thunderstorm apparently frightened the dog and he ran away. June 15, 2006
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• Paperclip Symbol of Norwegian Resistance to Nazis (p)(f)
  Awareness that a Norwegian had invented some kind of paper clip gave rise to the persistent myth that the [GEM-style] paper clip was a Norwegian invention. This contributed to the widespread use of paper clips as a symbol of resistance to the German occupiers and local Nazi authorities during World War II, worn in lapels to denote solidarity and unity (“we are bound together”). Wikipedia.com
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• Paris By Night 360° Full Panorama Picture (p)(f)
  Paris By Night 360° Full Panorama Picture
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• Pluto’s New Place in Space (p)(f)
  An international committee of astronomers has come up with a new definition [for “Planet”] that would include Pluto — a planet would be any body massive enough to be round that is not a star but is orbiting one. “These are the most fundamental physical parameters that apply not only in our solar system, but everywhere in the universe”. A “pluton” would be any planet beyond Neptune. August 16, 2006
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• PowerPoint: Killer App? (p)(f)
  Did PowerPoint make the space shuttle crash? Could it doom another mission? Preposterous as this may sound, the ubiquitous Microsoft `presentation software` has twice been singled out for special criticism by task forces reviewing the space shuttle disaster. ... The deeper problem with the PowerPointing of America -- the PowerPointing of the planet, actually -- is that the program tends to flatten the most complex, subtle, even beautiful, ideas into tedious, bullet-pointed bureaucratese. Washington Post, August 30, 2005; A17
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• Quick Change Artists (p)(f)
  America's Got Talent TV show audition #236 Chicago, Il.
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• Researchers discover largest prime number - So Far (p)(f)
  Researchers at a Missouri university have identified the largest [yet] known prime number, officials said Tuesday. CNN Jan 4, 2006
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