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So are we going to get to point, though, where we have like, OK, here's Khafeel for you and Sadia for you? | so are we. going to get to point though where, we have like ok, here's. khafeel for you and sadia for | So are we going to get to point. though where we have like OK here's Khafeel for you and Sadia for | so are we going to get to point, though, where we have like, ok, here's khafeel for you and sadia for you? |
I hope we don't reach this thing. | i hope we. don't reach this | I hope we don't reach this | i hope we don't reach this thing. |
Kelly McEvers, NPR News, Baghdad. | kelly mcevers npr news | Kelly McEvers NPR News | kelly mcevers, npr news, baghdad. |
The University of Connecticut women's basketball team made history last night in Hartford. They won their 89th consecutive game with a 93-62 rout of Florida State. The team, which hasn't lost a game since April 2008, surpassed a record set back in the 1970s by the UCLA men's team, a team coached by the legendary John W... | the university of. connecticut. women's basketball team made history last night in hartford they won their 89th consecutive game, with a 93-62 rout of. florida state. the. team which hasn't lost a game since, april 2008, surpassed. a record. set back in the 1970s by the ucla men's team a team coached, by the legendary ... | The University of Connecticut women's basketball team made history last night, in Hartford They won. their 89th consecutive game with, a 93-62 rout of Florida. State The. team which hasn't, lost a game since April 2008, surpassed a record set back in the 1970s, by the UCLA men's team a team. coached by the legendary. J... | the university of connecticut women's basketball team made history last night in hartford. they won their 89th consecutive game with a 93-62 rout of florida state. the team, which hasn't lost a game since april 2008, surpassed a record set back in the 1970s by the ucla men's team, a team coached by the legendary john w... |
Last night's victory was typical of UConn's incredible streak. As NPR's Mike Pesca reports, it was a blowout, and against a very good opponent. | last night's victory was typical of uconn's incredible streak as npr's mike pesca reports it was a blowout and against a, very good | Last night's victory was typical of UConn's incredible streak As NPR's Mike Pesca reports it was a blowout and against a very good | last night's victory was typical of uconn's incredible streak. as npr's mike pesca reports, it was a blowout, and against a very good opponent. |
Eighty-nine, it's not such a special number. It's the first prime number made up of two composite numbers, so that's kind of cool. Doesn't necessarily justify this sort of noise. | eighty-nine. it's not such a special number it's the, first prime number, made up of two composite numbers so. that's kind of cool doesn't necessarily justify this sort of | Eighty-nine, it's not such a special number It's the. first prime number made up; of two composite numbers so that's kind, of cool Doesn't necessarily justify this sort of | eighty-nine, it's not such a special number. it's the first prime number made up of two composite numbers, so that's kind of cool. doesn't necessarily justify this sort of noise. |
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Of course, 89 was also the number of games in a row that the University of Connecticut's women's basketball team was going for last night. In a sold out arena in Hartford against the Florida State team that didn't ask to have history step on its face, the UConn women were about to do something that opposing coach Sue S... | of course 89 was also the number of games in a row that the university of connecticut's women's basketball, team was going for last. night in a sold, out arena in hartford against the florida state team that didn't ask to have history step. on its face the uconn women were about to do something that opposing. coach sue... | Of course 89 was also the number of games in a row that the University of Connecticut's women's basketball team was going for last night In a sold out arena. in Hartford against the Florida State team that didn't ask to; have history step. on its. face the UConn women. were about to do, something, that opposing coach S... | of course, 89 was also the number of games in a row that the university of connecticut's women's basketball team was going for last night. in a sold out arena in hartford against the florida state team that didn't ask to have history step on its face, the uconn women were about to do something that opposing coach sue s... |
It's still impossible to me, you know, that it's happened. | it's, still impossible to me you know that, it's | It's still impossible to me you know that it's | it's still impossible to me, you know, that it's happened. |
Maybe Coach Semrau was influenced by the fact that Connecticut's Maya Moore had 26 points at halftime, whereas the entire FSU team had 27. Moore would go on to score 41 points, the highest total by any player during the streak. | maybe coach semrau was. influenced by the fact that connecticut's maya moore had 26 points at halftime whereas the entire fsu team had 27. moore would go on to score 41 points the highest total by any player during the | Maybe Coach Semrau was influenced by the fact that Connecticut's Maya Moore had; 26 points at halftime whereas the entire FSU team had 27. Moore would go on to score 41 points the highest total by, any player during the | maybe coach semrau was influenced by the fact that connecticut's maya moore had 26 points at halftime, whereas the entire fsu team had 27. moore would go on to score 41 points, the highest total by any player during the streak. |
By the second half it was clear that the Huskies would not be relenting. Their fans, like Connecticut sophomore Rachel Weiss, began to talk not just about this win or this season, but the team's place in history. | by the second half it. was clear that the huskies would not be relenting their fans like connecticut sophomore rachel weiss began to talk not just about this win or this season but the team's. place, in | By the second, half it was clear that the. Huskies would not be relenting Their fans like Connecticut sophomore Rachel Weiss began to talk not just about this win or this season but the team's place in | by the second half it was clear that the huskies would not be relenting. their fans, like connecticut sophomore rachel weiss, began to talk not just about this win or this season, but the team's place in history. |
All UConn, and for that matter all basketball fans should understand the immensity of this streak and the accomplishment they've come up with. | all uconn and for that matter all basketball fans should, understand the immensity of this streak and the accomplishment they've come up | All UConn and for that matter all basketball. fans should understand the immensity of this streak and the accomplishment they've come. up | all uconn, and for that matter all basketball fans should understand the immensity of this streak and the accomplishment they've come up with. |
A couple of days ago, UConn's coach, Geno Auriemma, opined that the only reason people cared so much about 89 was that it was a women's team beating a men's record. | a couple; of days. ago uconn's coach geno auriemma opined, that the only reason people cared. so much. about 89 was that it was a women's team beating a men's | A couple of days ago UConn's coach Geno Auriemma opined that the only reason people cared so much about 89 was that it was a women's team beating a men's | a couple of days ago, uconn's coach, geno auriemma, opined that the only reason people cared so much about 89 was that it was a women's team beating a men's record. |
