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July 4, 2009
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Kate Bush: How To Be Invisible (Aerial)


12:33
LeVent du Nord (the North Wind): Rosette (Mesdames et Messieurs)


12:36
Al Stewart: Clifton In The Rain (Rhymes In Rooms)


12:41
Neil Jacobs: One Fish, Two Fish


12:44
Lisa McCormick: Gravitate (Right Now)


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Linda Ronstadt/Ann Savoy: Adieu False Heart (Adieu False Heart("Zozo Sisters"))


12:53
Tingstad & Rumbel: Don Juan (American Acousic)



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Profs Find Chemistry Lurking in Thanksgiving Dinner

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Alkenes. Amino acids. Tryptophan. Sound appetizing? As you sit down to your traditional Thanksgiving dinner, you're about to bite into all of those. Two of the region's college professors have analyzed the chemistry of Thanksgiving, and they found a few surprises.

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