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(Singing) What happened, does anybody know? What happened, where did America go? Everything Wal-Mart all the time. No more mom and pop five and dimes. What happened, where did America go? Where did America go? Where did it go boys? Tell me. | (singing) what happened does anybody know? what happened where, did america go? everything wal-mart all the, time no more mom and pop five and dimes what happened where, did america go? where did america go? where did it go boys? tell | (Singing) What happened does anybody know? What happened where; did America go? Everything Wal-Mart all the time No more mom and pop five and dimes What happened where did. America go? Where did. America go? Where did it go boys? Tell | (singing) what happened, does anybody know? what happened, where did america go? everything wal-mart all the time. no more mom and pop five and dimes. what happened, where did america go? where did america go? where did it go boys? tell me. |
Mr. Haggard, when you've been doing this as long as you have, trying to keep things new and fresh, what - how do you keep it exciting? How do you keep yourself going? | mr haggard when you've; been doing this as long as you have trying to keep things new and fresh what - how do you keep it exciting? how do you keep yourself. | Mr Haggard when you've been doing this as. long as you have trying to. keep things new and fresh what - how do you keep it exciting? How do you keep yourself | mr. haggard, when you've been doing this as long as you have, trying to keep things new and fresh, what - how do you keep it exciting? how do you keep yourself going? |
It's not easy. I'm sitting here, faced with the decision on what I should do with the next five years of my life. And you can't do it a year at a time, it's time for me to buy new buses, it's time for me to do this and do that. And you either get on the wagon or get off. It's not exciting like it used to be. I'm not ex... | it's not easy i'm sitting here faced with the decision on what, i should do with the next five years. of my life and you can't do it a, year at a time it's, time for me to buy new buses it's time for me to do this and do that and you. either get on the wagon or get off it's not exciting like it used to be i'm not excit... | It's not easy I'm sitting here faced with the decision on what I should do with the next, five years of my life, And you can't do it a year at. a time it's time for me to buy new buses it's time for. me to do, this. and do that And you either get on the, wagon or get off It's not exciting like it used to be I'm not exc... | it's not easy. i'm sitting here, faced with the decision on what i should do with the next five years of my life. and you can't do it a year at a time, it's time for me to buy new buses, it's time for me to do this and do that. and you either get on the wagon or get off. it's not exciting like it used to be. i'm not ex... |
Can you imagine being retired? | can you; imagine being | Can. you imagine being | can you imagine being retired? |
Yeah. I've tried to be satisfied with that and it really doesn't work. And it's been several weeks since I've struck a note on the guitar, you know, and I don't know if I can even find G-chord but they're expecting me to go do a tour in February. And I'll have to hire these musicians come and train me again. | yeah i've tried to be satisfied with that and it really doesn't work and it's. been several weeks since i've struck a note on the guitar you know and i don't know if i can even find. g-chord but they're expecting me to go do a tour in february and i'll have to hire these musicians come and train. me | Yeah I've. tried to be satisfied; with that and, it really doesn't work And it's been several weeks. since I've struck a note on the guitar you know and I. don't know if I can even find G-chord but they're expecting, me to go do a tour in February And I'll have to hire these musicians come and train me | yeah. i've tried to be satisfied with that and it really doesn't work. and it's been several weeks since i've struck a note on the guitar, you know, and i don't know if i can even find g-chord but they're expecting me to go do a tour in february. and i'll have to hire these musicians come and train me again. |
I'm pretty confident you're going to be able to find that G-chord, Mr. Haggard. | i'm pretty confident you're, going to be; able to find, that g-chord mr | I'm pretty confident you're going to be able to find that G-chord Mr | i'm pretty confident you're going to be able to find that g-chord, mr. haggard. |
I hope so. That'd be awfully embarrassing. | i hope so that'd be awfully | I hope so That'd be awfully | i hope so. that'd be awfully embarrassing. |
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Well, Merle Haggard, it's been a pleasure talking to you. Thanks very much. | well, merle haggard it's been a, pleasure talking to you thanks very | Well Merle Haggard. it's been a pleasure talking to you Thanks very | well, merle haggard, it's been a pleasure talking to you. thanks very much. |
Oh, it's been fun talking to you, Melissa. | oh it's been fun talking to you, | Oh, it's been fun talking to you | oh, it's been fun talking to you, melissa. |
Merle Haggard, his latest CD is "The Bluegrass Sessions." | merle haggard his, latest cd is "the bluegrass | Merle. Haggard his latest CD is "The Bluegrass, | merle haggard, his latest cd is "the bluegrass sessions." |