Randy Edsel, who coaches UConn football, champions of the Big East, was at the game, ready to speak up for Auriemma and his team. | randy edsel who coaches uconn football champions of the big east was at the game ready to speak up, for auriemma and his | Randy. Edsel who, coaches UConn football champions of, the Big East was at the game ready; to speak up for Auriemma and his | randy edsel, who coaches uconn football, champions of the big east, was at the game, ready to speak up for auriemma and his team. |
It doesn't matter if it's men's basketball or women's basketball - you know, give them their due. They deserve every recognition that they get. It's hard to win a couple games in a row, let alone 89 in a row. | it doesn't matter if it's men's basketball or. women's, basketball, - you know give them their due they deserve every recognition that they get it's hard to win a, couple games in a, row let alone 89 in a | It doesn't matter if it's men's basketball or women's, basketball - you know give them their due They deserve every recognition that they get; It's hard to win a couple. games in, a row let alone 89 in a | it doesn't matter if it's men's basketball or women's basketball - you know, give them their due. they deserve every recognition that they get. it's hard to win a couple games in a row, let alone 89 in a row. |
In Auriemma's post-game press conference, during which time he took a call from the father of two female basketball players... | in auriemma's post-game press conference during which time he took a, call from the father of two; female basketball | In Auriemma's post-game press conference during. which. time he took a call from the father of, two female basketball | in auriemma's post-game press conference, during which time he took a call from the father of two female basketball players... |
Mr. President, I really appreciate that. | mr president i really appreciate | Mr President I really appreciate | mr. president, i really appreciate that. |
Auriemma said that anyone belittling 89 wins in a row must not have accomplished anything extraordinary. | auriemma. said that. anyone belittling 89 wins in a row must not have accomplished anything | Auriemma said that anyone belittling 89 wins in; a row must not. have accomplished anything, | auriemma said that anyone belittling 89 wins in a row must not have accomplished anything extraordinary. |
Those that have done significant things, they know when you do something really significant, that's hard to do, they appreciate it. I just ask for everybody to admire what these kids do and how they do it and how hard it is to do it. | those, that have done significant things they know when you do something really significant that's hard to do they appreciate. it i, just ask for everybody to admire what these kids do, and how they do it. and how hard it is to do | Those that have; done significant things they know when, you do something really, significant that's hard to do they appreciate it, I just ask for everybody to admire what these, kids. do and how they do it and how, hard it is to do | those that have done significant things, they know when you do something really significant, that's hard to do, they appreciate it. i just ask for everybody to admire what these kids do and how they do it and how hard it is to do it. |
Overall, the tone of Auriemma and his team was reflective. They neither exulted nor exhaled. They weren't saying we did it as much as they avowed we're doing it. There was a subtle but telling choice made after the game as the team posed at center court. | overall the tone; of auriemma and his team was reflective they; neither exulted nor exhaled they weren't saying. we did it as much as they avowed we're doing it. there was a subtle but telling choice made after the. game as the team posed at center | Overall the tone of Auriemma and his team was reflective They neither exulted nor exhaled They weren't saying we did it as much as they avowed we're doing it There was a subtle but telling choice made after the game as the team posed at center | overall, the tone of auriemma and his team was reflective. they neither exulted nor exhaled. they weren't saying we did it as much as they avowed we're doing it. there was a subtle but telling choice made after the game as the team posed at center court. |
A fan tossed the players a UCLA jersey, name on the back Wooden, the number 88 crossed out. The jersey wasn't held up to the cameras. In fact, it was quickly tucked away by an assistant coach so no one would see it. UConn didn't beat UCLA, and they didn't win a title. | a, fan tossed the players a ucla jersey name on the back wooden the number. 88 crossed out the jersey wasn't held up to the cameras in fact. it was quickly tucked away by an, assistant coach so no one would see it uconn didn't beat ucla and, they didn't win a | A fan tossed the players a UCLA. jersey name on the back Wooden the number 88 crossed out The jersey wasn't held. up to the cameras In; fact it was quickly tucked away by an assistant coach so no one would see it UConn. didn't beat UCLA and they didn't win a | a fan tossed the players a ucla jersey, name on the back wooden, the number 88 crossed out. the jersey wasn't held up to the cameras. in fact, it was quickly tucked away by an assistant coach so no one would see it. uconn didn't beat ucla, and they didn't win a title. |
As the team posed for the horde of cameras, they weren't holding onto a trophy, they were holding onto each other. | as the team posed. for the horde of cameras they weren't holding onto a trophy they were holding onto. each | As the team posed, for the, horde of cameras they weren't holding onto a trophy they were holding onto each | as the team posed for the horde of cameras, they weren't holding onto a trophy, they were holding onto each other. |
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...eighty-nine consecutive victories. | ...eighty-nine consecutive | ...eighty-nine consecutive | ...eighty-nine consecutive victories. |
Mike Pesca NPR News, Hartford, Connecticut. | mike pesca npr. news hartford | Mike Pesca NPR News Hartford | mike pesca npr news, hartford, connecticut. |
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel. | from npr news this is all things considered i'm robert | From, NPR News this is ALL THINGS, CONSIDERED I'm Robert | from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm robert siegel. |
When the mortgage crisis exploded here in the U.S., it brought down the housing market and the rest of the economy with it. The recession that followed cut to the core of the American dream. For generations, owning a home has been essential to the kind of life most Americans aspire to. But the crash in home prices, mil... | when the mortgage crisis exploded here in the u.s., it brought down the housing market and. the rest of the economy with it the recession that. followed cut. to the core of the american; dream for generations owning a home has been essential; to the kind of life most americans aspire to but the crash in home prices mil... | When the mortgage crisis exploded here in the U.S., it brought down the. housing market and the. rest of the economy with it The recession that followed cut to the core, of the American dream For, generations owning a, home has been essential to the kind of life most Americans aspire to But. the crash in home prices mi... | when the mortgage crisis exploded here in the u.s., it brought down the housing market and the rest of the economy with it. the recession that followed cut to the core of the american dream. for generations, owning a home has been essential to the kind of life most americans aspire to. but the crash in home prices, mil... |
