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Ito in Berkeley No Go (20 November 11:05) |
| UC Berkeley announced that it was giving up on its plan to build a new home for the Berkeley Art Museum and the Pacific Film Archive, with a design from the Japanese architect Toyo Ito that ... |
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Could the Era of Oprah Be Coming to an End (20 November 03:25) |
| According to several reports, Oprah Winfrey will announce Friday that she is ending her talk show in 2011. |
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Remembering Jeanne-Claude Christos Partner (20 November 03:25) |
| The artist and creative partner of Christo has died. Together they wrapped the Reichstag, stretched a giant curtain across a Colorado valley and created the wondrous New York City project c... |
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Landrieus $100 Million Health Reforms High Price (20 November 12:25) |
| Senate Democratic leaders are wooing Senators Mary Landrieu, Ben Nelson and Blanche Lincoln |
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Winners and Losers from Oprahs Supposed Exit (20 November 12:25) |
| Until it is actually buried, I consider Oprah's talkshow career as dead as a major character on 24 |
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Santas Holiday Wish the Swine Flu Shot (20 November 12:25) |
| Santas across the country are hoping for a little gift from U.S. public health officials -- a chance to cut the line for the swine flu vaccine |
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Black Friday What We Know So Far (20 November 12:25) |
| For starters, you can make your shopping list now |
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No Time for Jet Lag (20 November 12:10) |
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The Senate Bill and the Public Option (20 November 12:10) |
| I've always had trouble understanding the opt-out version of the public option. |
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Torn Hamstring Try Horse Placenta (20 November 12:10) |
| When it comes to innovative and bizarre remedies for injuries, professional athletes have long been trendsetters. |
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Political Games at the Pontiac Silverdome (20 November 12:10) |
| The woes in the Michigan real-estate market were dramatically underscored when the Pontiac Silverdome was sold at auction for $583,000. |
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How Luxury Stores Mess with Their Customers (20 November 12:10) |
| Saks, Neiman Marcus, and other luxury retailers manipulate demand by limiting supply -- thereby creating a situation that allows them to keep prices high. |
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Glee Watch Guess Whos Coming to Dinner (19 November 11:40) |
| It's amazing how Glee can career from excruciating to transcendent within a single episode |
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Jeanne-Claude 1935-2009 (19 November 11:40) |
| The artist and creative partner of Christo has died. Together they wrapped the Reichstag, stretched a giant curtain across a Colorado valley and created the wondrous New York City project c... |
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America Where Every City is a Health Care Mecca (19 November 11:40) |
| It seems like, in every smallish big city in America, health care is a key pillar of the local economy |
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Poll Voters Like Obama but Not His Policies (19 November 12:00) |
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Corporate Press Release Theater NBC to Get Emmys Out of the Way Early (19 November 12:00) |
| NBC has set the date for next year's Emmy Awards early, in more ways than one. Nine months in advance, it's announcing a date -- of Sunday, August 29. |
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Former Kiss Drummer Battled Breast Cancer (19 November 12:00) |
| Peter Criss grew concerned after he noticed a small lump in his left breast. When the Catman, as he was known during his days as the make-up smeared drummer for Kiss, noticed that the lump w... |
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Dont Call Him a Detroiter (19 November 12:00) |
| Interesting exchange today on the "Detroit Yes" forum. The top-notch discussion on one thread centers around a letter to the editor published in the Livingston Daily's online newspaper. |
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America Where Every City is a Health-Care Industry Mecca (19 November 12:00) |
| So I'm riding into Louisville from the airport this morning (I was in town to give a speech to the local CFAs), and I asked my host about the local economy. He reeled off a few employers and... |
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Time to Pull the Plug on Paid Cable TV (19 November 12:00) |
| There's a lot of grumbling among consumers and media types that cable TV is not only overpriced, but that it should be free -- and what with the growing number of free alternatives on the we... |
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Can We TalkAbout My Breasts (19 November 07:25) |
| Count me among Kate's colleagues who are flummoxed by the new mammogram report. Why shouldn't women do self-examinations? |
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Budget Scores of Senate Health Bill Are In (19 November 12:15) |
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Dems Happy With Health Bill Budget Score (19 November 12:15) |
| A number of outlets are reporting that the bill that Harry Reid will take to the Senate floor has gotten a pretty favorable "score" from the Congressional Budget Office |
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Mummies Offer Clues About Heart Disease (19 November 12:15) |
| Evidence published in today's issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that, as long as 3,500 years ago, well-to-do Egyptians suffered from artherosclerosis. |