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(Singing) Now you'd probably laugh if you could see the dream I had last night. You and I together on a maiden rocket flight. You were seated next to me with that happy frightened look. And you and I got young again on that rocket flight we took. Now wouldn't that be something? | (singing) now you'd probably laugh if you could, see the dream i had last night you and i, together on. a maiden rocket flight you were seated next to me with that happy frightened look and you and; i, got young again on that. rocket flight, we took now wouldn't that be | (Singing) Now, you'd probably laugh, if you could see the dream I had last night You and. I together on a maiden rocket flight You were seated next, to me with that happy frightened look And. you, and I, got young again on that rocket flight we took. Now wouldn't that. be | (singing) now you'd probably laugh if you could see the dream i had last night. you and i together on a maiden rocket flight. you were seated next to me with that happy frightened look. and you and i got young again on that rocket flight we took. now wouldn't that be something? |
You can hear Merle Haggard talk about one of his musical heroes, Jimmy Rogers, and yodel. And you'll hear more songs at npr.org/music. | you can, hear merle haggard talk about one. of his musical heroes jimmy rogers and yodel and you'll hear more songs at | You can hear Merle Haggard talk about one of. his musical. heroes Jimmy Rogers and yodel And, you'll hear more songs at, | you can hear merle haggard talk about one of his musical heroes, jimmy rogers, and yodel. and you'll hear more songs at npr.org/music. |
(Singing) Wouldn't that be something? | (singing) wouldn't that be | (Singing) Wouldn't that. be | (singing) wouldn't that be something? |
From NPR News this ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel. | from npr news this all things; considered i'm. robert | From NPR News this ALL THINGS CONSIDERED I'm Robert | from npr news this all things considered. i'm robert siegel. |
And I'm Melissa Block. | and i'm melissa | And I'm Melissa | and i'm melissa block. |
We have heard about the fallout for months - defaults, foreclosures, hedge funds in trouble, volatility in the stock market, and mortgage companies close to bankruptcy. | we have heard about the fallout for months - defaults foreclosures hedge funds in trouble volatility in the stock market and mortgage companies close to | We have heard about the fallout for months - defaults foreclosures hedge. funds in trouble volatility. in the stock market and mortgage companies close to | we have heard about the fallout for months - defaults, foreclosures, hedge funds in trouble, volatility in the stock market, and mortgage companies close to bankruptcy. |
My pleasure. | my | My | my pleasure. |
The United States and the Bush administration was keen on a light footprint, arguing that the Afghans didn't want to see any foreigners, that we didn't need to be there. But it was clear that they had no intention of doing nation building because they were keen to get to Iraq. | the united states and the. bush administration was keen on a light footprint arguing that the afghans didn't want to see any foreigners that we. didn't need to, be there but, it was clear that they had no intention of doing nation building because they were keen to get to | The United States and, the Bush administration was keen on; a light footprint arguing that the Afghans didn't want to see any foreigners that we didn't need to be there, But it was clear that they had no intention of doing nation building because they were keen to get to | the united states and the bush administration was keen on a light footprint, arguing that the afghans didn't want to see any foreigners, that we didn't need to be there. but it was clear that they had no intention of doing nation building because they were keen to get to iraq. |
And the Iraq invasion sapped not only money from Afghanistan but also troops, intelligence officials... | and the iraq invasion sapped not only money from afghanistan but also troops, intelligence, | And the Iraq invasion sapped not only money from Afghanistan but also troops intelligence | and the iraq invasion sapped not only money from afghanistan but also troops, intelligence officials... |
And the amount of money being devoted to reconstruction declined. The political interest going on in Afghanistan was always secondary to Iraq. | and the amount of money being devoted to reconstruction declined. the political interest going on in afghanistan was always secondary to | And the amount of money being devoted to reconstruction declined The political interest. going on in Afghanistan was always secondary to | and the amount of money being devoted to reconstruction declined. the political interest going on in afghanistan was always secondary to iraq. |
Barfield and others say progress in Afghanistan during those early years was all but lost. Strong institutions could have been built, reconciliation with the Taliban rank and file realized. The U.S. focused on the Taliban only after they started mounting serious attacks. | barfield and others say progress in afghanistan during those early years was all but lost strong institutions could. have been built reconciliation with the taliban rank, and file realized the u.s focused on, the taliban, only after they started, mounting serious | Barfield and others say progress, in Afghanistan during those, early years was all but lost Strong institutions could have been built reconciliation with the Taliban rank and. file, realized The U.S focused on, the Taliban only after they; started mounting serious | barfield and others say progress in afghanistan during those early years was all but lost. strong institutions could have been built, reconciliation with the taliban rank and file realized. the u.s. focused on the taliban only after they started mounting serious attacks. |