Here's NPR's Chris Arnold with the latest in our series American Dreams. | here's npr's chris arnold with the latest in our series american | Here's NPR's, Chris Arnold with the latest in our series American | here's npr's chris arnold with the latest in our series american dreams. |
Since the housing crash, there have been all kinds of headlines about how Americans are rethinking homeownership. There was Time magazine's cover, quote, "Why owning a home may no longer make economic sense." Pundits claim that renting would be the new owning, that a major shift was afoot. This was on CNN. | since. the housing crash there have been all kinds of headlines about how americans, are rethinking homeownership. there was time magazine's cover; quote, "why owning a home may. no longer make economic sense" pundits claim that renting would be the new owning that a major shift, was afoot this was on | Since the housing crash there have, been all kinds of headlines; about how Americans are rethinking homeownership. There was Time magazine's cover quote "Why owning a home, may no longer make economic sense" Pundits. claim that renting, would be the new owning that a major shift was. afoot This was on | since the housing crash, there have been all kinds of headlines about how americans are rethinking homeownership. there was time magazine's cover, quote, "why owning a home may no longer make economic sense." pundits claim that renting would be the new owning, that a major shift was afoot. this was on cnn. |
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I prefer to rent. I like the flexibility that comes along with renting. | i prefer to rent i. like the flexibility that comes along with | I prefer to rent I like the flexibility that comes along with | i prefer to rent. i like the flexibility that comes along with renting. |
The face of a new generation of renters, and perhaps the future of home dwelling in general. | the face of a, new generation of renters and perhaps the future of home dwelling in | The face, of a, new generation of. renters and perhaps the future of home dwelling in | the face of a new generation of renters, and perhaps the future of home dwelling in general. |
So, is renting becoming the future of home-dwelling in general? In a word, no. Five years after the crash, the desire to own a home is actually very much alive and well. | so is renting becoming the future of home-dwelling in. general? in a word no five. years after the crash the desire to own a home is actually very much alive and | So is renting becoming the future, of home-dwelling; in general? In a; word no Five years after the crash the. desire to own a home is actually very much alive and | so, is renting becoming the future of home-dwelling in general? in a word, no. five years after the crash, the desire to own a home is actually very much alive and well. |
There you go. | there you. | There you | there you go. |
There you go, Lilah. | there you, go. | There you go, | there you go, lilah. |
At the kitchen table in the house her parents just bought, 11-month-old Lilah Medeiros is eating mashed up vegetables and making elephant sounds. | at the kitchen, table in the, house her parents just bought 11-month-old lilah medeiros is eating mashed up vegetables, and making. elephant | At the kitchen table in the house her parents just bought. 11-month-old Lilah. Medeiros is eating mashed up vegetables and making, elephant | at the kitchen table in the house her parents just bought, 11-month-old lilah medeiros is eating mashed up vegetables and making elephant sounds. |
E is for elephant. | e is for, | E is for | e is for elephant. |
E is for elephant. There you go. | e is for elephant there you | E is for elephant. There you. | e is for elephant. there you go. |
OK. They're not exactly like real elephant sounds, but they're very impressive. | ok they're not exactly like real elephant sounds, but they're; very. | OK They're not exactly like. real elephant sounds but, they're very | ok. they're not exactly like real elephant sounds, but they're very impressive. |
Good job, Lilah. | good job | Good job | good job, lilah. |
You ready for another bite? | you ready for another | You ready for another | you ready for another bite? |
Oh, no. | oh | Oh | oh, no. |
Lilah's parents are Jared and Emily Medeiros. They're in their mid-30s. They both work at a museum, and they just bought their first house. It's here in Sharon, Massachusetts, and it's a suburb outside of Boston. And it turns out that this is something that most Americans still want to do. A poll of likely voters out l... | lilah's parents; are jared and emily medeiros they're in their mid-30s they both work at a museum and. they just bought their first house it's here in, sharon massachusetts and it's a suburb outside of boston and it turns. out that this. is something that most americans still, want to, do a poll of likely voters out la... | Lilah's parents are Jared and Emily Medeiros They're in their mid-30s They both work at a museum and they just bought their first house It's here in, Sharon Massachusetts and it's a suburb outside of Boston And it turns, out; that this is something that; most Americans still want to do A poll of likely; voters out last... | lilah's parents are jared and emily medeiros. they're in their mid-30s. they both work at a museum, and they just bought their first house. it's here in sharon, massachusetts, and it's a suburb outside of boston. and it turns out that this is something that most americans still want to do. a poll of likely voters out l... |
We got a nice front yard, backyard, side yard, two side yards. | we got a nice front, yard backyard side yard two side | We got a nice front yard, backyard side yard two side | we got a nice front yard, backyard, side yard, two side yards. |
It's big. You know, like, he does some, like, woodwork stuff. He can, like, do his projects on the weekends, and I can do some gardening and... | it's big you know like he does some; like woodwork stuff he, can like do his projects, on the weekends and i can do some gardening | It's. big You know like he, does some like woodwork stuff He can like do his projects on the weekends and I can do some gardening | it's big. you know, like, he does some, like, woodwork stuff. he can, like, do his projects on the weekends, and i can do some gardening and... |
That Wilson Center poll also found that 90 percent of people still think that homeownership is a part of the American dream. | that wilson center poll also found, that 90 percent of. people; still think that homeownership is a part of the american | That Wilson, Center poll also found that. 90 percent of people still think that homeownership is a part of the American | that wilson center poll also found that 90 percent of people still think that homeownership is a part of the american dream. |
