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  • Take 5: Butch Vig’s songs that blew his mind

    Butch Vig, drummer for rock band Garbage and producer of some of the biggest records of our time, takes us into the studios and garages of his memory, regaling some amazing moments in music.

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  • The village that undergoes a mass exodus every autumn – Arslanbob

    “Every year during the autumn months, a village in Kyrgyzstan undergoes a mass exodus. Around 3,000 families move into the forest for over two months to undertake the world’s most unique harvest.”

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  • Life on China’s low-speed trains

    An interesting photo gallery of what life is like on China’s slow trains.

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  • Bullard: A Year in Review

    Key Policy Presentations from St. Louis Fed President James Bullard

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  • The future of software engineering

    “Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott on the future of software engineering and the better world ahead”

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  • KCRW: Chris and Rich from The Black Crowes

    Chris and Rich Robinson perform a live acoustic session on KCRW’s Morning becomes Eclectic

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  • Take 5: Brendan Huntley’s wild songs

    The lead singer for Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Brendan Huntley, chats music, art, and the connection to humanity and community

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  • Riders on the Storm

    “A country’s interest rate often reflects more than just the policy stance of its central bank.  Movements in the global neutral rate of interest and the domestic neutral rate also play a significant role.”

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  • Did NAFTA Shift Car Making to Other Countries?

    “Focusing only on the U.S.’s rising trade deficit in vehicles provides an incomplete picture”

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  • Video: Vice President Pence Delivers Inaugural Frederic V. Malek Public Service Leadership Lecture

    Delivering the Wilson Center’s inaugural Frederic V. Malek Public Service Leadership Lecture, Vice President Pence stated that “the United States does not seek confrontation with China. We seek a level playing field, open markets, fair trade, and a respect for our values.”

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