Thousands more U.S. troops were deployed, rising to 100,000. Tens of billions of dollars were also spent each year, oftentimes landing in the pockets of corrupt officials and warlords. And Barfield says President Karzai never had the support of the Afghan population. | thousands more, u.s. troops were. deployed rising to 100,000. tens of billions of dollars were also spent each year oftentimes landing in the pockets, of corrupt officials and warlords and barfield says president karzai never had the support of the afghan | Thousands more; U.S troops were deployed rising to 100,000. Tens of billions of dollars were also spent each year oftentimes landing in the pockets of corrupt officials and warlords And Barfield says President Karzai never. had the support of the Afghan | thousands more u.s. troops were deployed, rising to 100,000. tens of billions of dollars were also spent each year, oftentimes landing in the pockets of corrupt officials and warlords. and barfield says president karzai never had the support of the afghan population. |
These local people had governance. They took care of themselves. What they disliked was the Karzai government and its cronies that were going to be put in charge. And they disliked the Taliban, too. | these local people had governance they took care of themselves. what they disliked was the karzai government and its cronies that were going to be put in charge and they disliked the taliban | These local. people had governance They took care of themselves What they disliked was the Karzai government. and its cronies. that were going to be put, in charge And they disliked the Taliban | these local people had governance. they took care of themselves. what they disliked was the karzai government and its cronies that were going to be put in charge. and they disliked the taliban, too. |
The Taliban continued to expand in the countryside through fear, intimidation and sometimes outright support. And nearly every year, that fight fell to a new NATO or American military commander, a revolving door of generals. Each one often came with a new strategy or a new effort to train local Afghan forces. Retired L... | the taliban continued to expand in the; countryside through fear intimidation. and sometimes outright support and nearly every, year that fight fell to a new nato or american military commander a, revolving. door of generals, each one often came with a new strategy or a new effort to train local afghan forces retired l... | The Taliban continued to expand in the countryside through fear intimidation and sometimes outright support And nearly every year that fight fell to a new NATO or American military commander a. revolving door of generals Each one often came with a new strategy or a new effort to train local Afghan forces Retired Lieute... | the taliban continued to expand in the countryside through fear, intimidation and sometimes outright support. and nearly every year, that fight fell to a new nato or american military commander, a revolving door of generals. each one often came with a new strategy or a new effort to train local afghan forces. retired l... |
If we'd known then what we know now about how long we would have been engaged in this country, we probably could have grown a generation of military and political and other types of leaders. | if we'd, known then what we know now about how long we would have, been engaged in this country; we probably, could have grown a generation of military and political and other types of | If we'd known then what we, know now about how long we would have been engaged, in this country we probably, could have grown, a generation of, military and. political and other types of | if we'd known then what we know now about how long we would have been engaged in this country, we probably could have grown a generation of military and political and other types of leaders. |
But MacFarland acknowledges, even with more time, that effort might have failed too because a central problem was a lack of support for the Kabul government, something that has echoes with the U.S. training effort during the Vietnam War. | but macfarland acknowledges even with more time that effort might have failed too because a central problem was; a lack of support for the kabul government something that has echoes with; the u.s training effort during the vietnam | But MacFarland acknowledges; even with. more, time that effort might have failed too because a central problem was a lack of, support for the Kabul government something that, has echoes with, the U.S training effort during the. Vietnam | but macfarland acknowledges, even with more time, that effort might have failed too because a central problem was a lack of support for the kabul government, something that has echoes with the u.s. training effort during the vietnam war. |
I mean, look at Vietnamization. I mean, that was a failed experiment too, right? | i, mean look at vietnamization i mean that was a failed, experiment too | I mean look at Vietnamization I mean that was a failed experiment too | i mean, look at vietnamization. i mean, that was a failed experiment too, right? |