I do feel like we kind of are living the dream. We've said it a couple times since we bought the place, really worth it with the dream. We kind of are. Like, this is what you always picture is, like, having the space to do this stuff. And now we do. | i do feel, like we kind of are living the dream, we've said it a. couple times, since we bought the place really worth it with. the dream we kind of are like this. is what you always picture is like having the space to do this stuff and now we | I, do; feel like we kind of are living the dream We've said it a couple. times since we bought the, place really. worth it with the dream We kind of, are Like this is what you always picture is like having the space to do this stuff And now we | i do feel like we kind of are living the dream. we've said it a couple times since we bought the place, really worth it with the dream. we kind of are. like, this is what you always picture is, like, having the space to do this stuff. and now we do. |
It's not just the suburbs. Other young families are buying homes or condos in neighborhoods in the city. And the desire to own a home, and own your own piece of land, has deep roots in the American psyche. Bob Shiller is a housing economist at Yale. | it's not just the suburbs other young families are buying homes or condos. in neighborhoods in the city and the desire to own a home and own your own piece, of land has deep, roots. in; the american psyche bob; shiller is a housing economist, at | It's not, just, the suburbs Other young families are buying homes or condos in neighborhoods in the city And the desire to own a home and, own your own piece of land has deep roots in the, American psyche Bob Shiller is a housing economist at | it's not just the suburbs. other young families are buying homes or condos in neighborhoods in the city. and the desire to own a home, and own your own piece of land, has deep roots in the american psyche. bob shiller is a housing economist at yale. |
Well, you know, the American dream, that is a term that became popular in the 1930s. But I kind of associate it with the suburban movement that developed after World War II. And to me, homeownership at that time represented a kind of a community spirit. You know, we have neighbors, we like our neighbors. We're active i... | well you know the american dream that is a term, that became; popular, in the 1930s but i kind of associate it with the suburban movement that developed after world war ii and to me homeownership at that time represented a kind of a community spirit you know we have neighbors we like our neighbors we're active in the | Well you know the American dream that, is a term that became popular. in the 1930s But I kind of associate it with the suburban movement. that developed after World, War II And to me homeownership at that time represented a kind of a community spirit You know we have neighbors we like our neighbors We're active in the | well, you know, the american dream, that is a term that became popular in the 1930s. but i kind of associate it with the suburban movement that developed after world war ii. and to me, homeownership at that time represented a kind of a community spirit. you know, we have neighbors, we like our neighbors. we're active i... |
And Shiller says it's been an American tradition to encourage homeownership, or farm ownership before that, for a very long time. | and shiller says it's, been an american tradition to, encourage homeownership or farm ownership before that. for a very long | And Shiller says it's been an American tradition to encourage, homeownership or farm ownership before that for a very long | and shiller says it's been an american tradition to encourage homeownership, or farm ownership before that, for a very long time. |
That was the real American dream, your own farm. So, we had the Homestead Act in the 1860s that made it possible for anyone with modest means to buy a farm. | that was, the real, american dream. your own. farm so we had the homestead act in. the 1860s that made it possible for anyone with modest means to buy, a | That was the real American dream your own farm So we had the Homestead Act in the 1860s that. made it possible for anyone with modest means to buy a | that was the real american dream, your own farm. so, we had the homestead act in the 1860s that made it possible for anyone with modest means to buy a farm. |
It was something that was noted by Alexis de Tocqueville who wrote a book on democracy in America in the 1830s. He was French, but he was touring America. He noticed the independent streak of Americans and their desire to own their own farm and their own home. And he thought that that represented kind of an anti-feudal... | it was something that was noted by alexis de tocqueville who wrote a book on democracy in america. in the 1830s he was french but he was touring. america he noticed the independent streak of americans and their, desire to own, their own farm and their own home and he thought that that, represented kind of an anti-feuda... | It was. something that was. noted by Alexis de Tocqueville who wrote a book on, democracy in America in the 1830s He was French but he was touring America. He noticed the independent streak of Americans and their desire to own their own farm and their own home And he thought that that represented kind of. an anti-feuda... | it was something that was noted by alexis de tocqueville who wrote a book on democracy in america in the 1830s. he was french, but he was touring america. he noticed the independent streak of americans and their desire to own their own farm and their own home. and he thought that that represented kind of an anti-feudal... |
Now, during the housing bubble, the American dream arguably got pretty warped. Buying a house suddenly meant making a lot of money really fast. There was a frantic rush to buy houses as prices went up and up and up. McMansions sprang up as people used the equity in their homes to move into bigger houses than they reall... | now during the housing bubble the american dream arguably got. pretty warped buying a house suddenly meant making a lot of money really fast there was, a frantic rush to buy houses as prices went up and up and up mcmansions sprang up as people used the equity in their homes. to move. into bigger houses than they really... | Now, during the housing bubble the American dream arguably got pretty warped Buying a, house suddenly meant making a lot of money really fast There was a frantic rush to buy houses as prices went up and up and up McMansions sprang up. as people used the equity, in their, homes to move into bigger houses than they reall... | now, during the housing bubble, the american dream arguably got pretty warped. buying a house suddenly meant making a lot of money really fast. there was a frantic rush to buy houses as prices went up and up and up. mcmansions sprang up as people used the equity in their homes to move into bigger houses than they reall... |
It was a different spirit. It was not the same American dream. | it was a different spirit it was not the same, american | It was a different spirit. It was not the same American | it was a different spirit. it was not the same american dream. |
