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Tuesday June 20, 2006
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Guest host: Matthew Felling
From wireless connectivity to features that automatically clear-up and slim-down their subjects, the latest crop of digital cameras offer a slew of new applications. We look at the rapidly changing world of digital photography.
Melanie Otto, professional photographer; and instructor with The Washington Photo Safari
Michael J. McNamara, Executive Technology Editor, Popular Photography & Imaging Magazine
Guest host: Matthew Felling
Debut novelist Thomas Holland is uniquely qualified to write a fictional forensic mystery. As scientific director of the largest skeletal identification lab in the world, he heads efforts to recover and identify all U.S. war dead. We look at the ethical frontiers and human stories behind modern forensic archaeology.
Thomas Holland, Scientific Director, U.S. Department of Defense, JPAC Central Identification Laboratory”; also author "One Drop of Blood" (Simon & Schuster)
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