As more U.S. troops poured in to handle the fighting, that increased foreign presence often grated on local sensibilities. Nine years ago, NPR accompanied Army Captain Brant Auge as he spoke with a village elder outside the southern city of Kandahar. The older said, through a translator, he wanted nothing to do with th... | as more u.s troops poured in to handle the fighting that increased foreign presence often grated on local sensibilities nine years ago npr accompanied army. captain brant auge as he spoke with a, village elder outside the southern city of kandahar the, older said through a translator he wanted nothing to do with the am... | As, more U.S troops poured in to handle the fighting that increased foreign presence often grated on, local sensibilities. Nine years ago NPR accompanied Army Captain Brant Auge as he spoke with a; village elder outside the southern city of Kandahar The older said; through a translator he wanted nothing to do with; the... | as more u.s. troops poured in to handle the fighting, that increased foreign presence often grated on local sensibilities. nine years ago, npr accompanied army captain brant auge as he spoke with a village elder outside the southern city of kandahar. the older said, through a translator, he wanted nothing to do with th... |
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UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: This is my brother - yeah? - also, I'm fighting with him. And also, he's fighting with me. | unidentified person #1: this is my brother - yeah? - also i'm fighting with him and, also he's fighting with | UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: This is my brother - yeah? - also I'm fighting with him And also he's fighting with | unidentified person #1: this is my brother - yeah? - also, i'm fighting with him. and also, he's fighting with me. |
UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #2: Is Captain Auge your brother? | unidentified person #2: is captain auge. your | UNIDENTIFIED, PERSON #2: Is Captain Auge your | unidentified person #2: is captain auge your brother? |
UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: (Foreign language spoken). | unidentified person; #1: (foreign language | UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: (Foreign language | unidentified person #1: (foreign language spoken). |
(Foreign language spoken). | (foreign language | (Foreign, language | (foreign language spoken). |
UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: He said his religion is different - yeah? - and also, if he was in our religion, he is my brother. | unidentified person #1: he said his religion is different - yeah? - and also if he was in our religion he is my | UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: He said his, religion is different - yeah? - and also if he was in our religion, he is my | unidentified person #1: he said his religion is different - yeah? - and also, if he was in our religion, he is my brother. |
But that Afghan soldier, like his comrades, was never able to effectively push back the Taliban without strong U.S. assistance. Some Afghans fought bravely, many deserted. Eighteen years later, U.S. military officials still label the fight a stalemate. | but, that afghan. soldier like his comrades was never able to effectively push back the taliban without strong u.s assistance some afghans fought bravely many deserted eighteen years later u.s, military, officials still label the fight a | But that Afghan soldier like his comrades. was never able to effectively push back the Taliban without strong U.S assistance Some Afghans fought bravely many deserted Eighteen years later U.S military officials still label the fight a | but that afghan soldier, like his comrades, was never able to effectively push back the taliban without strong u.s. assistance. some afghans fought bravely, many deserted. eighteen years later, u.s. military officials still label the fight a stalemate. |
I think we're in a period now, for weeks if not months, were not a lot is going to happen and the Afghan people are going to pay, probably the biggest price of all. | i think, we're in a period now for weeks if not months were not a lot is going to happen and the afghan people are going to pay probably the biggest price of | I think. we're in a period now for weeks; if not months were not a lot is going. to happen and the Afghan people are going to pay probably the biggest price of | i think we're in a period now, for weeks if not months, were not a lot is going to happen and the afghan people are going to pay, probably the biggest price of all. |
Kael Weston spent more than three years in Afghanistan with the State Department, working in remote areas with the U.S. military. His Afghan friends were worried about the possible Taliban peace deal unveiled by American negotiator Zalmay Khalilzad, saying it would not guarantee the successes, the health and education ... | kael weston spent more than three, years in afghanistan with the state department working in remote areas with, the u.s military his afghan friends were worried about the possible taliban peace deal unveiled by american negotiator zalmay khalilzad, saying it would not guarantee the successes the health and education im... | Kael Weston spent. more than three; years in Afghanistan with the State Department working in remote areas with the U.S military His Afghan friends were worried about, the possible Taliban; peace deal unveiled by American negotiator Zalmay Khalilzad saying it would not guarantee, the successes the health and education ... | kael weston spent more than three years in afghanistan with the state department, working in remote areas with the u.s. military. his afghan friends were worried about the possible taliban peace deal unveiled by american negotiator zalmay khalilzad, saying it would not guarantee the successes, the health and education ... |