So now, after the crash, perhaps we're returning to something that's a little bit healthier. You can get a sense of that back with Jared and Emily Medeiros, the couple that just bought a house outside Boston. The homes here on their street are well-kept, but pretty modest. Many are ranch houses, they're spread out with... | so now after the crash perhaps we're returning to something that's, a little, bit healthier you can get a sense of that back with jared and emily medeiros the couple that just bought a; house outside boston the homes here on their street are well-kept but pretty modest many are ranch houses they're spread out with nice... | So now after the crash perhaps we're returning to something that's a little bit healthier, You can. get a sense of that back with Jared and Emily Medeiros the. couple that, just bought a house outside Boston The homes here on their street are well-kept, but pretty. modest Many are ranch houses they're spread out with n... | so now, after the crash, perhaps we're returning to something that's a little bit healthier. you can get a sense of that back with jared and emily medeiros, the couple that just bought a house outside boston. the homes here on their street are well-kept, but pretty modest. many are ranch houses, they're spread out with... |
Most of these ranches were all built in the '50s, so it's at a time, like a turnover right now. Either the people are moving to Florida or dying or selling their house. And a lot of couples our age with kids, first-time homebuyers, are buying up all the houses around here. And you can totally see it, just lots and lots... | most of these. ranches were all built. in the '50s so it's at a time like, a turnover right now either the people are, moving to florida or dying or selling their; house and a lot of couples our age with, kids first-time homebuyers are buying up all the houses around. here and you can totally see it just lots and. lots... | Most of these ranches, were all built in the '50s so it's. at a time like. a turnover right now. Either the people are moving to Florida or dying or selling their. house And a lot of couples our age with kids first-time homebuyers are buying up; all the houses; around here And you, can totally see it, just lots, and lo... | most of these ranches were all built in the '50s, so it's at a time, like a turnover right now. either the people are moving to florida or dying or selling their house. and a lot of couples our age with kids, first-time homebuyers, are buying up all the houses around here. and you can totally see it, just lots and lots... |
Meanwhile, Jared has just bought his first power lawnmower. It's a nice red one, and he's trying to figure out how all of the levers work. | meanwhile jared. has just, bought. his first power lawnmower it's a nice red one and, he's trying to figure out how all. of the levers | Meanwhile Jared has just bought his first power lawnmower It's a nice; red. one and he's trying to figure out how all of the levers; | meanwhile, jared has just bought his first power lawnmower. it's a nice red one, and he's trying to figure out how all of the levers work. |
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Oh, wow. I just realized something. Whoa. It drives itself. This one drives itself. I didn't do that at all last time. You pull this one, it takes off on you. That's pretty cool. | oh wow i, just realized, something whoa it drives itself this, one drives itself i didn't do, that at all last time, you pull this one, it. takes off on you that's pretty | Oh wow I just realized something Whoa It drives itself This one drives itself I didn't do that at all last time. You pull this one it takes off on, you That's pretty. | oh, wow. i just realized something. whoa. it drives itself. this one drives itself. i didn't do that at all last time. you pull this one, it takes off on you. that's pretty cool. |
The Medeiroses say they don't expect massive riches from this house as it rises in value. They just did the math and decided that, by owning, they could get a lot for their money right now. The couple paid around $250,000. William Wheaton is an economist at MIT. He says that home prices now are down about 30 percent na... | the medeiroses say they don't expect massive riches from this house as it rises in value they just did. the math and decided that by owning they could get a lot for their; money, right now the. couple paid around $250,000. william, wheaton is an economist at, mit he says that home prices now are down about 30 percent n... | The. Medeiroses say they don't expect massive riches from this house as it rises in value They just did the math and. decided that by, owning they could get a lot for their money right now The couple paid around $250,000. William Wheaton is an economist at MIT. He says that home prices now are down about 30 percent nat... | the medeiroses say they don't expect massive riches from this house as it rises in value. they just did the math and decided that, by owning, they could get a lot for their money right now. the couple paid around $250,000. william wheaton is an economist at mit. he says that home prices now are down about 30 percent na... |
We're almost at a historic, you know, opportunity, in terms of the cost of owning relative to renting. | we're. almost at a historic you know opportunity in terms of the cost of owning relative to | We're almost at, a historic you, know opportunity in; terms of the cost, of owning relative to | we're almost at a historic, you know, opportunity, in terms of the cost of owning relative to renting. |
Really? | really? | ||
Yes. It's hard to think of a time in the last at least two or three decades when it's been as good to buy as right now. | yes it's hard to, think of a time, in the last at least two or three decades when it's been as good to, buy as right | Yes It's hard, to think of a time in, the last. at least two or three decades when it's been as good to buy as right | yes. it's hard to think of a time in the last at least two or three decades when it's been as good to buy as right now. |
Still, Wheaton says that many of the financial benefits to owning a house are a result of government policy. The government here in the U.S. has a hand in making mortgages available and affordable. There is the mortgage interest tax deduction for homeowners. All that is a big reason that 65 percent of Americans do own ... | still wheaton says, that many of the financial benefits; to owning, a house are a result of government policy the government here in. the u.s has a hand, in making mortgages available and affordable. there is the, mortgage, interest tax deduction for homeowners all that is a big reason that. 65 percent of. americans; d... | Still Wheaton says that many of the financial benefits to owning a house are a result of government policy The government here in the U.S has a hand in making mortgages available and, affordable There is the mortgage, interest tax deduction for homeowners All, that, is a big reason that 65 percent of Americans do own t... | still, wheaton says that many of the financial benefits to owning a house are a result of government policy. the government here in the u.s. has a hand in making mortgages available and affordable. there is the mortgage interest tax deduction for homeowners. all that is a big reason that 65 percent of americans do own ... |
The tax structure there favors renting. Loans are harder to get. It's easy to get long-term rental leases. So, as a result... | the tax structure there favors renting loans are; harder to get it's easy to get long-term rental leases so as a | The tax structure, there favors renting Loans are harder to get It's easy to get long-term rental leases So as a | the tax structure there favors renting. loans are harder to get. it's easy to get long-term rental leases. so, as a result... |
