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Classical Music With Bob Christiansen
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Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari: Idillo-Concertino (Lehigh Valley Chamber Orchestra)
10:01
Francesco Uttini: Symphony (Royal Swedish Opera Orchestra)
10:06
Edgar Bainton: Pavane, Idyll and Bacchanal (BBC Philharmonic Orchestra)
10:16
Antonio Vivaldi: La fida ninfa: Cosi sugl'occhi miei (Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra)
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Claude Debussy: Petite Suite (Jean-Philippe Collard, piano)
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Science and Technology Wednesday, January 21, 2004 Plastic Made of Corn? New plastic product not manufactured but grown by WKSU's STU NICHOLSON | Reporter Stu Nicholson | | |
| Plastic has certainly made life easier and more lightweight. But making it uses up a lot of petroleum products and can leave behind hazardous wastes. Even throwing it away casues environmental problems, since it isn't biodegradable. A new type of plastic is showing up at Ohio stores and it wasn't manufactured... it was grown. |
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