And in their view, a rushed deal is a bad deal. So no deal is better than that. | and in their view, a rushed deal is a bad deal so no. deal. is better than | And in their view a rushed deal is a bad deal, So no deal. is better than | and in their view, a rushed deal is a bad deal. so no deal is better than that. |
One email from an Afghan friend said Afghan should have peace sooner or later, but not at the cost of taking a U-turn and letting all the democratic gains go in vain. Tom Bowman, NPR News, Washington. | one email from an. afghan friend said afghan should have peace sooner, or later but not at the cost. of taking a u-turn and letting all the democratic gains go in vain tom bowman npr. news | One email from an Afghan friend said Afghan should have peace sooner or later but not at the cost of taking a U-turn and letting all the democratic gains go, in vain Tom Bowman NPR News | one email from an afghan friend said afghan should have peace sooner or later, but not at the cost of taking a u-turn and letting all the democratic gains go in vain. tom bowman, npr news, washington. |
This is Day to Day. I'm Madeleine Brand. The leaders of some of the country's largest banks were on Capitol Hill today. They faced angry lawmakers, or at least lawmakers who represent angry Americans. Here's House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank. | this is day. to, day i'm madeleine brand the leaders of some of the country's largest banks were on capitol hill today they faced angry; lawmakers or, at least lawmakers who represent angry americans here's house financial services. committee chairman, barney | This is Day to Day I'm Madeleine Brand The leaders of some of. the country's largest banks were. on Capitol Hill today They faced angry. lawmakers or at least lawmakers. who represent angry Americans. Here's House Financial Services Committee, Chairman Barney | this is day to day. i'm madeleine brand. the leaders of some of the country's largest banks were on capitol hill today. they faced angry lawmakers, or at least lawmakers who represent angry americans. here's house financial services committee chairman barney frank. |
There has to be on the sense of the American people that you understand their anger, their frustration, and that you willingly cooperate, and in fact are willing to make some sacrifices so that we can get this whole thing working. | there. has to be on, the sense of. the american people that you understand their anger their frustration and that you willingly cooperate. and in fact are willing to make some sacrifices so that we can get, this. whole, thing | There has to be on the. sense of the American people that you understand their anger their frustration and that you willingly cooperate and in fact, are willing to make some sacrifices so that we can get this whole, thing | there has to be on the sense of the american people that you understand their anger, their frustration, and that you willingly cooperate, and in fact are willing to make some sacrifices so that we can get this whole thing working. |
NPR's Jim Zarroli has been following the hearings. He's here now. And Jim, the banks have gotten a lot of criticism for using at least some of that $165 billion in government bailout money for big bonuses and... | npr's jim zarroli has been following the hearings he's here now and jim the banks have gotten a lot of criticism for, using at least some of that $165 billion in government bailout money for big bonuses | NPR's Jim, Zarroli has been following the hearings He's here now And Jim, the banks have gotten a lot, of criticism for using at least, some, of that $165 billion in government bailout money for big bonuses. | npr's jim zarroli has been following the hearings. he's here now. and jim, the banks have gotten a lot of criticism for using at least some of that $165 billion in government bailout money for big bonuses and... |
Mm hmm. | mm | Mm | mm hmm. |
Perks, and things that Americans got really angry about. What did they do to correct that perception today? | perks and things that. americans got really angry about what did they do to correct that perception | Perks and things that; Americans got really angry about What did, they do to correct that perception | perks, and things that americans got really angry about. what did they do to correct that perception today? |
Well, they certainly tried to correct it. They talked about how they'd forgone bonuses and perks. You know, one of - for instance, one of the controversies has been this purchase of a big corporate jet by Citigroup. And Vikram Pandit, the head of Citigroup, talked about that. He said the banks all took taxpayer money, ... | well they certainly tried to correct, it they talked about how they'd forgone bonuses and perks you know one of - for instance one of the controversies has been this purchase of a; big corporate jet by citigroup and vikram pandit, the head of citigroup talked; about that he said the banks all took taxpayer money and so... | Well they certainly tried to correct it They talked about how they'd forgone bonuses and perks You know one of - for instance one of the controversies has been this purchase of a big, corporate jet by Citigroup And Vikram Pandit the head of Citigroup talked about that He said the banks all took taxpayer money and. so, ... | well, they certainly tried to correct it. they talked about how they'd forgone bonuses and perks. you know, one of - for instance, one of the controversies has been this purchase of a big corporate jet by citigroup. and vikram pandit, the head of citigroup, talked about that. he said the banks all took taxpayer money, ... |
