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October 10, 2008
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Folk Music
With Jim Blum

10:10
David Bromberg: Keep on Drinking/Dark Hollow/Fair (11/07 41st Kent St. Folk Festival)


10:28
Over The Rhine (live): Etcetera Whatever (11/2005 39th Kent St. Folk Festival)


10:34
Abigail Washburn's Sparrow Qua: His Eyes on the Sparrow/Unamed Song (11/2006 40th Kent St. Folk Festival)


10:42
Tim O'Brien: When I Paint/Get Out There/Trail (11/07 41st Kent St. Folk Festival)



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Classical Music
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Randall Thompson: Symphony #2 (New York Philharmonic)


10:34
Alexander Borodin: Spanish Serenade (I Musici de Montreal)


10:38
Johan Svendsen: Norwegian Rhapsody #2 (Trondheim Symphony Orchestra)


10:50
Johannes Brahms: Intermezzo No. 2 (Markus Groh, piano)


10:55
Camargo Guarnieri: Prelude #24 (Brazilian Guitar Quartet)



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The future of bridge safety could come from Northeast Ohio

Monday, June 30, 2008

Emerging technology in Northeast Ohio could make the bridges you drive on anywhere in the country safer. A Twinsburg company is helping develop an electronic sensor that could prevent collapses like the one that killed 13 people in Minnesota last year.

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