The lowest homeownership rate in the developed world is Switzerland and only 35 percent of the population of Switzerland owns their home. And Switzerland is a very affluent little enclave. And it's not that the Swiss somehow love renting. | the lowest homeownership rate; in the developed world is. switzerland and only 35 percent of the population of switzerland. owns their home and switzerland is a very affluent little enclave, and it's not that the swiss, somehow love | The lowest homeownership rate in the developed world is Switzerland and only 35 percent of the; population of Switzerland owns their home And Switzerland is a very affluent little enclave. And it's not that the Swiss somehow love | the lowest homeownership rate in the developed world is switzerland and only 35 percent of the population of switzerland owns their home. and switzerland is a very affluent little enclave. and it's not that the swiss somehow love renting. |
Wheaton says it's just that the economic incentives in that country push people towards renting. And that's worth American policymakers taking note of. Over the next few years, Congress will be restructuring the government's role in the housing market. And those changes could have a real impact on what for so long has ... | wheaton says it's just that the economic incentives in that; country push people towards renting and that's worth american policymakers taking note of over the next few years congress will be restructuring the government's role in the housing market and those changes could have a real impact on what for so long has bee... | Wheaton says. it's just that the economic, incentives. in that, country push people towards renting And that's worth American policymakers taking note of Over. the next few years Congress will be restructuring the. government's role in the housing. market, And those changes could have a real impact on what for so long ... | wheaton says it's just that the economic incentives in that country push people towards renting. and that's worth american policymakers taking note of. over the next few years, congress will be restructuring the government's role in the housing market. and those changes could have a real impact on what for so long has ... |
Chris Arnold, NPR News, Boston. | chris arnold npr news. | Chris Arnold NPR News | chris arnold, npr news, boston. |
And the Federal Communications Commission has a proposal it says will boost the economy. The FCC wants the government to spend billions of dollars on a nationwide network for emergency responders, and it wants to bring a faster, cheaper Internet connection to the 100 million Americans who don't have one. FCC Chairman J... | and; the federal communications commission has a, proposal it says will boost the economy the fcc wants the government to spend billions of dollars on a nationwide network for emergency responders and it wants to, bring a faster, cheaper; internet connection to the 100 million americans who don't have one fcc chairman ... | And the Federal Communications Commission, has a proposal it says will boost the economy The FCC wants the government to spend billions of dollars on a nationwide network for emergency, responders and it wants to bring a faster cheaper Internet connection to the 100 million Americans who don't have one FCC Chairman Jul... | and the federal communications commission has a proposal it says will boost the economy. the fcc wants the government to spend billions of dollars on a nationwide network for emergency responders, and it wants to bring a faster, cheaper internet connection to the 100 million americans who don't have one. fcc chairman j... |
This plan is revenue-positive for the American people. When you look at the spectrum that will recover and the auctions that that will generate, even before you start counting revenue from increased investment and job creation, the plan is revenue-positive. | this plan is revenue-positive for the american people when you look at the spectrum that will recover and the auctions that that will generate even. before you start counting revenue. from increased investment and job creation the. plan is | This plan is revenue-positive for the American people When you look at the spectrum that will recover and the auctions that that will generate even before you start counting revenue from increased investment and job creation the plan is | this plan is revenue-positive for the american people. when you look at the spectrum that will recover and the auctions that that will generate, even before you start counting revenue from increased investment and job creation, the plan is revenue-positive. |
That is the FCC chairman's proposal, but it faces some opposition from television broadcasters who use some of those public airwaves now for free. The FCC sends the plan to Congress today. | that is the fcc chairman's proposal but it faces some opposition from television broadcasters, who use some of those public airwaves, now for free; the fcc sends the plan to congress | That is the FCC chairman's proposal but it faces some opposition, from television broadcasters. who use some of those public airwaves now; for, free The FCC. sends the plan to Congress | that is the fcc chairman's proposal, but it faces some opposition from television broadcasters who use some of those public airwaves now for free. the fcc sends the plan to congress today. |
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You're listening to MORNING EDITION from NPR News. | you're listening to morning, edition from npr. | You're listening to MORNING EDITION. from NPR | you're listening to morning edition from npr news. |
This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block. | this is all things, considered from npr news i'm melissa | This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News I'm Melissa | this is all things considered from npr news. i'm melissa block. |
And I'm Guy Raz. | and i'm guy | And I'm Guy | and i'm guy raz. |
Today is World AIDS Day and President Obama used the occasion to set some ambitious new targets. He wants to significantly increase the number of people with access to life-saving AIDS treatments and to end transmission of the virus from mothers to their newborns. | today is world aids day and president obama used the occasion to set some ambitious new targets he wants to significantly increase the number of people with access to life-saving aids, treatments, and to end transmission of the virus from, mothers to their | Today is World AIDS Day and, President Obama used the occasion to set some ambitious new targets He, wants to significantly increase the number of people with access to life-saving AIDS treatments and to end transmission of the virus, from mothers to their | today is world aids day and president obama used the occasion to set some ambitious new targets. he wants to significantly increase the number of people with access to life-saving aids treatments and to end transmission of the virus from mothers to their newborns. |
NPR's Richard Knox reports on the president's speech and the reaction it's getting from AIDS activists. | npr's richard knox, reports on the president's speech and the reaction it's getting from aids | NPR's Richard, Knox reports on the president's speech and the, reaction it's getting from AIDS | npr's richard knox reports on the president's speech and the reaction it's getting from aids activists. |