We did not adjust quickly enough to this new world, and I take personal responsibility for that mistake. In the end, I canceled delivery. We need to do a better job of acknowledging and embracing the new realities. Let me be clear with the committee. I get the new reality, and I will make sure Citi gets it as well. | we did not adjust quickly enough to this new world, and i take personal responsibility for, that mistake, in. the end i canceled delivery we need to do a better job of acknowledging and embracing the new realities let me be clear with the committee i get the new reality and i will. make sure citi gets it, as | We did not adjust quickly enough to this new world and I take personal responsibility for that, mistake In the end. I canceled. delivery We need to, do a better job of acknowledging and embracing the new, realities Let me be clear with the committee I get, the new reality and I will make sure Citi gets it as | we did not adjust quickly enough to this new world, and i take personal responsibility for that mistake. in the end, i canceled delivery. we need to do a better job of acknowledging and embracing the new realities. let me be clear with the committee. i get the new reality, and i will make sure citi gets it as well. |
So in general, this was just a full court press to try to address some of the public relations problems the banks have had. You know, they're having to do that - a lot of public anger, as you pointed out, and they have to be really worried about what Congress might try to do. | so in general this was just a full court press to try to address some of the public relations problems the banks have had you know they're having to do. that - a lot of public anger as you pointed out and they have to be really. worried about what congress might try to | So in general this was. just a full court press to try, to address some of the public relations problems. the banks have. had, You know they're; having to do that - a lot of public anger as you pointed out and they have. to be. really worried about what Congress might, try to | so in general, this was just a full court press to try to address some of the public relations problems the banks have had. you know, they're having to do that - a lot of public anger, as you pointed out, and they have to be really worried about what congress might try to do. |
So I guess they didn't take a corporate jet down to D.C... | so i guess they didn't take, a corporate jet. down to | So I guess, they didn't take a corporate jet down to | so i guess they didn't take a corporate jet down to d.c... |
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From New York. How did they respond, though, to the question that they've been hoarding this bailout money and not using it for what it was intended to do, which was to free up the credit markets? | from, new york how did, they respond though to the question that. they've been hoarding this bailout money and not. using it for what, it was intended to do which was to free up the credit; | From New York How did, they respond, though to the question that they've, been hoarding, this bailout money. and not using it for what it was intended to do which was to free up the credit | from new york. how did they respond, though, to the question that they've been hoarding this bailout money and not using it for what it was intended to do, which was to free up the credit markets? |
That's it. A series of transparencies for projecting images onto a screen. | that's it a series of transparencies for projecting images onto a | That's it, A series of transparencies for projecting images onto a | that's it. a series of transparencies for projecting images onto a screen. |
Filmstrip. | filmstrip. | ||
Filmstrip, nice. And your last one, a fancy kind of men's shoe. | filmstrip nice and your last one a. fancy kind of. men's | Filmstrip nice And. your last one a fancy kind of men's | filmstrip, nice. and your last one, a fancy kind of men's shoe. |
Men's shoe. Hmm. | men's shoe; | Men's shoe | men's shoe. hmm. |
It would be a dress shoe. | it would be a dress | It would be a dress | it would be a dress shoe. |
A wingtip. | a | A | a wingtip. |
A wingtip. Mary, I am impressed. | a wingtip mary i am | A wingtip Mary I am | a wingtip. mary, i am impressed. |
You did amazingly well, Mary. You just were firing those out. That's great. How you feel? | you did amazingly well mary you just were firing those out that's, great how you, | You did amazingly well. Mary You just were firing those out That's great How you | you did amazingly well, mary. you just were firing those out. that's great. how you feel? |
Relieved. | relieved. | ||
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I'm a sustaining member of WYPR. | i'm a sustaining member of | I'm a sustaining member, of | i'm a sustaining member of wypr. |
Wonderful. Thank you so much for playing The Puzzle. | wonderful thank you so much for playing the | Wonderful Thank you so much for playing The | wonderful. thank you so much for playing the puzzle. |
Yay. Thank you. | yay thank, | Yay; Thank | yay. thank you. |
All right, Will. What is next week's challenge? | all right will. what is next week's | All. right Will What is, next week's | all right, will. what is next week's challenge? |