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Carved to the Bone (19 November 12:15) |
| In TIME this week I took a look at a new biography of the literary "Minimalist" Raymond Carver. (Ok, he hated the term, but it stuck.) |
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Obama Guant193namo Deadline Slips (19 November 12:00) |
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How Should the US Put al-Qaeda on Trial (19 November 12:00) |
| The question of whether to try the 9/11 perpetrators in federal court or a military tribunal is not an easy one. It turns, in part, on whether you see the Al Qaeda attacks as an act of war o... |
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The Prisoner Finale Now It Can Be Told (19 November 12:00) |
| Well, The Prisoner has wrapped up, so I can talk a little about my problems with the finale (and thus much of the series) |
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Does Goldman Sachs Deserve Forgiveness (19 November 12:00) |
| Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein is sorry |
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Is a Cash for Caulkers Program in the Works (19 November 12:00) |
| The Obama administration is looking very closely into the possibility of a program that would cover a big chunk of the cost to weatherize your home |
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Obama Guantanamo Deadline Slips (18 November 11:50) |
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Obama Would Fire The Afpak Leaker (18 November 11:50) |
| At least, that's what he tells CBS's Chip Reid: Reid says he asked the president if he's as angry as Defense Secretary Robert Gates about all the leaks coming out of his administration ab... |
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The Morning After Tell Me the Truth Now (18 November 11:50) |
| When Lie to Me debuted last season, I was impressed not just with Tim Roth's performance but with the show's procedural efficiency. |
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Still Getting It Wrong On Affirmative Action (18 November 11:50) |
| Saw this short news item earlier. And even though I read it all the way through, it was the story's first sentence that I kept returning to. |
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New article the US-China imbalance (18 November 11:50) |
| I've written a piece for TIME.com that's headlined U.S.-China Trade: Prepare for Continued Imbalance. Which pretty much explains what it's about. |
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Recipes from the Great Depression (18 November 11:50) |
| Clara Cannucciari is a sweet 94-year-old woman who lived through the Depression, and has the tales -- and the recipes -- to prove it. Most of the meals she makes can be thrown together for l... |
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Misleading Polls on Afghanistan and Health Care (18 November 08:20) |
| A poll taken by CNN today has Americans opposed to the health care legislation passed by the House, 49-46. A poll taken by the Washington Post has a 52% majority opposed to the war in Afghan... |
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Will Senate Miss Another Health Care Deadline (18 November 04:20) |
| Senate Democrats have been waiting for a score from the Congressional Budget Office before they can introduce their health care reform bill. But, don't get your hopes up for a vote any time ... |
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Bauhaus The Movie (18 November 04:20) |
| Okay, not the movie -- but the podcast! |
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Senate May Miss Another Health Care Deadline (18 November 03:05) |
| Senate Democrats have been waiting for a score from the Congressional Budget Office before they can introduce their health care reform bill. But, don't get your hopes up for a vote any time ... |
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Mammogram Guidelines Create Controversy (18 November 03:05) |
| As Alice Park reported for TIME, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force released new recommendations for breast cancer screening yesterday |
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The Feds Next Target Debit Card Fees (18 November 03:05) |
| When a loved one dies, comparison-shopping is probably not the first thing that comes to mind.After stepping into the debit card overdraft fray, the Federal Reserve is now taking on gift ca... |
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Obama Calls for Strong Dialogue (17 November 11:40) |
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Latest Latest Installment of the Make em Filibuster Campaign (17 November 11:40) |
| There must be some Swampland followers in the Senate leadership. And it appears that, at last, they have heard our heartfelt pleas. |
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Palin on Oprah The Personal is Political (17 November 11:40) |
| If you didn't like Sarah Palin during the 2008 campaign, she has a message for you: it was really the McCain campaign PR staff that you didn't like |
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Why Allergies Are On the Rise (17 November 11:40) |
| A study published this week in the journal Pediatrics finds that childhood allergies are on the rise in the U.S., with nearly 4% of children now reporting food allergies. |
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Legalizing It (17 November 11:40) |
| The Detroit Free Press had a fascinating story last weekend about how the medical marijuana industry in Michigan is booming. |
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Better Technology at Home Than at Work (17 November 11:40) |
| Nick Wingfield addresses one of the stranger information-technology developments of the past decade. |
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Cheap Funerals (17 November 11:40) |
| When a loved one dies, comparison-shopping is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. |
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