President Obama's speech at George Washington University comes at a time when AIDS experts and activists have never been more optimistic that the disease can actually be vanquished. | president obama's speech at, george washington university comes at a time when aids, experts and activists have never been more optimistic that the disease, can actually, be | President Obama's speech at George Washington University comes at a time when AIDS experts and activists have never. been more optimistic, that the disease can, actually be | president obama's speech at george washington university comes at a time when aids experts and activists have never been more optimistic that the disease can actually be vanquished. |
Few could've imagined that we'd be talking about the real possibility of an AIDS-free generation, but that's what we're talking about. That's why we're here. | few could've imagined that we'd be talking about the real possibility of an aids-free generation but that's what we're talking about that's why we're | Few could've, imagined that we'd be talking about the real possibility of an AIDS-free generation but that's what we're talking about That's; why we're | few could've imagined that we'd be talking about the real possibility of an aids-free generation, but that's what we're talking about. that's why we're here. |
It's possible because of recent studies showing that treating HIV infected people early can drastically reduce the risk they'll pass it on to others. That plus other preventive strategies, such as male circumcision and condom use, has convinced many that the world could begin to see the end of AIDS. | it's possible because of recent studies showing that treating hiv infected people early can drastically reduce the risk they'll pass it on to others that plus other preventive strategies such as male circumcision and condom use has convinced many that the world could begin, to, see. the end of | It's possible because of recent studies showing that. treating HIV. infected, people early can drastically reduce. the risk they'll pass it on, to, others, That plus other preventive strategies such as male circumcision and condom use has convinced many that the world could, begin to see the end of | it's possible because of recent studies showing that treating hiv infected people early can drastically reduce the risk they'll pass it on to others. that plus other preventive strategies, such as male circumcision and condom use, has convinced many that the world could begin to see the end of aids. |
We need to listen when the scientific community focuses on prevention. | we need. to listen when the scientific community focuses on, | We need to listen when the, scientific community focuses on | we need to listen when the scientific community focuses on prevention. |
But most of the excitement was over the president's pledge to raise the number of people in developing countries who are currently getting antiviral treatment. | but most of the. excitement was over the president's pledge to, raise the number of, people in, developing, countries who are currently getting antiviral | But most of the excitement, was over the president's pledge to. raise the number of people in, developing countries. who are currently getting antiviral | but most of the excitement was over the president's pledge to raise the number of people in developing countries who are currently getting antiviral treatment. |
Fry bread is eaten alone, with beans or chili or as a dessert with honey or powdered sugar. Good as it may sound, nobody is pretending that it's healthy. | fry bread is eaten alone with beans or chili or as a dessert with. honey or powdered sugar good as. it may, sound nobody is pretending that it's | Fry bread is eaten alone with beans or chili or as a dessert with honey or, powdered sugar Good as it may sound; nobody is pretending that it's | fry bread is eaten alone, with beans or chili or as a dessert with honey or powdered sugar. good as it may sound, nobody is pretending that it's healthy. |
Unidentified Woman #3: Look at all the oil you're use in there, and it's just a deep-fried white bread--is what it is. And so it's not good for you. | unidentified woman #3: look at all the oil you're use in there and it's just; a deep-fried white bread--is what, it is and so it's not good for | Unidentified Woman #3: Look at all the oil you're use in there and it's just a deep-fried white bread--is what it. is And, so it's not good for | unidentified woman #3: look at all the oil you're use in there, and it's just a deep-fried white bread--is what it is. and so it's not good for you. |
Fry bread is contributing to epidemic diabetes and growing heart disease in Indian communities. | fry bread is contributing to epidemic diabetes and growing heart disease in indian | Fry bread is contributing to epidemic diabetes and, growing heart disease in Indian | fry bread is contributing to epidemic diabetes and growing heart disease in indian communities. |
I'm sitting in front of you, and I'm 6', 300 pounds, you know, and that didn't happen overnight. You know, that was because of the foods that I grew up eating, and one of them was fry bread. | i'm sitting, in front of you and, i'm 6', 300 pounds you know and that didn't happen overnight you know that was because of, the foods that i grew up eating and. one of them was fry. | I'm sitting in front of you, and I'm 6', 300 pounds you know and that didn't happen overnight You. know that was because of the foods that I grew up eating and one of them was fry | i'm sitting in front of you, and i'm 6', 300 pounds, you know, and that didn't happen overnight. you know, that was because of the foods that i grew up eating, and one of them was fry bread. |
Terrol Dew Johnson is one of the estimated 70--that's 7-0-percent--of O'odham adults who have diabetes. He is co-director of TOCA, Tohono O'odham Community Action, an organization that promotes traditional food. And fry bread is not what he'd call a real traditional food. | terrol dew johnson is one of the estimated 70--that's 7-0-percent--of o'odham adults who have diabetes. he. is co-director of toca tohono o'odham community action; an. organization that promotes traditional food and fry bread is not what, he'd call; a real. traditional | Terrol Dew Johnson is one of the estimated 70--that's 7-0-percent--of. O'odham adults who have diabetes He is co-director of TOCA. Tohono O'odham Community Action an organization that promotes traditional, food And fry bread is not, what he'd call a, real traditional | terrol dew johnson is one of the estimated 70--that's 7-0-percent--of o'odham adults who have diabetes. he is co-director of toca, tohono o'odham community action, an organization that promotes traditional food. and fry bread is not what he'd call a real traditional food. |
Is there traditional songs about fry bread? You know, is there a ceremony you should perform when you do fry bread? So you're looking back into your culture in your own tribes and see, `What kind of prayers do I pray to our creator about fry bread?' You know, you throw those out and see what happ... | is there traditional songs about fry, bread? you know is there a ceremony you should perform. when you do fry bread? so you're looking back into your culture in your. own tribes and see `what kind of prayers do i pray to, our creator about fry bread?' you. know you throw those out and see what ha... | Is there traditional songs about fry bread? You know is there a ceremony you should perform when you do fry bread? So you're, looking back into. your culture in your own tribes and see `What. kind of prayers do I pray to our creator about fry bread?' You know you throw those out and see what happ... | is there traditional songs about fry bread? you know, is there a ceremony you should perform when you do fry bread? so you're looking back into your culture in your own tribes and see, `what kind of prayers do i pray to our creator about fry bread?' you know, you throw those out and see what happ... |