Yes. Think of a title for a particular person - two words, 15 letters in total - in which the only vowel is I. What is it? So again - title for a particular person - two words, total of 15 letters - in which the only vowel is I. What title is it? | yes think of a title for a particular person - two words 15 letters in, total - in which the only vowel is; i what is it? so again - title for a particular person - two words, total of 15 letters - in which the only vowel is i what title is | Yes Think of a title for a particular person. - two, words 15 letters in, total - in which the, only vowel is I What is it? So again - title for a particular person - two words total of 15 letters - in which the only vowel is I What title is | yes. think of a title for a particular person - two words, 15 letters in total - in which the only vowel is i. what is it? so again - title for a particular person - two words, total of 15 letters - in which the only vowel is i. what title is it? |
When you have the answer, go to our website npr.org/puzzle and click on the Submit Your Answer link. Remember, just one entry per person, please. Our deadline for entries is Thursday, October 11, 2018 at 3 p.m. Eastern. Include a phone number where we can reach you at about that time. And if you're the winner, we'll gi... | when you have the, answer go to our, website npr.org/puzzle and click on the submit, your answer link remember just one entry per person, please our deadline for entries is thursday october 11, 2018 at 3 p.m eastern include a phone number where. we. can reach you. at about that time and if you're the winner we'll give ... | When you have the answer, go to our website npr.org/puzzle and click on the Submit. Your Answer link Remember just one entry, per person please Our, deadline for entries is Thursday October 11, 2018 at, 3 p.m Eastern Include. a phone number where we can reach you, at about that, time And. if you're the winner we'll giv... | when you have the answer, go to our website npr.org/puzzle and click on the submit your answer link. remember, just one entry per person, please. our deadline for entries is thursday, october 11, 2018 at 3 p.m. eastern. include a phone number where we can reach you at about that time. and if you're the winner, we'll gi... |
Thank you, Lulu. | thank you | Thank you, | thank you, lulu. |
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This is Day to Day. I'm Alex Cohen. Coming up, why a license plate is stirring up trouble for the president-elect. But first, a story about taste and the plucky little leaf, cilantro. Some love it; some hate it. Producer Josh Kurz falls in the later camp, and he brings us this story. | this is day to day i'm alex cohen coming up why a license plate is stirring. up trouble for the president-elect but first a story about taste and the plucky little, leaf cilantro some love it, some hate it producer josh kurz falls in the later camp and he brings us this | This is Day to Day I'm Alex Cohen Coming up why a license plate is; stirring up trouble for the president-elect But first, a story about taste and. the plucky little, leaf cilantro Some love it some hate it Producer Josh Kurz falls in the later camp and he brings us this | this is day to day. i'm alex cohen. coming up, why a license plate is stirring up trouble for the president-elect. but first, a story about taste and the plucky little leaf, cilantro. some love it; some hate it. producer josh kurz falls in the later camp, and he brings us this story. |
I hate cilantro. Cilantro should be wiped off the face of the planet. | i hate cilantro cilantro should be wiped off the face of the | I hate cilantro Cilantro should be wiped off the face of the | i hate cilantro. cilantro should be wiped off the face of the planet. |
It has that same sort of acrid sweetness of death. | it, has that same sort of. acrid sweetness, of | It has that same; sort of acrid sweetness of | it has that same sort of acrid sweetness of death. |
And I'm not alone. | and i'm not | And I'm not | and i'm not alone. |
When I look at it and it's, like, this pretty little green leaf and it's all wet, like, I'm a happy little herb, and then it's just got this evilness to it. | when i look at it and it's like this pretty little green leaf and it's all; wet like i'm a happy little herb. and then it's, just got this evilness to | When I, look at it, and it's like this pretty little green leaf and it's all wet like I'm a happy little herb. and then it's just got, this evilness to | when i look at it and it's, like, this pretty little green leaf and it's all wet, like, i'm a happy little herb, and then it's just got this evilness to it. |
(Soundbite of laughter) | (soundbite of | (Soundbite of | (soundbite of laughter) |
(Laughing) It's just so awful. | (laughing) it's just, so | (Laughing) It's just so | (laughing) it's just so awful. |
That's Wendy Roderweiss(ph) and Jason Major(ph), two friends of mine, experiencing cilantro's freshly cut evilness. | that's wendy roderweiss(ph) and jason major(ph), two friends of mine experiencing cilantro's freshly cut | That's, Wendy Roderweiss(ph) and Jason, Major(ph), two friends of mine experiencing cilantro's freshly cut | that's wendy roderweiss(ph) and jason major(ph), two friends of mine, experiencing cilantro's freshly cut evilness. |
Like, as soon as the lid came off... | like as soon as the lid came | Like as soon as the lid, came. | like, as soon as the lid came off... |
I know, it just, like, hits you. | i know it just. like hits | I know it just, like hits | i know, it just, like, hits you. |
