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What is the future of food?

It's something that's enjoyed for taste and it's something that's required to survive. It's found in the ground, on trees, on shelves, in homes and in retail settings throughout the world. It defines cultures, helps to run vehicles and even influences national security decisions. It's food, and its future is up for discussion.

Thursday - 05/23/2013, 10:50am EDT

Tags: food, food supply, health, GMOs, USDA, Rachel Nania, Washington Post Live

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DC by the Book takes readers to novel locations

Find where famous D.C. scenes occurred in books with a new website, DC by the Book, sponsored by the DC Public Library.

Wednesday - 03/27/2013, 12:22pm EDT

Tags: DC by the Book, books, library, website, Alex Beall, DC Public Library

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Waldorf schools focus on distraction-free education

With 120 Waldorf schools in North America and 1,000 Waldorf schools across 60 countries, the self- proclaimed "fastest growing education movement" keeps attracting students, despite the digital revolution in American culture and classrooms.

Monday - 01/07/2013, 07:12am EST

Tags: education, teaching, Washington Waldorf School

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'App economy' isn't slowing down

Around the world, the consumer appetite for apps seems to be insatiable.

Wednesday - 11/28/2012, 04:18am EST

Tags: Jeanne Meserve, apps, smartphones, jobs,

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Man chases robbers who stole Kindle, shot at him

Anne Arundel County police say a man who chased two youths who stole his Kindle and shot at him was hit by a car as the robbers drove off.

Monday - 10/08/2012, 09:15pm EDT

Tags: kindle, theft, crime

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Volunteer drivers to test next-gen smart cars

Michigan drivers will test 3,000 smart cars, buses and trucks that can talk to one another as part of a yearlong study to gauge whether the technology reduces injuries and fatalities.

Tuesday - 08/21/2012, 12:23pm EDT

Tags: transportation, University of Michigan, Ray LaHood, Smart Car, wifi, Department of Transportation

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