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    0 starsmike | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 09 2008 | startups, seattle, npr, startpad
    The Key to a Four-Hour Work Week : NPR

    ResuceTime on NPR

    Quoted: Outsource your daily task and stop making to-do lists in favor of don't do lists &mdash; these are just two of Timothy Ferriss' tips for a shorter work-week. The author of <em>The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich,</em> offers guidelines for a plush Blackberry-free life.

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    0 starsmike | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 16 2007 | npr, radio, friends
    NPR : Commentary: High-Stakes Poker

    Quoted: A [hilarious, but short] story about high-stakes poker from commentator Andrew Kwatinetz.

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    0 starsmike | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 07 2007 | space, simonyi, travel, npr, radio, friends
    NPR : Space Travel: Only for Billionaires?

    All Things Considered covered Charles's space flight.

    Quoted: Billionaire Charles Simonyi, a former Microsoft guru, is blasting off into space this weekend. Simonyi paid $25 million for a short vacation in Earth's orbit on the International Space Station. He says the private spaceflight industry is beginning to take off.

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    0 starsmike | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 26 2007 | science, radio, npr, blue dot
    Science Friday Feed on Blue Dot

    "Be-Friend" this account, and you'll see a Dot in your friends list each week with a link to the latest podcast from National Public Radio's "Science Friday" program.

    Quoted: Science Friday Feed on Blue Dot

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    0 starsmike | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 16 2007 | mandela, South Africa, history, radio, npr, aparthheid
    NPR : 'Mandela: An Audio History'

    I heard a little of this on the radio today. It's REALLY good.

    Quoted: A five-part radio series to mark the 10th anniversary of South Africa's first democratic election. With the resource of more than 150 hours of archival recordings and interviews, Mandela: An Audio History tells the story of the struggle against apartheid in a way that has never been done before.

    There's also a web site for the series:
    http://www.radiodiaries.org/mandela/index.html

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    0 starsmike | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 12 2007 | microsoft, npr, radio
    NPR : The Few, the Tech-Savvy Few: Option Millionaires

    Story on NPR talking about people who were lucky enough to start in the hey-day of Microsoft - and those that came later when the stock price had flattened out.

    Quoted: The tech explosion over the last 20 years or so minted stock-option millionaires by the thousands. But, as in other areas of the Internet economy, those who came late fared less well — often much less.

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    0 starsmike | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 28 2006 | ukulele, music, npr, beatles
    NPR : In the Hands of a Master, the Ukulele Is No Toy | Jake Shimabukuro

    OK - another in a long line of ukulele dots....I think we're approaching enough to for the "ukulele portal page"!

    This is the same guy that Derek dotted last year. Deb say's he plays an "electric" version on NPR that really rocks out (from his Conan O'Brien appearance).

    Jake Shimabukuro (from Hawaii) has a new CD Out "Gently Weeps" - a tribute to George Harrison.

    Quoted: Think the ukulele is just a cheap, plastic toy to be played under a palm tree? One listen to Jake Shimabukuro and you'll change your mind. The Hawaiian-born virtuoso visits NPR to show what the tiny instrument can do.

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