If you're listening to this, chances are you're either with us or against us. | if you're listening. to this chances are you're either with us or against | If you're listening to this chances are you're either with us. or against | if you're listening to this, chances are you're either with us or against us. |
Can I cover it up again? | can i cover it, up | Can I cover it up | can i cover it up again? |
(Soundbite of laughter) | (soundbite of | (Soundbite of | (soundbite of laughter) |
(Laughing) It's so horrible. | (laughing) it's so | (Laughing) It's so | (laughing) it's so horrible. |
So, the question is why? Why are we cilantro haters different? Or maybe I should say special? In Googling for answers, I came across the term supertaster, which seems to make sense to me since only with a supersensitive palate can one recognize the true evil, soapy nature of cilantro. | so the question is why? why are we cilantro haters different? or maybe i should say. special? in googling. for. answers i came across the term supertaster which seems. to make sense to, me since only; with a supersensitive palate can one recognize the true evil soapy nature, of | So the question is why? Why, are we cilantro haters different? Or maybe I. should say special? In Googling for answers I came across the term supertaster which seems to make sense to me since only with a supersensitive palate can one recognize the, true evil soapy nature of | so, the question is why? why are we cilantro haters different? or maybe i should say special? in googling for answers, i came across the term supertaster, which seems to make sense to me since only with a supersensitive palate can one recognize the true evil, soapy nature of cilantro. |
Dr. DANIELLE R. REED (Monell Chemical Senses Center): When people hear the word supertasters, they sort of ascribe their own meaning to what that means. | dr danielle r reed (monell chemical senses. center): when people hear the word supertasters they sort of ascribe their own meaning to what that | Dr DANIELLE R. REED (Monell Chemical Senses Center): When people hear the word supertasters they. sort of ascribe their own meaning to. what that | dr. danielle r. reed (monell chemical senses center): when people hear the word supertasters, they sort of ascribe their own meaning to what that means. |
That's Dr. Danielle Reed of the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia, and she's done a lot of work on supertasting. | that's dr danielle reed of the monell chemical senses center in philadelphia and she's done a lot of work on | That's Dr Danielle Reed, of the Monell, Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia and she's. done a lot of work on | that's dr. danielle reed of the monell chemical senses center in philadelphia, and she's done a lot of work on supertasting. |
Supertasting really has to do with these other bitter compounds, none of which, to the best of my knowledge, are found in cilantro. | supertasting really has to do with these other bitter compounds none of which to the best of my knowledge are found in | Supertasting really has to do with these other bitter. compounds none of which to the best of, my knowledge are found in | supertasting really has to do with these other bitter compounds, none of which, to the best of my knowledge, are found in cilantro. |
OK. So, these compounds may not be in cilantro, but clearly my intense reaction means I'm probably a supertaster, too, and that's a really easy test for this. | ok so these. compounds may not be in cilantro but. clearly my intense reaction means i'm probably a supertaster too and that's a, really easy test for | OK So these compounds may not be in cilantro but clearly my intense reaction means I'm. probably a supertaster too and that's a really easy test for | ok. so, these compounds may not be in cilantro, but clearly my intense reaction means i'm probably a supertaster, too, and that's a really easy test for this. |
Do you have your little test with you? | do you have your little test with | Do, you have your little test with | do you have your little test with you? |
Yes. | yes. | ||
Then you can go ahead and put the paper in your mouth. | then you can go ahead and put the paper in your | Then you can go ahead and put the paper in your | then you can go ahead and put the paper in your mouth. |
It's basically a piece of paper dipped in a special chemical that only special people can taste. | it's basically a piece of paper dipped in a special chemical that only special. people can | It's basically a piece of paper dipped in a special chemical that. only special people can | it's basically a piece of paper dipped in a special chemical that only special people can taste. |
So, are you chewing? | so are, you | So are you | so, are you chewing? |
A little bit. | a little | A little | a little bit. |
You're thinking, she just sent me paper... | you're, thinking she just sent me | You're thinking she just sent me | you're thinking, she just sent me paper... |
(Soundbite of laughter) | (soundbite of | (Soundbite of | (soundbite of laughter) |
A little bit. | a little | A little | a little bit. |
Yeah, so just by your response and your ability to speak right now, you're a non-taster. | yeah, so just by your response. and your ability to speak right now you're a | Yeah so just by your response and your ability to speak. right now you're a | yeah, so just by your response and your ability to speak right now, you're a non-taster. |
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