For Northwest Indians, real traditional food means fish. For Plains Indians, it means bison. And for O'odham and other Southwest tribes, it means beans, squash and corn. Indians first began eating fry bread anytime from the 1860s to the 1960s, depending on the tribe. But the ingredients came fro... | for northwest, indians real traditional food means fish for plains, indians it means bison and for o'odham; and other southwest tribes it means beans squash and corn. indians first began. eating fry. bread anytime from the 1860s to the 1960s depending on the, tribe but the ingredients came from ... | For. Northwest Indians. real traditional food means fish, For Plains Indians it means bison And for. O'odham and other Southwest tribes it means beans squash and corn Indians first began eating fry bread anytime from the, 1860s. to the 1960s depending on the tribe But the ingredients came from t... | for northwest indians, real traditional food means fish. for plains indians, it means bison. and for o'odham and other southwest tribes, it means beans, squash and corn. indians first began eating fry bread anytime from the 1860s to the 1960s, depending on the tribe. but the ingredients came fro... |
Because there's a part of me, I have to have--you know, sometimes, like, you know, you crave it. | because there's a, part of me i have to have--you know; sometimes like you know you. crave | Because there's a part of me I have to have--you know sometimes like. you know you, crave | because there's a part of me, i have to have--you know, sometimes, like, you know, you crave it. |
And her job? She's TOCA's nutrition outreach coordinator. | and. her job? she's toca's nutrition outreach | And her job? She's TOCA's nutrition outreach | and her job? she's toca's nutrition outreach coordinator. |
It's difficult to change eating habits, and so we say, `OK, everything in moderation. Don't have it as often as you used to.' | it's difficult to change eating habits and so we say, `ok everything in moderation don't have it as often as you used | It's difficult to change eating habits and so we say `OK everything in moderation Don't have it as often as you used | it's difficult to change eating habits, and so we say, `ok, everything in moderation. don't have it as often as you used to.' |
Karen Blaine knows how tough it can be to avoid fried food, whether you're Native American or not. So she and others are asking tribal members to back away from the fry bread slowly, one meal at a time. Ted Robbins, NPR News. | karen blaine knows. how tough it can be to avoid fried food whether you're native american or not so. she and others are, asking tribal members to back away from the fry bread slowly one meal at a time ted. robbins npr | Karen Blaine knows. how. tough it can be, to avoid fried food whether you're, Native American, or not So she and others are asking tribal members to back away from the fry bread slowly one meal at a time Ted Robbins NPR | karen blaine knows how tough it can be to avoid fried food, whether you're native american or not. so she and others are asking tribal members to back away from the fry bread slowly, one meal at a time. ted robbins, npr news. |
ESPN is getting an ombudsman. Washington Post columnist George Solomon will be the first to hold that post at the 24-hour sports cable network. Newspapers have long had ombudsmen to critique news coverage and act as advocates for readers. NPR appointed one five years ago. George Solomon says that... | espn is getting an ombudsman washington post columnist george solomon will be the first to hold that post at the 24-hour sports cable, network newspapers have long had, ombudsmen to critique news coverage and act as advocates for readers npr appointed, one five years ago, george solomon says that... | ESPN is. getting an ombudsman Washington Post columnist George Solomon will be the first to hold that post at the 24-hour sports. cable network Newspapers have; long had ombudsmen, to critique news coverage and act as advocates for readers NPR. appointed, one five years ago George Solomon says th... | espn is getting an ombudsman. washington post columnist george solomon will be the first to hold that post at the 24-hour sports cable network. newspapers have long had ombudsmen to critique news coverage and act as advocates for readers. npr appointed one five years ago. george solomon says that... |
I think like all big news operations, they want to know how they're doing. They want to know how they're thought of. And they also want to know, you know, ways they can improve. And as with any other ombudsman in any other role, you know, is there a place for, in this case, the viewer or the list... | i think like all big news operations they want to know how they're, doing they want to know. how they're thought of and they also want to know you know ways they can, improve and as with any other ombudsman in any other role you, know is there a place for in this case the viewer or the listener t... | I think like all big news operations, they want to know how; they're doing They want to know how they're thought of. And they also want to know you know ways they can, improve And as. with any other ombudsman in any other role you know is. there a place for in this case the viewer or the listener... | i think like all big news operations, they want to know how they're doing. they want to know how they're thought of. and they also want to know, you know, ways they can improve. and as with any other ombudsman in any other role, you know, is there a place for, in this case, the viewer or the list... |
I'm sure they have avenues for those complaints to come in right now. What have they told you about what the most common complaints are? | i'm, sure they have, avenues for those complaints to come in right now what have they told you about what the most common complaints | I'm sure they, have avenues. for those complaints to come in right now What have they told you about what the most. common complaints | i'm sure they have avenues for those complaints to come in right now. what have they told you about what the most common complaints are? |
You know, as you know, sports fans are very, very passionate, and... | you know as you know, sports fans are very very, passionate | You know as you know sports fans are very very, passionate | you know, as you know, sports fans are very, very passionate, and... |
Shocked. I'm shocked. | shocked i'm | Shocked, I'm | shocked. i'm shocked. |
Yes, I know. And, you know, for instance, I know there was a lot of concern about how the network performed in its coverage of the brawl in Detroit. | yes i know and you. know for instance i know there was a lot; of concern, about, how the, network performed in, its coverage of the brawl in | Yes I know And you. know for instance I; know there was a lot of concern about how the, network performed in its coverage of the brawl in | yes, i know. and, you know, for instance, i know there was a lot of concern about how the network performed in its coverage of the brawl in detroit. |
The Detroit Pistons game? | the detroit pistons | The Detroit Pistons | the detroit pistons game? |
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