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Wired: The Secrets Of Aging \| 07/11/2008 Why didn't we think of it before? Combining millions of x-rays to unlock secrets about the way we age. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Computerizing Campaigns \| 07/11/2008 Computers are providing campaigns with some very specific information about potential voters. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: The Future Of Air Fares \| 07/11/2008 Let's take a moment, and look into the future -- of air fares. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: The Cost Of Terror \| 07/11/2008 How can you put on a price on the losses suffered in a terrorist attack? Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Help From Above \| 07/11/2008 Maybe all we need to slow global warming is a little something extra in the atmosphere. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Irrational Fears \| 07/04/2008 Irrational fears don't necessarily seem irrational when you're having them. So what can you do about them?
Wired: Computer Journalists \| 07/04/2008 It takes a real life event to cause the news, but more and more -- it only takes a computer to monitor it.
Wired: Music Leak \| 07/04/2008 The music industry REALLY doesn't want you to get your hands on albums before they're released.
Wired: Training On Simulators \| 07/04/2008 Pilots do it, and so do soldiers. Now paramedics are training on simulators, so they'll be prepared for the worst.
Wired: Predicting Crop Yield \| 07/04/2008 How do you predict the size of next year's crop? You could go with your gut -- or, you could use complex statistical analysis.
Wired: Gun Cams \| 06/20/2008 They're putting cameras on everything these days -- laptops, cell phones... guns. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Keeping Your Inbox Tidy \| 06/20/2008 Wired: Keeping Your Inbox Tidy Your email inbox is your friend, even if it can sometimes be a bit -- overbearing. Here are some tips for keeping a neat account. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: The History Of Jokes \| 06/20/2008 If you have to explain, it's not funny -- although the scholars behind the history of jokes might beg to differ. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Cleaning With Bacteria \| 06/20/2008 Call it living history -- using bacteria to keep old structures clean. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Tour Before Album? \| 06/20/2008 Most bands tour to generate publicity for their albums. A band in Brazil turns that formula on its head. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Are Used Cars Greener? \| 06/16/2008 Save the environment -- buy a used car.
Wired: Spy Gear \| 06/16/2008 Where do the CIA get their ideas for cool spy gadgets? Where else? From watching TV.
Wired: Upgrading Slot Machines \| 06/16/2008 Slot machines are simple, and they're certainly effective, but -- even classics deserve an overhaul from time to time.
Wired: Offensive Driving \| 06/16/2008 Out in today's mean streets, there are defensive drivers -- and then there are offensive drivers.
Wired: Green Power \| 06/16/2008 When it comes to nuclear power, could it be true that what doesn't kill us makes us greener?
Wired: The Web In Japan \| 06/10/2008 Why did the Web never really take off in Japan? Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Go Green Online \| 06/10/2008 How can the Web help you go green? Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: KITT Gets An Upgrade \| 06/10/2008 Talking car KITT gets an upgrade. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Animal Sounds \| 06/10/2008 Mark Robinson explains how man-made noise is blocking out the animal worlds' sounds.
Wired: A Favor To Forests? \| 06/10/2008 Cutting down some trees may actually do forests a favor. Mark Robinson explains.
Wired: Political Calls \| 05/23/2008 Ever wonder how you can stop automated calls from political campaigns? You may have to keep wondering. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Online Endorsements \| 05/23/2008 Celebrities endorse all kinds of things, even online startups. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Videogames \| 05/23/2008 These videogames are like any other -- writ large. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Online Gaming \| 05/23/2008 Online gaming is popular because it's consequence-free. Only it isn't quite consequence-free -- for the earth. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Brain Freeze \| 05/23/2008 Brain freeze -- the scourge of summertime humanity. Is there any hope for a cure? Mark Robinson reports.

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Wired: The Secrets Of Aging \| 07/11/2008 Why didn't we think of it before? Combining millions of x-rays to unlock secrets about the way we age. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Computerizing Campaigns \| 07/11/2008 Computers are providing campaigns with some very specific information about potential voters. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: The Future Of Air Fares \| 07/11/2008 Let's take a moment, and look into the future -- of air fares. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: The Cost Of Terror \| 07/11/2008 How can you put on a price on the losses suffered in a terrorist attack? Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Help From Above \| 07/11/2008 Maybe all we need to slow global warming is a little something extra in the atmosphere. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Irrational Fears \| 07/04/2008 Irrational fears don't necessarily seem irrational when you're having them. So what can you do about them?
Wired: Computer Journalists \| 07/04/2008 It takes a real life event to cause the news, but more and more -- it only takes a computer to monitor it.
Wired: Music Leak \| 07/04/2008 The music industry REALLY doesn't want you to get your hands on albums before they're released.
Wired: Training On Simulators \| 07/04/2008 Pilots do it, and so do soldiers. Now paramedics are training on simulators, so they'll be prepared for the worst.
Wired: Predicting Crop Yield \| 07/04/2008 How do you predict the size of next year's crop? You could go with your gut -- or, you could use complex statistical analysis.
Wired: Gun Cams \| 06/20/2008 They're putting cameras on everything these days -- laptops, cell phones... guns. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Keeping Your Inbox Tidy \| 06/20/2008 Wired: Keeping Your Inbox Tidy Your email inbox is your friend, even if it can sometimes be a bit -- overbearing. Here are some tips for keeping a neat account. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: The History Of Jokes \| 06/20/2008 If you have to explain, it's not funny -- although the scholars behind the history of jokes might beg to differ. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Cleaning With Bacteria \| 06/20/2008 Call it living history -- using bacteria to keep old structures clean. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Tour Before Album? \| 06/20/2008 Most bands tour to generate publicity for their albums. A band in Brazil turns that formula on its head. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Are Used Cars Greener? \| 06/16/2008 Save the environment -- buy a used car.
Wired: Spy Gear \| 06/16/2008 Where do the CIA get their ideas for cool spy gadgets? Where else? From watching TV.
Wired: Upgrading Slot Machines \| 06/16/2008 Slot machines are simple, and they're certainly effective, but -- even classics deserve an overhaul from time to time.
Wired: Offensive Driving \| 06/16/2008 Out in today's mean streets, there are defensive drivers -- and then there are offensive drivers.
Wired: Green Power \| 06/16/2008 When it comes to nuclear power, could it be true that what doesn't kill us makes us greener?
Wired: The Web In Japan \| 06/10/2008 Why did the Web never really take off in Japan? Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Go Green Online \| 06/10/2008 How can the Web help you go green? Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: KITT Gets An Upgrade \| 06/10/2008 Talking car KITT gets an upgrade. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Animal Sounds \| 06/10/2008 Mark Robinson explains how man-made noise is blocking out the animal worlds' sounds.
Wired: A Favor To Forests? \| 06/10/2008 Cutting down some trees may actually do forests a favor. Mark Robinson explains.
Wired: Political Calls \| 05/23/2008 Ever wonder how you can stop automated calls from political campaigns? You may have to keep wondering. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Online Endorsements \| 05/23/2008 Celebrities endorse all kinds of things, even online startups. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Videogames \| 05/23/2008 These videogames are like any other -- writ large. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Online Gaming \| 05/23/2008 Online gaming is popular because it's consequence-free. Only it isn't quite consequence-free -- for the earth. Mark Robinson reports.
Wired: Brain Freeze \| 05/23/2008 Brain freeze -- the scourge of summertime humanity. Is there any hope for a cure? Mark Robinson reports.

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